Strike Ends as Electrical Union Reaches Wage Pact
Electri cal Union No. 60 strike largely ends after a working agreement with major electrical firms. A fifty cent daily wage boost is granted, with most strikers returning to the firms they worked for before the strike. Firms still unaffected include Martin Wright, Wright Brothers, Graham & Collins, and the Lowell Electrical Company. Union members expect more local firms to join the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Union No. 60
Martin Wright
Wright Brothers
Graham & Collins
Lowell Electrical Company
Electrical Workers’ Union
Engagement News and Fort Sam Hop Plans Highlight City
Louisville journalist Charles Swearingen engaged to Miss Joanah Ganter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ganter. Fort Sam Houston hosts a black and white dance on February 16 with invitations sent February 1. Casino concert, Texas History events, Mozart Society reception, and Pioneer History Day planned with public invites.
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Louisville, Ky
Joanah Ganter
Lewis Frederick Ganter
Charles Clark Swearingen
Miss Ganter
Aime Schreiner
Kerrville
San Antonio
Charles Schreiner
Swearingen
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fort Sam Houston
H. L. Laubach
Post Gymnasium
Hop Committee
The
Casino Association
Clementi- Marron
Naychez-Marron
T. Rosas
Marron
E. J. Marron
Jacob G. Hornberger
Joel Freedkin
Herbert Slayden Clarkson
Easthope Martin
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Edward M. Goldstein
List
Raff
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Woman Overcomes Illness With Vegetable Compound
Mrs M Johnston of Richmond Indiana details a two year illness with severe weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength allowing her to move into a new home and perform gardening building cement work and raising hundreds of chickens and ducks.
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Richmond
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Johnston
Route D. Box 190
Society Debutante Miss James Honored At Home
Miss Helen Adele James, debutante of the season, is feted at a private reception hosted by Mrs. John Herndon James and Mr. and Mrs. Sigismund Engelking. Attendees include numerous San Antonio social figures and guests in attendance for the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert and club meetings. The event features rose decorations, formal gowns, and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herndon James
Sigismund Engelking
Helen Adele James
Edwin Meredith Sykes
John Alexander James
Stanley Cassin
E. J. Larkin
William Negley
W. S. Fly
J. T. Woodhull
Arthur W. Seeligson
Mrs. James
Mrs. Engelking
Miss James
Aaron Ward
Fernando Lopez
King William Street
France
Mexico
Carolina
Lopez
Harry S. Potter
van Tomme
Amos Graves
H. H. Branham
Magnolia Avenue
Eleanor van Hook
St. Louis
Monica Brett
Denver
Elizabeth Canfield
Waco
Nora Noe
Hopkinsville
Mrs. Branham
Miss van Hook
Miss Brett
Miss Caufield
Mrs. Noe
Dallas native Miss Pyle entertains in Wiesbaden visit
A social note describes Miss Constance Ball and Miss Mattie Terrell honored at Luncheon hosted by Mrs Iran Ogden in Dallas style. The event featured pink roses and a blossoms basket, with guests including Hester Schreiner Margaret Graham Elizabeth Camp Muriel Kokernot Christina Phelps and many others, plus a Bonn mix of San Antonio links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Europe
Wiesbaden
Miss Pyle
Dallas
Local Grocery Ad Sparks Weekend Sale
Nichols Gro. Co. advertises a Saturday sale with granulated sugar 14 pounds for 1.00 and other specials. Best hams 23c, breakfast bacon 24c, fresh eggs 40c. Cash buyers save, promising lowest prices at 209 Ave. C, Ph. Cr. 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Gro. Co
Ave. C. Ph. Cr
Parents Seek Ruling On Seven Year Olds Enrolment
With the new term of San Antonio public schools about to begin, parents and school officials clash over entry rules for children seven and under. The policy now bans under seven year olds from regular grades unless they reach seven within two months after the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
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Coats
Zyme i Alamo Plaza
Electrical
Ultex
Houston
W. Roge Co
Cleveland
St. Gerard's Sanctuary Society
St. Mark’s
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Bailey Merienda
the Menger
Women of Christ Church
Ned Mclihenny
Texas Historical Landmark Association
Wilita Street
General Cos
History Club
Pioneer Viands
Ted H. Milburn
Mozart Society
St. Anthony
Mozart
Mesdames
J. G. Hornberger
Adolph Wagner
F Eugene Staffel
Thomas Leighton
Hugh B. Rice
August Briam
Richard Vander Stratten
Otto Hilgers
Leo M. J. Dielmann
Dorothy
Madame Irene
Madam Irene
Irene
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
W. J. Pryor
Cyrus B. Lucas
Harry Landa
George Holmgreen
H. P. Drought
Charles 8
Meek
Frederick Terrell
Mary
Lupton
Lewis Krams-Beck
Graham Dowdell
R. N. Martindale
Bruce
Charles M. Tobin
Rochester
N. Y
Major Tobin
First New York Cavalry
McAllen
Aransas Prescott
Christina Phelps
New York
Marjorie
Catherine McGown
Marshall W. Terrell
Mattie Terrell
Needlework Guild of America
Woman's Club
Mary Elliott Howard
Augustus W. Houston
J. S. Carr
T. M. Conover
Thomas Fincham
Robert M. Middlebrook
G. P. Trimble
Guild
George Chamberlain
Edward Leighton
I. S. Kahn
James R. Davis
Middlebrook
G. ®. Trimble
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Leopold
Blanche August
Reva Berman
R. E. Moffett
Art Guild
West Commerce Street
Emil Blum Company
Boudoir
Gaturday
Nyse
Emil Blum Co
Hertzberg
Cor. Houston and
St. Mary's Sts
Bedell Bldg
Avenue C
Travis
NOA
LoSeya
Horlick
Chas. Zoller
Dolorosa
Matthews
E. Houston
Pabst Engraving
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