Banks to Form Billion-Dollar NYC Chain
Four banks plan a New York City merger creating a one billion dollar banking concern with more branches than any American bank. The piece notes the era of immobile giants fading as banks move into the chain-store model.
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New York City
America
Chase
Equitable
National City
Murphy
Uncle Sam
American Telephone & Telegraph
Bertha Nauwald Celebrates 80th Birthday in Fredricksburg
Mrs. Bertha Nauwald, longtime Fredericksburg painter, marked her 80th birthday with a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Riley. Living children attended along with extended family from Menard Kerrville and beyond, sharing a large birthday dinner and well wishes.
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Bertha Nauwald
Fredericksburg
Emil Riley
T. Gott
St Louis
Charles Nauwald
San Antonio
Albert Nauwald
Menard
Fritz Luekenbach
Emil Taepperwein
Herman
Dora Teoepperwein
Walter Schaefer
Walter
E. H. Riley
Irene
Lena Meusenbach
Emil Walter
Lee Mason
Willie Nimitz
Casper Real
Kerrville
Henry Rewes
Wilks Rothmann
Roger Landers
Oswald Schram
Taylor
Nauwald
Hill Country Polo Team Wins in Fredericksburg Tournament
Fredericksburg hosts a three game polo series at Temple D Smith airport field. Menard won 11 8 in game one while Fredericksburg captured games two and three 7 5. Fredericksburg players included Ratliff Burke Fischer Maier Herbert Jr with two chukkers for the last two.
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Fredericksburg
Menard
Temple D Smith
Polo Association
Roy
Sed Croyle
Ray Brandford
Fritz Luckenbach Jr
York Ratliff
W. L Burke
Herman Fischer
Alex Maier
Ernest Herbert Jr
Thomason Wins Congress Race in El Paso Victory
Mayor R E Thomason of El Paso won the Sixteenth District congressional seat, defeating Republican Mitchell Waldrop by a staggering margin. He succeeds Claude B Hudspeth who did not seek re election. Thomason carried El Paso and led strongly across the district. Mrs Lena Ernst returned from a short visit to San Antonio.
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R. E. Thomason
el Paso
Gillespie County
Mitchell Waldrop
Claude B. Hudspeth
Thomason
Lena Ernst
San Antonio
Ross Sterling Leads in Texas Governor Race Victory
Incomplete returns from 58 counties show Ross S. Sterling with 24 488 votes to Col. William E Talbot 5 22. Senate results show Morris Sheppard of Texas winning easily over Doran J Haesly. Other races include Reno Eickenroth seeking the State Senate and W K Hopkins elected in the 19th district. Petsch re elected in the 85th, with county returns cited and amendments indicated as carried by a large margin.
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Ross S. Sterling
William E. Talbot
Dallas
Texas Election Board
United States Senate
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Doran John Haesly
Reno Eickenroth
Seguin
Senate
W. K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Hopkins
Bexar County
Harry M. Wurzbach
Congress
Henry B. Dielmann
14Th
Alfred Petsch
Wm. Dietel
Llano County
Petsch
Dietel
Blanco County
Kendall County
Gillespie County
Prominent Mason Co Man Gustave Klingelhoefer Dies
Gustave Klingelhoefer of Mason County died Wednesday October 29 at about 12:30 p.m. He was 46 and had been ill since Monday. Funeral services were held October 30 at the Mason Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Froehmer and others officiating. Burial followed at Fredericksburg cemetery. He married Cornelia Schmidt in 1908 and leaves a widow, a foster mother, a half brother and three half sisters among others in Fredericksburg and Mason Co.
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Gustave Klingelhoefer
Mason
Klingelhoefer
Klinzelhoefer
Gross~ Hill
Cornelia Schmidt
Fredericksburg
Bast
Julius Klingelhoefer
Robert Julius Klingelhoefer
Otto Dittmar
August Stahl
Henry Lewis
Mason Co
Officials See Site Of Hill Line
Three top Southern Pacific officials spent 48 hours in West Central Texas reviewing routes for an early extension after ICC permission. The plan would connect Llano Mason Fredericksburg Brady and on to San Angelo and Corpus Christi while probing a Gulf and West Texas franchise takeover. The visit signals SPs intent to expand toward the coast and Midwestern traffic, with possible ties to the Cotton Belt.
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Austin
Tex
Southern Pacific
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Llano
Houston
Hale Holden
A. D. McDonald
el Paso
H. M. Lull
Mason Fredericksburg
Brady
Gulf and West Texas
Brady-San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Galveston
San Antonio
Mason
Holden
Fredericksburg
Comanche
Stephenville
San Angelo
Middle West
Plains Country
S. A. Express
Hallowe'en Social Sponsored by Morris Ranch PTA
The Morris Ranch Parent Teacher Association hosted a Hallowe'en social at the Hall on Friday night October 31. A large crowd enjoyed costumes and activities including fortune telling and bobbing for apples. The Popular Young Lady Contest raised $13.50 and volunteers from Fredricksburg White Oak and Austin contributed to the event.
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Morris Ranch Parent- Teacher Association
The Dawn Patrol at Palace Theatre Armistice Day
A glowing review celebrates The Dawn Patrol as a landmark aviation drama starring Richard Barthelmess with an all star cast. It praises authentic air combat, groundbreaking sound effects, and cinematic realism that elevates the war in the air to a classic status.
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First National
Vitaphone
Richard Barthelmess
Palace Theatre
Barthelemess
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Neil Hamilton
Clyde Cook
Gardner James
Frank McHugh
France
Funeral Held For Mrs Perry J Lewis Of San Antonio
Mrs. Perry J. Lewis 57 prominent society figure died Tuesdaynight at home in San Antonio. Funeral from the family residence Thursday with Bishop William T Capers and Rev Samuel B Capers officiating. She is survived by her husband Perry J Lewis Jr a son three daughters and a sister. The Witte Memorial Museum closed all day in her memory.
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Perry J. Lewis
San Antonio
William T. Capers
West Texas
Episcopal Church
Samuel B. Capers
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis
Bryan
Armistice Day Proclamation Urges National Observance
President Hoover urges Americans to observe Armistice Day with gratitude for strengthened peace agencies and firm amity with other nations. He orders the U S flag on government buildings on November 11 1930 and invites ceremonies in schools churches and suitable places nationwide.
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Hoover
America
Senate
House of Representatives
Herbert Hoover
United States of America
United States
P T A Halloween Party at Mrs Kassell’s Ranch
Mrs F C Kassell hosted a Halloween party for P T A members school faculty and many guests at her ranch home. Jack o lanterns moonlight and outdoor games set the scene with hot chocolate and cake served late. Over one hundred guests attended and the evening featured seasonal flowers pumpkins and radio music.
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F. C. Kassell
Fredericksburg Tourist Park Golf Course Moves and Refines
The Fredericksburg Tourist Park Golf course has been moved and refinished. Golf players should take advantage of this.
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Fredericksburg Tourist Park
Notable Visitors From Blanco And Kendallia In Fredericksburg
Messrs. Chas. Koch of Blanco and Christian Knippa of Kendallia visited in Fredericksburg last Wednesday.
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Messrs
Chas. Koch
Blanco
Christian Knippa
Kendalia
Fredericksburg
Mexican Contraction Camp Murders Jose Gracia
Jose Gracia, about 50, was found shot multiple times under a railroad trestle near the S. F. Vann camp on the San Antonio road. Investigators questioned camp residents and arrested fellow-boarder Joe Hernandez after papers of the dead man were found on him. Burial followed due to lack of relatives.
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S. F. Vann Contraction Firm
Pedernales River
San Antonio Road
Jose Gracia
Gracia
Joe Hernandez
Garcia
Hernandez
Fredericksburg Concert Band at Palace Theatre Benefit
The Fredericksburg Concert Band plans a November 14 concert at the Palace Theatre to support the band. The program includes Lights Out March, McCoy New Dawn Overture, Sousa Chimes of Love Waltz, Nugget Nell Overture, On the Mall March, Military Escort variants, Stars and Stripes Forever March, and A Lady Sur renders on screen, with free past performances noted.
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Fredericksburg
Palace Theatre
Court House Park
Turner Hall
Palace Theater
Russell U. S. Field Artillery
Southwell
Goldman
Mascagno
Cavalleria Rusticana
Straus
Blue Danube
2Nd Stripes Forever
March
Sousa
Local notes on visits and business openings in town
Mrs. Felix Heimann visited her ill father in San Antonio. Gordon Ottens opened a battery service station at the E C Ottens Filling Station on South Heights to recharge and repair all makes of batteries. J S Turrentine bought the stock of goods and fixtures of F Taylor at Corner Confectionary and continues the business as Jim's Place, seeking community support.
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Felix Heimann
Willie Feller
San Antonio
Gordon Ottens
E. C. Ottens
South Heights
Gordon
J. S. Turrentine
F. Taylor
Jim’s
Turrentine
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