Money Flow From Business Men Boosts Chamber of Commerce
A two hour canvass shows business leaders pledging funds to create a federated Chamber of Commerce building fund. Twenty percent of contributions go to a trust for future construction, with a goal of 75 000 dollars per year for two years and a broad member drive expanding from 497 leading subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Chamber of Commerce
T. L. Conroy
I. W. Biggar
Charles Graebner
Harry L. Miller
O. O. Woodman
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Fireman to Wed During San Antonio Firemen Ball
At the fifteenth annual Firemen's Relief Fund ball in Beethoven hall San Antonio on January 31 a popular firefighter will marry a local woman. The ceremony will occur after the grand march making the event a notable first of its kind for the city. Names of the couple remain secret until the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Relief Fund Association of
San Antonio
Beethoven Hall
Groom to Wear Full Uniform at Quiet Ceremony
The wedding will feature the groom in full uniform, signaling a formal military or service-related ceremony. Details on bride, venue, and attendants are not provided in the readable text.
Hotel Arrivals List Mixed Cities and Travelers
A long list of guests arriving at Mission Park includes names from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and New York with origins ranging from Vancouver B C to Decatur Illinois and Portland Oregon. The fragment ends noting Mission Park as a descriptor for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Carlisle
Charlies F. Carlisle
Chicago
R. KK. Mimt
Laredo
William A. Carrow
Whittier
Cal
R. E. Allison
New York
T. E. Cloud
Fort Worth
Gunter
R. S. Cramer
G. M. Woodall
Houston
John M. Careey
Dallas
Edwin H. Datwiller
Washington
J. R. Forsythe
Carrie M. Powers
Decatur
Bexar
H. B. Williams
St. Louis
P. A. Valter
Mack Kercheville
Devine
W. G. Lockwood
L. C. Clancy
Corpus Christi
A. H. Davis
R. Stratton
Brackettville
E. Mash
D. B. McManus
Thomaston
O. W. Spring
Auguson
Tex. Savoy
J. N. Shaper
J. V. Bluntster
Sabinal
O. J. Copeland
Rogers
J. B. Rowan
J. Ll. Pane
J. N. Rump
Fort Madison
Iowa
Mrs. T. O. Landrum
Hallandale
Miss
J. C. Bayles
Sheath
Des Moines
J. E. Hughes
San Francisco
Auto Bicycle Collision Brings Minor Harm. Local Arrest
Sebastian Hernandez, about 14, riding at 315 North San Saba Street, collided with a car driven by Manson Petty on Military Plaza yesterday afternoon. Hernandez suffered a bruised left arm. Petty, identified as Negro, was arrested and fined $5 for reckless operation in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Hernandez
San Saba Street
Manson Petty
Negro
Military Plaza
Petty
D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema Promises Quick Relief
A Gibbs building druggist A. M. Fischer touts D. D. D. Cure for eczema with a 25 cent bottle proving relief. If the $1 bottle fails to work as claimed, customers pay nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fischer
Gibbs Building
Mexico Trade Excursion Planned For March
E Claude Mills reports Mexico will welcome an American trade excursion next March. Three trains from San Antonio will carry business men to Mexico City via Laredo on March 14. Mills met President Madero and officials who pledged support for the trip amid calm conditions and strong funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
E. Claude Mills
International Club
Mexico City
Madero
Republic
Mills
New York
California
San Antonio
Laredo
Europe
Mr. Mills
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Mines
Zapata
Aged Cornell President Emeritus Visits City
Dr. W. F. King eighty years old, president emeritus of Cornell University, is in the city for a brief visit en route to California. He stays at the Gunter and is shown the city by Dr. M. C. Wilcox, focusing on missions and the Alamo during his sightseeing. Pay your poll tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. King
Cornell University
California
Senate and House Hear Tariff Revision and Philippine Inquiry
In session at 2 p m the Senate and at noon the House reported the iron and steel tariff revision bill from the ways and means committee. The Cox of Ohio resolution asking the president to report on the entire Philippine occupation was passed. The foreign affairs committee opened hearings on the Rainey resolution to probe the Panama Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Cox
Ohio
Foreign Affairs Committee
Rainey
Daylight Burglary Report At 606 Camden Street
A burglar entered the home of J. F. Garland at 606 Camden street about 1 30 this afternoon and was seen fleeing. Police are investigating the daylight break in and assessing losses. Garland reported valuables missing and described a masked intruder seen fleeing south on Camden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Garland
Camden Street
Mrs. Joseph Drexel Dies in Philadelphia
Mrs. Joseph Drexel, widow of Joseph Drexel and mother of Mrs. Harry Lehr of Baltimore, dies at her Philadelphia town residence. A social figure in several cities, she was part of the Drexel fortune’s founding family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joseph Drexel
Harry Lehr
Baltimore
Drexel Fortune
Danderine Promises Soft Lustrous Hair After Cleanse
Danderine hair treatment claims immediate softness and fullness with reduced dandruff and itching. A 25 cent bottle is advertised with promises of new hair growth and enhanced shine after repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
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Men’s Department
College
Success
Monarch
Texas
Children’s Dept
South
Wellington
McCallum
Alamo Plaza
Laird, Schober
Wickert & Gardiner
Laird
Schober
Amalgamated Chamber
A. B. Stephens
L. J. Hart
H. C. King
W. L. Stiles
J. H. Compton
R. H. Wester
R. A. Richey
H. J. Hayes
L. B. Clegg
J. H. Savage
T. N. Smith
W. M. Morgan
Newton, Weller & Wagner Co
West Commerce Street
Mission Park
Cornell College
Congress
East
Son
Danderine
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