Poll Tax Totals Show Rises Across City and County Precincts
Bexar residents hold 67 556 poll taxes this year with a 6 783 rise over last year. City precincts total 55 889 votes while rural outside units tally 11 863. Aliens hold 1 167 poll taxes. many are marked not entitled to vote. Precincts vary widely with 17 city wards over 600 taxes, and Precinct No 75 leading with 650 voters.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Maury Mayesick
Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Noine
Only Young to Get Suspended Terms, Jurist Indicates
Judge R J McMillan said there will be no suspended sentences in Federal District Court except for young people. Henry Boggang, a former city policeman, faced a second liquor offense. his health and work status were noted and clemency sought. The court imposed a $200 fine and a 90 day suspended sentence as a corrective measure for youth.
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Federal
R. J. McMillan
Henry &. Boggang
Bogkans Wagenald
Stepfather Tries to Assume Blame in Aquor Case
In federal district court Ramon Dominguez pleaded guilty to a crime involving his stepson Feitelatia Rendon. Rendon was tried without a jury. the court found Rendon guilty and deferred his sentence for 90 days. Dominguez received 90 days in jail.
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Ramon Dominguez
Dominguez
Feitelatia Rendon
Tler
Nuyldadl Street
Randon
Favorable Trends in Wholesale Optics and Home Prices
Favorable trends in business point to stability in wholesale optics in the last weeks and a revival of confidence in home prices during February and early March. The Commerce Department report notes improved conditions and renewed consumer sentiment as the month progresses.
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Washington, D. C
Doe
Dts
Veto talk clouds Democratic tariff plan in Senate
Washington April 2. President veto of the Democratic tariff act is predicted as certain by Senator Brokhart who says the bill will be redone and veto sustained. Senate passage 42 to 40 sends the measure to conference to reconcile with the house. The bill would grant tariff commission duties and consumer counsel access, but the Senate struck the commission’s binding power.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Hoover
Brokhart
Senate
House
U. S. Tariff Commission
Congress
Sendle
Commission
Tariff Commission
Actress Lucille Ince Granted Divorce From Ralph Ince
Los Angeles April 2 Lucille Mendex Ince winsome actress wins divorce from movie producer Ralph Ince. She alleges he harmed her career by blocking theatrical engagements. The court granted the divorce today in a case stressing professional reputation and marriage harmony.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Ince
Lucille Mendex Ince
Senate fights over Reconstruction Finance loans bill
In Washington on April 2, a Senate split over the Couzens bill would strip the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of railroad lending power. It would transfer authority to the Interstate Commerce Commission and limit loans to maturities and interest payments. The dispute centers on a 12.8 million loan to Missouri Pacific, with 4.585 million reserved to repay a J Pierpont Morgan Kuhn Loeb loan and other Wall Street financiers. Senators initially sought to rescind the loans, only to learn the action was authorized by the Reconstruction Act.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hts
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Yiich
J. Pierpont
J. Pierpont Marg20
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Wall Street
Et Ivez
Joans
Al Smith Denies Vote Understanding
New York April 2 Alfred E. Smith head of the Democratic party calls as false reports that he has an understanding with any other presidential candidate or will withdraw before the national convention.
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New York
INS
Alfred EB. Smith
Tibular
Democratic Party
Tose
Florida Congresswoman Ruth Owen Struck by Flu in Atlantic City
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida contracted influenza while staying at an Atlantic City hotel. Her office reported the illness not serious and said she is resting. The news came from her office today.
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Solon
Washington, D. C
Tsi
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Atlantic City
Gary Cooper declines Baum $3 dance offer at sea
Vicki Baum, author of Grand Hotel, says Gary Cooper refused her $3 dance offer aboard the ship Inez Europa. Baum notes Cooper sent a firm refusal citing insufficient compensation against the perils of sea travel. Baum comments on American men and citizen aspirations during the port arrival.
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New York
Vicki Baum
Gary Cooper
Miss Baum
Inez Europa
Cooper
Aeril
Ito
Dmb
Grain Board Keeps Price Down Claim
Grain board keeps prices down as Peter B. Carey, president of the Chicago Board of Trade, says wheat prices would rise 10 cents per bushel if the farm board and the grain stabilization corporation suspend operations. The remark was made in Minneapolis on April 3.
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Grain Board
Minneafolis
Minn
Farm Board
The
Crain Stabilization Corporation
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board of Trove
Gerard Quits as Treasurer of Democratic National Committee
James W. Gerard of New York, former ambassador to Germany, resigned today as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. The notice was given to the House clerk. no reason was stated for the decision.
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Washington, D. C
James W. Gerard
New York
Germany
Democratic National Committee
House
Gerard Baye
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Ruth Neely
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Wolff & Marx Co
Axminster Rugs
Wolff & Marx
Gerard
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