Campaign to amend Texas law on local chambers joining state body
The Texas State Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to amend state law prohibiting local chambers from affiliating with the state chamber. President Morris Stern of Galveston urges individual membership across Texas to unite with the State Chamber, arguing the change will clarify legality and strengthen business unity amid regional tensions.
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Texas Bixta Chamber of Commerce
Morris Stern
Galveston
Dallas
Natol
Chambers of
Commeras
Mary
Ohtaia
Stern
Texas
State Chamber of Commerce
Texan State Chamber of Commerce
War Organization
Mexico
Burra
Texas State Chamber of Commerce Takes Shape in Dallas
A Dallas meeting on October 26 led to forming the Texas State Chamber of Commerce with permanent status. Officers named include Morris Bream of Galveston as president, J. Kemp of Wichita Falls as first vice president, A C Goeth of Austin as second vice president, and Alex Sanger of Dallas as third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston, Commercial Association
Texas State Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Morris Brern
Galveston
J. & Kemp
Wichita Pulls
A C. Goeth
Austin
Alex Sanger
Dal‘Jaa
San Antonio Society
Atute
Equal Franchise Society
Mia E. & Maury
Friends of the Cause
EH. S. Maury
T. T. VanderHoeven
F.C. Griswold
R. R. Russell
J.C. Griswold
Maria Pancheck
Eleanor Maury
Gene Kayton
Charles Florian
Rena Maverick Green
Lewis Arams Beck
Mary Aubrey
H. O
Leo Couson
Harvey Steele
Hart ‘Thompson
T. M. Dechinatt
Bil Richmond
San Antonio
A. D. Leary
W. A. Daniel
Hart Thompson
J. C. Griswold
Ia. H. McDavid
J. R. Spragus
Glyde Corrigan
Wiliam L. Dunne
J.T. Smith
A. R. Thomas
L. 3. Bates
James M. Young
Emms Miller
Virginia, Doppe
Subscriptions Raised for Freight Bureau Seek City Support
A campaign to fund a permanent freight bureau in the city raised about one fourth of the needed support after a three morning canvass by a committee of Eugens Helmgreen Albert Kronkerky U S Pawketten C C Leel and others. Merchants and manufacturers vow further contributions with more signings expected on Monday. Companies named include Almaghan Works Geb Hardt Chill Powder San Antonio Brewing Lone Star Creamery Paper and Star May Products.
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Weoma
Cavass
Eugens Helmgreen
Albert Kronkerky
U. S. Pawketten
C. C. Leel
Manufacturers’ Club
Enma
Afon
Almaghan Works
Gebhardt Chill Powder Company
Lange Soap Company
San Antonio Brewing, Association
Lone Star Brewing Company
Creamery Dairy Company
Star May Products Company
Tod &. A. Paper Company
Week of Prayer Observed By Local YWCA
The Young Women's Christian Association will observe the worldwide week of prayer with 7 pm services daily at the local association hall. A vesper service at 1 pm opens the week, with two special afternoons at 4 pm and 2 pm on Friday for the membership committee.
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Young Woman's Christian Assorciation
Eld. Love
AW. Green
Mareara Young Women Christian Associations
Africa
Egypt
Tons
Nairobi
North America
Canada
United States
Asia
Inta
The
Straits Settlements
China
Japan
Turkey
Thursaay
Australasia
Europ
Russia
Italy
Greece
Malta
Bugars
Portugal
France
Hollan
Europe
Bocium
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Priscat
Philadelphia
Ledger
Fiesta team contest to raise funds for San Antonio celebration
A week long team contest among five civic groups to boost the 316000 Fiesta fund for next spring's celebration. Leaders urge more volunteers as 1916 drive aims to reach 25,000 and bring in businesses, with President Ayres returning soon to rally support.
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Byd. W.wacker
Thousand Club
Rotary Club
Order of the Alamo
Trai
Quivera
Order of Tana
Thosand Club
A Parade of Visitors Arrives at Local Hotels
Chicago residents Mtr and Mem W. DL Sharp and others from Texas and Louisiana register at the Menger and Gunter in San Antonio while several St Anthony and Wharton guests arrive. In London the government moves film crews to document the grand fleet for nationwide exhibition.
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Mtr
Mem
W. DL Sharp
Chicago
Anthons
Ruguler
Wharton
Tex
Chater
W. Lavy
Galvssot Tex
Menger
Ott Te I Olmatend
Heownawite
Aerival
Hickey
St. Jouke
Fe Rile Sterad
Gunter
Horner
Hosten
Bherwood le Quinker
Dalian Bex
St. Anthony
Tom Elipper
Gollnd
Thy Gunter
Minter
Grielnnadt
Mra
Mangham
Cingdanatt
Auony Ryly Melviney
Equal Franchise Society Opens Downtown Headquarters
The Ben Antonio Hocal Franchise Society will formally open its new downtown headquarters at 209 West Commerce Street Thursday afternoon with music and refreshments. The San Antonio Manufacturers' Club supports the event, inviting the public to visit through the winter as the group plans a broad suffrage education and fundraising campaign.
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Equal Franchise Society
Ben Antonio Hocal Franchise Society
West
Commerce Street
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Club
Wameéeb
Popular Savings Plan promotes weekly installment certificates
An ad touts a Popular Savings Plan offering Savings Certificates in $60 to $9100 amounts issued by a bank with a weekly installment plan and the bank making the first payment for you. It uses bold claims about avoiding waste and fear of losing dollars and urges readers to investigate the plan.
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Thin Benk
Nofa
Hank
Pompeii lecture by Dr Sawin Fay at Carnegie Library
Dr Edwin W Fay, renowned Latin scholar at the University of Texas, will lecture on Pompeii at Carnegie Library Caenexie Hall Thursday evening November 18 at 4 13 o clock. He will discuss archeological finds of Pompeii as seen in his Italian travels, with notes from Professor August Mau. Admission is free and the public is invited. Fay will share firsthand observations and a vivid memory of his fortnight at Pompeii. A list of Pompeii books from Carnegie Library will be provided.
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Pompeall
Wil Hava
Acholar
Sawin OW. Fay
University of Texas
Caenexie Hall
Pomapell
Pompeii
August Mau
Fay
Pyumpelt
Vesuvius
Mediterranean
Naples
Pompei
Edwin B. Fey
Carnegie Library
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Upbulla
Texas Enterprises
Sein
Texas Biaze Chamber of Commerce
Freight Bureau
Hostetter
Brea
Acadera
Ray M. Mackay
Dick O. Terrell
Order of Ie Alamo
Pull Jackson
Percy ‘Tyrreil
Order of Lionn
7 Wineham
Gunter Hotel
T. T. Such Fon
Trieste
A. L. Miller
Edward W. Knox
Jank Jastus
Phil Jackson
Pt. King
Ed Witte
Wilam H. Smith
J. W. Donnell
R. Harding
George Rovbina
BR. P Schermerhorn
Ed Fomby
John Willama
Harold Kuyton
John Fentman
Hendrick
Miller
Chairman Miller
Ayres
Ciyle
Jacinto and Batte
Anjoato
Chamber of Commerce
Kiba
Pritish Fleet
Tondon
Britejal
King’s
Beliers
Ene
Davenport
Springs
Birbo
Phone Crockett
Crockett 113
King Furniture CO
Ryle
Poten
Gull
Retiew
Linshei
Bouthern Pacific
Tadvd
Advernthy
Komedh
Popular Savings Plan
Emmet Bank
West Commerce St
DR. Edmin'w. Fay
Leture OM Pompel
Pompeil
Pormpeil
Naples and
Pormpeit CL
Fleet
Pompeit
Pala
R. Lancant
Athaenaeum
Poupelii
Boteulaneum
Freetairn
Pompeli
Chambers Tournal
Christophers Eclectic Magezing
Eagar Faw
Scientific American
Pompeiian
Bee American
Pompeiian Walt
Bygreenback
School Review
Pomel
Chambers Journal
Laker
Vienna
Leng
Yale
Ee Cals Ka “Bleddbousd
Mies Ide Highmore
Hugleh Bovarneas
Hari
Jendwehr
New and Crockett
Mission Wood & Goal CO
Xmas
Kodaks
Alamo Plaza
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