Tariffs 100 High Says Sec Strauss Talks With Cotton Men
Secretary Strauss argues tariffs hold back trade with the Orient while urging reciprocity to restore balance. He revisits early colonial trade limits and notes today’s cotton industry value, wages, and exports, stressing goodwill and market knowledge as keys to expanding U.S. exports and reducing barriers.
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SEC. Strauss
New York
United States
Strauss
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Orient
Sivanss
Pro- Miotitz
China
Voycott
Meliiley
Burial Permits and City Cemetery Interments
Bexar Drug Co announces burial permits. Charles H. Peterson, 39, died Oct YU, interment City Cemetery No 1. Katie Onx, infant, died Oct 3 at Wes Carson Street, interment City Cemetery No 4. William E B Huston, 65, died Oct 2 at 521 North Cherny Street, interment National Cemetery. Wildliforth, 5, died Ostole at 120 Van Buren Street, interment City Cemetery No 4. Eanma Hanek, stillborn, Oct 3, interment City Cemetery No 4. Raine L. Derelda, 61, died Oct at 02 South Alama.
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Cherles H. Peterson
Dia October YU
South Weights
City Cemetery
Katie Onx
Wes Carson Street
Sterment
City Cametery
William EB. Huston
North Cherny Street
National Cemieter
Wildlforth
Diet Ostole
van Buren Street
Eanma Hanek
City
Raine
M. Derelda
South Alama
Controversial Patent Remedy Promises Relief
An emirney authority at a Tecon meeting claimed that a Dandelion Fluid Extract mixture with Compound Argon and Sarsaparilla could relieve rheumatism backache and kidney issues. A druggist noted the ingredients are familiar to physicians and inexpensive, urging cautious trial of the prescription.
Interments Told For Several Residents In San Antonio
Obituary notices list Mrs J Wollfarth aged 49 interred at City Cemetery No 4 in San Fernando street and Caterina Cerda aged 50 interred in City Cemetery No 4 while dasia Redriguez aged 19 is mentioned with burial on Wyoming street and City Cemetery No 4 Also a literary prize notice invites essays from young girls with Carnegie Library as contact point and details about the event and judges The piece also references an old teeth remedy Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup and a police incident involving an officer shot while arresting Syd Westfall with the injured officer expected to recover after multiple wounds
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San Fernando
J. Wollfarth
Ted
North Flores Street
City Cemetery
Caterina Cerda
Feary
City Hospital
Dasia Redriguez
Getdzer
Wyoming Street
Easay
Cit San Antonio
Hug
Apijang
Nhrarian
Chrnegiebrary
Miéanor Yrackenridge
Svery
Carnagle
Affidavits Filed in Mitchell Lake Neighborhood Effort
Eight residents of the Mitchell Lake area file affidavits in county court to protect their interests. The action names William Sien Dav Ogden 120 Singer Walter Glen R Mang We E Mann J B Graham A A French and Bexar Brug Co as involved parties in the case.
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Mitchell Lakn
William Sien
Dav Ogden
Singer
Walter Glen
R. Mang
We. E. Mann
Graham
A. A. French
No Contagion in Bexar County Board Meeting Update
The board announced no contagious disease in Bexar County outside city limits for six months. Measures approve: inform patrols to enforce sanitary rules and require written responses to public complaints. Meat and restaurant inspections show most facilities sanitary. oysters and shrimp condemned in limited cases. September deaths total 143 amid heat and drought.
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Yorkapa
Berry
Bexar County
Linis
Lotiee
J. Castrano
W W. L. Wiley
Lane
Meat Costly Thing In the World
An excerpt from Harper's Weekly discusses radium scarcity and mining challenges. It notes pitchblende contains only a minute fraction of radium, far less than gold in ocean water, and estimates vast costs to obtain tiny radium amounts. Diamonds are implied as more valuable per weight, while a gram of radium could cost about 7200 dollars.
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Harper's Weeky
The Important Feature in Philadelphia Gossip
A lively piece notes Pressy Miga Knox and Miss Newitt amid sensational chatter about appearances and beach attire as determine who has the figure for a bathing suit.
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Philadelphia
Pressy
Miga Knox
Miss Newitt
County to Sell Poor Farm for $15,000 and Seek Larger Site
County commissioners propose disposing of the present eight acre poor farm deemed too small to sustain the institution. They plan to buy a larger river property with acreage to enable self-support, hoping inmates will tend gardens and stock. Estimated purchase price around $15,000.
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Theounty
Commssioner Solimers Shire
Ramsey
Tore Lo
Ae Ee
Local Obituaries Highlight Pereida Gresham Wohlfarth Funerals
Funeral services were held for R M Pereida a noted jeweler and watchmaker at 503 South Alamo Street. He died of heart disease after years of illness, with services at San Fernando Cathedral and burial at San Bernardo Cemetery. Also noted were funeral observances for Charles H Patterson and Mrs. Gresham with rites at First Baptist and City Cemetery No 1. Eugene Courtney’s burial followed services at J Quigley’s home with interment beside his mother in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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BR. M. Pereida
R. M. Pereida
Alana Atrest
Ag A. Baxere
Mr. Perelda
San Antonio
St. Mary's College
San Vernaito
San Bernando
F. Blints
Guergin
Nat Villareal
Albért Garett
J. G. Tatcott
Mr. Pent
Charles H. Peterson
YO Terre
Charles H. Paterson
Alahone
South Heights
Leather Warkers’ Union
Gresham
Faonia Williams Gresham
Wonston
Fudge John Jones
Cameron Streat
Jalibeares
Dr. 1
J. Withers
Emmet. Paschal
High B. Rice
Vi i. James
George Maverick
Wad
Tn City Cemetery No. 1
Wohlfartty
Jacob Wohlfarth
North Lores Street
St. Joseph's Cathulin Ghuech
City Cemetery No. 4
Wohlfarth
Eugene Courtney
Leslie
Ark
St. Mary's
J. Quigley
Gale Street
Tourney
Fraternal Circles Gather in San Antonio Lodge News
Fraternal groups including Bexir Encampment No 11 and San Antonio Lodge No 21h called members to a weekly native letter meeting. Reports from Red Men and Pythian branches described construction progress on a new building on Avenue Ky Ranied north of the pass of neg, with carpenters at work and foundations laid. Tribal leaders and visiting chiefs shared hopeful words for Natchez and other tribes as a dispensation for a class of fifty years was discussed at length.
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Bexir
Order of Odd Fellows
Connell
Depreeof Poenhoulas
Red Men
Hay
Unity Lodge
Pylblay
San Antonio
A. Ta. Goltow
Mts
San Antonio Lode
Benevor
Ned
Amy
Iit
Gren
A. Ronne
Aberdeen
Mins
Joseph Ryanam
Fnresh
Natchez
Natilez
Joseph Ryan
Natehex
Jone St.ervallon
Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Reports Attendance
Knights of Pythias Lodges No 35 held their regular weekly meeting with good attendance. Keeper of Records and Bearer O A Galeam was reported sick. High honors were performed by Past Chancellor Gimble and the schom at rank was conferred in mil form on a new candidate. Committees are appointed to arrange for some eternal mount to be given by the Pythian Sisters.
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Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythiaz
O. A. Galeam
Gimble
Fythina Sls
Local Masonic and Fraternal Gatherings Highlight Week
Reports describe progress of two Order of Eastern Star chapters and Grand Chapter activities in the city next week. Several degrees and receptions are planned with Pythian Sisters and Scottish Rite Masonry focusing on ritual work and committee planning.
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Order of Me Astern Star
Astern Star
Varlena
Knights of the Maccabees Plan Local Fair Booth
San Antonio Lent No di Knights of the Maccabees held a semi monthly review at Odd Fellows hall last night with a committee to arrange an entertainment tape and a booth at the International fair similar to last year. Olive Grove Ball by Olive Grove No 15 Woodmen Circle at Warner hall was a successful social and financial event.
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Knights of the Maccabees
San Antonio
the Maccabees
Odd Fellows Hall
International Fairy
Intty Avongel
Olive Grove
Warner Hall
Woodmen Circle
The Glansman at Grand Hall Creates West End Buzz
The Glansman returns for a third season with strong cast led by Wilton Lacksye and veteran star Svengalt. The Grand Hall engagement October 18 to 20 promises a dramatic peak, with Drury Lane influence and praise from critics. The Deadman also tours, boosting the magazine’s theater lineup in New York City this winter.
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Kulux
Clansman
Ard Ha Paleo
Wilton
Lackays
Wilton Lacksye
Calocy
Deadman
Dears Lane
Tamden
Wikis A. Teady
Lacksyre
Lng
Cit Wright
New York
Mr. Luckaye
Big Tent Theater Presents The Idler in Sparkling Debut
A large enthusiastic audience witnessed the initial presentation of the four act drama The Idler at the Big Tent theater last evening the production portrayed human passions in a restrained yet telling style. The Allen family and the Stallings offered specialty numbers and the show added to the venue's growing popularity. Tonight’s performance will repeat the production drawing further attention to the troupe.
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Big Tent Theater
Audienta
Allen
Stauldings
Lomite
Porters of Al Varia Markets Known For Great Strength
Porters at the central markets of Al Varia, among the world’s largest, are nicknamed the strong men of the markets for their remarkable stamina. They balance heavy loads on their heads, including crates of fowls, rab bites, and other burdens, with notable endurance.
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al Varia
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