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El Paso Herald
El Paso, El Paso County, Texas
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El Paso Chamber of Commerce President R. B. Orndorff reports from San Francisco on March 25 that the local delegation, led by Judge Dan M. Jackson, is actively campaigning to host the 1916 American National Livestock Association convention, gaining support and media attention.
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By R. B. ORNDORFF, President El Paso Chamber of Commerce.
San Francisco, Calif., March 25.—Judge Dan M. Jackson, of El Paso, responded yesterday to the address of welcome to the American National Livestock association and made a great hit. The El Paso delegation was very much in evidence at the meeting yesterday and today and we are all feeling confident that we are going to land the 1916 convention for El Paso.
The vote upon the next meeting place will take place tomorrow and it looks mighty good for El Paso. Our delegation is distributing El Paso literature and badges and we are receiving the help of the Southwestern cattlemen who are here from New Mexico, Arizona and western Texas.
The San Francisco papers are giving considerable publicity to our El Paso delegation and its efforts to get the next convention for El Paso. Today the Chronicle printed the picture of Miss Mary Turney Nations, of El Paso.
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San Francisco, Calif.
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March 25
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el paso delegation confident of securing 1916 convention; vote to take place tomorrow.
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Judge Dan M. Jackson responded to address of welcome and made a great hit. El Paso delegation active at American National Livestock Association meeting, distributing literature and badges with help from Southwestern cattlemen. San Francisco papers providing publicity, including picture of Miss Mary Turney Nations in the Chronicle.