Rotary Club Hears Singers and Orator at San Antonio
The Friday luncheon featured the first New York Cavalry quartet and Chilean orator Chief Caupolican. Caupolican was made an honorary member and pledged to spread service nationwide. Ed Raymond presided. Professor Henry Clayton spoke briefly.
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New York Cavalry
Chief Caupolican
First New York Cavalry
Caupolican
Rory Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Soldier Ingers
Arry L. Miller
San Annio
Rotarians
New York
The
Empire
First New York
Ed Raymond
Henry Clayton
Bombay
No Opposition 10 batts in Senate
Washington D C January 19 confirmation of Robert L Batts of Austin by the Senate as judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit is assured as Senators Culberson and Sheppard will not oppose him. The appointment is a personal one by the attorney general and supports forecasts that the senators would not block it. Culberson endorsed Harry P Lawther and Sheppard Lee Estes, who stood by their recommendations.
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Washington, D. C
Robert L. Batts
Austin
Senate
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Culberson
Sheppard
Batts
Gregory
Harry P. Lawther
Dallas
Sheppard Lee Estes
Texarkana
McCormick
Texas
Senator Courtesy in Naming Precedent Questioned
The text notes Batts being a law professor to the senator at the University of Texas and remarks that Gregory is not setting a new standard with president consent, since predecessors have acted similarly with former law partners.
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Batts
University of Texas
Gregory
Sweet Potatoes to Go Higher Predicts Price Rise
E. W Cole of the Texas Department of Agriculture predicts a substantial price increase for sweet potatoes within thirty days after a market investigation. He cites an aggressive demand campaign and the crop’s higher food value compared to Irish potatoes as key factors.
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Austin
Tex
E. W Cole
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Tennessee Suffrage Bill Passes in House Vote
The Tennessee House approved a woman voting bill 59 to 25 in Nashville on January 19. Suffragists demonstrated as the measure advances to the Senate for consideration in the city and presidential elections.
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Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
Senate
Don't Use Dyes for Gray Hair Warns Advertorial
A promotional piece urges readers to avoid hair dyes for gray hair and recommend Q-Pan Hair Color Restorer. It promises natural color restoration, improved hair health, and gloss with permanent results, sold at drug stores for 50 cents or via Hessig-Ellis Drug Co. Memphis.
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Q-Ban
Hessig-Ellis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
General Greene delays Second Brigade march to Leon Springs
Army guardsmen at Camp Wilson expect no border return soon as Brigadier General Henry A. Greene postpones the Second Brigade’s target practice trip to Leon Springs. Troops speculate delayed orders on state troops and await official word from Washington or the department after General Funston’s border inspection.
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Camp Wilson
Border Service
Henry A. Greene
Leon Springs
Greene
Illinois
District of Columbia Infantry
Funston
Mexico
Washington
Department
Mask Ball Prizes and Events in City Listings
Local notices describe multiple social events and sales. Highlights include a Dixie $25 cash prize mask ball at W. O. W. hall on January 20 with Willett's Union Orchestra, a Knights and Ladies of Security drill team event, and a masquerade dance at Macdona Shooting Club hall on January 21 with $10 prizes. Advertised services include dentistry, architecture, shoe vulcanizing, and a printing firm offering business growth tips. Also postponed biological meeting due to Professor Marnock illness.
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Dixie
W. O. W. Hall
Willett’s Union Orch
Knights and Ladies of Security
O. W. Hall
Willett's Union Orchestra
G. W. Marnock
Texas
Scientific Society of
San Antonio
Macdona Shooting Club
Lick
Auto strike leaves rider hurt as car speeds away
A slightly injured rider watched his horse killed and his wagon damaged when struck by a speeding automobile at about 6 o'clock Friday morning at the intersection of West Houston and San Saba streets. The windshield shattered and the chauffeur reportedly fled the scene.
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West Houston
San Saba
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Neolin
Boston Shoe Store
Alamo P
Rotary Club
Ultex
TATE
Green
Kaufman
Cleo Kid
J. EF. Carl
Bedell Building
Phone Crockett
Richter
All Grocers
Poon Co
Alamo Plaza
Adv
Ernest P. Bebles Co
Moore Bldg
Dr. Foster
Gibbs
Ross Vulcan- Bee
Houston
Siemering Lodge
D. H. S. Atzt
Hermann Long Hall
Corinne Blais
E. Houston
Durling Printing Company
Mac Kaufman
Main Ave
East Houston St
Jeff
O’connell Loan Co
Houston St
Kehoe Loan Co
W. Commerce Lt
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
W. M. Club
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mary Nichols
Nellie Clarke
Annie Brown
Sarah Elledge
Hertzberg & Kercheville
Attorneys At Law
Brady
Imperial Turkish Bath
East
Ben P. Lake
Prudential Life Bldg
Duval West Sr
United States District Court For
Western District of Texas
Park
Wolfe
Orrin R. Wolfe
Fort Sam Houston
San Francisco
Moose Hall
Homen Bros. Orchestra
Zambrano
Niceforo Zambrano
New York City
Samuel Belden
Teodulo Beltran
St. Anthony
Laredo
Wilson
Lansing
Lane
Carranza
Fletcher
Nuevo Leon
Yonkers
Hensley Smith Transfer CO
Srsshett
Second
Texas Infantry
League Park
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