Pan American Workers Elect Holl for Federation Presidency
Matthew Woll, vice president of the AFL, is viewed as a likely Pan American Federation president after Gompers’ death. Mexican leader Exeaniel Salcedo, returning from a funeral tour, signals plans for a referendum on leadership and closer U S Mexican labor ties. Salcedo notes strong alignment with AFL policies and cites deposits by Mexican officials into labor banks as sign of cooperation. Delegates from the United States and Mexico will travel to Cuba and Latin America to push unification across labor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Pan- American Federation
Gompers
Exeaniel Salcedo
Labor Teader
Washington
New York
San Antonio
Luis N. Morones
Salcedo
Pan-American Labor Federation
Lilcedo
United States
A. M. Elias
Plutarco Elias Calles
Amalgamated Clothing Corporation
William Green
American Federation
Frank Morrison
Mexico
Gomners
Pan-American Federation
Plant Juice touted as miracle cure by Waco wife
Mrs. W. E. Pace of 1001 North Fifth Street Waco Texas says Plant Juice relieved her husband’s gastritis and indigestion after foreign specialists failed. She reports rapid improvement from the first dose and praises the remedy’s efficacy. The Plant Juice Man visits San Antonio drug stores offering free samples and explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pace
North Fifth Street
Waco
Texas
Tuice
South America
Canada
Mexico
Eny
San Antonio
Somnet
Houston
Nararco
Green on the hills and plains and other odd bits
A column of light humor and oddities notes varied items from corn cob cereal claims to a bootlegging charge absence of law and a rattlesnake performer, with commentary on fashion, language, and misprints. It mentions an Indianapolis chemist praising corncob cereal and a Savannah man suing over an artificial leg.
Tradition London violin bow makers blamed over white horse scarcity
A cryptic verse style note complains Tradition London violin bow makers suffer from scarce white horses and tail hairs for necks. It contrasts red headed girls, collar buttons in haste, and a Los Angeles man wrecking furniture after a mishap. It mentions ear inflammation from headphones and a radio broadcaster joke about scratching ears during a two minute stand by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ans
Judge Robert SY Faces Oral Crossword Ban
A Terre court jurist seeks relief from public crossword work citing conflicts of interest. Dora Dunbell argues bronchitis worsens, claiming an inflammatory condition as a distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert SY
Pleasanton Garage Looted by Robbers
The J B Leggett garage at Pleasanton was robbed Tuesday night according to a report to San Antonio police. Burglars took 20 inner tubes a battery a set of cables two motor meters and two spotlights. Other thefts Tuesday night included a silver flower basket a silver cake basket from Mrs F E Mills 810 East Elmira street a cravenetie coat from Dr Charles B Dixon 406 Houston building clothing from J Martinez 1109 South Brazos Street Prochers at Mrs Ed Chamberlain 1425 Main Avenue but frightened away Shoplifters stole two gowns and two silk jerseys from the Ladies Shop 618 East Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Leggett
Pleasanton
San Antonio
F. E. Mills
Elmira Street
Charles B. Dixon
Houston Building
J. 8
Martinez
South Brazos Street
Ed Chamberlain
Giz East
Houston Street
Freeman T Crain Claimed By Death
Freeman T Crain 26 died Tuesday night at his home 1128 Hammond Avenue after seven months illness. Funeral 3:30 Thursday from Baptist Temple with Rev. A Freddo officiating. Interment City Cemetery No. 2. Survived by widow, one infant Allen, mother Ada Crain, Highland Park school superintendent, three sisters Mrs J M Sallee Mrs A Ti Youngs Mrs Christie Orth, one brother Charles EB Crain, all of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Crain
Highland Park School
J. M. Sallee
A. Ti. Youngs
Christie Orth
Charles EB. Crain
San Antonio
Make a big noise with New Year fireworks ad
Advertisement touts a wide range of fireworks including rockets roman candles torpedoes firecrackers snakes and sparklers with free delivery until midnight by George Keene shruggist Military glass Cr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keene
Military
Glass
Spal Bungo Gang Hunt Continues
A San Antonio merchant, Charles T. Hummel, faced a fleecing. Officers planned further charges and sought to arrest a man on robbery counts filed after Hummel met with Sheriff Jim Stevens, Deputy Alfonso Newton, and Detective Captain Sam Street. A large reward is offered for the return of the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hummel
San Antonio
Hummel
Jim Stevens
Alfonso Newton
Sam Street
Jr. Hummel
Alphonse Newton Jr
Mounted Customs
Charles Stevens
J.A. N. Peres
District Attorney’s Office
Storeris
Elect Officers for Bexar County Farm Bureau
About 300 members are to meet at 2 pm Saturday in the county commissioner's court room to elect officers for the coming year and plan work for 1925. B L Lawhon will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
County Farm Bureau
Comrier
B. L. Lawhon
Burcau
Europeans Favorable View Of Mexico Says Official
Luis Montes de Oca newly named Mexican comptroller general and former Paris consul reports broad European goodwill toward Mexico especially in France. He notes travels from Paris to Mexico City via El Paso, New York and the Atlantic crossing on the Olympic. Strong praise comes from France Germany Switzerland and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Europe
France
Luis Montes de Oca
Paris
Mexico City
el Paso
Andrew C Pierce Heads Woolen Mills
Andrew G. Pierce Jr confirms his election as head of the American Wooler company, succeeding William Madison Wood who resigned today. The move follows Pierce's remark on his intention to cooperate with President Calles’ government. He traveled from San Antonio toward Mexico after a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -Bedford
Mass
Andrew G. Pierce, Jr
American Wooler Company
Ste Leced Wiliam Madison Wood
W Ho
Missing Husband Object of Search
Police hunt for W. E. Moore 45 of 726 Schley Avenue missing since Tuesday afternoon after he failed to meet his wife at a downtown meeting place. Relatives fear he had an accident or foul play after last seen driving away from home. Police report he was to meet his wife on Houston Street at 5 PM. he never arrived.
Seizures Reported Over Bottles and Tariffs
Fragmentary note describes two men charged with tariff violations as a duties collector reports seizures of bottles. Words indicate Wednesday action and filed complaints, but details are unclear.
City bonds retirement and issue details found
The report notes plans to retire city bonds and issue new ones. It states fifteen bonds with a face value of 1000 dollars each, totaling 15 000 dollars, with the city commission approving the bond action for 15 375 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City- Commissi
Iseneae ‘Theata 'Addeorergor
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Pan-American Workers
Holl
Woll
V. BE. Pace
Tam
Mach
Loreae
Indianapollg
Atlantic City
Isidhie
Pete
Winsted, Conn
Babylonia
O'Reilly
Reilly
Los Angeles
Radio Itch
Dora
Dora Dunbell
Broncos
Freeman T. Crain
Spal
Farm Bureau
Hin
S.S
Nature
Soledad
Andrew C. Pierce
Woolen Mills
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