City Charter Amendments and Coliseum Bond Vote Planned
The May 25 special election will test seventy charter amendments including civil service, compulsory voting, and a $500000 coliseum bond. Ballots will list amendments by section numbers in two columns with For and Against prompts. voters cannot bring copies into booths.
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Brown
Gilette
Civil Service
Sion
Maennerchor Presents Varied Program in Benefit Concert
The Beethoven Maennerchor with the Mozart Society and local musicians performed at Beethoven Hall for the San Antonio Red Cross Society. The program featured overtures, arias, quartets and Saint-Saens numbers with the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Claassen, closing with patriotic encores.
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Beethoven Maennerchor
Mozart Society
Beethoven Hall
San Antonio
American Red Cross Society
Singing of
America
Orches
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Claassen
Auber
Jerusalem
A. P. Yon
Thomas
Frank E. Davis
Busento
River Busento
Zerlett
Saint-Saens
Carl Hahn
Celeste Aida
Verdi
Oran Kirk
Mary Aubrey
J. G. Hornberger
Oran Kirkpatrick
William Herff
Seven Months Illness Helped By Pinkham's Compound
Aurora resident Mrs. Kieso suffered seven months with female troubles and severe back pains before recovering after six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes many unsolicited Pinkham results and invites other women to seek free confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lyon Mass.
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Aurora
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carl A. Kiese
North Ave
Pinkham Laboratory
United States
Lydia HK. Pinkham
Waco Wins Bid to Host Texas Pharmaceutical Meeting
Waco chosen as next meeting place for the Texas Pharmaceutical Association after a final session at the St. Anthony Hotel. Waco defeated Galveston 63 to 42 to host next year. Officers elected include President C. E. Craycroft Sherman and secretary treasurer W. H. Cousins Dallas. Burn s named fourth vice president. Mrs. E. B. Dwyer Houston named historian.
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Waco
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
St. Anthony
Galveston
H. H. Haines
Galveston Commercial Association
Leon Eprings
C. E. Craycroft
Sherman
Tom 4. Snell
Cooper
Sam P. Harden
Richardson
W. C. Burns
San Antonio
W. H. Wentland
Manor
W. H. Cousins
Dallas
J. W. Graham
Austin
E. B. Dwyer
Houston
Burns
Maskelyne the British Conjuror Dies at 78
London mourns John Nevil Maskelyne, famed conjuror and longtime English institution. His celebrated Egyptian Hall show house, a landmark akin to Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, marks the end of a nearly fifty year era.
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London
John Nevil Maskelyne
Maskelyne
Egyptian Hall
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Drive Out Malaria Product Ad with Quinine Formula
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with quinine as the malaria fighter. It promises a tasteless formula and notes a 50 cent price per bottle.
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GROVE
Rationing Discussed for Several European Nations
A State Department conference in Washington on May 18 with British Foreign Secretary Balfour and U S officials focused on rationing Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland and Spain. Officials urged strict export limits to deny enemy access and to conserve Russia. The text notes about 25 million horses reportedly in those countries, with the United States close behind at about 24 million.
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Washington, D. C
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
State Department
Balfour
Lansing
Redfield
Russia
United States
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Palm Beach
Kool Kloth
Maennerchor
Red Cross Benefit
Hot Wells Hotel
Missions
Mrs. Kieso
Druggists Award
American Tobacco Co
N.Y. City
The
American Tobacco Company, Inc
Guarant
Skatters
Hartford, Ct
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
San Antonio Automobile Trades Ass’n