Cabaret Show and Ball End Meeting in San Antonio
Delegates of the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers' Association enjoyed a lavish closing program at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio. The cabaret featured Spanish dancers, vocalists, and a dance of death, followed by a park picnic with lunch and a final dance. Resolutions praised San Antonio and local press for hospitality.
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Gunter Hotel
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
San Antonio
Lloyd Spencer
Plaza Bill
Adela Hidalgo
Nieves Martin
Billy Halligan
Damiz Sykes
Alaine
Sarah Branson
Landa’s Park
New Braunfels
Hasty Landa
Santo
Cotton Seed Oil Crushers’ Association
Texas Press Association Convention Arrives in San Antonio
Mayor Steves to welcome delegates as the Texas Press Association meets in San Antonio this week. The San Antonio Press Club plans royal entertainments at the Gunter Hotel with a full program of addresses, discussions, tours, and a cabaret for visiting newspapermen.
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Texas Press Association
San Antonio Press Club
Gunter Hotel
Steves
L. J. Hart
W. B. Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Emerson Smith
Press Club
J. H. Lowry
Honey Grove
W. C. Edwards
Denton
Association
E. D. Mouton
Gunter
Notice to Contractors for Pocco Hantus Milling Plant Project
Bids will be received for a five story 65 feet by 1200 feet reinforced concrete packing plant and warehouse for the Pocco Hantus Milling Co. with usual rights reserved. Architect ERNEST P. BEHLES.
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Pocco Hantus Milling Co
Emmetaocmiwytaoi Lauwa
Ernest P. Behles
New Gulf Coast Realty Plans Hotel in Kingsville
Judge Claude Pollard filed the charter for Gulf Coast Realty Company of Kingsville with $150,000 capital to build a three story reinforced concrete hotel in Kingsville Texas. He also brought $40,000 Kingsville Independent School District bonds for sale to the state board of education for the permanent school fund.
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Austin
Tex
Claude Pollard
Brownsville Road
Gulf Coast Realty Company of
Kingsville
State Board of Education
Harlandale Baths Said To Cure Rheumatism
Steve Burnett Price praises Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths after two weeks of mud baths restored full limb activity and enabled him to walk five miles without aid. Bismarck Cafe adjacent to Grand Opera House offers music daily with afternoon and evening sets.
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Harlandale
Steve Burnett Price
The
Price
Booker Mfg. Co
San Antonio
Tex
Bismarck
Grand Opera House
Musical appearance at Laurel Heights Church program
Charles Cameron Bell presented tenor selections yesterday afternoon in the French Place Circle event at Laurel Heights Methodist Church. The gathering included Mrs H A Gibbs and Mrs J O Smith with readings and musical pieces by Miss Clarel Yantis and Miss Cullum of Dallas.
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Charles Cameron Bell
French Place
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Mr. Bell
M. W. Florar Jr
Dallas News
Emmett R. Hambrick
Dallas Times-Herald
D. M. Thrash
Cleburne Review
W. A. Halford
Garland News
H. A. Gibbs
Harlingen Star
Reading
J. O. Smith
Elgin Courier
Clarel Yantis
Athens
Miss Cullum
Dallas
Body of A. D. Brown Taken to St Louis for Burial
The body of A. D. Brown, multi millionaire shoe manufacturer, died Saturday morning in San Antonio. Sloan & Hagy Undertaking sent the remains to St. Louis by special car on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas line. Interment will be in Bellefontaine cemetery, with widow Mrs. A. D. Brown and family accompanying the cortege.
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A. D. Brown
St. Louis
Sloan & Hagy Undertaking Company
Mr. Brown
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
San Antonio
Bellefontaine
Brown
Marshall Field
Chicago
Alanson C. Brown
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company
W. F. McElroy
Ruth Brown
G. W. Brown
Hayes Named Director of International Rotary Club
Herbert J. Hayes, president of the Rotary Club of San Antonio, has been named a director of the International Association of Rotary Clubs. G. C. Mead announced the appointment, praising Hayes as a vigorous leader and Texas Rotary’s growing influence as the 1914 convention likely to be hosted in the state.
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Herbert J. Hayes
Rotary Club of
San Antonio
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Hayes
G. C. Mead
Kansas City
Mr. Hayes
Texas
Mead
Rotary
Hayne Debaters Debate City Government Form
The Hayne Debating Club gathered Friday to debate whether San Antonio should adopt a commission form of government. Gilbert Lang and Elmer Luter supported the affirmative while Roy Hawk and Walter Wolff argued the negative. Judges Alston Duggan Robert McNemer and Dan Steiffel ruled for the negative. Lang presented Wolff with a floral token of appreciation and Wolff thanked the club. Lee criticized the meeting.
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Hayne
Hayne Debating Club
San Antonio
Gilbert Lang
Elmer Luter
Roy Hawk
Walter Wolff
Alston Duggan
Robert McNemer
Dan Steiffel
Lang
Wolff
Lee
Muster in New Company in Texas Armies
Will muster in new state infantry companies in Texas towns. Col Ed R York, asst adjutant general, leaves for Waco to form Company K, Second Infantry under Pp A Weatherred. On May 15 he will muster a second company at Fort Worth designated Company A Fourth Infantry led by Dr L G White.
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Austin
Tex
Ed R. York
Waco
Second Infantry
Pp. A. Weatherred
York
Fort, Worth
L. G. White
Court Bonds Forfeited If Mexican Ministers Fail to Appear
Judge J L Camp will seek bond forfeiture tomorrow in the Western District of Texas when the cases of David De la Fuente Manuel Garza and others charged with conspiracy against neutrality laws are called. Cab inet ministers to Huerta face indictments alongside about 40 others. their absence due to Mexican turmoil complicates proceedings. Prof A F Haslem and the government mail misuse case is also on Monday's docket.
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J. L. Camp
United States
Western District of Texas
David de la Fuente
Manuel Garza
Huerta
Mexico
San Antonio
Havana
Galveston
Haslem
A. F. Haslem
Prof Haslem
Following Marital Lead Judge Ties Second Pair in Court
Judge Ben S. Fisk presided as Encarnacion Garza and Maria Anaya wed yesterday. After the couple were joined, Jose Martinez and Dionicia Guzman requested licenses and were married in short order, marking the first such occurrence in the judge’s experience after more than 1000 marriages. A Riverside Restaurant notice advertises a big chicken dinner at noon and a supper in the evening for 25 cents.
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Encarnacion Garza
Maria Anaya
Ben S. Fisk
Jose Martinez
Dionicia Guzman
Martinez
Fisk
Day in Congress Records Passes and Proposals
House met at noon and approved a 600000 emergency appropriation for the post office department to handle parcel post growth. It also passed a Palmer bill to add a judge in the eastern district of Pennsylvania with a publicity requirement for appointee endorsers. The chamber backed Panama California exposition support with free exhibits under bond and recognized the event. Mothers Day carnations were urged for tomorrow. Adjournment to Monday. Senate not in session today. Territories committee heard James F. Galbreath on Alaska conditions.
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Senate
Committee On Territories
James F. Galbreath
American Congress
Alaska
Vicars to reveal jewel theft details under guard
Sir Arthur Vicars, once Ulster King of Arms, says he will name the thieves of the Dublin crown jewels. He has asked for protection and is kept under Scotland Yard watch as he states the mystery involves several noble-born individuals and he has received threats from a reopened Dublin case.
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Sir Arthur Vicars
Ulster King of Arms
Dublin
Scotland Yard
Sir Arthur
Cas
Victory in City Election Predicted in Summer Campaign
In a mid summer race the Citizens' League backs a bond issue and counties a diverse voter bloc. The contest centers on Ryan and Brown with factions among Mexicans, Negroes, Germans and business leaders shaping support and tactics. The League mobilizes press and billboards while Ryan relies on a campaign sheet and ward organizers.
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Citizens
Brown
Ryan
Frank Newnam
Charley Stevens
Citizens’ League
San Antonio
Citizens League
Floyd McGown
City of Waco Bonds Approved by Attorney General
The attorney general's department approved three issues of Waco bonds maturing in 30 years at 5 percent. The package includes 100000 for streets alleys and avenues, 120000 for public school building, and 25000 for sanitary sewer works.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General’s Department
City of Waco
Colored Citizens League asks vote for Clinton G Brown
A historic canvass urges San Antonio voters to support the Citizens League ticket led by Hon Clinton G Brown over the People's Party. It touts representation for colored residents, cites past gains, and warns against races tamped by anti Negro policy, calling for turnout and meetings at Alameda Hall and other venues.
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Clinton G. Brown
Citizens’ League
Rea
State collects April revenue rises from prior year
The secretary of state's office deposited 168724 in the state treasury for April. The amount shows an increase over April collections from the previous year. Night at the Riverside Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Secretary of State’s Department
State Treasury
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