Druggists to Honor T Pyonech at San Antonio Banquet
San Antonio Retail Druggists plan the twelfth annual banquet at the Gunter hotel on Wednesday January 18 at 6 30 pm with about 1000 guests expected. Albert Kronkosky will be honored though he is in California. his son Albert Kronkosky Jr. will represent him. The event features Berman Waldeman’s orchestra a six act stage show and dancing until midnight with no speeches. Officers include Henry Belo president George Keene vice president Roy Paulupa secretary and E C Schaffer treasurer. Out of town guests include Louis Brenner Walter Adams and university professors among others.
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San Antonio
Kerrie
Keene
San Antonio Re~tall Druggists' Association
Henry F. Belo
George Keene
Roy Pail- Upa
Etd
E. C. Schaffer
Louis C. Brenner
Gonzales
Temas Pharmaceutical Association
Walter D. Adams
Forney
American Pharmaceutical Association
W. F. Gidley
University of Texas
H. R. Heuze
Will Neville
State University Pharmacy Department
State Pharmaceutical Association
State Board of Pharmacy
Berman Waldeman
Enth Piste
Boone
Carter F. Sommers
I. D. Gilmore
Fred Y. Alter
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
Old ad copy promises a quick morning boost by cleansing the liver bile without calomel. It urges readers to try a tonic to feel alert and energized, claiming it jumps the user out of bed and improves digestion.
Cardus Helped Nervous Woman From Murfreesboro
Mrs Emma Nichola of Murfreesboro Tennessee wrote about how Cardus eased her nervous weakness and back pain. She said after three tablets her condition improved and she no longer felt nervous or weak, praising the medicine as building up her whole system.
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Cardus
Emma Nichola
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Plot Charged Flaid Star Loses Wife Scheme
Gerald A. Craig a 39 year old football captain at the University of Southern California was held on a police charge of attempted murder in Los Angeles. Detectives say he plotted to pay a killer 300 dollars to beat his wife 41 year old Ethel Craig to death with a steel bar in their home to gain a $90000 joint estate. An undercover officer posing as an Eastern gangster reported Craig offered 100 then 300 dollars for the killing.
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Los Angeles
Gerald A. Craig
WIG
University of Southern California
Joseph F. Taylor
Craig
Mra
Ethel Craig
Thomas B. Bryan
Buckeye
Bryan
Services Held In Detroit for 8 A Resident's Father Horexe Avery
Horace W. Avery aged 77, longtime Detroit businessman and father of West Avery of San Antonio, died recently in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania and was buried in Detroit. He left Detroit 20 years ago, later sailed the Mississippi on a yacht, then lived in New Orleans until his wife’s death. He was a founder of Michigan’s Republican party in 1854 and a charter member of the Detroit Athletic Club where he pitched on the first baseball team. He is survived by his San Antonio son, a second son Horace of Swarthmore, two brothers and two sisters. Mrs Avery was his wife.
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Detroit
Horexe W. Avery
Mich
West Avery
Club Drive
San Antonio
Swarthmore
Avery
Horace
Detroit Athletic Club
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Republican Party
Jackson
Mleh
Convict's Partner Revealed as His Blood Brother
Denver dispatch reports Glenn Smeeman alias Harry Stanley, an ex fugitive, is the blood brother of business associate George A. Bronson active in seeking a pardon for an Ohio publisher. Governor Johnson denied clemency. Smeeman to be returned to Canon City penitentiary. He may file a formal pardon or parole request. He and Bronson are linked in the case.
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Denver
Colo
Glenn Smeeman
Colorado
Cleveland
Harry Stanley
George A. Hronson
Bmeeman
Bronson
Edwin C. Johnson
Smeeman
Stanley
Colorado State Penitentiary
Canon City
Roy Best
Open Forum letter on bus hazards and driving rules
In a signed but omitted name letter the writer argues against a public service bus hazard claim. The author, a bus driver and streetcar operator, asserts buses cause fewer accidents than streetcars due to easier handling and greater braking power. He cites a company rule to stay one car length behind the preceding vehicle and urges practical driving common sense in jams.
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the Light
U. GD
Hire American or Buy American in San Antonio
Editor letter argues that local business leaders back Hearst’s Buy American plan but many workers are Mexican and some foreigners lack legal status. The writer urges enforcing laws or hiring Americans directly, criticizing widespread noncompliance and calling for an American workforce.
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the Light
Chambers
Hearst
San Antonio
United States Immigration
Mexico
W. B. Wicke
Three Seguin residents convicted in federal liquor case
In Seguin federal court three residents including two women were convicted on liquor charges. Alma Harborth, widow with two children, was fined 500 with two years probation. Evidence showed agents visited her home last June and she admitted buying whiskey. L Echols got 250 and 60 days in jail. Frieda Kunkel 200 with six months probation.
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Seguin
Federal District Court
Alma Harborth
Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Recommends Mentha Pepsin as a superior remedy for stomach agony and distress, claiming no gas or bloating and offering a money back guarantee at Summers Trag Stores. The ad dismisses soda and magnesia as ineffective.
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Dave
Bank Bandit Slain in Holdup Attempt
In Carmine Texas a quick shooting assistant cashier shot dead an armed robber during a bank holdup at the Carmine Blaze bank yesterday about 91924. The robber's accomplices in a getaway car outside were captured. The slain robber was identified as Jack Snyder of Oklahoma.
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Carmine
Texas
Carmine Blaze
Campbell
Jack Snyder
Oklahoma
Battles Topic Lecture By Capt Hoyst at Plaza Hotel
Capt Hoyst Hall United States Army retired will speak on The Seven Battles Fought in the San Antonio Area at the San Antonio Canopus club weekly meeting at noon Friday at the Plaza hotel. He is author of a book with the same title to be published this month. Deutsch will act as chairman.
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Hoyst, Hall
United States Army
San Antonio
Canopus Club
Plaza Hotel
Deutsch
Music Festival Leader J Fred Wolfe Dies at 69
Bethlehem Pa January 12 Dr J Fred Wolfe a national figure in Bach festival organizing died after a long illness He was 69 years old and led a series of Bach music festivals shaping national music circles Dominion of Bach festival leader dies after long illness in Bethlehem with prominent organizing role specified
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Bethlehem
J. Fred Wolfe
How Calotabs Transformed Cold Treatment
Medical discussion explains that relieving nasal and throat congestion prevents serious colds. Calotabs replaced calomel, becoming a popular safe remedy with over forty million consumed yearly. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water ease symptoms without affecting appetite or routine.
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Medical
Westere
Brug
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