Julien Paul Blitz Shines as Soloist in Winter Concert
Julien Paul Blitz, acclaimed conductor, appears as soloist in the fourth winter concert. He delivers a convincing performance of Beethoven and other orchestral works with refined tone and expressive phrasing. The audience responds with enthusiastic ovation, culminating in a final encore.
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Julien Paul Blitz
Eo Ynesdar
Orenastes
Wien
Beethoven
Bilew Wall
Sunthe
Biily
Women church groups discuss methods to curb vice at mass meeting
A Gun-ter Hotel gathering hosted by the Woman's City Committee featured speakers from church, labor, and the Salvation Army advocating reforms to tackle vice Nineteen hundred reports outline focusing on youth education, poverty roots, social equality, and improving industrial conditions Also highlighted were calls for prohibition of exploitative practices and raising funds for continued outreach.
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Salvation Army
Gunter Hotel
Woman's City Committee
Rena Maverick Green
A M. Yodd
Madison Square M
Weasiy
Blanes Pear Ot Boyer
William A. Black
Single-tax League of Texas
Ate Abeo
San Antonis
A. W. Horton
Uke Nugent
Wniverde
Nealan
Oxie Koehler
Una
Jirgemeister
Green
Wss
Mra Creme
Sin Thana
Seee
Mather
Proton Re
San Antonio
Atmod Ohert
Light Vote Cast in Myre Veteran Dayball Election
Voters in Myre gather for a light turnout during a special election to approve two ordinances. The first tightens laws on tavern hours and alcohol sales near Camp Lomanied, linking to security concerns. The second asks about annexation with 14,090 residents participating.
Kirby warns labor federation as American menace in war
Houston business leader John H. Kirby denounces the American Federation of Labor during a Southern Pine Association session in New Orleans. He claims AFL drives workers into communism, warns of Bolshevik influence, and criticizes the Labor Department while urging patriotism and cooperation with the government. He cites Texas shipbuilding and Beaumont yards activity and the need to maintain industrial progress for the war effort.
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New Orleans
John H. Kirby
Houston
Texas
Becamont
Sabecelhors
Southern Pine Association
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
Kirby
Aemplean Federation of Labor
Nower
Uow
Ss Americay Federation of Labor
Washington
Russia
Special Weeklong Sale With Wide Grocery Picks
SPECIAL SALE lists various food and household items including macaroni spaghetti olive oil coffee and canned goods with prices and quantities. The ad mentions limited time, low prices, and a supply firm in Austin Texas plus a governor appointed special judge and a court matter about constitutional questions and referenda.
Social Events and Club Notices from Burnet Area
In Society Wednesday Night, multiple clubs host dinners and tests for charity the Junior Red Cross Society at various locations including the Moth ers' and Teachers' Club and the school. The Shakespeare Club meets with Miss Baskin as Nautilus Study Club gathers at the Gunter.
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Whursday Hieavor Brackenridge Mothers’ and Teachers' Club
Martha Washington
Junior Red Cross Society
Nautilus Study Club
Gunter, Alamo" Heights
Relief for catarrh deafness and head noises
A ported home remedy recommends Moymink double strength tablets mixed in hot water with mint, taken four times daily to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims to clear clogged sinuses, improve breathing, and stop throat drops from causing distress, with low cost and ease of preparation.
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Fitte
Ja Nicasant
March 4 Benefit at Grand Opera House for Soldiers
Bramalie Club presents a benefit at the Grand Opera House on March 4 for soldiers using a recreational canteen. The regular literary program was omitted at the meeting. Miss Hija Simons distributed 20 theater tickets to members and clubs statewide praised cooperative zeal among city clubs. The Red Cross entertainment planned by BL Johns Lutheran Church Indies was postponed to February 2k. The Red Cross Circle of Highland Paris Friendship Club meets Thursday at 2 p.m. in Wolff & Murs work room.
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Cincstian Mideavar Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
America
Aermice Angnier
Ale Yhompyon
Rowen Dickey
Prences Wivenan
Katherine Mecilla
Amily Snelmers
Ted Burks
Miri Sohmiet
Men of the Vey
George Woalington
Ruth Behring
Carrie Brockntait
Mary Moore Anugell
Helen Muegge
Evelyn Seymour
Mary Magou
Réwhue Tevin
Millie Fingham
Dorothy Tuy Ant Foam Burnett
Jewenn Wakter
Mure Eet Hennert
Como
Bramalie Club
Grand Opera House
Hija Simonsiyas
Swhs
Red Cross
BL Johns Lutheran Church
Highland
Paris
Escapes From Gas: Austin Worker Survives Conduit Daze
Austin Tex February 20 August Pohlmann an employee of the water and light department narrowly escaped death Tuesday afternoon while working in the electric light wire conduit under the Allen rear of the Scarborough Office building on Congress Avenue. He fainted in the tunnel but regained consciousness and crawled to the ladder before help arrived as he sank toward unconsciousness.
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Austin
Tex
Pohlmann
Ity Water and Light Department
Allen
Scarborough
Congress Avenue
Hulirnman
Tate
Fragmentary historical note on invention and supply chain terms
A garbled fragment references invention and supply matters with odd phrasing. It mentions a writer of revelation and a contrast about effort and keeping up the supply, but the text is incoherent and lacks clear individuals or events.
Austin approves $50 million school bonds date
The Texas Attorney General’s Department approves a bond issue for Austin schools. The record notes a $10,000 city bond approved, bearing 4 percent interest, maturing over twenty years. Another item mentions $1,009 and $1,500 bonds in San Saba held for distribution, with registrations handled by the County Clerk's office.
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Austin
Tex
Pet
City of
Hay Lay
San Saba
Voinptyoler'a
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Court of Criminpeeals
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Sociad Cadendar
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Montgomery
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