Promoter Recalls Odd Night Incident In Manhattan
Eddie Vogt reports a friend Pete Grown involved as Crown, a man said to have staged a strange late night solo walk near the Federal Reserve bank. Police quickly responded thinking he planned a bank robbery, but Crown denied ties to them and was humorously treated by Sergeant Melly and Officer Kelly.
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Eddie Vogt
Pete Grown
Crown
Mary's Atreet
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
D. B. Melly
Kelly
Pneumatic Tube System Serves Downtown Business Area
Fragmented account describes Western Union pneumatic carrier tubes routing messages under Houston Street and downtown streets. Carriers travel about 328 feet per minute to five substations, with a central office at South Presa and Commerce. The piece mentions maintenance, staff, and a few local figures amid a chaotic, humorous digression on golf and bystanders.
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Buty
You
Houston Street
Western Union
South Presa
Commerce Street
Stbala
Theybeth
W. Shipley
Gunter
Moore Building
Alano National Bank
Natione? Bank
Commerce Building
St. Anthony Later
St Anthony
Walional Banc
Commerce
National Bank of Commerce
Romance Begins Today in Wall Street Tale of Judith Brian
Judith Brian, a bank’s bookkeeping clerk in New York, encounters a flutter of desire as she prepares a list for Mr. Barry Deane and glimpses Mr. Harry Deane’s image at her desk. Guided by friend Zella’s creed of emotional independence, she grapples with love and restraint while awaiting confirmation of a contest prize and a pivotal meeting with Hasty. Copyright 103% by Ring Fene. Inc WINS COMMISSION. Appointment of Kenneth L. Boggs as second lieutenant in the engineer reserve announced by the War Department.
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Wall Street
Knickerbocker Bank
Judith Brian
Beokeeping
Judith
Thosa Iriel
Barry Deane
Business Department
Harry Deane
Fay Cleland
New York
Ely
Tudith
Zella
Ife
Brooklyn
Jove
Zetla
Gudith
Kermeth L. Boggs
van Nesssiteck
Engineer
War Department
Married Plans for Miss Ten as Beal in April
Mise Cara Johnsson once named Simmons University’s most beautiful girl and A L Van Assenderp of The Hague will wed in April. The couple began their romance after Assenderp saw her yearbook photo during Simmons band’s Europe tour. Johnson sails to Holland April 13 and will then journey to Java where he will be posted. They expect to travel about 40000 miles before settling in the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Carol Johnson
Simmons University
A. Ui van Assen
Herp
Nf Walland
Netherlands
Pluto
Grarvock
Abilene
Fezas
Achant
America
Mise Cara Johnsson
Ablene
Texas
A. L. van Assenderp
Hague
Holland
Assenderp
wniver+alty
Europe
Liem
Optimists Dinner Dance at St Anthony Hotel
Optimists will hold a dinner dance instead of the regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the St Anthony Hotel. John Swope to be installed as president with Jimmie Kiehr’s orchestra providing entertainment including Mary Stuart Edwards and Agnes Sondhra among others.
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Lin Sni Antonio Optimist Club
St. Anthony
John Swope
Jimmie Kiehr
Amd
Mary Stuart Edwards
Agnes Sondhra
Sielly Gregory Crain
Pee Hippoadromne Alels
Allred to Address Men's Bible Class
James V. Allred, Texas attorney general, will speak at the Men’s Bible Class at St Mark’s Episcopal Church. The event is scheduled for April 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the church hall, with Allred addressing the group on public service and legal matters.
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Allred
James V. Allred
Texas
S A Belt Line Elects New Directors
Stakeholders of the San Antonio Belt and Terral company, a Katy railroad subsidiary, elected five San Antonians and three outsiders to the board. Directors named were J. J. Barr Edwin Chamberlain T. B. Baker D. J. Straus and George Vaughan all of San Antonio and M H H Cahill of New York H B McGee of St Louis and C O Huff of Dallas. Officers named include Cahill as president McGee as vice president Walter Walthall of San Antonio as adviser to the president O H Bower of Dallas as auditor and Huff as general attorney. Cahill noted the Katy Way’s strong financial position and Southwest business, with no need for federal plans to cover fixed charges. Cahill and secretary Jbs Burns planned to depart for Dallas in Cahill’s private car with a group of Katy staff remaining in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Southwest
Cahill
J.bs. Burns
St. Louis
San Antonin
Dallas
Cabill
Kasy
F. W. Grace
Sherwin
Aff
J. M. Bryson
P. Ringer
Phillips
St Touls
F. M. Warden
Farsans
Kan
Oratorio Society Presents Hiawatha Wooing At School Auditorium
The San Antonio Municipal Oratorio plans the final season event, an original score Hiawatha’s Wooing by Gari Wertlh, performed at Thames Jefferson High School auditorium Baburing with free admission. Soloists include Bethy Longaker Wilton Robert Burns Campbell Mary Atuorey Keating and George Beker Jr. The piece retells Hiawatha and Minndisha’s meeting, No komie’s opposition, the arrowmaker’s admission, and the lovers’ solemn union in a stylized Indian cave story.
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Oratorio Society
San Antonio
Civic League to Hear Mary Wilson and Paul Villeret
Civic league meeting set for 8 p m Tuesday at New Braunfels avenue and Gowdy street will feature speakers Mary Wilson, city recreation vendent, and Alama Heights marshal Paul Villeret. Mrs Cort notes the gathering as a community event. Bam Anderson declared winner over F Aurendt in Jay trustee race for Fidgewood Schon District No. Al. Otto Weltnet, A McDonald, and Anderson named board for the ensuing year overseeing Edgewood and Stafford schools.
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Mary Wilson Vendent
City Recreation
Paul Villeret
Alama Heights
Wille
Alama Civic League
Ab New Braunfels Avenue
Gowdy Street
Cort
Glassford
Bam Anderson
F. Aurendt
Fidgewood Schon District No. al
Otto Welt
McDonald
Anderson
Edgewoods
Stafford
Degrees to be conferred at South Fish Rite reunion
The fifteenth and twentieth degrees will be conferred Tuesday during the annual South fish Rite reunion, which continues through Thursday and ends with the spring ceremonial Friday. Wednesday includes conferring the twenty first through the Anjrlieth degrees and the thirty first and thirty second degrees Thursday. Those who received the fourth to the fourteenth degrees Monday include Dustin Barnes Payne John Edward Mann Grover C Morris William Lambert Johnson William Henry Alston Earl Puller Robert Paul Riebo Edward Jumnen McIntire Raymond H Brewer Charles Raymond Shellito Les Franks Roscoe Duna ho Isador Nevelow Robert Met vain Abraham S Rosenberg Melvin J Mosher Errol Johnston Walter Crow Harold Schlivrer Willard Rabins William Farley Ray La Lanve Lee G Reelae.
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Arer
Dustin Barnes Payne
John Edward Mann
Grover C. Morris
William Lambert Johnson
William Henry Alston
Earl Puller
16 Bexar County Prisoners Leave for Huntsville
Sixteen Bexar county prisoners transferred from the county jail to Huntsville penitentiary. Among them two young bandits Bing Duke and Milton Eilis received five year terms for a hold up. A companion Thomps Bemus, a high school student, faced a 15 year sentence after the murder case involving Edwardo Ortiz, Eddie Green. An old-fashioned dance will be held at Palm Heights recreation center Tuesday at 8 p.m. Park director Lou Hamilton announced.
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Bexar County
Bing Duke
Milton Eilis
Thhe
Huntsvile
Thessay
Bilis
Leipart
John
Barr
Randolph
Thomps Bemus
Garnet Woody
Edwardo Ortiz
Eddie Green
Palm Heights Recreatin Center
Mise Lou Hamilton
Former Newsboy Revives Memories With Old Papers
John Arnold of 205 Leos recalls days gone by after finding old issues of The Light published in 1885. He keeps a fragile four page edition on a nickel copy and treasures archives that include a 1836 sensational murder tale and theater ads from a now vanished era.
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John Arnold
Leos
A. W. Uitford
Thomas B. Johnson
W. G. Whiter
United States
Hal Gossing
Antonia
Arnold
San Antonio division gains new territory for Missouri Pacific
The Missouri Pacific railroad expands the San Antonio division to include the Pal lmming region and southern lines serving Uvalde, Ash and Gulf routes. A. B. Kelley, longtime superintendent, is reassigned as superintendent of the enlarged area with permanent headquarters in Houston and later San Antonio Palestine. The shift does not alter general duties of the local superintendent.
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San Antonio
Missouri Pacific Railroad
G. N. Tholympic Antonio Southern
San Antist
Gulf
A. B. Kelley
Houston
Sildrium
Wild 11
Antonia
Kelley
Antonio
Palestine
Persine
Sup
Puntty
Anne of
Ammnoris
Gandy and 19 Star in Odd Tuesday Theft Report
A confusing police blotter note describes a Tuesday incident involving a large bag of tallypops and a loan theft at a residence on Norbit Brazos. The owner Emmett Flowers, 20, reports $450 worth of clothing stolen from him in El Paso, with additional items found and a radiator cap taken from Mrs. Margaret Wells’s building site.
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Coolice
JM Hig
Norbit
Nepiriiig
Emmett Flowers
Gyeng Island
el Paso
Jon
Margaret Wells
Apgr
W. Beverly
Nay
Tatte Poinch
All Avenue
Boone of Latreat
West Tate Robinson
Trustee Elector Election Tangles In Sayers Night Vote
A murky report outlines a local trustee election in Sayers area with scattered names and figures. Voters, poll results, and group names appear amid garbled text, naming Skrizekl, Gilbert, Campbell, Woodward, and others with vote tallies like 113 to 66 and 64. The fragment suggests a precinct meeting and lingering confusion over results and participants in a whovyday event at a district location.
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Sayers
Soho Astrick
Elec Arcanite
Skrizekl
Fete Dadek
Pelames
Gatwits
Gilbert
Trusters
Whigyday
Avery Vater
Antonio
Skrizckl
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