Senate Vitality on Tariff Fight Favors Open Hearings
Senate Republicans push to delay action on the Underwood tariff as Penrose Lafollette amend to force manufacturers to disclose production costs. Democratic leaders show strength with 44 to 34 executive session vote but no vote looming. Letters from "original Wilson man" warn of death for American sugar industry once Underwood plan takes effect.
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Senate
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Bacon
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Lansing
Mich
Wilson
Hetl
Old-Time Breakfast Sausage Sold By The Pound
Card of Thanks from J. J. Sweeney thanks railroad friends and Woodmen of the World for the complimentary vote in yesterday's election and promises to reciprocate. Piel Bros. beer touted as America's purest malt beer.
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Union Meat Company
J. J. Sweeney
Piel Bros
America
Madison Square Church to Consider New Pastor
A board of elders meeting at Madison Square Presbyterian Church will follow prayer services tonight to discuss selecting a new pastor to replace Rev. Frederick Bowen. The board expects to call a new pastor in the next few days.
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Board of Elders
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Frederick Bowen
Madison Square Church
Poslam as Household Remedy Promises Quick Skin Relief
The advertisement touts Poslam as a ready home remedy for pimples rashes burns and eczema with Poslam Soap for daily cleansing. It claims antiseptic soothing properties and lists prices and a free-sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West Bth Street
New York
Bargain Lingerie and Accessories Sale Highlights
A heavy sale list offers 560 dozen lingerie and voile waists at 1.00 each, 520 dozen boot silk hose at 19c, 65 dozen imported silk hose at 95c, 220 dozen neckwear from top makers at 25c, 150 dozen high class empress collars and jabots at 50c, 40 dozen imported lace neckwear at 75c, 56 dozen novelty neckwear at 1.00, 4000 maslin and nainsook combinations at 1.00, 100 dozen lawn kimonos at 0.69, 75 dozen lawn dressing sacques at 19c, 86 dozen children's percale dresses at 0.79, 509 straw shapes at 0.75, 114 ostrich plumes up to 3.75 valued at 1.89, 102 Madam Irene corsets at 4.95, and 246 Warner rust proof corsets at 2.45.
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America
Maslin
Madam Irene
First Round Golf Matches in San Antonio Tourney
The San Antonio Country Club hosts first round play for the championship tourney with 16 low qualifiers. Results include Patterson over Frost 2 and 1, Tarrant over Goggan 6 and 5, Booth over Bagley 2 and 1, and Lewis over Tarrant Jr. 5 and 4. Secretary’s cup results list Kampmann over Lentz 2 and 1, Campbell over Miller 2 and 1, Masterson over Lapham 6 and 4, Burleson over Frost 3 and 2, Aubrey over Carruth 2 and 1, Maule over Russell 2 and 1, West over Clegg 7 and 6.
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San Antonio Country Club
Guy Patterson
John Frost
Fred Tarrant
Thomas S. Goggan
F. H. Booth
N. R. Bagley
F. M. Lewis
Edward Tarrant Jr
J. H
Jack Tarrant
Chandler Diehl
Are Tarrant
E. L. Brown
E. B. Chandler
Clarence Mangum Jr
T. W. Campbell
T. W. Masterson
A” H. Burleson
H. M. Aubrey
F. W. Maule
Duval West
J. J Ke Kampmann
Praise meeting after State WCTU convention in San Antonio
A praise and thanksgiving meeting will be held at 3 PM Thursday at 503 Guenther Street the home of Mr and Mrs A R Byrd. The gathering invites all who assisted at the state convention and especially women from Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Christian churches to attend.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
San Antonio
A. R. Byrd
Guenther Street
County Clerk’s Office Ransacked in Night Burglary
Night watchman discovers a burglary at the County Clerk Frank R. Newton’s office. The thief rifled five desks, left scattered papers, and escaped with about 2 in pennies and a counterfeit quarter. A rusty file and wire nail used to pick the lock were found. investigators seek any stolen valuables and review connections to Deputy Newton and others.
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Frank R. Newton
Joe 8. Newton
A. H. Coates
Mueller
Derrington
Hodge
Joe S&s. Newton
Frank Newton
Newton
Dallas
Shriners
Public opening of St. Anthony Hotel Roof Garden May 17
The St. Anthony Hotel Roof Garden Top o the Town will be open to the public from 6 to 12 p m starting Saturday May 17. G M Swearingen serves as president.
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St. Anthony Hotel
G. M. Swearingen
High School Students Cheer For New Building Plans
School board members were greeted by about 780 high school pupils in the auditorium. The crowd, several standing, heard brief remarks from board members and teachers urging support for new school buildings.
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Terrell
W. D. Williams
Battle of Flowers Directors Meet for May Luncheon
Mrs T A Coleman as president of the Battle of Flowers Association will host the newly elected board at a luncheon at 1 127 o'clock Monday May 19 at the Country Club. The vice president secretary and treasurer will be elected and summer plans discussed to ensure next year’s parade is the most beautiful yet.
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T. A. Coleman
Battle of Flowers Association
Country Club
Battle of Flowers
Wallach Marriage Announcement Reported for Helene Rogovin
M. Rogovin announces the marriage of his daughter Helene Rogovin, which reportedly took place last evening on Tuesday May 13, with details of the ceremony and participants beginning to reach the press.
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