SIAL FLIER TARTS AFTER FANE
Margaret Thomas, an 18 year old from San Antonio, plans endurance and speed flights to shatter records with a special plane under construction. She trained in San Antonio and Fort Worth and will depart for Dallas after a May completion target.
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Andy Smith
Laurela
San Antonio
Margaret Mas
Hubert Thomas
Elinor
Allen
Thomas
San Ane
Cour
United States
Ale
Jackson
Fort Worth
Lance Flier
Swanee Taylor
Freddie Lund
Amy
Apeeabe
Antonio
Wgo
Thomes
Tal
Curtis Ring
New York
Vethee Records
Miss Thomes
Curtiss Company
Mx Thomas
Dallas
Fiesta opening to begin with plane arrival at Dodd field
Plans call for the Fiesta de San Jacinto opening in April to be signaled by His Majesty arriving by airplane at Dodd Field. He will be escorted by Texas guards from the field to the Alamo to wreath heroes of the Battle of San Jacinto. A Fiesta association meeting outlined seating and wall-station placements around the Alamo yard.
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Autonio Xit
Ise
Guever Hotel
Jack Rpybould
Ralph Orkee
Stenda
Alamo
Rey Sud
Ee Pl
Seata
Margaret’ Thomas
Miss Thomas
Curtis Wright Field
Dalsworth
Cigsna
Debaters Defeat Rivals at Temple Meet
San Antonio Junior College girls team led by Lucile Sehorogler and Berlie Jacobs defeated Florence Spreckles and Nan Hearne Heverly of Westmoorland College. Ruth Delemater won the oratorical contest over Belle King Combs. The college teams and a boys team will represent the college in the district tournament at Temple on April 25. Delemater will speak on The flag's duty and Westmoorland College will compete. The Junior College title team held the negative on the question: Resolved That the Sterling Plan For Financing State Highways Should Be Adopted in Texas. Other participants include Schreiner Institute and Temple Junior College.
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San Antonio Junior College
Lucile S¢ehroegler
Berlie Jacobs
Plorence Spreckles
Nan Hearne Heverly
Westmoorland College
Ruth Delemater
Westmoorland Allege
Belle King Combs
Jay Sam Lever
Foy Moody
K. L. Neal
Trrle
Texas Junior College Public Speaking Association
S Delemarer
Westmoorland
Qollege
Sterling
Texas
Temple
Schreiner Institute of
Kereville
Temple Junior College
Retired Railroad Man Draper Dies at Home
Joseph W Draper dies Friday at 2220 South Preen etrees his burial Saturday at Porter Loring mortuary services to follow a definite hour to be announced. A member of Knights of Pythias and the Order of Railway Conductors he was a native of Arkansas and had lived here 134 years as a retired railway conductor. Surviving are his widow Lillie Draper a daughter Mary Annie Draper and a son Joseph W Draper all of the city.
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Joseph W Draper
South Preenetrees
Porter Loring Mortuary
Draper
Knights of Prihias
Order of Railway Conductors
Arkansas
Mra
Lillie Traper
Mary Annie Draper
Joseph W. Lou
Thin Eilp
Movie notables attend wedding at St Stephens church
Notable figures from the motion picture colony gathered for the wedding of Mrs. Cordelia Runyon and Mariyn Jebocon at St Stephens church. The ceremony was performed by Fue Philip E. Kesler and followed by dancing beneath a flower vaulted altar.
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Bolle Odl
d—Nowbies
Motion Picture Colony
St. Stephens
Cordelia Runyon
Mariyn Jebocon
Fue Philip E. Kesler
Cincinnati Bank Robbed of 8000 Dollars
Bank robbery in Cincinnati on a April day ends with robbers firing a machine gun at a grocer across the street. The criminals escape in an armed car after exchanging shots, leaving authorities to investigate the $8000 theft.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnani
Flier May Lose His Sight in Prom Crash
A prom night plane crash near Mission Burial Park at noon Wednesday left a flyer with eye injuries. Authorities say the pilot may lose sight. rescue crews reported wreckage and a derailed flight path. Investigators continue to examine the wreck to determine a safe return to service.
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Uinarhe Avenue
Mission Burial Park
Dryin Thursdays charge sparks vigil, San Antoniane scandal
In a puzzling civic tale, twenty men face charges amid a chaotic night in San Antoniane. Authorities characterized the event as a dryin Thursday incident with reckless conduct and alleged antaxivation. Merchant Clif Rawchise noted the scene as fraught with confusion and missteps during the late evening hours.
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San Antoniane
Ater
Miele Durhie
Brady murder case venue change delayed by new subpoenas
In Austin on April 14, Judge Brady’s murder case against Miss Lellia Highsmith was delayed as 78 defense witnesses were resubpoenaed for April 11 for a second hearing. Prosecutors issued subpoenas for about 100 more to argue for a change of venue in Travis County. The jury previously stood 12 to 1 in favor of convicting with a death penalty.
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Austin
Terns
John W. Brady
Lellia Highsmith
Travis County
Tay
Carrillo to be transferred as consul general to Mexico City
Alejander P. Carrilla, former const general for Mexico, will travel via San Antonio Saturday afternoon en route to Mexico City for transfer instructions as consul general at Line, Peru. He plans to greet old friends in San Antonio and send best wishes for the city’s continued progress.
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Alejander P. Carrilla
Mexico
Orleana
San Antonio
Mexico City
Geners
Line
Peru
Estend
Race Car Report Lacks Confirmation From Don Campaign
Reports claimed Canpontall Haker or Amri Igan would succeed Rave Dun as driver of the English racing car Silver Dullee to set a new speed record. W S Strum, manager of Don, denied the claim and backers refused comment amid camp tensions.
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Dayiuna Real
Fidy
Luling Scholastic Census Shows Growth in District
Luling Texas April 4 the scholastic census for the Luling district finished this week by C G C Pluwennecke shows 1500 children in scholastic age, a 14 percent rise over 1920 in Laing and Union Center districts. Last year Laing had 2122, Union Center 180. The 1930 census for the combined districts counted 1608 children, with 2050 305 negroes and 167 Mexicans.
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Luling
Texas
Repahilentschay
C. G C. Pluwennecke
Laing
Union Center
Laling
Seized Liquor Sent to Fort Sam Hough
April 4 report from Texas notes 627 pallens of alcohol moved to Fort Sam Houston for use in government hospitals mines and fish hatcheries. It also records 1205 gallons transferred to the military post amid contraband concerns and underlines the ease of getting loans from local firms.
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Ft. Sam del
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