Professional Women Meet at Menger Hotel Opening
The Business and Professional Women’s Club held its second anniversary meeting at the Menger hotel Tuesday night. Mrs. Sadie Hinkle passed the gavel to newly elected president Mrs. Annie N. Collins. Tables were decorated, and guests included Mrs. Carrillo and Mrs. Anacleto Martinez. New committee chairmen were announced, a program followed with piano solo and vocal numbers, a gift to the retiring president was presented, and Consul General Carrillo spoke. The Alumni Association of the Culter of Industrial Arts hosts a tea at St. Anthony hotel for Brackenridge and Main Avenue high school graduates, while the sixth annual follies of the Tuesday Musical featured fun and frolic.
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Sadie Hinkle
Annie N. Collins
Menger
Ati
Glaudia GC. Dodd
William Stokes
Ann Taylor
Mattie Lehman
John Wahl
Ruth Pollan
Gertrude Wiley
Hugh Rice
Adelina
Bar@enwerper 3
Raymond Archer
Celeste Coyle
Hinkle
Genevieve Smith
Ralph Durkee
Ray Baldus
Independent Woman
Aurelia Canyon
Carrillo
Ide Anderson
Salvation Army
Frank Sommers
Blanche McComb
Ann Wright
Pancoast
Rosa Dominguez
Eugene Staffel
Marjorie Will
B. T. Hawkins Ang
Lehman
The
Caltere of Industrial Arts
St. Anthony Hotel
Brackenridge
Main Avenue
Club Calendar and Burlesque Sketch at St Anthony Hotel
The Parent-Teachers Association of Main Avenue meets Thursday at 3 30. Fidelis Matrons' Council gathers at Los Angeles Heights Baptist church at 3. Tuesday noon club in the St Anthony hotel ballroom. A San Antonio burlesque sketch at San-Sta-Gog-Wal Music store features well known musical figures with Mrs BF Tucker and a large cast. Following lunch, Mrs Hertzberg praises the Tuesday Musical club, announces 25th anniversary plans, and a musical tea by the San Antonio Musical Club is set for 4 to 6 Monday in the St Anthony hotel tapestry room.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Main Avenue
Fidelis Matrons’ Council
Los Angeles Heights
St.Anthony
San Antonio
BF. E. Tucker
Bankers See Public Interest in Broad American Ownership
A speaker at the Texas Bankers Association convention in Houston argues that public participation and ownership in large US business is the nation’s bulwark. He predicts a shift toward widespread security ownership and stresses the interdependence of regional economies as funds flow between Texas and Wall Street. The change from debtor to creditor dynamics is noted as economic progress transforms Western bankers into capital providers.
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Associated Press
Houston
B.A. A. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Texas Bankers’ Association
America
Europe
Lifer Seeks Freedom After Escape From Noose
The federal prisoner Vuco Perovich appeals for freedom claiming he should not be imprisoned since the court sentenced him to death originally, with his punishment later commuted to life. Attorney General Sargent reports Perovich, convicted of murder in Alaska in 1905, is protesting the current confinement.
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Universal Service
Washington
Sargent
Vuco Perovich
Alaska Territory
Perovich
American finance view links East and West in trust for future
A speaker notes that Western creditors now face Eastern problems and vice versa, urging understanding of past and present activities of eastern financial centers. He warns against swindling speculations and calls Americans to see themselves as trustees of the nation’s future, with history written in banks, farms, and commerce.
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Itor
Tessas
New York
London
United States
Simmons
Pawkett to Confer on Freight Rates in Houston
A Pawkett manager of the San Antonio freight bureau will leave for Houston Wednesday to confer with railroad and freight officials on freight rates for rail lines entering San Antonio. He intends to return Friday.
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Pawkett
A. &. Pawkett
San Antonio
San Antonio Light employees view Chickie at palace
More than 160 Light employees gathered for a special late screening of Chickie at the palace theater hosted by Nick Morosis and Yonis Santikos. The film, a screen version of a popular serial, offered a happy ending not provided in the newspaper's original storyline.
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San Antonio
Chickie
First National Pictures, Inc
The
Nick Morosis
Yonis Santikos
Tight
Jack Jackson
Tae Tight
Mrs Ivy Sings with Elks' Choir Tonight
Mrs Lena Ivy coloratura soprano will be soloist at an Elks' choir concert directed by Clarence Magee in KK.C Hall. The event is complimentary to the Catholic Daughters of America. Program starts at 8:30 pm with Mrs Dairy Marc as accompanist.
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Lena
Ivy
Elks’ Choir
Clarence Magee
Catholic Daughters of America
KK. C.hall
Dairy Marc
Lion Tamers Send Boy to YMCA Camp
The Lion Tamers club will sponsor a boy for YMCA summer camp at Nerrville opening June 2. All camp expenses are paid by the club and the boy will be chosen from those unable to afford such a vacation. The group, affiliated with YMCA, consists of 50 members from the dormitory.
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Lion Tamers
Nerrville
Cra
Man Shot Wounded In Accident At City Street
C M Fernandez of 630 East Commerce Street was wounded in the right leg Wednesday when a revolver he wore in a holster discharged accidentally.
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C. M. Fernandez
East Commercce Street
Untitled Cleaning Business Exposes Hazards and Gaps
A fragment discusses dirt mixing with clothes and illicit cleaning operations under an inn. It notes no law dictates entry or exit timing for cleaners or where cleaning occurs. It highlights risks of operating in dark rooms or living quarters beside families, unlike responsible plant operations.
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J. J. Sterne, Lee
J. J. Sterne
Ingés Publ Interests Busines
Stock Exchange
Texas
Wallstreet
Noose
Mrs. Ivy
U.S
Y.M.C.A. Camp
Chicago Cleaning & Dye Works
Main Ave
White Dyeing & Cleaning Co
Broadway
Alamo Palace Live
Dyers & Cleaners
Avenue A and James St
Brenner’s Cleaning & Dye Works
E, Nueva St
Oxfords
Madras
Dorothy Gray
Joske's
Toske
Carrie Bedwelle
Boston Cooking School
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