Trade Meet in L A Will Boost South Texas Prosperity
San Antonio hosts Trade Week led by C. C. Wolfe to educate merchants and expand the South Texas market. The program runs Monday through Wednesday with lectures on advertising accounting and store service, plus vaudeville entertainment and a grand Aztec theater finale. The Texas trade area now covers 403 counties and grows toward the border with rail development expanding from El Paso to the Gulf.
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San Antonio
An Antonio
Bob Mooney
William Nelson Taft
Howell
Mooney
Mr. Tate
Menger
Whitmire
William Nelson ‘Taft
Sun Dodgers
William Wilson
Julie Maureaut
Barnes and Barnes
Orpheum
Joe Walker
Sunny Blevins
Sunny South Harmony
Banjo Wisords
Felix the Cat
Yirogram
Aztec Theater
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Mr. Wolfe
el Paso
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Antonio
Delaware
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New Hampshire
Texas
Houston
Lockhart
Smithville
la Grange
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Southern Pacific
Falfurrias
McAllen
Edinburg
Harlingen
Brownsville
S A Trade Territory Expands With Trade Week Preview
C C Wolfe, secretary of the United Merchants of Texas and a top S A booster, points out to Miss Margaret Broadway the scope of Texas S A trade territory as Trade Week begins Monday in San Antonio.
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William Nelson Taft
Philadelphia
Retail Ledger
Bob Mooney
Temple
Okla
Howell W. Jones
United Merchants
Edith Veitch
Jerené Neal
Wolfe
C. C. Wolfe
S. A
First Water
United Merchants of Texas
Margaret Broadway
Texas S. A
Youth Held in $5000 Bail For $1 Theft
In Philadelphia on February 3 Archie Connelly a 17 year old was charged with breaking into a grocery store and stealing a single dollar from the cash register. He was held in five thousand dollars bail for the magistrate before the teen jury.
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Philadelphia
Archie Connelly
Holland
Shot Bounces Man Killed in Philadelphia Foot Chase
Philadelphia police officer Daniel Léon, watching for shoe thieves, shot a suspect identified as Theodore Furrer after a confrontation on South Street. The man, carrying a box of shoes claimed for his sister, fell to the pavement and died from a ricocheted bullet.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Léon
Theodore Furrier
Southstreet
Turner
Leon
Cand
New York Moves to Curb Jazz Mania and Cabaret
New York officials plot to curb jazz and cabaret excesses as producers discuss stage censorship. A “czar of jazz” with high pay backs aimed to keep music free of honky tonk influence. Musical leaders back efforts to suppress suggestive lyrics and tame nightclubs.
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Er Universal Service
New York
Broadway
Julian A. Beles
Paul Whiteman
Vincent Lopez
Bén Bernie
Ernie Golden
Roger Wolfe Kahn
George Olsen
National Association of Orchestra Directors
Bear &Asant
Bernard McFadden
Policeman Faces Mexicans After Crest Hotel Disturbance
In San Francisco seven Mexicans debated daily questions in a Crest hotel room when Police Lt Richard Foley intervened. John Ramirez allegedly attacked Foley with a nuspidior as Ramirez prepared to rebut in police court. Gambling linked embezzlement in Paris reports.
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San Francisco
Crest Hotel
Richard Foley
John Ramirex
Foley
Ramirez
Sener Ramirex
Yard contest registrations open in Bexar County
Register now for the county yard improvement contest run by the Rural Women council. Meetings this week at county school districts cover seed selection, landscape gardening basics, magnolia fig production, and distribution of score cards through summer with winners announced in fall.
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Bexar
County Council of Rural Women
Chamber of Commerce
Ida Teynolds
Wred W.mally
Schoo
Red Rose Pays Rent for Village Green in Kent
London reports Weterham a Kent village paid three years rent for its village green with a single red rose. The gesture marks a historic communal act noted in the British press.
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London
Weterham
Kent
Announce New Traffic Laws Start Tuesday
Chief of Police T O Miller urges motorists to learn a new traffic system beginning Tuesday to avoid fines and court time. The amber signal will operate alone and the bell will no longer accompany red or green lights. Two traffic officers will be posted on street corners to enforce the changes.
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T. O. Miller
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