San Antonio Democrats boost Wilson Marshall fund drive
Several hundred dollars were subscribed by San Antonio Democrats for the Wilson and Marshall campaign. Chairman L. J. Hart hopes to wire at least $1000 to Treasurer Wilbur W. Marsh Monday afternoon. Subcommittee workers reported strong donations and pledges as the national committee urged broad citizen backing for the campaign.
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San Antonio
Democrats
Wilson and Marshall
L. J. Hart
Wilbur W.marsh
Democratic National Committee
Hart
Charles B. Watters
R. G. Callahan
Democratic National Organization
Wilson
C. S. Fowler
Paul Meerscheidt
Robert L. Hall
Arthur W. J. N. Brown
Frank C. Dave
Mr. Hart
Marsh
Forty-second Street
New York City
Mexico
Hughes
Health report shows mixed disease trends in Texas
The September contagious disease report from the State Registrar notes declines in smallpox, typhoid fever, and infantile paralysis, but rises in scarlet fever, diphtheria, and dengue. Several counties and cities failed to report fully, with New Braunfels leading smallpox cases and Gonzales, LaGrange, LaSalle, and Refugio counties reporting notable dengue counts.
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Austin
Tex
New Braunfels
Mansfeld County
Williamson County
Galveston
Gonzales
LaGrange
LaSalle County
Refugio County
el Paso County
Athenaeum 10 Elect Officers for Monday Meeting at Carnegie Hall
The Athenaeum Society will elect officers at 8 PM Monday October 16 at Carnegie Hall. Meetings move to Mondays. Upcoming program includes oration by Frank Huson, declamation by Joseph R. Caldwell, and a debate on the Adamson bill with pro and con teams led by J Croswell Hall, Lawrence B. Brady, William Engel, and Stanley Banks.
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Athenaeum Society
Carnegie Hall
Frank Huson
Joseph R. Caldwell
Congress
J. Croswell Hall
Lawrence B. Brady
William Engel
Stanley Banks
Pat Corrigan
Russell C. Hill
Will Hogan
John F. B. Beckwith
Hamlet
Kipling
New Railroad Tie Uses Reinforced Concrete and Steel
William Shearer of Eagle Pass invents a patented tie designed to prevent rail spread. Inde structible Tie Company led by W F Foust plans to sell manufacturing rights to U S railroads Canada and Mexico, with royalties. The tie passed severe tests in Eagle Pass yards and may be adopted by national lines after peace.
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William Shearer
Eagle Pass
W. F. Foust
Indestructible Tie Company
San Antonio
Chicago
Shearer
United States
Canada
Mexico
Delta Sigma Upsilon Chooses Officers at Gunter Hotel
The Delta Sigma Upsilon fraternity elected its officers at a Gunter hotel meeting Saturday night. Roger Walker was named president with Leslie Neal as vice president and Earl Mc Goldrich as secretary. Burns Waggener and Chester Kilpatrick were chosen editors for the Frat Chat page. A dinner is planned for December 22.
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Delta Sigma Upsilon
Gunter Hotel
Roger Walker
Leslie Neal
Earl McGoldrich
Charles Monroe
Burns Waggener
George Miller
Manard Samis
Chester Kilpatrick
Delta Sigma _ U'paison
Complexion Secret Promises Youth With Osmosis Method
An advertisement claims skin osmosis with warm water and reseated cream can erase wrinkles in days. It touts Creme Tokalon Reseated and Japanese Ice Pencils, pledging money back if results fail, and cites a New York address for Simore Marnex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simore Marnex
West 22Nd Street
New York
Wagner
Milburn
Fischer
Seven Propositions to be Heard by Railroad Commission
Seven matters are set for the Texas railroad commission monthly hearing on Tuesday. Key item is adjusting cotton shipping rates from Texas to New Orleans to prevent discrimination at Texas ports. Other items include refrigerated cars for ice, depot at Mc Queeney, abandon main line near Bellaire junction to Blodgett, stock pens at Loraine, express rate revisions on fish and oysters, and interlocking crossing devices in Houston among lines.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Texas
New Orleans
McQueeney
Sap
Bellaire Junction
Blodgett
Houston
Loraine
Texas & Pacific Railway
Texas Central
Katy and
Houston & Henderson
City of Houston
Katy Athletic Field Dedication Ends With Katy League Final
A 22 000 crowd at Parsons Kansas attended the dedication of Katy Athletic Field and watched Sedalia defeat Smithville 7 to 6 in eleven innings to claim the Katy Baseball League title. Evans of Sedalia hit the winning homer in the 11th as 250 athletes competed for track honors and 5000 were served lunch on the grounds. Norton and Morgan of Dallas won the tennis doubles from Sternitzke Brothers of Sedalia.
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Parsons
Kan
Katy
Sedalia
Smithville
Tex
Evans
Norton and Morgan
Dallas
Texas
Sternitzke Brothers
Southern Pacific ticket agents tour San Antonio
A five member group from the Texas and Louisiana division visited San Antonio from Houston on an educational tour of the railway’s points of interest. Led by W. H. Frazier, the agents praised the Alamo City and pledged to boost San Antonio to tourists this winter.
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Texas and Louisiana
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Antonio
Houston
W. H. Frazier
Moore
el Paso
C. H. Compton
Galveston
J. E. Bledsoe
Fort Worth
Frank W. Schaub
New Orleans
Henry H. Ball
Southern Pacific Ticket
Alamo City
University of Texas Auditorium Closed After Fire Inspection
State Fire Marshall Wallace Inglish and A W Penninger reported the UT auditorium unsafe for fire and life hazards. Dr R E Vinson consented to permanent closure with no usable fire exits unless remodeling provides escape facilities. Meetings will be held in the law building auditorium.
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Austin
Tex
Wallace Inglish
A. W. Penninger
University of Texas
R. E. Vinson
Vinson
Dave Harrell
Board of
Regents
I. P. Lochridge
University
Charters Filed In Texas Sugar, Toll Roads And Lumber Firms
Charters filed today include Panther Oil Company of Wichita Falls with 25000 capital and five incorporators. Medina Lake Toll Road Company of San Antonio with 25750 capital and five incorporators to build Medina county toll road. National Produce Company of Waco with 10000 capital and three incorporators. Toyah Valley Sulphur Company of Houston with 130000 capital and three incorporators. Waco Cooperage Company of Waco with 1650 capital and three incorporators. Amendments include Sam A. Cobb Lumber Company of Jacksonville increasing capital to 15000, Southwestern Smith Form-a-Truck Company of El Paso changing its name, Born Investment Company of Corpus Christi decreasing to 65000.
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Austin
Tex
Panther Oil Company of
Wichita Falls
Capital
Chas. W. Bean
G. C. Wood
Frank Kell
I. Markowitz
F. P. St. Clair
Medina Lake Toll Road Company of
San Antonio
Capital Stock
Medina County
Franz C. Groos
J. H. Frost
J. W. Warren
M. J. Arnold
Albert Kronkosky
National Produce Company
Waco
A. D. Greenlee
Leroy LaBaugh
C. W. Worman
Toyah Valley Sulphur Company
Houston
G. A. Plummer
J. A. Daniel
A. A. Snell
Waco Cooperage Company
J. C. Gwyn
J. Wernert
Abe Gross
Sam A. Cobb Lumber Company
Jacksonville
Southwestern Smith
Ex-Students Seat Offer For Texas-Oklahoma Game
Notice to University of Texas ex-students that special seating may be secured with the university athletic authorities before general sale. Ex-students must join the association by Monday noon. Contact Prof. O A Pfeiffer or Dick O Terrell. (Adv.)
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University of Texas
University Athletic Authorities
San Antonio
City Death Rate Details and Local Notices
City health figures show last month death rate at 1.288 per 1000, with 161 resident deaths and 188 burial permits issued at a rate of 1.464 per 1000. Various local ads note services and businesses, including legal offices, a concert by Rogers Orchestra, and a meeting of Confederate Veterans at Main Avenue High School Monday night. plus notes on Dr. Warfield and Dr. Sachs resuming practice and Menger Garage under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
City Health Department
Collision injures none as car and bicycle collide in city
Francisco Cisneros about 14 years old rode his bicycle into a car driven by P. H. Miller at Van Ness and North Hackberry. The boy was taken to the city hospital. injuries not serious. No arrest. investigation suggests rider rode into the automobile.
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Francisco Cisneros
P. H. Miller
van Ness
North Hackberry
Miller
Discussion group to debate philosophy and psychology problems
A new discussion group will form in the Scientific Society to discuss philosophic problems. The monthly meetings are open to all interested, whether or not they are Scientific Society members. The first session is next Friday evening led by Rev. George H. Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Society
George H. Badger
The Place of Philosophy in Modern Thought
Discussion opens on modern philosophy with topics on Spencer Nietzsche Haeckel and Bergson led by Rev Hugh McLellan A G Moore Bishop Capers H H Ryan M L Roark and W Eucken drawing readings from dominant leaders and their ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Hugh McLellan
Spencer
Nietsche
Haeckel
William James
Bergson
Eucken
New San Antonio Magazine Debuts With Local Color
The October issue targets travelers and tourists, distributed through major hotels. It features two short stories titled Mary and Two Tens, a local legend article The Daughter of a Grapevine on the San Antonio river origin, and a brief sketch How.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Alamo City
Local color and hospitality highlight ancient city
A publication aims to emphasize the city’s distinct character for travelers by showcasing its oriental ambience, wealth of local color, and both fresh and old-time hospitality in its pages.
Texas Tour by Daughters of the Confederacy Heads to Dallas
The Daughters of the Confederacy plan a Texas tour visiting San Antonio Houston Galveston before New Orleans after the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Dallas November 7 to 11. Gattis Tourist agents arrange travel by Pullman sleeping cars or a special train if enough travelers sign up. The group plans to reach San Antonio on November 12 with headquarters at the St. Anthony or Gunter hotel and schedule church visits and an afternoon automobile tour.
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Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Daughters of the Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dallas
Gattis
Raleigh
N. S
St. Anthony
Gunter Hotel
Wake Up Feeling Fresh With Cascarets Tonight
Beautify your liver and bowels without griping. Wake up with a clear head breath fresh tongue clean stomach sweet eyes bright and rosy complexion. 110 cent box available at any drug store. Mothers may give Cascarets to children when cross feverish bilious tongue coated.
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JO. Campaign Fund
Jboard
Marvin W. Marsh
Southwestern University
Athenaeum
Mareix
France
Countess de Chevanne
Paris
Peck
Scott
Feyone Crates
Bests
A. B
New Idea
Crockett
el J
Cglobe-Wernicke
Brother Bob
Simmon
G. A. Stowers
O'Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
St. Flores
Riverside Shooting Gallery
Houston Street
Alamo Heights Literary Society
Eugene Menger
Jack Holbrook
Louise Muenzenberger
Russell White
James Hirstfield
Melvin McKinney
Curry & Curry
Palmer
Swearingen
Dr. Foster
Gibbs Bldg
Com
Kehoe Loan Co
East
Houston St
Moore Bldg
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Rogers
Liberty
Soledad
R. P. Ingram
John D. Robinson
Gunter’ Bidg
Phone Crockett
Oes Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
L. Robertson
Gunter
Travis
Clarence Warfield
A. Sachs
Menger
Blum St
Collins
Louis Reuter
West
Russell Place
Pecan
Navarro Streets
F. Carl and
R. Fl. Ward
Bedell Building
J. B. Manning
Stiehl
Navarro
Gallagher
Puppe Orchestra
A. G. Parsons
Avenue C
Willett
NEW Magazine Out
Daughtters
Confederacy
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