Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Meet To Convene In San Antonio
Large crowd expected as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men, with 3 000 members and 726 lodges, schedules its national convention in San Antonio January 29 to 31. Grand Master John J Hannahan of Chicago will preside. Beethoven hall hosts sessions with speakers Bryan Callaghan and Charles Mihaly. The Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs Frank P Sargent will hold a reception January 31 at Turner Hill. Delegates from across the United States are anticipated, amid railroad pageants and preconvention events.
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Southern Cotton Association Texas Division plans national convention
Executive committee minutes discuss a February 19 20 convention in the city. The Texas division considers reorganization and financial changes as President R Glarvidge of Palestine declines another term.
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New Yellow Coins Circulate Amid Counterfeit Alert
San Antonio reports a few of the new yellow coins in circulation connected to a counterfeit scheme. Mint authorities halted production of the then current design due to imperfections, while President Roosevelt’s directive omits the Deity motto. Officials warn against widespread acceptance pending clearer issuance.
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Wallace Will Run for Texas Representative
Well known figure Wallace announced he will seek the Republican nomination in Texas to run as a state representative. The declaration came amid local speculation about the district’s political future and Wallace's campaign plans.
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Phone ordinance debated by city council committee
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph officials urged changes to a proposed city ordinance on pole distances and wiring rules arguing current terms are too strict. They sought higher pole spacing 175 feet, 19 feet clearance, permit focus on poles, and allowance to keep dead wires briefly, while the city electrical office warned against lax limits and delays. Public service firms plan further talks ahead of council action with all utilities expected to attend.
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Maennerchor Concert at Beethoven Hall With Various Pieces
The program includes Beethoven Maennerchor works and solo violin pieces with performers including D Amora and Mag Achmidt. A separate note mentions preparations at a local depot and fire department apparatus, with officials arranging measures at a pumping station for an event.
Famed Bulls Slated for Sunday Border Fight Tour
Tourists swarm to OC for a border bullfight spectacle led by Manuel Solly and assisted by noted picadors and rop rox. The event promises one of the season’s strongest displays with Durango stock bulls and two sleeping cars for return travel from Torreon. Yoakum Texans inaugurate a new home as visitors attend the dedication.
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Pryor Reelected At National Live Stock Association
San Antonian Chasen Pryor named Officer of the Gattlemen’s Association after reelection to the executive committee at the National Live Stock Association session closing in envoy yesterday. Murda McKensie, former Texan, retired president and was announced as fifth vice president. Officers elected included Secretary Tomington Denver Treasurer W J Rughes Den wary General Atoyney and 8 T Cowan Fort Worth. Executive committee members listed and Los Angeles chosen for next year’s convention. A minimum speed resolution for trains and a purity of vote resolution were adopted, with President McKonnala noting Roosevelt’s reply endorsing administration plans on public lands. A State ad ends with an old endorsement.
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George Gittinger Hosts Elaborate 32nd Birthday Banquet
George Gittinger proprietor of the Mission hotel bar honored his thirty second birthday with one of the era’s most elaborate banquets for about forty six friends. The feast featured long tables, plentiful viands, and lively hospitality that showcased goodwill and fellowship. Guests praised the host’s generosity and deft hosting, marking a notable social event.
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Organization Delayed at Carnegie Library Board
Appointment by Mayor Callagaan has sworn in the library board members, with affidavits that they have not engaged in prior conflicts. A meeting is expected soon to finalize the organization as the newly named directors prepare to set the library on a firm footing.
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Don’t want to leave Eight says Ony tempting offer
A dispatch from Austin reports that business leaders consider luring Mr Kight away from San Antonio to build up their organizations. Kight states it would take a very tempting offer to move him but intends to stay in San Antonio, despite incoming inquiries and offers from Texas commercial ventures.
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Leather Workers Strikes Hit Kort Worth Tex Union No 83
Leather workers at Union No 83 stage a brief strike over wages affecting a single employer, the Tames Badlyry company, with 84 workers exposed to reduced pay amid the Nam.
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