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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1917
Page
3
Hotel Guests Take Rooms Across City Landmarks
A bulk of visitors and local figures stay at the Menger Gunter St Anthony hotels in San Antonio. Notables include L P Lawton of Colorado Springs, Hugh Pane of Houston, M Kingry and Mrs Kingry of Waco, Mrs Fiset and Miss K Fiset of Austin, R J Firestone of Akron, Mayor Roy Miller of Corpus Christi, Leo Dismukes and Mrs Dismukes of Dallas, Mrs F D Christie of Alpine, E P White of Boston, C M Brown of Waco, R L Brown and Mrs Brown of Pilot Point, J J Thomas of Lincoln Nebraska, T H Lawrence of Taylor, George D Harwood of Houston, Charles Sorga of Dallas, E E Overstreet of St Louis, plus guests at the St Anthony and Gunter. The excerpt ends with a poetic line about time and poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lawton
Colorado Springs
Menger
Hugh Pane of
Houston
Gunter Hotel
M. King Ry
Waco
St. Anthony
Menger Hotel
Roy Miller
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Miller
San Antonio
Dallas
F. D. Christie
Alpine
E. P. White
Boston
Cc. M. Brown
R. L. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Pilot Point
J. J. Thomas
Lincoln
Nebr
T. H. Lawrence
Taylor
George D. Harwood
Gunter
Charles Sorg
E.‘E. Overstreet
St. Louis
Texas Passenger Agents Elect Officers at Gunter Hotel
The Texas Passenger Agents Association met at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio. J B Morrow will lead the group as president succeeding H C Carson. L B Shepherd re-elected secretary treasurer. An executive committee and honorary members were named. The group expects a strong 1917 passenger business with many members and wives attending events. A city tour and group photo at the Alamo capped the gathering, with delegates returning by night trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Passenger Agents’ Association
Gunter Hotel
J. B. Morrow
Frisco
Dallas
H. C. Carson
Texas
New York Central Lines
L. B. Shepherd
Southern
Chicago & Alton
Gunter
F. O. Orr
Houston
F. P. Hutchingson
Mexia
H. C. Stevenson
Southwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
W. H. Abel
Chicago
George Ham
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
F. H. Tristram
Wabash
St. Louis
A. F. Winn
Wichita Falls Lines
Fort Worth
W.A. Lalor
Burlington & Quincy
R. D. Frazier
Houston- Galveston
G. Cc. Kelleher
Queen & Crescent
New Orleans
C. O. Jackson
H. C. Leutert
Orient
San Angelo
Shepherd
Association
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
South Loop
Missions
Brackenridge Park
Alamo
Doctors Indicted on Narcotics and Other Charges
Three physicians were arrested by John L. Dibrell and charged by federal grand jury in indictments under Harrison anti narcotic law. They appeared before Commissioner R L Edwards and posted bonds. indictments covered a range from neutrality law violations to possession of opium and forgery of Army Post accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dibrell
United States Marshal
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
R. L. Edwards
Federal Grand Jury
Army Post
Chamber endorses Coliseum project in San Antonio
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce board unanimously endorsed a Coliseum or large auditorium on January 20 1917. A three member committee will work with other civic groups to plan securing the venue to attract national conventions big musical events and Fiesta Association spectacles benefiting the city and its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony Hotel
L. B. Clegg
L. J. Hart
Mae
Felows
San Antonio
Fiesta Association
Miss Mason Weighs Pan American Circle Leadership
Miss C. E. Mason of Tarrytown On The Hudson ponders a San Antonio Pan American Circle offer to become national director general and organize U S circles on the San Antonio model. Mrs. Joseph B. Dibrell is handling extension work for the San Antonio group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
C. E. Mason
Tarrytown- On-The-Hudson
United States
Joseph B. Dibrell
Appeals to Lancaster Over Missing Wife in 1916 Mystery
Dr A Parker Pray of Chicago appeals to Police Chief Lancaster nine months after his wife Pearl May Pray 28 disappeared in San Antonio since February 27 1916. Pray traced clues to Waco with no results and asks local detectives to continue aiding the search and to consider foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Parker Pray
Chicago
Pearl May Pray
San Antonio
Lancaster
Pray
United States
Waco
Play
Judge Maxey Honored at Travis County Bar Dinner
Judge T. S. Maxey retired federal district judge was honored at a Travis County Bar Association dinner in Austin. Toastmaster John W. Brady led remarks with complimentary addresses to Judge R. L. Batts newly appointed U S Circuit judge. Speakers included Duval West Edward Meek Thomas H. Franklin Joseph D. Sayers H M Garwood R E Thomason Allan D. Sanford and W M Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis County Bar Association
Austin
Tex
T. S. Maxey
Federal District Court
John W. Brady
R. L. Batts
United States
McCormack
Duval West
San Antonio
Edward R. Meek
Dallas
Thomas H. Franklin
Joseph D. Sayers
H. M. Garwood
Houston
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
Allan D. Sanford
Waco
W. M. Key
Fruit Jobbers to Be Entertained in San Antonio Ahead of Convention
Delegates from the West and Northwest bound for the Western Jobbers convention in New Orleans will be hosted in San Antonio with a 2 PM arrival on Saturday. They will tour the city by auto, dine at the Gunter Hotel, and depart at 11 PM for Galveston aboard a special Southern Pacific train. The event includes about 100 men and 50 women, with hosts including R. T. Pruitt and Jack Gugenheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Jobbers’ Convention
New Orleans
San Antonio
R. T. Pruitt
Jack Gugenheim
Southern Pacific
Missions
Gunter
Galveston
Houston
Island City
John Zadich
Gunter Hotel
Allison Mayfield Re-elected Chairman in Texas
At the state railroad commission conference in Austin on January 20 Allison Mayfield was unanimously re-elected chairman. A subsequent meeting will name a secretary and office staff. Colonel E R McLean, long-time secretary, is slated for re-election with no expected changes to other personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Mayfield
Austin
Tex
State Railroad Commission
E. R. McLean
Re Christened Lawes Duo Thrown From Theatre Box
In a Dublin theatre a disturbance by two Lawes brothers led Felix McCarthy to eject them. One handed over his card and vowed a reply, but McCarthy declared Lawes and added an epithet, throwing them out with the quip that they were both outlaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Dublin
Felix McCarthy
Felix
Powers
Rochester Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Clapp
Frank Bros
Mackinaw Savings
F. Fiset
K. Fiset
R. J. Firestone
The
Firestone Tire Company of
Akron
Anthony
Leo Dismukes and
Mrs. Dismukes of
Boston Transcript
Actuan
E. Houston St
J. W. King, D. F
P. A
G. M. Bynum
Cc. P
T. A
Ss. A
Aransas Pass
St. Triple
Gregory
Portland
Motives
Pullynes, C. P. & T
Ave. C
Rockport
Crockett
New
Boy Scout Headquarters
Mardi Gras New Orleans
Sunset Limited
California
Sunset Express
Apache Trail of
Arizona
K. Houston St
Gunter Hotel Corner
Wolff & Marx
Frankel & Co
Germany
Moravia
Rey Aine
Brussels
Wm. Liddell & Co
Belfast
Ireland
McCrum, Watson & Mercer
Shamrock
Scotland
Wolff& Marx Co
Franz C. Groos
J. W. Hucker
W. B. Tuttle
B. R. Webb
E. E. Hillie
Albert Kronkosky
W. C. Rigsby
George C. Holmgreen
John B. Carrington
Miss Mason
Dr. Pray
Maxey
Wolfson’s
Saul Wolfson
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