Publicity League to Begin Fundraising for San Antonio Campaign
The Publicity League chaired by Fred Reutzel plans a citywide fundraising drive to advertise San Antonio. Directors meet at 10 am Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce to assign committees and enlist city participation for promoting municipal advantages to tourists, investors, manufacturers, and agricultural interests.
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Publicity League
San Antonio
Fred Reutzel
League
San
Chamber of Commerce
Sanntonio
Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
James Kapp
Blicity League
The
Real Estate Exchange
Rger
Coun
I City
Santonio
San Anntonio
J. H. Kirkpatrick
California
San Annio
Pacific
San Antonio Plans to Attract Business and Tourism
The city argues it cannot wait for opportunity and must actively pursue business. Officials pledge to draw tourists, factories, and investors to aid progress and development of San Antonio and its surrounding area. Fox Studio coupons remain valid regardless of purchase time.
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San Antonio
Endorse Strike Support At San Antonio Socialist Meet
San Antonio local No. 18 endorsed strike support for Harriman lines workers at a socialist meeting. Nominations for national officers included John M. Work, Eugene V. Debs, Victor Berger, and others. Job Harriman was endorsed for Los Angeles mayor.
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San Antonio
Socialist Party
John M. Work
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Fred D. Wasson
J. A. Wayland
Girard
Kan
E. R. Meitzen
Hallettsville
Tex
H. A. Fee
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Congress
Job Harriman
Los Angeles
Lawler Predicts Cost of Living As Key Issue in Election
San Francisco judge William P. Lawler, famous for graft probes and Rueff’s fourteen year sentence, says cost of living will dominate the next race. He favors a progressive Democratic nomination led by Woodrow Wilson, urges defeat of Taft, and asserts California Nebraska and Kansas would back the platform serving the common people. He arrives in San Antonio after a tour and calls for the people to rule beyond Tammany Hall.
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William P. Lawler
San Francisco
Abe Rueff
California
Nebraska
Kansas
Lawler
San Antonio
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Tammany Hall
Greatest Fleet Ever Adorned In America
On Halloween night 102 shops will glow with electric lights as Secretary Meyer inspects one vessel per division after mobilization maneuvers. The harbor hosts 31 battleships and armored cruisers plus destroyers, torpedo boats, and submarines. The fleet includes names like Connecticut, Florida, Utah, Delaware, North Dakota, Michigan, and Virginia among others with a total tonnage exceeding 600,000 across all categories. Police boats will monitor waters to avoid disrupting shipping during the naval review and crowded Hudson activity.
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Hallowe'en
Meyer
Uncle Sam
New York
United States
Osterhouse
Hudson
Navy Department
Connecticut
Florida
Utah
Delaware
North Dakota
Michigan
Louisiana
South Carolina
Kansas
Vermont
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Mississippi
Idaho
Missouri
Ohio
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Washington
North Carolina
Salem
Des Moines
Reid
Flussen
Lamson
Preston
Smith
Drayton
McCall
Roe
Terry
Perkins
Mayrant
Sterett
Walke
Warrington
Patterson
Monaghan
Ammen
Burrows
Trippe
Maccee Worden
Blakely
Dupont
Barney
Biddle
Craven
Dahlgren
de Long
Shubrick
Stockton
Tingey
Wilkes
Bagley
Bailey
Stringham and
Morris
Grayling
Bonita
Narwhal
Salmon
Snapper
Octopus
Dixie
Castine
Severn
Nashville
Dolphin
Mariettta
Petrel
Prairie
San Francisco
Lebanon
Panther
Mayflower
Yankton
Celtic
Culgoa
Solace
Neptune
Cyclops
Hector
Mars
Vulcan
Ajax
Brutus
Sterlings
Artethusa
Patxent
Patapsco
Potomac
Navy
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Pacific
California
South Dakota
Maryland
West Virgina
Colorado
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Whipple
Hopkins
Hull
Truxton
Paul Jones
Preble
Stewart and Lawrence
Farragua
Rowan
Grampus
Pike
Fortune
Buffalo
Glacier
Prometheus
Mobilize at Los Angeles Twenty four ships assemble
Special to the Light reports the Pacific Fleet completes arrival in Los Angeles as twenty four vessels join the harbor mobilization effort. The last warship reaches the port signaling a staged buildup of naval forces.
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Pacific Fleet
Los Angeles
Washington
New York
United States of America
Germany
Greater Navy
Congress
Dyspepsia Tablet Advice Smoothed Ills With Free Sample
A dialogue about dyspepsia leads to a sales pitch for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Mr White urges Mr Black to try the pill that digests food and relieves heartburn, with a promise of free samples by mail from F. A. Stuart Co.
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Mr. White
Mr. Black
Boston
Newburg
Dyspepsia Black
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Mich
Seek More Factories Directors Plan Luncheon at St Anthony
Chamber of Commerce directors meet at noon at the St Anthony hotel to discuss ways to attract factories and capital. Secretary J B Carrington has prepared a city factory list and plans to visit each to gauge manufacturing, enlargement, and new location potential. H Frieze and family arrive at the Bexar.
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Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony
J. B. Carrington
Pacific fleet in Los Angeles naval review showcased
A 24-ship Pacific fleet totaling 116 245 tons assembled off Los Angeles for a three day naval review. Flags, crowds, and embarked watercraft marked the event as sailors and marines returned to duty for the parade. Officials foresee Germany’s rise and call for a larger US battleship program.
New Board of Regents to Oversee State Normal Schools
The four white state normal schools will move from local boards to a state regents board within a month. The board, chaired by the state superintendent, will appoint four members for two year terms and set a uniform course of study. It will also hire teachers from superintendent nominations.
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State Board of Regents
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate
State Department of Education
Department of Education
State Board of Education
Brasley
Board of Regents
Drivers of Speeding Autos Are Fined
The trial of Robert Kampmann for speeding on West Houston Street ended with fines for Kampmann and two others. Chief Newnam testified the car traveled at least forty mph and Kampmann claimed a much slower speed. Jo Buckley and R. H. Porter each paid $15. B. H. Posey fined $5 for using a pasteboard rather than metallic license. A speeding case was postponed to November 1.
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Newnam
Robert Kampmann
Houston Street
Kampmann
Louis Rubiola
Alamo Cement Company
Leona Street
Jo Buckley
R. H. Porter
B. H. Posey
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America
Proop
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England
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Toulon
Spithead
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Paris
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Wolfson
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Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Company
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Great Atlantic É Pacific Tea Co
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