San Antonio Chamber Plans Growth at Gunter Banquet
About 500 civic leaders gathered at the Gunter Hotel for a prosperity banquet endorsing a bigger Chamber of Commerce and a stronger city in 1917. President Franz C. Groos urged universal civic service as the creed guiding business and citizens toward public good.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Universal Civic Service
Franz C. Groos
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Plans For 1917
Leaders in San Antonio unveil 1917 goals as officers and directors pledge to boost city growth. Speakers emphasize highways, Fort Sam Houston expansions, civic welfare, and cooperative effort among business men to advance progress and attract industry.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Handsome Profits In Factory Towns
The South San Antonio Industrial Company expands beyond real estate to develop a large industrial district for San Antonio and South Texas. Its diversified departments include bringing new industries to the region, with factory town investments yielding handsome profits for early buyers.
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South
Zemo remedy promises clear skin and quick relief
The advertisement promotes Zemo as a reliable antiseptic liquid that clears pimples blotches and other eruptions. It claims minor blemishes vanish overnight and itching stops instantly with a safe non greasy formula sold by the E. W. Rose Co Cleveland for 25 cents or a dollar.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
City Chamber Banquet Urges Unity and Civic Duty
J H Kirkpatrick urged members to duplicate themselves by pairing with another for city progress as the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce banquet closed. He pressed the idea for every man to ask what town would be if all were just like him. Speakers included E B Hillie John Cunningham and B R Webb.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Hand
Canning Club
L. B. Clege
Department of Civic Welfare
Fort Sam Houston
Morris Sheppard
Sheppard
Washer
Nat M. Washer
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Mr. Washer
California
Morris Stern
Department of Housing and Sanitation
Stern
Galveston
Mr. Stern
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
J. H. Kirkpatrick
E. B. Hillie
John Cunningham
B. R. Webb
John B. Carrington
Daniels to plead for Navy yard expansion for battleships
Secretary Daniels will address the House naval committee to seek funds and yard equipment for two new slips at key yards to proceed with the four battle cruiser ships authorized last year. He asks 12 million dollars to equip the yards and plans two slips at Philadelphia and Norfolk to lay down the vessels.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Congress
House Naval Committee
Department
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Four railroad brotherhoods resume Chicago talks
The conference of four railroad brotherhoods in Chicago reopening amid guarded access as they await the Supreme Court decision on the Adamson act. J C Cobb attended though no official statement. W G Lee spoke for the group. No action planned until the court interprets the act.
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Chicago
Four Railroad Brotherhoods
United States Supreme Court
Adamson
J. C. Cobb
Canadian Pacific Railroad
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Supreme Court
Will Name Committees
Austin Texas January 12 Speaker Fuller may not announce committees before Saturday. Bills pile on the chief clerk desk. One hundred fifty es passed in the early morning. Poage resolution favors a joint committee to investigate peniten tiary commission claims. Senate committees work on referred bills. only two bills pass both houses, the mileage and per-bill and the contingent expense.
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Austin
Tex
Fuller
Penitentiary Commission
Senate
Airplanes Trigger Paris Zeppelin Alarm
Paris on January 12 reported a Zeppelin alarm that turned out to be airplanes. The warning caused darkness and streetcar stoppages though most residents stayed indoors with little excitement or curiosity.
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Paris
Troops to Join Cody Funeral in Denver
Denver crowds expect nearly all Federal troops at Fort Logan to participate in the funeral for Colonel William F. Cody Buffalo Bill. Adjutant General Gamble will have a Colorado National Guard detachment in the cortege.
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Denver
Fort Logan
Here
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Harry P. Gamble
Colorado National Guard
Cody
Colorado
White Horse
George R. Randall
Frank D. Baldwin
John Pope
Col. D. Monahan
Grand Army
The
Elks
Wyo
North Platte
Neb
Colonel Cody
Wyoming
Devout Catholic Kin Describe Col Cody’s Faith
Mrs L E Decker, sister, recalls Colonel Cody’s lifelong Christian faith. She notes he was very devout though not affiliated with a specific denomination.
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L. E. Decker
Colonel Cody
Women suffrage volunteers close White House picket line
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage plans a March 4 parade was scrapped and a White House picket demonstration expanded. Over a thousand women to form a cordon around the White House gates while 11 degree cold tests resolve. Letters went to state groups calling for volunteers as silent sentinels brace against the wind and seek presence with banners. The White House invited the demonstrators inside to warm, but the offer remains open.
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Washington, D. C
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
White House
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Canal Act Amendment discussed by Senate committee
E. G. Buckland vice president of the New Haven railroad testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce committee on amending the Panama canal act to allow railroad ownership of steamship lines. The Interstate Commerce Commission, investigating New Haven ownership of Long Island Sound steamers, urged legislative consideration noting competition benefits but current law blocks joint ownership. No bill is before the committee yet.
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Washington, D. C
E. G. Buckland
New Haven Railroad
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Long Island Sound
Two More Kroonland Heroes Found For Medal Honor
The Department of Commerce locates two additional Kroonland heroes who rescued 89 passengers from the Volturno fire in October 1913. One hero served with the German army on the western front, and the other wrote from Galveston Texas. Both will receive medals as eleven remain to be awarded.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Kroonland
Congress
Volturno
North Atlantic
Redfield
Antwerp
Galveston
Texas
Municipal rifle range to open Saturday for public use
The municipal rifle range will open to the public Saturday morning January 13. Commissioner Ray Lambert and E P Lipscomb announced the opening with plans to route two new roads to the range. Army post Sergeant Mitchell will supervise, and a high school delegation is expected. The range will be used by army enthusiasts on weekdays, police all day Friday, and the public on weekends.
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Ray Lambert
E. P. Lipscomb
Sergeant Mitchell
Army Post
Mitchell
Main Avenue
Lukin
West Texas Academy
West Texas
Police Department
Alabama National Guard records twelve deaths in Nogales
Alabama troops stationed in Nogales Arizona report twelve fatalities since arrival two months ago. An official statement released today counters a letter claiming an average of five deaths daily from pneumonia among the Alabama soldiers.
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Nogales
Ariz
Alabama National Guard
J. G. Crane
James W. Burke
Visalia
Cal
Alabama
Anuric touted to curb kidney trouble health issue
Anuric promoted as a simple remedy to prevent kidney trouble with early symptoms like backaches. Advert claims from Dr. Pierce's Buffalo institution, praising Anuric as superior to lithia and urging readers to ask druggists or mail for a trial.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Legion
Buffalo
N. Y
Lithia
Pdust
Pierce
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