Parade of 30000 Women for Suffrage Lands in New York
New York hosts a suffrage parade and pageant with 30000 women marching up Fifth Avenue tomorrow. Delegations arrive from states nationwide, 2000 men join behind suffrage banners, and a mass meeting follows at Carnegie Hall with leaders and performers including Miss In ey Mulholland and Madame Nordica.
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New York
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Carnegie Hall
Gotham
Men's League For Woman's Suffrage
Union
Alaska
Iney Mulholland
Josephine Beiderhasse
Madame Nordica
Freedom
Magazines Sought for Carnegie Library Bindery Project
A list of magazines still needed for binding includes Contemporary Review number 102 October Educational Review volume 44 June Forum volumes 48 September November December Living Age volumes 56 September 14 Living Age 57 October 12 November 9 30 December 21 28 Outing volume 60 April May June North American Review volume 196 July September October November Outlook volumes 101 May August Outlook 102 September December St Nicholas volume 39 January March April Caussiers volume 42 December Fortnightly Review volume 92 NS November Catholic World volume 95 August Cosmopolitan volume 3 July American Magazine volume 74 October Missionary Review volume 25 October World’s Work volume 24 May School Review volume 24 September October Survey volumes 28 April September National Geological Magazine volume 23 December Library Journal volume 27 December McClure volume 39 May June Independent volume 73 September 28 October 17 Craftsman volume 23 March
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Carnegie Library
Contemporary Review
Educational Review
Forum
Living Age
Outing
North American Review
Outlook
St. Nicholas
Caussiers
Fortnightly Review
N.S
Catholic World
Cosmopolitan
American Magazine
Missionary Review
World's Work
School Review
Survey
National Geological Magazine
Library Journal
McClure
Independent
Ocne
Craftsman
Guests fill San Antonio hotels with a parade of travelers
A long list of arrivals and registrations fills city hotel lobbies. Names include A. B. Crowe Rochester, N Y at the Menger. Frederick Maskew San Francisco at the Crockett. J L Strait Big Wells at the Savoy. W R Stone Carrizo Springs at the Bexar. and William Bodebender E H Jackson New York at the Menger, among others. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. O L Benson Houston at the Bowlie and many others from Dallas, Austin, Chicago, Boston, Mexico City, and beyond visiting San Antonio hotels.
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A. B. Crowe
Rochester
N. Y
Menger Hotel
Frederick Maskew
San Francisco
Crockett
O. L. Benson
Houston
Bowlie
L. A. Smith
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Anthony
M._D. Bennett
Cuero
Gunter Hotel
J. L., Strait
Big Wells
Sa“voy
W. R. Stone
Carrizo Springs
Bexar Hotel
William Bodebender
E. H. Jackson
New York
J. E. Goft
Hondo
Tex
Crockett Hotel
B. E
George Gray
Austin
Bowie Hotel
EB. S. Marshal of
Dallas
W. M. Camp
B. V. Samuels
Greenville
City
D. P. Hayes
Oklahoma City
Gunter, Co
K. Miller
Kansas City
Savoy
George T. Chase
Boston
J. EB. Bunger
J. E. Morgan
C. Linn
San Antonio
Yoakum
Savoy Hotel
L. 8
Coulter
H. EB. Crowley
Fort Worth
Gunter
A. B. Thrift
Nixon
A. P. Hull
Bexar
James Whitehead Jr
P. G. Lucas
Fall River
Harlandale
Hugh McClernon
Springfield
C. J. Granger
Palestine
J. B. Atwood
Amarillo
H Grossman
Moussi
Lockhart
W. J. Joyen
San Marcos
J. le DuBose
Westhoff
A. J. Wise
Richland Springe
McGee
Cass
Ouston
FP. Purdy
Minetare
Nebr
Jacob Downing
Denver
Colo
M. B. Ownby
Bay City
J. 8
Binford
Wichita Falls
J. W. McAdoo
Port Aransas
L. D. McKenna
del Rio
Lewis A. Combs
Nebraska
Recruits Head to Coast from Dallas to Navy Training
Arthur Gunther of 123 Scott Street reports six apprentice seamen passed through San Antonio yesterday en route to the coast for training before joining a cruiser. The San Antonio recruiting station led the state in enlistments last week with five men sent to Dallas. Boatswain's mate 8 P Miller arrives as new recruiting officer, replacing F E Richardson who goes to Norfolk Va for coast service, accompanied by Mrs Miller.
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Arthur Gunther
Scott Street
San Antonio
San Francisco
Dallas
Central Navy Recruiting Office
P. Miller
Abilene
F. E. Richardson
Norfolk, Va
Coast Service
Mr. Miller
Miller
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Look
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick home tonic to darken gray hair naturally. It claims no one will notice the change, restores color after one or two uses, and leaves hair glossy while reducing dandruff and itching.
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Wyeth
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Express
Main Plaza
Our
Hodgson
Houston Street
St. Mary's Street
Bridge
Sennet
John Williams
K. C
Riverside
Walter L. Morrison
Chicago
Menger
M. T. Payne
Temple, Tex
J. H. Shanks
Uvalde
H. H. Osborne
Fomby-Jones Company
Secret
Beacon Shoes
Ln Sune
F. M. Hoyt Shoe Co., Makers
Manchester, New Hampshire
Beacon Shoe Store
Alamo Plaza
East Houston Near the Bridge
SAN Antonio Telephone CO
Kaufman’s
Milan
Mir
Man
Palm Beach
Burt & Packard Tan
South Flores and
Dolorosa Streets
Southern Hotel
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