Major Powell Clayton in serious condition at Fort Sam Houston
Major Powell Clayton lies in the base hospital at Fort Sam Houston after injuries suffered Saturday morning while riding a recently broken horse. He is a known figure in army and civilian circles, a graduate of the Infantry and Cavalry School and the Army Staff College, with prior general staff service. Also advertised are gold and silver lace hats priced at $5.00 and $7.50, displayed by Miss Edna Polhemus of 209 Alamo Plaza.
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Powell Clayton
Fort Sam Houston
Infantry and Cavalry School
Army Staff College
Edna Polhemus
Alamo Plaza
British Knit Goods Ban Impacts Japanese Industry
Tokyo reports Britain’s wartime ban on knitted goods import to Britain will hit Japan hard. Value of shipments to Britain totaled 9 million dollars for ten months through October, with contracts worth 6 million dollars awaiting delivery. Exporters urge rescission, fearing factory closures and mass unemployment. The British order was postponed to January 1 after Japanese protests.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Great Britain
Presa
Japan
Travelers Check In at San Antonio Hotels
James Callan president of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association travels through San Antonio en route from the coast country to Fort Worth. A stream of guests arrives at the Gunter, Menger, and St. Anthony hotels including Mr and Mrs J H Andrews from Monte rey Mex and J Paul of Omaha. Several other Dallas and Aransas Pass visitors are listed among Monday arrivals.
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James Callan
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
San Antonio
Fort Are
Gunterhoe
J. H. Andrews
Monterey
Mex
St. Anthony
H L. Jordan
Liano Grande
Tex
Menger Hotel
W. T. Vann
Brownsville
Gunter Hotel
J. Churchill
Dallas
Ss. T. Edwards
J. \. Paul
Omaha
Neb
Gunter
J. J. Clark
Aransas Ered Tex
A. Dorty
Coniannal
Harrison B. Cave
Japans tallest chimney nears completion in Kyushu
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports the Kuhara Mining Company building a copper smelter chimney near Saginasaki Beppu that will rise 567 feet, taller than the Washington Monument. Construction on the earthquake resistant stack, begun on a hill 430 feet above sea level, should finish by January 1 with Great Falls Montana's 506 foot stack as the previous record holder. A separate note from Laredo, Texas says British Bank of London and Mexico executives and lawyers are jailed in Mexico City on orders they allegedly refused to obey.
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Tokio
Japan
Kyushu
Saginasaki
Beppu
Washington Monument
Kuhara Mining Company
Great Falls
Mont
All Sport and Street Hats at Half Price and Less
Miss Edna Polhemus at 209 Alamo plaza advertises sport and street hats priced at half price and lower in a local sale notice.
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Edna Polhemus
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio Belt & Terminal Railway Issues 350000 Bonds
Terminal bonds of 350000 in gold notes first mortgage 6 percent mature in four years were registered today in Austin by the San Antonio Belt and Terminal Railway Company. The issue is the railroad commission authorized to cover extra expenditures.
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Austin
Tex
Secretary of State's Department
San Antonio, Belt& Terminal Railway Company
Railroad Commission
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House of
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ROYAL
Houston and
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Major Clayton Hurt
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KODAK
FOX
aso _Hertzberg’s
St of the Cloc
Houston and St. Mary's Sts
Laredo
William Mitchell
Bank of London and
Mexico
Rafael Sandoval
Wilhelm Happer
Miguel Castillas
Gustavo Montaudon
Federico Broal
Vicente Echegaray
Francisco J. Livera
San Antonio Loans Trust Company
Chertains
Saeerespeaking
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Commerce Sire
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