Women Honored At San Antonio Club Banquet
The San Antonio Business and Professions Women’s Club banqueted Mayor Tobin at the Menger Hotel Tuesday night. Women were invited to suggest city improvements, with speakers urging cooperation between men and women and highlighting women in executive roles and civic groups.
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San Antonio
S Marjorie Will
Stam
Business Nd
Clara Pancoast
Sadie Hinkle
Walter Walthall
Rotare Club
Wom
Rotery Clu
J. C. Hall
J. Croswell Hall
Canopus Club
Travis Moorsound
Junior
Chamber of Commerce
Womth
J. A. Cunningham
Kiwanis Club
Tom Ethridge
WG Higgins
Lions’ Club
Ira A. Rupley
Optimist Club
Charles Trenter
Eugene Staffel
Morino Peddler Convicted In Federal Drug Bust
Luciano Morino was found guilty by a jury of violating the Harrison narcotics act and sentenced to two years in the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary by Judge DuVal West. Two witnesses testified they bought narcotics from Morino at a West Travis Street soft drink stand. he was arrested in 1921 and re-arrested four months ago by federal inspectors, with the indictment charging possession of morphine and sale without tax payment.
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Harrison Caresiie
Luciano Morino
Federal
Leavenworth
DuVal West
Moreno
West Travis Street
Triad
Charles Stevens
Vaudeville Acts Planned For Crippled Children Drive
Elks Club in San Antonio organizes two benefit shows to back a Crippled Children's Hospital campaign. Miss Vera Abegz leads ticket sales while Jack Barker secures top vaudeville acts with assurance from leading stars. An exhibition of prizes aids ticket sales as a large committee includes G P Tuttle and others. Miss A W Walliser chairs the drive with Grover Collins as secretary.
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San Antonio
Elks Club
Vera Abegz
Jack Barker
Mr. Burke
G. P. Tuttle
D. HE
Newton
Charles E. Wynne
Charles F. Parker
Davis
Maj. W. Cyor Kessler
Nat M. Washer
Eugene Walthall
A. J. Castanola
Frank J. Way
Grover ©. Collins
A. W. Walliser
Still Fire Exposes Large San Antonio Moonshine Operation
Federal officers trace a 100 gallon copper still and hundreds of gallons of mash whiskey to a two story house at 421 Lombrano street where a blaze broke out at 9 30 am Wednesday destroying the mask. Neighbors say a man fled as smoke poured from the home and a woman inside claimed ignorance of the operation. Fire damage about 30 dollars.
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Federal
Lombrano Street
San Antonio
Brown
England Buys Leather in Strong Kid Market
London reports Britain is purchasing large quantities of colored kid leather in gray, diege, golden brown, and other mouse shades amid a robust demand signal. Philadelphia dispatch notes a brisk market with buyers seeking varied hides and finishes.
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England
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Rain Delights and Political Ruminations in a Morose Vein
A collage of columns and miscellany notes on rain as relief after heat, political stances resisting constitutional tinkering, a glare at the League of Nations, and quirky items about bull frogs, silver dollars, luminous stockings, social irony, and sports stats. Includes brief peeks at names and places in a local voice.
Quality controls San Antonio stocks big shopping year
San Antonio retailers forecast a strong year with simple, rich lines. Women’s frock and four coat ensembles stand out as the season’s top discovery, shown in ribbed silk Gengaline and Ottoman. Imported rugs rise in price while American made pieces, such as a Marine rug inspired by Catalina Island, gain attention. Merchants prepare for holiday shopping, anticipating heavy buying of world markets.
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Wolff & Mars
Catalina Island
San Antonians
Plan Big Jubilee to Celebrate Drive for Orphans Home
Parade at 6:30 Saturday will form on Avenue E with bands cadets and city officials, moving through Alamo Plaza to Flores and Travis. Then a baseball game at Schwab Field followed by a Main High versus Brackenridge football clash. Funds for the Protestant Orphans Home surpass $264,000 as work on the new facility progresses.
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Avenue E
Main Avenue
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Elkis, Shriners
de, Molays
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio
Houston Street
Plaza
Flores
Travis Street
Jolly Caravan
FELD
Schwab Wield
Ats
Leane
Schwab Field
Bose
Adams
Edgar
Davis
United North and South Oil Company
Luling
Harry H. Rogers
St. Anthony
Amy Searcy
Protestant Orphans Home Organization
Wheel chair could brighten ailing San Antonio woman
A 70 year old San Antonio woman, bedbound for three years, would gain movement and world exposure if a usable wheelchair could be found. Mrs. Mariel Ferris of the Red Cross notes the attic chair might serve as a means to ease her deathbed routine and bring some brightness to her life.
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Mariel Perris
The
American Red Cross
Kerris
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