Free Trip Exposition Promo for World’s Fair Campaign
San Antonio Light promotes a campaign inviting churches lodges and schools to nominate workers for a free trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The plan awards certificates for nominees with a goal of travel on steel Pullman trains, requiring advance notice and up to twelve weeks to prepare.
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Debate on War Munitions Embargo Frame at Lipworth League
Debated program at Lipworth League Union of San Antonio to consider Woodrow Wilsons embargo on munitions to Europe. Bruce Banks supports affirmative, Carl McGinnis defends negative with assistants. event at Travis Park Methodist Church Friday evening. Also local notices include a horse harness theft near church and bankruptcy petition by Walter C. Hirzel with creditors meeting set for March 19.
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Dance at Vernann Sons' Hon by Barber, Dentist, Moore
Local notices list a social event at Vernann Sons' Hall with J and Mehar Ad missing 50 cents, ladies free, featuring 4-piece Puppe Orchestra. Also mentions various ads and local incidents including a practical joke moving vans to homes on Goliad Street.
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Gray hair problem solver promises natural darkening
An ad touts Q-Ban Color Restorer for gray or thinning hair claiming quick, natural-darkening results. It markets scalp care benefits, soft glossy hair, and abundant growth while noting non-sticky, mess-free application. Sold via mail order with a price of 500 in local currency.
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Hold-up confusion as detectives mistaken for robbers
City detectives James Caruthers and Walter A. Harvey were mistaken for armed hold ups near Elmira Street and 700 block, as a pistol bearer loomed from a vacant lot while officers, responding to a call, were approached by civilians and the scene drew police attention. A separate report said two men attempting a hold up fled or telephoned headquarters.
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Mistaken Hold-Up Report Triggers Police Response
Police hurried to the scene after a report that two men attempted to hold up a person. Inspector Mus ses, Captain Coy, and several officers arrived following the alert and learned it was a mistaken incident.
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