Bond plans debated for San Antonio improvements
Mayor elect Brown and the Chamber of Commerce bond committee discussed a proposed 3 500 000 bond issue to fund city improvements. The committee's tentative list totals 3 500 000 with projects including paving sewers hospital and police fire department upgrades. Brown prefers 8 000 000 but would back 3 500 000 if extra 500 000 is essential. The committee will reconvene Monday to draft a report for directors.
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Brown
Chamber of Commerce Bond Committee
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Cain
C. M. Cain
Ugs
New City Hospital
Vic de Terre
Citizens’ League
Old City
T. L. Couroy
L. P. Peck
L. J. Hart
Pancoast
Ed Dreise
Steves
Frank Webber
T. L. Conroy
Cure for Eczema Promised by Dr Cannaday Ad
A dramatic self pitch from Dr J E Cannaday of Sedalia Missouri offering a guaranteed cure for eczema after claiming twelve years and nearly half a million cases handled. He invites readers to write for a free trial and promises swift relief and convincing proof.
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Anonth
J. E. Cannaday
Court Sedalia
Mosh
Third National Bank
Sedalia
Bond issue debate shapes San Antonio growth plan
Business leaders discuss bond size for city developments, preferring a $3,000,000 to $3,500,000 range to avoid jeopardizing the city’s progress. A straw poll showed support for at least $3,000,000 with possible expansion, adjournment followed.
Pellagra Caused by Infected Water Says Rome Professors
In Rome, Professors Scala and Alessandri of the Institute of Hygiene report pellagra stems from infected water in Italian districts where the disease is widespread. They dismiss maize ponain theory, urge water testing and treatment with carbonated chalk to prevent the illness, which they say causes about 50 000 cases annually. A U S commission funded by Colonel Robert M Thompson and John H McFadden has studied pellagra in the Southern states.
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Rome
Scala and
Alessandri
Institute of Hygiene
Italy
United States
Robert M. Thompson
New York
John H. McFadden
Philadelphia
Forty Six Children Unclaimed After Holiday Crowd
New York May 31 Forty six children aged three to six remained unclaimed at the Childrens Society headquarters today from yesterday's holiday crowds. Police had earlier found eighty five tots and by nightfall had returned nearly half to their homes through patient work.
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New York
Childrens’ Society
Princeton seniors face average college cost of 4216 dollars
Princeton University reports 300 seniors set to graduate next month with an average education cost of 4216 dollars. Costs range from 800 to 10000 dollars, with 184 smokers and 63 wearing glasses, 206 correspond with 579 girls, and 24 men have had proposals rejected.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
War on School Frats Grows In Chicago
A conference with 55 Greek letter society delegates launched a campaign to exterminate high school fraternities. A pronouncement defining the aims of college fraternities and sororities was issued to counter criticism and proposed hostile legislation. It plans to bar admission to college Greek groups for former high school frat members. Speakers linked anti-frat sentiment to academic organizations and urged public education to clarify frat aims.
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Chicago
Princeton Unveils Truth Statue on Campus Founding Federation
A bronze statue symbolizing the spirit of truth was unveiled on Princeton campus to commemorate the founding of the world Christian student federation. Dr. John R. Mott delivered the memorial address and Princeton President John Greer Hibben accepted it for the university.
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Princeton
N. J
World’s Christian Student Federation
East College
John R. Mott
John Greer Hibben
American theater manager to leave England under court action
J Salter Hansen, American theatrical manager, faced Bow Street police court on a charge of threatening violence against English actor-manager Arthur Bourchier. Unable to post bail, he was released on the magistrate's condition that he depart the British Isles today.
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England
London
Park Planned On Free Station Site
Fourth Ward Improvement Club met at the Woman's Club to discuss turning the San Pedro Romana Reynolds and Camden triangle into a public park. Plans include moving the fire house, acquiring surrounding property, and creating a park with a 75 foot circle. estimated total cost up to 35000 dollars with potential city and traction company support.
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San Pedro
Avenue
Romana
Reynolds
Camden Streets
Fourth Ward Improvement Club
Woman's Club
Camden Street
Triangle
Improvement Club
E.G. Altgelt
Quincy Street
Frank Bushick
E. H. Everett
E. G. Altgelt
Selig Deutschman
W.S. Conness
Traction Company
Laurel Heights
No Need Being Old or Wrinkled Before 75
Lillian Russell argues women need not fear wrinkles before age 75. She praises sunlight and air for complexion, condemns cosmetics as only temporary. She promotes mercorized wax to peel worn skin and a Saxolite beauty bath for natural renewal.
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Lillian Russell
Health booster touts Hood's Saret paruila for blood
A local notice lists W. S. Conness as chairman with McMillan Deutschman Adams and Newton directing affairs. The ad claims abundant health from good blood and promotes Hood's Saret paruila as the medicine to improve blood, appetite, and nerves.
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W. S. Conness
W. B. McMillan
Selig Deutschman
J. E. Adams
Joe Newton
Hood
Summer trip rates to resorts from local office
Hardware of every description, Sam Speir How Co successors to BE L Hofheinz 219 Losoya Street. Summer vacation suggestion call at I G N office 401 E Houston St for jaw round trip rates to all summer resorts quickest time to St Louis Granitold.
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Sam Speir Hon. Co
E. L. Hofheinz
Losoya Street
Sam Speir How. Co
L. Hofheinz
E. Houston St
St. Louis
E. Houston
Nations respond favorably to Bryans peace plan
Secretary Bryan reports eight nations accepted the peace plan and invitedSuggestions for details with no adverse replies. Italy Great Britain France Brazil Sweden Norway Peru and Russia are named in order of acceptance. He notes three arbitration treaties renewed for five years with France Italy and Spain and indicates willingness to renew with Great Britain Japan Norway Sweden and Portugal.
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Washington
D. C
Bryan
Italy
Great Britain
France
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Russia
Spain
Wilson
Japan
Portugal
Clubman Charged With Shooting in Los Angeles
Fred E. Kolb a wealthy clubman is under arrest in Los Angeles charged with shooting Irene Noble 22. Noble says Kolb fired the shot and she was found dying by her brother George Noble who called a physician. Irene Noble likely fatally wounded.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fred E. Kolb
Irene Noble
George E. Noble
Kolb
Miss Noble
Traction Magazine street car copies fall short of plan
Traction Magazine placed on San Antonio street cars in three weeks 11000 copies issued 442 found. June issue placed yesterday and 14000 copies issued for all cars. Earlier 16000 copies were released for the first issue totals 42000. Manager C H Tuppé notes bold warning did not prevent theft.
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Tration
San Antoni
C. “H. Tuppé
Traction Magazine
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E. Commerce
Auburn
J. A. Farmer
Union Meat Company
CAR Magazine Popular
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
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Mass
Paige
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