Notice to Stockholders of The Central Trust Company
The directors of The Central Trust Company of San Antonio Texas call a stockholders meeting for June 10 1918 at 10 a.m. in the North room Central Trust Building to vote on increasing capital from 500000 to 1000000 dollars. The meeting follows authorization at the March 11 1913 annual meeting and stockholders may attend in person or by proxy with rights to purchase new stock equal to their current holdings. San Antonio Texas April 8 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
San Antonio
Texas
Central Trust Building
Commerce and
Navarro Streets
Bexar County
Said Central Trust Company
Political Ward List Highlights Candidates
Voters see ward by ward candidate names including Jack W. Neal George W. Saunders U H Gay Robert F Uhr William L. Hoefgen J R Baldwin in an advertisement. The notice presents a governance slate likely for upcoming elections and urges engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Neal
George W. Saunders
U. H. Gay
Robert F. ‘Uhr
William L. Hoefgen
J. R. Baldwin
Forty Hours Devotion Begins at St Marys Parish
The forty hours devotion in memory of Christ’s tomb begins Friday morning at St Marys Catholic Church with solemn high mass and communion. It runs from 8 15 Friday morning to 7 45 Sunday night in a scheduled observance across the arch calendar for each church.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Christ
Two Die in Hotel Fire in Oswego Healey House
Two men died and three were injured when a blaze swept the Healey House, a three story hotel in Oswego New York. Victims were trapped in rooms on the top floor as flames gutted the building.
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Oswego
N. Y
Healey
Vicms
Women Busy with Pre Convention Work for W C T U
Preparations for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention proceed with pageant rehearsals and committee meetings. A St Anthony Hotel committee mailed thousands of invitations and programs while Iva Gilbert drills participants at Travis Park Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
St. Anthony Hotel
Iva Gilbert
Travis Park Methodist Church
Beethoven Hall
A. G. Goffe
Goggan Sues Goggan Case Decided in Thirty Seventh District
Jury verdict favors Thomas Goggan and Brothers after a three week trial in the Thirty seventh District Court. Mike Goggan previously won around $56,000 before an appellate reversal. An appeal will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtyseventh
Mike Goggan
Thomas Goggan & Brothers
W.S. Anderson
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Danderine Hair Beautifier Promises Soft Lustrous Hair
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as a solution for neglected dry or thin hair. It claims Danderine cleanses the scalp, reduces dandruff, and prevents itching while promising new, soft hair growth after weeks of use. A 25 cent bottle is recommended from drug stores or toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Fiesta San Jacinto Directors Honor Ayres At Banquet
Directors of the Fiesta San Jacinto Association praise Atlee B. Ayres for his leadership at a St. Anthony hotel banquet. A watch gift is presented to Ayres, with Mrs. Ayres thanked for her parade float. Swearingen is toasted for a successful event as plans for an annual celebration are announced.
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St. Anthony
F. M. Swearingen
Swearingen
Ayres
Atlee B. Ayres
Harry Miller
Banquet guests urge bold city needs and bond drive
W. C. Rigsby and Otto De wearingen note banquet where Mr. Swearingen urged San Antonio directors to pursue more than Fiesta plans. He called for a winter golf course, a two mile auto course, an interurban line and boulevard to the gulf coast, plus a city bond issue to meet immediate needs and establish the city as a great Southwest center. Attendees listed include F. M. Swearingen, Emil Frank, Atlee B. Ayres, and many others. Menu described at St. Anthony tapestry room with cocktails, entrees, desserts, and cigars.
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Swearingen
F. H. Swearingen
St. Anthony
Emil Frank
Frank
San Jacinto
King Hex
John B. Martindale
King
Rex
Steves
San Pedro Avenue
Mr. Martindale
Ayres
Atlee B. Ayres
Fiesta Association
Chamber of Commerce
Carrington
John B. Carrington
Charles Graebner
Old Carnival Association
Mr. Carrington
Gus Zalmanzig
W. H. Furlong Jr
Harry L. Miller
J. I. Sprague
George C. Saur
Tom Brown
W. M. Morgan
D. J Straus
Albert V. Huth
Fred Hummert
William Gebhardt
Joseph Emerson Smith
Bert J. McLean
C. M. Cain
W. B. Tuttle
W. C. Rigsby
San Antonio Brewing Association
Otto Dewearingen
Mr. Swearingen
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Great Southwest
F. M. Swearingen
J. B. Martindale
R. T. Pruitt
John F. Fentiman
Hugo Goodman
E. J. H. Meier
L. B. Clegg
L. P. Peck
D. J. Straus
James Kapp
William Morgan
E. W. Rogers
George B. Wathen
J. H. Savage
Bert McLean
Leo R. Sack
P. L. King
J.F. Sprague
Franz Dc. Groos
Virginia
Buffalo Strike Demands Higher Wages for 2500 Workers
In Buffalo New York more than 2500 department store workers across all stores walked out for higher pay and shorter hours. The unions seek minimum wages of eight dollars for women clerks fifteen dollars for men clerks eight dollars for boys and eighteen dollars weekly for drivers and chauffeurs along with an eight hour day and Saturday half holidays with full June through September pay.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Guard of Honor Named for Kriegerbund Voyage
Washington May 1 Colonel M A Winter announced a nine officer guard of honor to march the American flag when the Kriegerbund sails to Germany next August The group will be guests of the German government until mid September The color guard includes Majors E T Paull and D L Rice Captains W H Whunder John S M Zimmer man Adolph Gude A F Kramer W J Evans D W Thayer and J Walter Mitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
M. A. Winter
Minute Men
United States
Guard of Honor
Kriegerbund
Germany
Almgust
E. T. Paull
D. L. Rice
W. H. Whunder
John S. M. Zimmerman
Adolph Gude
A. F. Kramer
W. J. Evans
D. W. Thayer
J. Walter Mitchell
May Day Quiet in Paris Amid Peaceful Observance
Paris reports May Day without disturbances as the General Confederation of Labor refrains from demonstrations. Police deployed citywide as a precaution, while the day proceeds with orderly celebrations and limited public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
General Confederation of Labor
Eczema Clears After Cuticura Treatment on Boy's Face
Mrs Spence Murphy recalls a three month old with eczema that COVERED the right side of the face. After two failed treatments, Cuticura Soap and Ointment halted spread and healed the skin in about a month. Free samples and Skin Book offered by Cuticura.
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West Point
Miss
Spence Murphy
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
St Mary's College Honors Drama Cast With Banquet
St Marys College faculty hosted a banquet at the school yesterday afternoon to honor students who acted in Hermigild at the Grand Opera House on April 10. Rev Father Eli praised the players and thanked them for their loyalty, with Brother John Ryan as toastmaster and students Griff Jones Merlin Miller and Leon Kaufman replying.
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Grand Opera House
St. Mary’s College
Father Eli
John Ryan
Griff Jones
Merlin Miller
Leon Kaufman
Nicholas Brewster
Rail crews expand to six on larger trains state wide
Newark May 1 The full crew bill now in effect requires freight trains under 30 cars to carry five men and trains over 30 cars six men. Passengers trains up to three cars need five men and four or more cars six men. Railroads plan to challenge the law's constitutionality by seeking prosecutions under a $100 penalty.
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Newark
N. J
Calamity in Omaha leads to Ohio flood reports and cures
The clipping notes rapid Omaha disaster overshadowed by Ohio floods with sickness from exposure. It cites a Mrs Poole from Omaha praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a severe cough. Also references Texas Department of Insurance certification for Prudential Life Insurance with authority to operate in Texas for 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ohio
L. Poole
California St
Foley
Fischer Drug Co
No Market for Crop in Rio Grande Valley
F. W. Seabury of Brownsville reports a harsh year for cabbages with 8500 acres planted and 1000 acres rotting due to lack of market. Last year 3500 acres were planted but rail shortages kept shipments even. Rice and sugar cane growers fared better this season.
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Austin
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
F. W. Seabury
Brownsville
House of Representatives
General Land Office
Seabury
Milking and Farming Skills Taught in Public Schools
North Plainfield public schools plan to add practical farming subjects to the curriculum. Superintendent A B Wissler proposes milking cows poultry raising and vegetable gardening with board of education approval. The course will begin on a small scale.
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Plainfield
N. J
A. B. Vissler
North Plainfield Public School
Wissler
Board of Education
More Money Sought to Finish Alamo Restoration
Governor and Dr. A B Conley report restoration of the Alamo property in San Antonio will resume after the Supreme Court mandate. About $4900 of a $5000 appropriation remains, with total cost estimated at $10,000 and potential extra $5000 request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
San Antonio
Supreme Court
A. B. Conley
Conley
State Penitentiary System
Dr Potter Antiseptic Healing Oil Claims One Day Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Potter's Antiseptic Healing Oil as a cure for cough and throat tickle within a day. It promises full directions with each bottle and lists price as $1.00. It also notes Piel Bros. bottled beer being sold in hotels and bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piel Bros
Painter forces way into White House to see Wilson
Alfred L Wood a painter evaded guards and entered the White House corridor seeking President Wilson over a supposed Taft era marriage. He was restrained by White House police and sent to an asylum hospital for sanity investigation. He warned of electric batteries and was arrested.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Alfred L. Wood
Wilson
Taft
Wood
Asylum Hospital
McQuaid
School Count Is Begun in San Antonio Census
Official enumerator Alvin Huth swears in assistants Rh. I. McCall C. A. Nesbitt L. V. Muench J. R. Rendon Blas Martess Jr. Harry Ransom Henry Esser A. L. Soils O. C. Smith A. Gernhauser Eddie Feille and J. B. Franzini to tally scholastic census. About 24 000 school children aged 7 to 17 expected citywide within one month.
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Alvin Huth
San Antonio
Mr. Huth
Rh. I. McCall
C. A. Nesbitt
L. V. Muench
J. R. Rendon
Blas Martess Jr
Harry Ransom
Henry Esser
A. L. Soils
O. C. Smith
A. Gernhauser
Eddie Feille
J. B. Franzini
New County Roads Director Takes Charge in Bexar
George D. Marshall, a government roads expert, assumed oversight of all highways in Bexar County this morning. Appointed by the commissioners court earlier, he officially took charge once he settled his prior affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Marshall
Bexar County
Marshall
Commissioners’ Court
Marshall backs county roads and businesslike repair plan
Mr. Marshall asserts absolute control and supervision over all county roads, placing construction and repair on a strict business basis. He has contributed to good roads in this Texas area, and under his direction Bexar County may soon boast the finest roads in the southwest.
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Marshall
Texas
Bexar County
Old-Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Sold By The Pound
Union Meat Company advertises breakfast pork sausage in one pound boxes for 25 cents per pound. Place orders with your butcher or grocer.
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Union Meat Company
German appendicitis remedy advertised for quick relief
Local ad claims many San Antonio residents suffer from chronic appendicitis without pain. It promotes Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine as a German remedy. A single dose supposedly relieves gas and stomach troubles instantly.
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San Antonio
H. L. Wagner
Hicks Building
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Central Trust Company of
John W. Warren
Sam C. Bell
Adolph Wagner
B. G. Barnes
M. W. Terrell
Alfred Duebler
J. O. Terrell
S. G. Bechtel
J. D. Oppenheimer
Otto Koehler
M. Baumblatt
John T. Wilson
Albert Steves
Citizens’ League Ticret
Clinton G. Brown
George R. Gillette
Co. Villemain
J. F. Garland
F. A. Hummel
Frank Gallagher
George A. Lowther
Albert Steves Sr
Leon Fl. J. Dielman
C. T. Fincham
Ray Lembhart
Wes Ee
W. OQ
T. U. Meet
Riebe Undertaking Co
Beef and Pork Packers
Union Stock Yards
San Antonio, Texas
Ted
Jed
Egzema
ST. Mary’s
New Jersey
Department of Insurance and Banking
State of Texas
Prudential Life Insurance Company of Texas
B. L. Gill
A. Collman
May
Fomby-Jones
America
Supreme “Chesterfield
Hart Schaffner & Marx Lines
Fomby-Jones Co
East Houston ST
W. Redman
Alamo
Dremenehemen Lies
Tywy
Barre Bom Hea Cent Service
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