Hughes Spends Day at Syracuse Fair
Charles E Hughes on the road for a presidential campaign tour spent the last day before Syracuse fair day amid a cheering crowd. He attended a parade lunch and a two hour public reception before heading to Plattsburg for a speech.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Plattsburg
Boston
Mass
James R. Garfield
W. Murray Crane
Maine
New Engand
Society Calendar Dance At Post Gym for Going Away Students
Monday evening Major and Mrs Sterling Price Adams will host a dance at the post gymnasium in honor of the girls and boys leaving for school. Tuesday afternoon the San Antonio Council of Mothers parliamentary class meets at 3 at the Wolff and Marx auditorium.
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Sterling Price Adams
Post Gymnasium
San Antonio Council of Mothers
Wolff & Marx Auditorium
Prospect Hill Aid Society to Meet at 3 30 Tuesday
The Prospect Hill Presbyterian Aid Society meets at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon at 2722 West Commerce Street hosted by Mrs. I D McKee with Mrs A B Case and Mrs A D Wilson leading the topic Wisdom. Louise Eisenmeyer of Springfield Mo visits Grace Walker as classmate from The Castle.
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Prospect Hill Presbyterian Aid Society
I. D. McKee
West Commerce Street
A. B. Case
A. D. Wilson
Louise Eisenmeyer
Springfield
Grace Walker
the Castle
Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Miss Eisenmeyer
Texas Agent Representative to Attend Dual Conventions
Eph M. Goldstein of San Antonio district manager of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company was chosen to represent Texas agents at the annual convention in St Louis later this month. He will attend both this convention and the national Underwriters Life Association gathering, as both meetings run concurrently.
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Texas
Eph M. Goldstein
San Antonio
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Louis
Underwriters’ Life Association
National Organization of Life Insurance Agents
Mr. Goldstein
Swift & Company Beef Prices in San Antonio Week End
Swift and Company sales of beef in San Antonio for the week ending Saturday September 9 averaged 9.49 cents per pound for domestic beef.
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Swift & Company
San Antonio
Chamber to mull two large moving picture projects
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will review two major moving picture projects at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. President Carrington notes at least fifty projects have been proposed in five years and the group seeks the largest and best. He cites the citys natural advantages and boom in the film industry while promising permanent presence and ongoing advertising for fall activities.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Carrington
Right foot cut off for laborer on South Brazos street
Margarito Lopez a laborer living on South Brazos street is in the city hospital with his right foot severed just above the ankle. He does not know how the accident occurred and was found early Sunday morning lying on Burnett street near the Southern Pacific tracks. Police were notified and an ambulance sent. efforts to learn the cause and his identity were difficult.
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Margarito Lopez
South Brazos Street
Burnett Street
Southern Pacific
Lopez
Frederick King resumes piano and organ studies in city
Mr. Frederick King has returned to the city and has resumed his piano and pipe organ classes at Studio 12 Mayor Temple of Music. Residence and contact via Cr. phone 326 Cr. Advertisement.
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Frederick King
Mayor Temple of Music
Res
Many to See Camps as Texas Militia Arrives
Texas militia camps will draw crowds in early October as winter tourist rates take effect on eastern railroads. William C. Etzbach of the M E T railroad in San Antonio reports hundreds of reservations from St Louis for trains after October 1. Families and friends flock to Texas to view the camps and troops.
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Texas
William C. Etzbach
St. Louis
M. E. & T. Railroad
San Antonio
Mr. Etzbach
Offers San Antonio a Half Billion Dollar Railroad Deal
A Dublin Ireland resident claims European capitalists will fund a Denver to San Antonio railroad for 500 dollars, asking the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to supply 3500 to transport him to the United States. The letter promises full financing from European bankers if the city commits a small sum.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Dublin
Ireland
Denver
Colorado
Texas
Emma Bunting Opens Week in Jerry at Grand Opera House
Emma Bunting will open the second week of her stock engagement at the Grand Opera House Monday night in Jerry a comedy by Catherine Cushing. Billie Burke previously starred in the piece coast to coast. Jerry runs all week with matineesWednesday Saturday and Sunday.
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Emma Bunting
Jerry
Grand Opera House
Catherine Cushing
Billie Burke
Miss Bunting
Wil
Sutherland Springs Sunday Train Time Ady Notice
60 cents. Sutherland Springs every Sunday 8 15 a m. Southern Pacific Lines Ady.
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Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific Lines
Ady
Ministerial Union disapproves dance held for soldiers
The Ministerial Union adopted a resolution disapproving a September 5 dance held for soldiers by a YWCA committee. It praised the YWCA board for plans to eliminate such features and urged continued cordial church cooperation. The executive meeting listed numerous ministers present and restricted press comments.
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R. W. McCann
Central Baptist Church
C. BE. McStravick
United Presbyterian Church
Young Woman's Christian Association
National Board
Co. E. McStravick
C. A. Riley
John C. Groth
Juna G. Covazos
R. D. Campbell
H. W. Newby
Albert T. Fitts
F. S. Erne
F. McGafferty
B. A. Owen
J. Porter
H. C. Leonard
J. M. Carroll
Arthur Gray Jones
Thomas F. Gallaher
Franchise to Come Up Cross Street Crossing Ordinance
The council will consider an ordinance granting San Antonio Belt and Terminal Company a franchise to cross certain streets in High. The company is a subsidiary of the Katy and seeks permission to lay lines or tracks across public roadways as part of its utility operations.
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Pinchot
Hughes
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
Charles E. Hughes
Council
The
San Antonio
Final Passage for Land Park Franchise at Monday Council
Land Park faces final council passage Monday afternoon as property owners contest the franchise. Attorneys filed a brief arguing damages protections are inadequate and a Monday morning conference with City Attorney Gillette reviewed the points. Mayor Brown is expected to seek Gillette’s opinion on ordinance validity and owner protections before a probable council vote.
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Gillette
Brown
Council
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