Ad Men Hear Plea From Wees At World Ad Meet
Houston dispatch reports Latin American trade official D Teste urges overhaul of US ad methods to boost North American products. Mexican publisher Elizondo, Tiffany Bayless rep Bayless urge heavy church ads to promote the church as an institution. Photo engravers leader Holland stresses pictorial use while session notes conclude with church advertising discussions.
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Houston
Latin-America
Richard F. D’teste
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United States Department of Commerce
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Wir
O'Poole
Eduardo “Elizondo
el Universal
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Mexican Republic
William N. Bayless
Tiffany Bayless Company
Cleveland
Church
Convention
Aommon
Daily Press
Bayless
Lon Holland
American Photo Engravers Association
Galveston
Kerrison Juniper
St. Petersburg
Fla
Missouri Pacific S A A G Officials In San Antonio Confer
Railroad executives discuss Eldridge system along the Fowlerton to Samfordry route and potential stock moves. Plans include extending connections, possible merger effects, and a weekly Houston to Kerrville sleeper on the Southern Pacific lines this summer.
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Missouri Pacific
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Expect Approval for Valley Extension
Police approval of the Southern Pacific railroad plan to extend the San lines from Falfurrias to Brownsville is anticipated by E E Dunisp traffic manager of the Southern Pacific system in Texas. Opposition from other rail systems entering the valley is expected though. Dunlap declined to comment on that aspect. He arrived in San Antonio to arrange transfer of Sap officials to Southern Pacific after the recent absorption. He stated he did not anticipate public opposition and predicted strongest support in San Antonio Falfurrias and neighboring towns likely to profit.
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Valle
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Falfurrias
Opposi
Woman Fights Off Attacker Identified as Suspect
Police report describes Mrs. Lindsey identifying a young man after an assault near East Commerce Street by the Southern Pacific depot. Officers recovered a deputy sheriff badge from the suspect’s room and noted he wore similar clothing to the attacker.
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Commerce Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
Rirs
Lindsey
Three Men Charged in Payroll Theft Case
Three men face theft by bailment charges after a Freeman Printing payroll theft. A trusted employee cashed a $201 payroll check, was allegedly abducted by two men, tied to a tree, and forced to lead to the money before the trio was arrested for further inquiry.
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William F. Freeman
Justice Court
Louis Boltzy
Freeman Printing Company
San Antonio
Germans faint at Hindenburg inauguration crowds
In Berlin on May 13 crowds at President Von Hindenburgs inaugural ceremonies were orderly overall, though a crush caused 260 fainting incidents. Messages of congratulations arrived from foreign leaders including Sweden Denmark Japan Argentina and Finland.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Argentina
Finland
Record of Trial in Private Morrow Case at Kelly Field
The court martial record against Private A. Morrow of Kelly Field shows costs of 748 dollars. It is one of the most voluminous records, with about 235,215 words, and was heard by a general court martial led by Captain W. F. Lynd as trial judge advocate. The charges allege furnishing fraudulent affidavits to soldiers seeking discharge from the army.
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Morrow
Kelly Field
W. FE
Lynd. Xir
German to Become Popular in San Antonio Schools
Study of the German language, recently reinstated in San Antonio public schools, will be a popular course next year. A total of 282 pupils have signed for the study in junior and senior schools, led by Joel Chent Barris School with eight dollars in fees.
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San Antonio
Joel Chent
Barris
Loon Spearment Wounds Man in Wooded Escape
In Winsted Connecticut on May 13 Charles Alling freeing a loon trapped in a fence corner was attacked by the bird. The beak gouged his left eye as he attempted to liberate the animal. The incident was witnessed by locals and details were reported by Universal Services.
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Universal Servics
Winsted
Conn
Charles ‘Alling
Mayor assures fair hearings on tax issues and low development costs
Unofficial mayoralty returns show Tobin leading with 12,527 votes, Bushick 12,498, Steffler 12,473, Wright 12,277, Lambert 12,367. first time in San Antonio's history with a single organized ticket for all offices.
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John W W. Tobin
Frank H. Bushick
Paul E Steffler
Phil Wright
Ray Lambert
San Antonio
William H. Knight Publicist Dies After Auto Crash
William Henry Knight writer and lecturer on scientific subjects and former San Francisco publisher died in Los Angeles from injuries from an auto accident a week earlier. He was about 60 years old and a native of New York.
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William H. Knight
Los Angeles
William Henry Knight
San Francisco
New, Or
New Japanese Mint Treatment Promises Quick Corn Relief
Corn sufferers urged to try a new mint based remedy called Ricler that claims rapid relief from hard and soft corns and calluses. The product cools and soothes feet with no irritation, offering comfort for wearers of high heeled shoes and promising easy lifting of tough skin.
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