Boston Advertiser Leader Praises Texas Circle Tour
President George A. Coleman of Boston hails the Dallas convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America as the most successful in the organization's history and commends Texas hospitality. He notes the circle tour, church services, and lavish entertainment surpassed expectations and boosted Texas to a premier hosting standard.
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Associated Advertising Club of America
Dallas
Texas
George A. Coleman
Boston
San Antonio
Coleman
Lone Star
Record Run of Four Special Trains Delights Ad Men
Hundreds of advertising men arrived in San Antonio on four special trains from Dallas and San Antonio with a flawless schedule. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas line coordinated 33 sleeping cars and four baggage cars, with Telegraph operators kept at posts through the night to avoid delays. Officials praised the precision, while Maxwell’s pilot car and Dallas leaders supported the venture.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Tom P. Thornton
A. Zeese Engraving Company
Transportation Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
W. G. Crush
Katy
Thornton
Crush
M. A. Lochstetter
Maxwell Automobile Company
Maxwell
Dallas Advertising League
Sunset Depot
Des Moines Ad Men Plan Circle Tour After Dallas
The Des Moines Iowa Ad Men club arrives in San Antonio in a special car and intends a circle tour of Texas cities. They have held the Printer's Ink cup for two consecutive years, proving the club’s vitality and competitive standing.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas
San Antonio
Boston delegation enjoys sights in San Antonio and Hillsboro
The 40 member Boston ad men delegation toured San Antonio seeing historic sites and learned Texas resources surpass European travel. In Hillsboro they received a mascot burro from locals. Graves praised Texas edibles after a Waco cotton palace dinner. The group stays at the Travis club with planned entertainment.
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Boston
San Antonio
Alamo City
D. N. Graves
National Program Committee
United States
Europe
Orient
Texas
Hillsboro
Coleman
Ad Club
Cotton Palace
Waco
Graves
Boston Pilgrims
Travis Club
Chicago Man Predicts Harmon Victory for President
Orva G. Williams of Chicago arrives in San Antonio with advertising executives to back Governor Harmon. Williams, a Chicago political figure and Harmon campaign manager in Illinois, says Harmon will win the nomination despite Wilson Clark and Bryan opposition, calling Harmon a sure winner after the first ballots.
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Chicago
Harmon
Orva G. Williams
Ohio
Williams
Harmon Campaign Committee
Illinois
Bryan
Wilson
Clark
Wilson Clark
Bee Delivers Wide Range of Speeches at Alamo
Mr. Bee spoke to crowds of ad men and accompanying ladies at the Alamo. He narrated the Texas cradle of liberty history in a manner that impressed all listeners.
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Mr. Bee
Alamo
Texas
Cradle of Liberty
International Magazine Ad Men’s Number Highlights Texas Development
The May issue of the International Magazine from International Publishing Company highlights ad men in Texas development. It features J. Frank Davis’s piece A New Force In Business and notes contributions from well known Texas figures and various associations.
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Inteational
2 Washer + building
Associa
Texas
Putti
Inness
J. Frank Davis
San Antonio
Cration
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Hospitality OF
ACME
Tion
Baltimore
Toronto
San Francisco
Mr. Coleman
Printer's Ink Cup
New York
George W. Coleman
National Association
R. McDonald
M. H. Hargrave
J. B. Runyan
Herbert M. Harwood
C. W. Kendall
T. W. Dodd
Carl K. Smith
August Pohl
Charles’ Tobin
LC. Perkins
B. F. Williams
Lloyd Weddell
If’. L. Barnett
W. W. Lawrenson
C. C. Cooper
B. 0. M. Bonebrake
BE. O. Wallace
Harry O. Brown
George Hargrove
DES Moines AD
Orva G. Williams Company
Carlos Bee
AD Men’s
N. W. Ayer & Son
San Antonio Light
the Light
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