Telegraph and Telegraph Companies Plan Pension and Sick Benefit
Dr. Alvan H. Doty named medical director of the employees benefit fund committee for American Telephone and Telegraph Western Union Telegraph and Western Electric. Aimed at health supervision and preventive sanitation for nearly 200 000 workers, the program emphasizes early disease detection, tuberculosis control, and improved workplace conditions and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alvan H. Doty
Port of
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Telephone and Telegraph Army
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Western Union Companies
An- Prep
Dr. Doty
Deputy Sheriff Stabbed in Rankin Steel Plant Fight
Pittsburg dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff J. Davis was stabbed by an unidentified foreigner during a fight at the American Steel and Wire Company plant in Rankin today. Three hundred workers at the plant are striking for better working conditions and the officer's prognosis is feared to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Steel and Wire Company
Rankin
J. Davis
How to Overcome Poverty and Accumulate Wealth
Prof F M Knox head of Bryn Mawr Mental Science College Seattle gives free lectures at Moose hall on mental approach to wealth. He says success is a mental condition and urges thinking on desired outcomes. Lectures run 8 pm daily except Tuesday 2 30 pm with future topics on education mental healing voting and immortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Knox
Bryn Mawr Mental Science College of
Seattle
Moose Hall
Cook Stoves at Cost at HoFheinz Hardware
Cook stoves offered at discounted prices with guarantees from Hofheinz Hardware Company at 219 Losoya Street. Prices listed include $25 value for $18.85 and $21 value for $17 among other deals. Also includes a consumer health note directing eye and headache relief to Dr. J Harvey Moore at 204 Gunter Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofheinz Hardware Coo
Losoya St
J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Building
Obheinz Hardware CO
Plan for Minstrels At Post D Meeting
Post D Travelers Protective Association discussed arrangements for a near future minstrel show at the Menger Hotel. Harry Holt named for next president of the Texas division. State officers and ex-presidents invited for February 21 en route to Corpus Christi. Membership canvass planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post D
Travelers’ Protective Association
Menger Hotel
Harry Holt
Texas
Association
Corpus Christi
State Association
Wilson hears White House reception plan opposed
President elect Wilson discusses a possible White House reception on inauguration night and rules it impractical due to mass crowds. Delegation from the Farmers Union of America names C. S. Barrett of Georgia for Secretary of Agriculture. Wilson also addresses health bureau plans and child labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Capitol
White House
Washington
Hoboken
Barrett
Farmers’ Union of America
C. S. Barrett
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Caroline B. Alexander
Alexander
Bureau of Health
Health Department
New Jersey
Children’s Bureau
First Good Hombre to Pass the Portals
The Press Club of San Antonio has completed plans for initiating the first man chosen as a member of the Order of Good Hombres. The ceremony will be held Friday night at the club quarters in the Gunter Hotel. An auxiliary order has been formed to honor newspaper men meeting the criteria. A Bond concert is set for February 3 in Beethoven hall with the famed tenor. seat sales opened at Thomas Goggan & Bros with A. B. Hillan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club of
San Antonio
Order of Good Hombres
Gunter Hotel
Beethoven Hall
Press Club
Thomas Goggan & Bros
A. B. Hillan
St. Marys Juniors Defeat St Louis College Juniors 10 7
St. Marys Juniors beat St Louis College Juniors 10 to 7 after gaining an early lead. The game featured strong guard play from both teams with St Louis College mounting a late rally in the second half but failing to catch the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
St. Louis College
St. Louisians
First National Poultry Show Sets City Attendance Record
The first national poultry show in San Antonio closed at 10 p m Sunday, setting records for attendance 6000 paid admissions 1500 birds exhibited and 800 in prizes. Visitors were mainly out of town residents from across the state. The Lone Star Poultry Association received praise for handling the exhibit and officials prepare reports for poultry publications. Judge O L McCord of Danville Illinois praised Alabama City's poultry fame and will judge a show in Muncie Indiana this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United States
Lone Star Poultry Association of
The
Poultry Association
O. L. McCord
Danville
Ill
Alamo City
Muncie
Ind
Wool Tax Reform Sparks House Hearing on Wool Schedule
Democrats press lower duties on wool schedule at House Ways and Means hearing. Testimony from wool growers, importers, clothiers and manufacturers argues the plan would boost revenue and production. Frank P. Bennett urges re enacting 1894 Wilson act to remove wool duties and cut woolen goods duties to 50 percent.
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Washington, D
House Committee On
House
Senate
Taft
National
Associations of
Frank P. Bennett
Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Washington Inauguration Week Planned Amid Mourning
In Washington on January 27 the city gears up for inauguration week with a Princeton smoker on March 3 as the kickoff. Stateside societies plan dances March 4 and numerous private balls with semi public character. The inaugural committee backs all plans as the mourning ball for the President elect Wilson is noted but not felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wilson
Washington Society
Princeton
Turner Ninepinners to Roll in Week Two Skirmish
Two top Turner Bowling League teams, Corning and Waters, meet tonight on Turner alleys. Each club has two wins from the first week, placing them evenly and making tonight's games decisive for future league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Turner Bowling League
Corning and Waters
Boy Dies in Hunting Accident Near San Antonio
Charles Frederick Biggs a 15 year old student at West Texas Military Academy was killed when a shotgun discharged while he and a companion Richard Crehan were returning to a buggy near the Cheesman farm ten miles south of San Antonio. The funeral was held at the family home in Harlandale with cadets from the academy as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frederick Biggs
F. B. Biggs
Cheesman Farmhouse
Biggs
Richard Crehan
Cheesman Farm
San Antonio
West Texas Military Academy
Sidney Biggs
Harlandale
Mission Burial Park
Orphan Harry O'Brien Rescued and Loved in Kansas Home
The 14 year old from St. Louis fell from a fast moving train and landed at a house in Strong City Kansas. City marshal Charles Beach and his wife cared for him and decided to adopt him, announcing their intention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong City
Kan
Harry O'Brien
St. Louis
Charles Beach
O'Brien
Marshal Beach
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths and Beauty Parlor Ad
San Antonio massage and hot sulphur bath offer weight reduction claims with an in-house beauty parlor advertised. The facility invites patrons via the South Flores street car line for a trial. Mine operators warned nationwide of blast risk tied to atmospheric pressure drops per Weather Bureau circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
South Flores
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Pioneer Lumberman George Farnsworth Dies in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports George Farnsworth, a pioneer lumberman born 1825 in Fairfield Vermont, died last night at his home after paralysis. He came to Chicago in 1838 and retired 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Farnsworth
Mr. Farnsworth
Fairfield
Seven Scouts Killed in Philippine Clash at Taglitsi
A wireless dispatch from Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing reports an engagement on January 23 at Taglitsi between Moros and Philippine scouts with the constabulary. Captain Patrick McNally and six scouts were killed. Lieutenants Townsend Cochran Whitney and nineteen enlisted men were wounded. Townsend and Cochran have serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
John J. Pershing
Department of Mindanao
Taglitsi
Moros
Philippine Scouts
Constabulary
Patrick McNally
William Townsend
Scouts
Cochran
Whitney
Townsend
Caldwell to Live in Austin
Judge Seth F. Caldwell former Assistant Attorney General will reside in Austin and oversee the bond department after joining the Texas Trust Company. He will be based in the Texas capital and begin his duties with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Austin
Tex
Seth F. Caldwell
Texas Trust Company of Austin
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Houston Street
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Post
Fatima
Ptim
Toretsi
Cameron
Ormaron Richmond
VARTT
TOBA
SIS
Arrow Brand
E. W. Brand
Gace
S&s
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Mal
Capital
Fred Biggs
Senate Club
High School
St. Anthony
W. D. Williams
Walter Barrett
Frank Heck
Earl Harvey
Clayton Dunham
Arthur Biard
Earl Mayor
HAPPY
Gimbel Delicatessen
A. Collman
Mats Av
Philippines
Ea Human Match Factory
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Randenguty Doond
Fone Phaetian Hivgione
Nevada Briggs
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