Pan-American Exposition Backed by National Leaders
The San Antonio Pan-American Exposition 1918 received unanimous endorsements from President Wilson and many national figures. Telegrams of support praised the plan, including messages from Governors Ferguson and Culberson and Cardinal Gibbons, urging broad backing and successful organization of the bi centennial event.
Texas Cities Back San Antonio 1918 Fair Effort
A San Antonio luncheon aroused strong support for the 1918 exposition with Texas officials chambers of commerce and railroads pledging aid. Governor Ferguson's position was outlined as assured, with Dallas Brownsville and Fort Worth leaders pledging cooperation and speakers promising state and federal backing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Chambers of Commerce of
Gunter Hotel
George D. Armistead
Committee of One Hundred
Ferguson
Smoot
Congress
Armistead
T. T. Jackson
Dallas
Richard Houghton
Dallas Chamber of
Brownsville
Alexander Robertson
Missouri- Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Robertson
New York
San Francisco
Fort Worth
R. O. McCormack
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. McCormack
R. J. Boyle
Boyle
Waco
J. W. Riggins
Edwards
William Bierschwalle
Fredericksburg
Cal
M. B. Shannon
W. W. Hull
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
C.L. Stone
New Home Hair Removal Method Promises Smooth Skin
An advertisement claims a delatone paste mixed with water forms a thick layer on the face neck or arms to remove all hair or fuzz in about two minutes. The paste is rubbed off and the skin washed. It advises buying the product in its original package to avoid disappointment.
Fewer Unemployed in Paris Reported in 1915 Figures
Paris officials released figures covering November 20 to December 14, 1915 showing unemployed people of both sexes dropping from an initial 220 000 to 79 447. All listed unemployed receive a government allowance of 25 cents daily plus ten cents per child in the family.
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Paris
Gasoline Explosion Damages Texarkana Store
An explosion of gasoline in a Texarkana store injured two firemen and destroyed the building causing losses over 5000 dollars. The blast occurred today and authorities report the incident as serious but not fatal.
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Texarkana
Tex
Robertson Attends Conference at San Antonio Fair
Alexander Robertson and C L Stone of Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain travel with St. Louis business men to San Antonio for a conference and fair. They praise the event and note strong interest in a Pan-American oriented exposition in Texas. The Sunshine Special is praised for punctual service and patronage.
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Alexander Robertson
Iron Mountain
C. L. Stone
St. Louis
San Antonio
Robertson
Mr. Stone
Mr. Robertson
Texas
Real estate men pledge support for 1918 fair in San Antonio
Real estate men of San Antonio formalized backing for the 1918 fair in a Monday afternoon meeting at the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange. A 47 member committee was appointed to promote the fair and 100 attendees pledged undivided support, delaying other exchange plans. The exchange will recruit new members after the fair conference, with President Kile directing a letter to Chairman Armistead and a delegate list provided for outreach.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
C. Kile
Kile
Lukenbach
Mr. Aldrich
B. D. Hatcher
John A. Kerr
G. V. Maverick
E. W. Mills
R. G. Callaghan
J. B. Flannery
T.H. Flannery
C. H. Jackson
Lee B. James
R. A. Porter
W. C. Sullivan
L. W. Wilson
George W. Dietz
H. Hartwell
B. F. Dittmar
Conness
B. F. Nicholson
D. K. Furnish
T. N. Smith
T. H. Sanderson
J. H. Allardyce
W. T. Goode
J. L. Lytle
A. W. Rohde
H. P. Street
Harry Hyman
W. Rogers
Russell Hill
G. C. Ramsey
A. A. Luther
A. A. Gray
C. S. Fowler
R. R. Patterson
C. E. Craig
Mr. Hughes
R. A. Rowland
Charles M. Roberts
L. D. Cartwright
Lane Taylor
John L. Strohm
C. W. Harrall
Arthur Roberts Calms Fire Panic On Stage
London theater scene recalls Arthur Roberts facing a dangerous stage fire. He reassured the frightened audience with calm humor as flames threatened exits, then urged them to stay seated. The crowd laughed and returned to their places, averting a potential tragedy. The anecdote appears in a New York Times recount.
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Arthur Roberts
London
Mr. Roberts
New York
Today’s Beauty Hint Improves Shampooing Technique
The note suggests less frequent shampooing with proper cleansing. A cheap method uses a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water to create a thick lather. Rubbed into the scalp, it soothes and cleans, leaving hair with quick drying, bright luster, and soft fluffiness.
Pan American Union official touts 1918 San Antonio fair
Harry O. Sandberg, Pan American Union rep, urges a Pan American exposition in San Antonio to boost trade with Latin America. He cites extensive Latin American travel, meetings with leaders, and Mexico and Central American ties. Judge Dan Jackson and Edwin Sweet praise the project as a regional and national boon.
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Harry O. Sandberg
San Antonio
Sandberg
Washington
Gunter Hotel
Central America
Mr. Sandberg
Pan-American Union
United States
Dartmouth College
National University of Law
District of
Jackson
Smoot
Dan Jackson
el Paso
Hag
Armistead
Reed Smoot
Tom Lea
Straits of Magellan
Behring Sea
Montevideo
Oklahoma City
St. Paul
trans-Pecos
Edwin F. Sweet
Department of Commerce
Sweet
Europe
Texas
North
South
Latin America
H. O. Sandberg
John Barrett
Mr.Sandberg
Bi Centennia Fair Endorsed Unreservedly
Judge A W Seeligson and Mayor Brown praise the San Antonio jubilee as a Texas wide celebration linking San Antonio’s 200th anniversary with the state’s heritage. They urge broad cooperation from all Texans to ensure the exposition reflects Pan American ties and national pride.
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A. W. Seeligson
Judge Seeligson
Brown
San Antonio
Texas
Eagle Pass Delegation Attends Two Big Meetings
Eagle Pass sends a delegation of prominent citizens and businessmen to the Exposition organization meeting. The visit aims to attend the exposition conference and the military highway meeting, reflecting the city’s active involvement in regional affairs.
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United States
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Eagle Ass
Border City
Eagle
Teutons Renew Attacks On West Front In World War I
The article recalls Montenegrin forces capturing Scutari on April 23 1913 after a seven month siege and the subsequent international naval blockade. It notes withdrawal of troops, Serbian forces joining Montenegrins, British air raids on Dover and Hougham, and ongoing fighting fronts including Saint Eloi Ypres and resistance near Erzerum with Der Goltz appointed to lead Turkish forces in the Caucasus.
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Montenegro
Scutari
Kingdom of
Albania
Nicholas
Dover
Hougham
Berlin
Saint Eloi
Arras
Ypres
Egypt
Constantinople
Baron von der Goltz
Caucasus
Germany
Turkey
Erzerum
Citizens' Bank and Trust Company Elects Officers
In an adjourned meeting held Monday January 24 officers were elected S P Skinner to continue as president George B Taliaferro joins as vice president Joseph Rosenfield promoted to active vice president Z D Bonner elected cashier Herman A Baetz named assistant cashier start Feb 1 The law firm Taliaferro Cunningham Birkhead was chosen counsel The bank enters its fourth year with growing business
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Citizens’ Bank & Trust Company
Kid
S. P. Skinner
George B. Taliaferro
Commercial Loan & Trust Company
Taliaferro, Cunningham & Birkhead
Joseph Rosenfield
Z. D. Bonner
Herman A. Baetz
Alamo Trust Company
Taliaferro Cunningham & Birkhead
Dr W F McCaleb Named to National Defense Committee
Dr W F McCaleb of this city was selected as a member of the National Committee of the American Defense Society. He accepted by telegram, joining an advisory board including Charles J Bonaparte Truman H Newberry Theodore Roosevelt Henry B Joy and others to promote defense training and citizen soldiery in schools amid politically independent aims.
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W. F.mccaleb
National Committee of American Defense Society
Charles J. Bonaparte
Truman H. Newberry
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry B. Joy
David Jayne Hill
William F. McCombs
Perry Belmont
Lost Voice Spawns Wild Hogs Legend in Arkansas Woods
Two strangers driving through northern Arkansas foothills misinterpret a forest display as wild hogs. A log cabin owner explains he lost his voice six months ago and taps a log to call the hogs, which drives woodpeckers into a frenzy, creating a local oddity.
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Arkansas
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