Religious Education Nation Opens Ninth General Convention
More than two thousand educators and faith leaders will gather in LouIs for the open session of the ninth General Convention of the Religious Education Nation. Key topics include Moral Education of the Negro and improving rural and urban religious conditions with a focus on public schools for character. A private council session and exhibit of religious education methods will follow, with many university leaders and church officials in attendance.
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Louis
Religious Education Nation
Patchelle
San Jose
Cal
Richard C. Hughes
Presbyterian Board of Education
William J. O'Brien
Kansas City
Council of Religious Education
Jefferson Hotel
Commission On
Pyramid Pile Remedy Testimonial Appeal
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy with testimonials and claims of curing piles. It invites readers to request a free trial by mail and offers boxed remedy at 50 cents from drugstores if the trial proves value.
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Pyramid Drug CO
Marshall, Mich
Wagonload of bicycle parts found in city residence
An entire wagon load of bicycle parts found on South Flores street was turned over to city officials after a Mexican man named Jose Hernandez was arrested with the goods. The parts are awaiting owner identification at city hall, as bicycle thefts have risen across the city with wheels disappearing from federal buildings and other sites.
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South Flores Street
Jose Hernandez
Grover Ridgeway
Federal Building Machinery
Federal Building
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities List Read Like Social Credit
A lengthy hotel arrivals column lists guests and patrons by name city and affiliation. Names include St Anthony Sam R Scott Waco H W Drake New York Miss L Frish Mexico City R H Colville Corsicana Edwin Mead Minneapolis Clar ence R Smith Mexico City W C Potter New York R Wadsworth San Francisco Co St Katz Boston Helen Rand St Louis Margaret Drury Boston O Gibson Rockport Gunter Elizabeth Harrison Belle Woodson Chicago F W McMullen Dallas J W Calver Washington Mt and Mrs A Swartz Austin James W Chambers J B Yett Marble Falls E F Mayer E F Miller Laredo John J Burns Cotulla Menger J H Brock Winnipeg E C Stimkey Chicago Maude M Griffith Clinton Mo C B Gentry Chicago R C Repening Ed P Johnson Otto Archer M C Brazer Fort Worth Carl Hirsch Houston Mrs F C Bob Mrs L Howden Mexico City Gus W Busch W G Griffett Dallas Lillian Horton Alice R Wells Mexico City D F Pipes H H Bright Mexico City Chas We Sulzer San Jose W E Grimes Houston Neal Hanson Hico Savoy Edwin K Cochran Pearsall J P Harley J W Whiticker St Louis J B Johnson C S Rea Bellefontaine E B Lowers Denison James York Jr Torpedo Joseph Barnasek West Point Mr and Mrs W F Fowble El Dorado Springs Mex Crockett Charles Levy Chicago Mr and Mrs G Harding New Orleans Mrs L C Page Austin Mr and Mrs C D Bowman Omeo Wis Mr and Mrs John Huesch Grand Rapids E H Humpel Velas Tex.
Saint Patrick's Day Festivities Expand in San Antonio
San Antonio marks an enlarged two day St Patrick celebrations led by Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians with a Saturday night Beethoven hall program and Sunday morning parade and church services at St Patrick's under Bishop J W Shaw. Grand marshal P E Ohara leads. parade starts Main avenue 9 am with mounted police band and auto brigade and ends at St Patrick's church for services.
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San Antonio
St. Patrick's Church
Ireland
Order of Hibernians
Beethoven Hall
J. W. Shaw
St. Patrick’s Church
Soledad Street
P. E. O'Hara
Felix McAvoy
James O'Shaughnessy
Mike Joyce
County Mayo
Elmer Fisk
Kathleen Mavourneen
Don Dagett
Main Avenue
Houston Street
Ancient
R. J. Boyle
Commerce Street
Commerce
Military Plaza
City Hall
Trevenio Street
Foreign firms may build railroads in Texas with permit
Acting Attorney General James D. Walthall ruled that foreign corporations chartered to build railroads and bridges may enter Texas for contracts with railroad companies, obtain a permit, and construct or lay steel but cannot operate the lines. The Missouri firm seeking a permit will be approved. prior law barred operation.
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Austin
Tex
James D. Walthall
Texas
Missouri Construction Company
Secretary of State
Walthall
Will Decide Fate of Big Fair Monday
San Antonio Press club leaders meet Monday at 6 pm to decide if they can assume management of the International Fair and save it from dissolution. A week earlier a conference reviewed the fair’s condition and consideration of club takeover. A committee of E Claude Mills and Lloyd Spencer was appointed to draft details.
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San Antonio Press Club
Board of Governors
The
Fair Association
E. Claude Mills
Lloyd Spencer
Press club plans fall show for 1912 big event
Investigation underway to devise a plan for staging the fall show in 1912. The committee will report at Monday's meeting with recommendations and a proposed schedule.
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Press Club
New SA Chamber of Commerce Secretary Arrives March 20
Advices from J. F. Carter Jr newly elected secretary of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce say he will arrive to assume duties on March 20. He comes from Mobile Alabama where he has served as secretary of the Progressive association for several years.
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J. F. Carter Jr
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
John B. Carrington
Mr. Carter
Mobile
Ala
The
Progressive Association
Aberdeen Good Roads Club Formed In Nueces County
Farmers in Nueces County organize to improve roads forming the Aberdeen Good Roads club. Officers elected include Herman Poen isch as president and G W Ashby as secretary.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County
Aberdeen Good Roads Club
Herman Poenisch
G. W. Ashby
Tears Woman in a Divorce Sit at Rome
Signora Moschini Lulu Davis of Brownwood Texas seeks separation from Deputy Vittorio Moschini in Rome amid clashes over restricted Italian life and customs. The case raises questions on international marriage and required bigamy proofs, with permission granted by the Italian minister of justice to omit the document.
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Rome
Venice
Vittorio Moschini
Signora Moschini
Lulu Davis
Texas
James B. Davis
Brownwood
Mary Swain
Miss Davis
State Department
Moschini
Bankruptcy Suits Filed in Federal District Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy suits were filed yesterday in the federal district court. Charles E. Mitchell a real estate dealer seeks discharge from 115 256 28. His assets total 200 000 with 110 913 secured and 2708 63 unsecured claims. Hearing set April 12 before Referee Guy S McFarland. Frank George a film renter lists liabilities at 8002 61 assets 20 626 65 secured 4 865 05 unsecured 3637 156. Hearing set April 19.
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Federal District Court
Charles E. Mitchell
Guy S. McFarland
Frank George
Marriage Licenses for Frederick S Wood and Agnes Keller
Frederick S Wood and Agnes Keller listed among marriage licenses. Cheeco Stafford and Maggie Edwards noted with the term negro in the record.
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Frederick S. Wood
Agnes Keller
Cheeco Stafford
Maggie Edwards
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San Antonio, Texas
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Nment
Rerious
Theo Artzt
Jong
Erin
Nonch
ST. Patrick’s
Tara’s Hall
Ruth Bingamen
Margaret Mitchell Burne
Boston
Mass
T. H. McGregor
St. Patrick's Day
Macushia
Ethel Gillette
Trevenio
Main Plaza
Square
Alamo Street
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Chapel
Government Hill
Automobile Division
Pine and
Crosby Streets
Crosby
Muncey Street
van Ness
Patrick C. Cody
Augustus McCloskey
M. C. Cody
Bureau of Mines
Missouri Construction Co
Chamber
Brownwood, Texas
Hostetter
Ste
Tom
Hostetter’s
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