Form League for Security Next Thursday in San Antonio
A Chamber of Commerce committee organizes a San Antonio branch of the National Security League to educate the public on national defense. More than 57 members have signed cards. a first organizational meeting is set for Thursday July 28 at 4:30 PM, with a $5 membership to cover expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
National Security League
Areeady
Rotary Clan
Ous
Joseph D. Choate
Sti
Alton
Parker
Democratic
Atdresman
United States
Ban Antonie
Texas
Army
Ihe Nu
Tata Furopean
France
Germany
England
Coast Artillery
Ttia
America
Oferta Ag
West Texas Land Conditions Highlight Robison Visit
Robison Texas land commissioner traveled west to join the Board of Land Affrayers engaged in co planning hundreds of thousands of acres of School land. He announced his candidacy for re election as land commissioner subject to Democratic primaries. He reported Peach and plum harvests abound on ranches and farms despite a rail transport deficit. a lack of rail lines keeps some counties several miles from markets, stressing the region's agrarian potential.
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Austin
Robison
West Texas
Board of Land Ayraisers
Midland
Gaines
Yoakum
Ector
Dawson
Winkler
Rehise
Heargat
Texas
Bob- Ison
Women Mission Encampment Program At Kerrville
A fragmentary schedule outlines a two day program for the Woman's Missionary Society encampment at Kerrville Texas. It lists talks, devotional periods, parliamentary drills, and papers on home and foreign missions led by several named organizers and attendees from San Antonio Georgetown Texarkana and other towns.
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Mena
Cy Schrelner
Kerrville
W. L. Hickman
Texarkins
Thomas
W. Bristow Gray
Mabel Munsey Bates
Wire
Blte
Prominent Augusta Hotelier Tours Georgia and Florida
A. Z. News combo and hotel manMr. Newcombe, visiting Augusta during a European war era downturn, notes only slight tourist trade decline in Georgia and Florida. He and his brother own hotels in Savannah and Bristol. he will remain several days and plans to return in about two weeks.
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Georgia
Lie Courne
Mormish
A. Z. News
Augusta
Florida
Simone Hole Menhat
Europe
Ameries
Mr. Newcombe
M. Frank
Hig
Slayton
Frank
Newcombe
San Antonio
Savaimanh
Bristol
Hopkins Trial Scheduled In Rosenthal Killing Case
The Hopkins murder trial of Mrs Mar Hopkins is set for Monday at 9:50 in the Thirty Seventh District Court. A jury of 200 men from a special venire will be drawn for the case, which was postponed earlier due to missing witnesses. Rosenthal’s name appeared on the jury wheel again last week for another murder case in Beminga.
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Mar
Hopkins
Sam Rosenthal
Blonday Drumning
Venice
Temerran
Sua
Rosenthal
Beminga B. Tosus
Dedd
Edwards Announces Candidacy for Re Election
State treasurer Je M Edwards declared for re election at the next general primaries. The announcement follows rumors he might not run and notes his past lead in the Democratic ticket. Reports mention Texas state fund deposits rising about 20 percent over prior years and reference university connections including Bruce from Texas and Oxford.
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Austin
Tex
Je M M. Edwards
Edwards
San Antonio Civic Meeting Promotes City Spirit
A Cham ber of Commerce meeting next Tuesday aims to boost San Antonio unity and attract newcomers. Leaders anticipate strong turnout from local clubs, merchants, and new residents with plans for informal networking, brief talks, and follow up actions to spur city building.
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Champher of Commerce
Gonter Hotel
Ban Antonio J
Sant ‘Antonio
Membara
Cheaper of Commerce
Corde Decsine
Hotary Club
Ketwil Merchants’ Association
Kline
Manufacturers’ Club
Silat
San Antonio Automobile Chich
Rucker
Rey Antonio Band
Wia HM. Smith
Wueler
Sa Antonio
San Antonio
Clege
Chamber of Convierce
San Antonians
Calve
Chamber of Reminarre
Bitten by a pet dog prompts Pasteur Institute visit
Three new patients Miss Ollie Bennett 14 Walter Barnett 6 and unnamed Bennett 2 accompanied by their parents arrived in Austin Texas July 34 for preventive treatment at the Pasteur Institute after three children were bitten by a dog. The animal was killed and its head sent to Austin for hydrophobia testing revealing the dog was rabid. The children are in serious danger.
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Bt Pasteur Realtaun
Austin
Tex
Ollie Bennett
Walter Barnett
Ced
lAnmlu Bennett
Paris
Adr
Myod
Hennett
Frei
Hempstead
Pasteur Tatute
Notice of Public Auction of PancoastMorgan Store Inventory
Notice public auction to be held Saturday June 81 1915 at 16 o clock for all merchandise belonging to the Pancoast Morgan Co low located at 206% Houston Street San Antonio Texas. Includes stack merchandise cut glass chinaware refrigerators stoves silver tinware etc valued at about 27000 and fixtures around 5000. Inventory may be increased from the premises. Further information available from the appointed agent 405 Swearinace AMC Hide Bur Antonin Te y.
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Jung
Pancoast-Morgan
Houston Street
San Antonio
Texas
Swearinace Amc
Jitney Drivers Face Rate Display Rule Enforced
New city ordinance requires all jitney operators to post rates on the side of their cars. Commissioner Steves announced that drivers must show the exact fare to riders, with penalties for charging higher than posted. Several complaints prompted the rule to curb extortion and mischarges, especially at night.
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Canmissioner
Steves
Iecure Humuer
Canmiswioner
Jltiney
Commalssioner
Srdinanc
City Cemeteries To Be Beautified By City Action
An inspection of city cemeteries on Saturday led Mayor Brown Commissioner Lambert and George Surkey to propose a full reorganization of cemetery staff and a concerted beautification plan. Workers already repair drives along East Commerce Street, with sprinkling and garden-like upkeep to come. Superintendent Luckey outlined a program to keep graves maintained, urging cooperation from owners, and locating owners of long distance or unknown descendants to ensure upkeep. The plan includes use of a team for cemetery tasks and improved fronting driveways.
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Brown
Lambert
George Surkey
Surkey
Luckey
Baptist Sunday Hour and Bible Conference Looms Large
Preparations by San Antonio Baptist churches send large delegations to Lampasas for the annual Baptist Sunday Hour and Bible Conference of Texan, August 2 to 12. Opening address by Dr. Carlotte Howwood of Hewood, Texas, morning and evening programs, and recreation planned for delegates. Railroads offer reduced fares for state residents. J W Foster of Dallas heads the information bureau.
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San Antonio
Lampasas
Texan
Hancock
Bepter Iinistors
Funced
Dru Dm
Carrotte
Wood
Tex
Tomly
Rowntrip
Texas
J. WE. Foster
Jefferson Atteat
Dallas
Charen
The
Information Bureau
Printers Conference Sets State Textbook Printing Plan
Shugena Nordhava travels to Galveston to join the executive committee meeting of the State Printers Council. The discussion centers on printing all school texts within the state and preparing recommendations for the upcoming neutral convention. Nordhaus, a Bexar county representative, previously sponsored a bill to keep school books printed in state facilities.
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State Council
Galveston
Shugena Nordhava
State Printers’ Council
China
Gonneil
Anarili
Nordhaus
Bexar County
Sutherland Springs
Texas Farm Women Assemble at Austin
The Texas Farm Women's Assembly, a new auxiliary to the Farmers Institute Association, meets in Austin next week. Governor Weinsslag will speak, with Miss Eleanor Brackatridge and Mrs Belle van Dorn Warbert among attendees from Colorado.
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Austin
Hox
Texas Farm Women's Assembly
Texas State Farmers
Tnatitis Association
Vhla
Farmers Tnstitule Association
Benlena G. Kall
Wosumonie
Harris County
Het Weinsslag
Sleanor Brackatrige
Ian Antonia
Texas Women's
Xotfenze Aquoclation
Belle van Dorn Warbert
Colorado
Harbert
Ec ‘Ops Parm Wemen
Texas
Formant
Farm Women Meet Address by Oklahoma and Texas Groups
An Oklahoma and Texas farm women conference schedule includes A B Crouch of Tuttle Oklahoma and Wry H McAilleter of San Antonio addressing attendees. The event offers free cabinet graphography services for young women ages 16 to 50 at the Barr studio on July 41 from 8:30 to 2:17, with early calls advised.
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Myx
A.B. Crouch
Tuttle, Okio
Oklahana
Congress of Farm ‘Women
McAilleter
San Antone
Texas Congress of Mother
Niso
Tandins
Barr
Dawson
Mari
NASSIFF DENIES REPORT OF BORDER INCIDENT
John Nassiff of San Antonio denies a Ta report about Mexican tamadills along the border. He says he was shot at no time and that the story was started by rumors spread by friends during a patchy trip near the border.
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John Nissiff
San Antonio
Pace
de Daniot
Nasaiff
Nuswiff
Von
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