San Antonio Census Reports School Age Children
The 1930s census shows 8,701 children ages 7 to 21 in San Antonio eligible for public schools, with 85 white and 2,012 Black youths accounted for. an increase of 786 from the previous year. Ed Rivas presented the figures and outlined a census payment plan. The board set actions on school furnishings, annual financial statements, cafeteria construction, blinds, grounds beautification, and auditing bids. The open meeting followed a two hour caucus.
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San Antonio
Board of Education
Ed ‘Rivas
Gaid
Rivas
Santil
Department of
de Zagalla
Charles Wynne
Ernst and Ernst
BIES
Seventh
San Pedro Park
Sanitary Department
Twain Junior Schdor
King Furniture
Shiner-Sein
Bulldog Motherhood Welcomes Three Baby Tigers in Macon
In Macon Georgia on April 8 three baby tigers joined a bulldog's brood. The newborns were born at the writer quarters here and were soon separated from their mother to protect their lives. Two previously adopted tigers were moved up to the hottie class.
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Bulldog
Macon
Congress May Moves to Elevate Colonel Mitchell
A plan circulated in Congress May to prevent removal of Mitchell from the Army Air Service hierarchy and to block his demotion. Representative Charles F. Curry argues the move is a gross injustice and vows to fight to shield Mitchell from forced retirement or rank reduction.
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Universal Servicr
Washieares
Mitchell
Will G
Carry
Curry
Che
City to Build Enclosed Outfall Sewer Near Mitchell Lake
Plans drawn for one mile of enclosed outfall sewer from the city to Mitchell Lake at an estimated cost of about $100,000. Mayor John W. Loban authorized immediate work after a recent break in the current open sewer line. The San Antonio Irrigation Company has run an open sewer under a 99 year contract and says it lacks funds for the enclosed system, risking contract forfeiture and leaving the city to solve disposal needs.
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John W. Lob
San Antonio Irrigation Company
Mitchell Lake
San Antonis Irrigation Company
Cleveland To Get Air Mail Office
Whitbeck, superintendent of the eastern division of the transcontinental air mail service, announced that headquarters of the division will be transferred from New York to Cleveland in April.
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Cleveland
AIR Mail Office
Tife. Whitbeck
The
Transcontinental Air Mail Service
New York
1925 Freight Loadings Break Seasonal Record
Revenue freight loadings for the first three months of 1925 reached a new high, totaling 11,785,285 cars, per American Railway Association. The period January through March saw a weekly increase of 22,032 cars versus the prior week and 24,006 cars over the same week in 1924, with all commodities rising except livestock.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Hyestock
Vegetable Buyer Goes On Rampage In City Streets
A 12 year old man jailed Tuesday night after a plan to travel to farms for vegetables turned violent. He attacked a rear servant with a stick in the Eldorado street area, chased him around a yard, then stood as a sentry in the street before police halted the incident. He was booked on a warrant.
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Eldo
Reday Street
el Dorado
Espinosa
G. W. Grayim
Hardcastle
Army maneuvers defend Panama Canal begin
American forces opened war games defending the Panama Canal with coast defenses infantry field artillery and air service in operation yesterday. No official communique issued but air service reportedly scored a high percentage of direct hits from eight thousand feet as the canal faces an attack by a landing force from U S cruisers.
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Ase Reneerunt
JARMY
Panama
Akmy
Panama Canal
Air “Service
United States
Mayor Lovenskiold Re-elected in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi mayor P. G. Lovenskiold won a third consecutive term with 2096 votes, defeating Clark Peace by 938. City commissioners Warren W. Chapman and Dave Segrest were re-elected, with Henry B. Johnson and W. J. Smith also returned to the commission.
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Corpus Christi
P. G. Lovenskiold
Clark Peace
Lovenskiold
Warren W. Chapman
Dave. Segrest
Henryb. Johnson
W. J. Smith
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Fifth Ave
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