Holden praises San Antonio after West Coast trip
W W Holden superintendent of the San Antonio Traction Company says he enjoyed California but prefers San Antonio after a several week vacation visiting Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego and other places He believes travel gives a true view of the town climate and attractions and notes he was eager to return to San Antonio.
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Callisr
San Antonio
W. W. Holden
San Antonio Traction Company
Golden Gate State
Los Jigelys
San Francisco
San Diego
California
San Antonine
WILL TEACH NURSING Red Cross Class Organizes at Main Avenue High School
A Red Cross nursing class has been formed among girls at Main Avenue High School by teachers and W C A officials. The group meets twice weekly in the new W C A building, with about 29 pupils. The program covers nursing essentials and first aid, alongside a new general science course including physics chemistry geology and biology. The science course starts in February with a limited number of textbooks under consideration.
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Red Cross
Main Avenue High School
W.C. A
Dr Keasbey draws large Carnegie talk audience
Dr Tile M Keasbey of the State University spoke to the largest audience ever at the Carnegie s pray auditorium in a free lecture opening the 1915 14 season. Robert Barclay introduced the speaker noting his letters of introduction from Dr Keasbey and stressing the open sesame to elite circles.
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Carnegie Spray Auditorium
Tile M. Keasbey
State University and Wealth
Commonwealthe
Robert Barclay
Keashey
University of Strasburg
Lecture to Teachers Le Winship to Speak in San Antonio
Educational authority Winship editor of the Journal of Education will lecture in the San Antonio high school auditorium on October 27. The talk titled Modern Educational Tendencies is aimed at teachers though the public is invited. Superintendent Meek said the time had not been set, with afternoon or evening options contemplated. A Corpus Christi stop notes inspection of the Corpus Postal Service by Ronald Arnold, chief clerk of the railway mail service, to review mailing apparatus and clerk proficiency.
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LE. Winship
Educational Authority
Ace, Winship
Journal of Education
San Antonio
San Antonio High School
Winship
Board of Education
United States
Charles Meek
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ronard Arnold
Publicity and Trust in Big Business Highlighted
Judge Elbert J. Gary spoke on publicity before the American Iron and Steel Task Force, arguing private and public interests must be openly reported while protecting legitimate business. He urged officials to keep stockholders informed and noted recent shifts toward voluntary, transparent reporting improving industrial peace and public trust.
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Cleveland
Uni
Ira and Steel Taskiface
Fuse
Nilensee
Taos
Veneg
Wwe
Frurope
Improvement in US condition during the postwar period
The article argues that improvements in domestic conditions are due mainly to purchasing needs rising from wars, with the United States growing as a leading nation in finance, commerce, and industry. It questions the idea of prolonged prosperity after the wars and stresses the risk of cheap imports and impoverished abroad.
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United States
Inevitable recovery of industries after wars and crises
The text argues that despite war effects the state and national administration will guide recovery. It suggests within a few years the nation will be able to rebuild from injuries, with industries becoming more successful than ever as governments coordinate operations.
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Nueces County
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Texas State Teachers’ Association
Beton Looxa
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Dalkowitz Bros. CO
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Jemima
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
Richter
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East Houston Street
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