Governor Ferguson Denies Gibson Bill Side-Tracking Claim
A report circulated claiming Governor Ferguson planned to side-track the Gibson bill on insurance reform. He denied the charge at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio, stating the appropriation bill would receive priority at the special session and he has not promised or intended to submit it now. He met with city officials including Mayor Clinton G. Brown and Sheriff John W. Yobb, plus other local figures, for courtesy calls and a luncheon hosted by Atlas Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ferguson
Texas
Gunter Hotel
Irton
Ferguson
San Antonio
Clinton G.brown
Sherif John W. Yobb
Gove
C. V.birkhead
Poh, Swearingen
CT. Fincham
R. P. Coon
Ferguson A
Yravic Club
Atlas 2
Ayres
Coronation social notes in San Antonio society
In society pages Queen Josephine of Arcady is honored at the Yeavis Club with Miss Dorothy Leavingen hosting dinners. A San Antonio garden party from 4 to 6 pm, a St. John’s Episcopal auxiliary meeting, and a Daughters of the American Revolution chapter gathering are listed. Governors and notable guests attend a coronation ball at the St. Anthony with the Woodhull family, with gowns described and many attendees named. A San Antonio Musical Club reception and Mrs. John S. Bulla’s bridge party are noted, plus local ad notices for groceries and a market ad.
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Alamo Sawa
St. Anthony
Josephine of
Arcady
Eetaentervale
Evenlne
Tings
Order of the Rhamp
Fer- Eusck
San Antonio
Vienjay
John S. Bulla
Party Frances
St. Louis
William Crosby
Fort Sam Houston
H. W. Lawton
George van Deusen
Visitors Register at The Gunter and St Anthony Hotels
A long string of names from Texas and beyond registered or stayed at the Gunter in Dallas and the St Anthony, with guests including Mr. A W McTaddan of Victoria, Mrs. H C Harrison of Brownsville, Miss CG Byrni of Houston, and others from Dallas, Boston, Galveston, Fort Worth, and Washington D C. The notices read like a social register of hotel guests and arrivals.
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AC. Buchioun
Po Worth
Tex
Gunter
Des
A. W McTaddan
Victoria
Hier M. Tinare
Miles Yeti
May
Kemreas
Trg
Amore
Svivalent
Nes
Heyd
May Bello
WwiGaro
St. Anthon | Me
Jona Polbut
Crownwood
H.C. Harrison
Brownsville
Tee
J. Hall
Houston
W. Connell
Boston
Nora
T.X. Reng
Galveston
Bes
Guerts
Ervantey
Fort Worth
Girl
Stongee
Hounbin
St. Anthony
Barwell
Grange
Hyamel remedy claim links to catarrh cure
Fragments promote Hyamel remedy for catarrh with inhalation steps and throat relief. Text touts germ destruction and symptom vanish in days, asserting a guaranteed cure and offering purchase at a Ben Antonio venue.
Rotarians to Meet Here for Far Tre
San Antonio hosts a South Texas Rotary gathering with leaders from Houston Corpus Christi Galveston and Mounton present. Henry Greenfield outlines plans for a Rotary trip to the San Francisco Expo as others toast a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Harry Reuter. Proceeds fund a gift for the newborn.
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San Antonio
Texas
Hotary Club
Henry Greenfield
Houston
Preaman
Houston Rotery Club
Bel Cornel Nf Mouton
7. M. Nix
Corpus Christi
Lee
OWIL Engineers of Texas convene for semiannual session
The Texas branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers met in the Gunter Hotel pink room with President John F. Hawley presiding. Attendees heard talks by J. Milton Howe and Terrell Hartlett as George Holmes described a new method for defeaming railroad rails amid reports on city street and bridge work and the Medina dam project planned for Friday.
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Texas
American Society of Civil Engineers
Gunter
John F. Hawley
Fort Worth
Hawley
J. Milton Howe
Boustan
Terrell Hartlett
San Antonio
Breckinridge
Medina
Danderine promises to remove dandruff after use
An advertisement touts Danderine as a guaranteed cure for dandruff. It claims the product will disappear every bit of dandruff after a few applications and leave the scalp healthy with no remaining flakes. It urges readers to buy at any drug store for a visible result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneval
Chicago
Rome
Aly Drug Store
Flower Festival a Big Success at Will Close Friday
The Flower Festival run by the Elvie department of the Woman's Club at Wenger Hotel featured three rooms of floral displays. It highlighted moss Texas Star borders, antique and modern garden blooms, and notable varieties including American Beauty roses, La France, Marechal Nets, and La France. Miss Mary Ty chaired the committee with Mrs. G. B. McMillan as vice chair. The event showcased tea rooms and parlors turned into flower gardens with carnations, japonica, hydrangea, and other blooms, attracting broad public interest.
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Elvie
Woman's Club
Wenger Notel
Elvie Gepartmet
Starie
Sant Jacinto
Mary Ty
Ie Committes
G. B. McMillan
Munger Hotel
L. T. Dewett
Nation
Plain Coconut Oil For Washing Hair In Cheap Lather
A damaged, humorous advertorial note advises against using commercial shampoos. It promotes plain coconut oil as a pure, cheap alternative that cleanses, lathers, and rinses easily. The guide claims it leaves hair bright, quick-drying, and free from dust and dandruff.
Taft Ranch Band Appears At Local Parade
The Taft Ranch Band performed in the downtown parade morning and early afternoon. Crowds gathered as the group delivered serenades in front of the city offices drawing attention from residents and visitors.
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Eame Bs
Antonio
Che
Rand
Uniformed group observed in white coats and blue jackets
A fragment describes a marching group in white coats and blue sergy jackets with white duck trousers. They wore 8FANTO penikis around Uiir indies, and admonished others that they wore fram.
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Uiir Indies
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Gibson Bill
Lebanon
Washington, D.C
St Pauls
Sen Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Asia
Doraniy
Lou
Fen
MaMa
Nigute
Alamo
Josephine
Dorothy Leavingen
Yeavis Club
Miss Levy
Banton
Misa Bodien
Martin Anter
Honer
Armine Helo
San Aftonio
Arendy
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Jeny's
San Antonio de Rexar Se
Tate
Hose
Apd
J.T. Woodhull
Mise Catherin Franklin
Benjamin S. Rare
Jack Fraser
George A. Stowers
Niaff
Henry Hutchings
Awaln
Leo H. Dates
Frank A. Chapu
W. F. ‘Timon
Richard Jurney
Wace
John Duret
Tyler
M. Campbell
Temple
Goomba
John McCarront
Austry
Hall
Long
United States
Clinton Olddinge Brown
Allen B.ayres
Woodhull
Mya
Brest Woodhull
Minx
Mary Jane Thomson
Stanwolph Bryan
Hoston
Back
Ranor
Donald Wraser
Joséphine Carr
John A. Wraser Sr
Little Harrison
William Auprey
Tavid J. Woodward
Roger Campbell
Wallace Newton
Charles Clamp
John B. Carrington
J. ML. Carr
H. P. Drought
Walter Walthull
Ina Birk
Fran Paschal
Florida Tunstall Snarp
Sarah Enger
Smithie Graves
George Martin
Ure
Gonzales Hingham
Wiliam D. Crosby
Ymms of
George Elchlits
Guy ¢ Contis
Racauno
Edward Wade
Richardson
J. “S Brooks
Sidney Brooks
Kenneth’ la Perry
BE. B. Chandler
Harry Landa
Frederick Terrell
Dick_O. Tetrell
Air
Walker
Herbert A
Prom Woodhull
Ming Catherine Pranktin
Borgeouw
Misa Dodien Martin
Nichols Grocery Co
Avenue C
Jess
Phone Crockett 1782
Tees Fair Bank
Antivylle
Calarrh
Calarch
Ben Antonio
Baronet
Owil Engineers OF Texas
Agnes ZeVier
Gerhardt
Apnea Zedler
Yorktown
Josephine Street
Paul Hein
Grace English Lutheran Church
M. Michel
Janet Frigdlander
Viola
Levy Nf Dallee
Sant
Sahdrufe
Micra UN
Palm Beach
Sigie—Atvent
Jeorwand
Ladies Sample Suit Co
Alamo Plaza
San Jacinto
L. W. Robinson
Crockett
Taft Ranch
Nadine
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Hyuston Ami
Julius Keyser, & Co
Kayser
Sixtoun
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