Southwest Texas chairmen meet for thrift drive
ChaIrm en from 28 Southwest Texas counties meet in conference here Wednesday led by state chairman Louis Lipsitz and Mrs. Virginia Threadgill. The day included experiences from county chairmen on selling Thrift and War Savings Stamps, a stirring talk by Mrs. Joseph Pile rel, and a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook after a drive through Kelly Field.
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Kelly Field
Louis Lipsitz
Virginia Threadgill
Texas
A. P. Barrett
Lipsitz
Threadgill
Joseph Pilerel
Juipsus
Germany
Womanhood of
America
Kelly Mield
W. C. Silliman
San Antonio
Fred Cook
Cook
J. T. Smith
Why I Believe In Nuxated Iron
A promotional claim touts Nuxated Iron as a phenomenal blood and strength booster. It cites endorsements from former U S Senators and doctors, urges a two week strength test, and promises refunds if unsatisfied. The ad notes easy absorption and no tooth staining, with local distribution by HW Wagner and others.
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United States
Congress
Monseizneur Nannini
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
Westchester County Hospital
Nex
United States Senate
House of Representatives
HW. L. Wagner
Margaret Wilson Sings for Troops at Camp Stanley and Travis
Margaret Wilson, daughter of the President, resumed her concert tour in the San Antonio area. She performed for student officers and regular troops at Camp Stanley, with a 7:15 p.m. show at the motion picture theater and a second at the Y M C A building. A Thursday program at Camp Travis Y M C A will feature negro melodies for Black soldiers, followed by a flight department event at Kelly Field hosted by Lieut. Col. GV Quackenbush and Mrs. Quackenbush. She will lead public school children in The Star Spangled Banner at the Maypole Festival in League Park.
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Margaret Wilson
San Antonio
Camp Stanley
Motion Picture Theater
Camp Travis
Chilean Ambassador Dies in Washington at 60
Senor Don Santiago Aldunate, Chilean ambassador to the United States, died in a Washington hospital after a stroke endured while walking. The United States will, per precedent, offer to convey his body to Chile on a warship. He was 60 and had been in good health prior to the stroll.
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Washington, D. C
Senor Don Santiago Aldunate
United States
Chile
Womanless Wedding staged to aid Liberty Bonds drive
Society notes reveal Thursday events at Beethoven Hall for a Womanless Wedding fundraiser by the Woman's Club supporting Liberty Bonds. Other activities include Harmony Club dancing, Red Cross and Equal Franchise Society meetings, and a Friday lineup of dances, PTA gatherings, and social clubs across San Antonio.
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Beethoven Hall
Woman's Club
Red Cross Circle of the Woman's
Wolff & Marx
Womans City Committee
Chandler
San Antonio Equa Franchise Society
Wheeler Pettus
Equal Franchise Society
Clem Motor Car ads and local notices mix in San Antonio
Local page blends automobile sale ads from Clem Motor Car Company with multiple community notices. Items include Liberty bonds purchase authorization by Eagles Bay Lodge No. 70, dance events at Kirby Rifle Club and Turner Bowling, Holy Name Society meeting at St Marys Church, and various sales on clothing and hardware. Also reports two cars stolen near Brackenridge Park, a dental practice resuming, and a collision at Garden Nueva Streets with arrests.
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San Antonio
League
Kuu Klux Klan
South
Texas
United States
Unites States
UN Len Selecten
Moniber
Wlood
Kindreden
Lo Reyes
Indivie Imu
Ah Soliuchy
United Stars
Central Committee
Levider
Sause
Executive Committee
Liberty Joan
Eagles Bay Bonds
San Antonio Acrile No. 70
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Church
Agp
Clem Motor Car Company
Ave. C
Eighth St
Private Arthur Moore Dies at Garstner Field
Private Arthur I. Moore of Buffalo was instantly killed at Garstner Field near Lake Charles during an electrical storm when he contacted a telephone wire at the government aviation training camp.
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Lake Charles
Arthur I. Moore
Richfield Avenue
Buffalo
Garstner Field
Government Aviation
Here
Knights Elect James Austin at Texas Templar session
In Beaumont at the sixth annual conclave of the R E Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Texas officers were elected for the coming year with William James Wort as grand commander and Frank Jones as deputy grand commander. The next meeting will be held April 24, 1919, in Beaumont.
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Austin
Tex
R. E. Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Texas
Beaumont
William James
Wort
Worth
Frank ©. Jones
Houston
John J. Sawtell
Ware
G. Hawkins
Vernon
U.S. May Expand Zone Laws If Texas Ten Mile Rule Falls
In Austin on April 18 Representative W. D. Copes of Childress and Representative Eugene Dabogory discuss a possible federal takeover of policing if the Texas ten mile zone law is ruled unconstitutional. They warn opponents that a failure could yield zones around army camps nationwide.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
W. D. Cops of
Childress
Cope
Eugene Dabogory
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Steinway
Emerson Vose
Sohmer
Price & Teeple Royal Krell
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Treacy Price & Teeple Emerson Carleton
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Yalty
Ouppre Rce
NEW League
The
Harmony Club
Gunter Hotel
Convention of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Menger
City Committee Room
Chandler Building
Woman’s Parliament
Red Cross Circle
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Cross Circle of
Order of Jastern Star
Walt & Marx
Crockett Parent-Teacher Association
Smith Parent-Teacher Association
Travis Club
Bowie
Parent- Teacher Association
William L. Mars Shell
Marjorie Jinckiman
Les Jennnesse
Uneet
Welock
Herbert den Clarkson
Guy Varda- Shick
Louise Mattie ‘Terrell
Amne Liam O
Uvalde
Grace Me Hanns Miorabel Townsend
Tinele Kincaid
del Flin
Grace Walker
Chiir
Rowena Nye
Eleanor Wursbach
Mauda Cungus
Pearl Wilkinson
Doris Houston
Trussell Hughes
Lillian Hughes
Terrell Louise Dodds
Clarisse Ryan
Jamie Kern Marjorie Glaze
Kathleen Miller
A.” 90 Division
Country Club
Wient
Daniel J. Kiber
S58th Infantry
Annis Kennett Walton
Alex Y. Walton
Camp Wheeler
Macon
Arthur Gray Jones
Kiber
J. Th. Craig
258Th Infantry
Lng
Mire Leonora Well
University of Texas
Miss Louse _ Berrey
Christie Moore
University
Mr. Jamers
W. C. Moore
Ttn
Mexico
San Francisco
Cal
Adr. Paulsen
Steamer Alliance
United States District Court
Lady Hous
Kirby Rifle Club
Seguin
Road
Turner
Turner Bowling
Kiwis
Palm Beach Grad
Mommel’s Clothing
W. Commerce
Riehe’s Jewelry Store
Main Ave
H. Horner
Gumden Street
City
Horner
Leon Springs
Camp Bowie
Rev
Clarence Horner
Young Men's Christian Association
France
MILO
Oak Liberty Mills
Alain Jewelry Co
Alamo Plus
Clem Motor Gas Company
Household Furniture
Comany
South Flores Eet
tKaty Furniture
John Stennett
Jeffrey
Wedersh
D Ofelock
Department of J
Liberty Mills
Asbar Plumbing Co
Travis
Orchestra
Aly
W. C. Hatin
Brackenridge Park
Willis-Knight
A. G. Davis
Uvalde Street
Studebaker
Geo. GC. Wurzbach
Conray Bldg
United States Army
W. O. W. Hall
Dullie Printing Co
Tosoya, St
Dr. Trotter
Houston St
Cark
Colliston
WS. Hicks
Delaware Avenue
Co. P. Oleson
Aviation Corps
Garden
Nueva Streets
Hermann Sons
Garden St
Hertzberg's
Hertzberg
St. Mary's Sts
Knights
James
Fort Worth
Grand Commandery
Park
Bryan
Guard
U. S
Ariend Binck
U.S. Food Administration
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Maude Marie Costello
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Fillmore St
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