Full Program of Baltimore Ad Convention Announced
The ninth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America will be held in Baltimore June 8 to 13. The Baltimore Advertising Club released a list of lay sermon speakers for Sunday June 8 from thirty local churches and dozens of prominent advertising leaders from across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Advertising Club of Baltimore
Allen Albert
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Minn
Frederick W. Aldred
Gladding Dry Goods Company
Providence
R. J
Tex
G. Grosvenor Dawe
the Nation’s Business
Washington
D. C
Thomas Dreier
Associated Advertising
Cambridge
Mass
W. J. Eldredge
Philadelphia
Ellen Frost
Poster Advertising Association
Chicago
E. J. Frost
the Filene Co
Boston
George B. Gallup
Davis Gibson
Caxton Block
Cleveland
Henry E. Groffman
Cluett, Peabody Company
New Orleans
Roland Hall
School of Advertising
Scranton
Emerson P. Harris
Harris-Dibble Advertising Company
New York
George C. Hubbs
United State Tire Company
William H. Johns
Batten Agency
Fred E. Johnston
Dallas
Robert Newton Lynch
California State Development Board
San Francisco
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Toronto
Ontario
J. Newton Nind
Grand
Advertising Convention Highlights Across 1913 Meeting Agenda
A dense program outlines the American Advertising Clubs of America gathering in Baltimore June 9 13 1913 with sessions on organization governance education and policy. Notable figures include George W Coleman John Renfrew and D N Graves along with dozens of committee chairs and speakers from major firms and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Mich
John Clyde Oswald
American Printer
New York
John Renfrew
Home Builders
Los Angeles
Coleman
Druid Hill Park
George W. Coleman
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Maryland
Baltimore
Edward J. Shay
Advertising Club of
Frederick E. Johnston
Dallas
Tex
A. P
Earnest Elmo Calkins
Calkins & Holden
P. V. Collins
Northwestern Agriculturist
Minneapolis
O. C. Harn
National Lead Company
A.C. G. Hammesfahr
Collier's
James Keeley
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Donald Ross
the Protective Company
William Shaw
Tremont Temple
Boston
Irving Fletcher
Saks & Co
Mason Britton
American Machinist
Agricultural Publications
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Kan
General
William H. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Watch Company
G. Cholmeler-Jones
Review of Reviews
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Milo C. Jones
T. W. le Quatie
Winston Harvey
Finance Commission
Paul Block
Publication Commission
DeWitt Clough
Richard H. Waldo
Grafton L. Perkins
Keston
Dallan Ladies
E. C. Tibbetts
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
G. RF. Sharpe
de Laval Separator Company
C. P. Nash
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Manly M. Gillam
le Grande
P E O Convention In Burlington Elects Officers
The P. E. O. state convention in Burlington closes after installing officers: President Mrs Walter McHenry Des Moines First vice President Mrs Lillian Long Griffith Harlan Second vice President Mrs May Frantz Burlington Recording secretary Mrs Bess Brown Manning Keosauqua Corresponding secretary Mrs Stella M Porter Ottumwa Treasurer Mrs Cornelia J Sawyer Sioux City Organizer Mrs Louise Henely Grinnell Delegates to Hutchinson Kansas Supreme Council Mrs Alice Scoville Miller Cedar Rapids Mrs Katharine Yaegar Greenfield. Retiring officers honored with roses. Convention praised as especially enjoyable and well run by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Walter McHenry
Des Moines
Lillian
Long Griffith
Harlan
May Frantz
Bess Brown Manning
Keosauqua
Stella M. Porter
Ottumwa
Cornelia J. Sawyer
Sioux City
Louise Henely
Grinnell
Supreme Council
Hutchinson
Kansas
Alice Scoville Miller
Cedar Rapids
Katharine Yaegar
Greenfield
Madero Dead Potent Factor in Mexican War Rally
Reports from Mexico City say General Felix Diaz campaigns with a general manifesto as voters and factions doubt his presidential chances. Observers note Madero dead inspires tougher resistance, while Huerta’s regime faces a slowly tightening squeeze amid rising unified rebel action.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Truerta
General Diz
Chey
Madero
Del
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Gorrell Stock Company Fills Waterloo Theatre Again
The Gorrell Stock company drew full crowds at the Waterloo theatre with The Man of Mystery, setting a record for attendance. Manager Gorrell priced seats at 10 cents to attract diverse patrons, promising a whole evening of entertainment at a dime’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell
W Terloo
Waterloo
Middle West
Waterloo Theatre-Goers
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Father John
Carleton &. Hovey Company
Lowell
Armory
Baltimore Advertising Club
Foley
Croup
All Druggiata
Dees
Chapter P
Arington
Leveller Trim
Ames
Misesisaippi
J.T. Gafford
Frank Hiling
Diaz
Hero
Hags
Felix
Fink
Franklin
Aso
The
Waterloo Thrift Club
Waterloo Savings Bank
Marves Rindgett
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