Extra Session for April 28 Probable Now
Governor Ferguson weighs fixing a date for the special session of the Thirty fourth Legislature to Thursday April 29 amid petitions urging that timing. House debates insurance and land bills as senators consider amendments. Senate moves on hotel control, sugar law, and university tolls while awaiting final word on the election date for a constitutional amendment.
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Auto license drive warns 2000 San Antonio owners
More than 2,000 automobile owners in San Antonio face a 1 April deadline to obtain 1915 licenses. Those who miss the date will be arrested as police close in. Inspector EG Rivas urged quick action and announced office hours at the city hall, while a parallel note warns chauffeurs to secure licenses or pay $3 fines. Governor's stance on statewide prohibition remains unsettled as legislators adjourn.
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Emma Bunting Pleased at San Antonio Changes
Emma Bunting, in San Antonio, reflects on recent city changes as she tours, noting the Gunter Hotel’s construction and theatre noise. She recalls old locations, praises local kindness, and discusses her touring schedule in Texas cities including Austin, Memphis, and New Orleans, with future appearances at the Grand Theatre.
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Aunt Sally's Advice to Beauty Seekers
Fragmented consumer column promotes cosmetic treatments and products. It cites remedies like cold cream and mercurial preparations, urging nightly use and water rinses to reduce freckles and wrinkles, with names and brands mentioned in casual advertorial tone.
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Woman's suffrage declared inevitable by speakers at Beacon Hill
A Friday suffrage meeting at Beacon Hill school drew about one hundred attendees. William A. Black argued church societies sparked the movement. Rev. George H. Badger urged voting rights for women. Mrs. Stena Maverick-Green noted partisan opposition in Congress and highlighted Texas’ anti suffrage stance.
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Recruits On The Way To Texas Border Posts
Recruits gathered at Columbus Ohio and Jefferson Barracks Saint Louis, en route to Texas border forts Fort Clark Brackett Fort Duncan Eagle Pass Fort Mcintosh Laredo and Fort Grownhaville Brownhaville for several months training before active service. Sergeants Overseer R Wineaki led a party leaving Friday night and Saturday morning for Farle Pass as the flow continues through midwestern points into Texas.
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Fifth San Antonio Symphony concert praised as best yet
The fifth concert conducted by Arthur Glaass featured soloists John Bielnfeldt and Mme Virginia Calamhali, with praised performances of Techaikowsky and Grieg works. Pre-concert rehearsals for echo children included Alois Braun's Russian music talk, highlighting orchestration and instrument roles.
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Concert featured Italian aria and bold orchestral power
The evening program opened with Utde performing an aria from La Fanciulla. Ponchielli and a vocal display by Virginia Cateennaly impressed with true artistic finish. D'Atagna’s voice and Orchestral selections under conductor Bir Claassen demonstrated the ensemble’s interpretive strength and musical prowess.
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