Death claims pioneer storekeeper of Antonio
Antupe Gerard Castanels, pioneer of San Antonio merchant life, died at his home at 210 West Magoolia avenue. He owned M. Castavela and Sons, wholesale men, for 64 years after arriving from Mahou. Funeral services at Porter Loring chapel and St Marys Church. Survivors include his widow, daughter and five children.
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Antupe
Gerard Castanels
Antonio
West Magoolia Avenue
At & A
M. Castanols and Bone
Maingrenue
Miguel Castanola
Castanole
A¢A
Vera Cron
Antoine Castanole
Sol
St. Mars's University
San Antonio
Mar Milles
France
Seo Antonio
Missouri Pacific
Tratka
Eto
Porter Loring
Sarvivora
Mra
Easie Craxford Gretanola
Joseph Cuetanola Drake
Mark Drake
Anthoes
Lolita
Inez
Gloria’ Gaotanola
Air Women Seek Dry Law Repeal in Illinois Delegation
A Springfield report notes a women’s delegation traveled from Chicago to lobby Governor Louis L. Emmerson for signature on the Grads bill repealing the state dry law. The governor was unavailable spending the weekend at home in Mt. Vernon.
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Springfield
Iss
Funng
Louis L. Emmerson
Chicago
Ty Mternom
Play to Be Given by Central Christian Church Group
Rand Kennedy leads the Brings School of Expression in The Mi Meek at Central Christian church at 8 PM. Mary Belané stars in the lead role.
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Rand Kennedy
Christ
Central Christian Church
Brings School of Expression
Sonaira Mary Belané Withava
Radox Brings Foot Comfort To America
Advertisment for Radox foot care claims to ease tired feet after work with soothing, comforting relief. The promotional language promises relief from arching strain and heat and touts a rejuvenating effect for daily foot wear.
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Radox
America
Insurance Law Debate Sparks Texas Life Insurance Clash
Charles Fowler led an anti Robertson law coalition in Austin alleging unequal tax burdens between Texas life and non life insurers with similar assets. He cited San Antonio Public Service Co paying over 137000 in taxes while a comparable insurer paid only 6362, calling for repeal and modification hearings slated for Wednesday.
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Texas Lifenaar Ence
Charles Fowler
Etste Robertesa Insurance
Gunter Hotel
Fowler
San Antonio
Publc
Axes
Texas
P. L. Anderson
Sexar Jenunty
Japanese royalty in New York social scene
Prince Takimatsu and Princesa Elkukoo of Japan greeted a frenzied New York crowd tonight as police sirens echoed through the streets. The young couple moved from point to point, amid cheers and a watchful parade of onlookers.
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New York
Prince Takimatsu
Princesa Elkukoo
Japan
Dudel
Mbica
Girl Charged With Murder After Man Shot Dead
Mia Maria Garcia of 107 South Leona wheel is charged with murder in the shooting death of Sidel Martinez, 35, at his home. Detectives say Garcia claimed she was joking and did not know the pistol was loaded. Martinez died at Robert B. Green hospital shortly after being struck in the heart. Garcia was held at the city jail.
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Mia
Maria Garcia
Leona Wheel
Sidel Martinez
Couet of
Justice of the Peace
John Shook
Martinez
Robert B. Green Hospital
Miss Garcia
H. C. Perton
J. G. Gray
Mertlees
Bome
France Surpasses US and Britain in French Trade 1931
PARIS April 11 Germany has overtaken the United States as France's main source of imports and has also surpassed Great Britain in the nation’s principal trade partner. Fresh official French trade statistics for 1931 show notable shifts compared with 1930.
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Paris
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Sentence in Killing Trial Is Suspended
A five year sentence was suspended for Federico Carmona of 005 Slonteriay acenet Alvarez by Albany Ninets fourth District court Saturday on a murder charge connected to the death of Maximo Cabrera on August 10, 1920. The defense pleaded self defense. The case opened Thursday and went to the Interstate Pridsy. Cabrera was killed with a blunt instrument.
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Federico Carron
Bya Aly
Maximo Cabrera
Carmona
Elf
Cabrera
Rio Grande Firemen Meet at Weslaco
Rio Grande Valley Volunteer firemen from the valley will hold their regular quarterly meeting with the Weslaco fire department next Tuesday at the Cortes hotel in Weslaco Texas.
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Rio Grande
Weslaco
Whalaco
Texas
Rio Grands Valles
Volenteer
Cortes Hotel
Pan American Day Observance Set In San Antonio
Pan American Day was proclaimed by Mayor C M Chambora with Hoover era proclamations. The Pan American Round Table will host a luncheon at the Gunter Hotel and stage an essay contest among San Antonio students with a $25 prize.
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Prestint Hoover
C. M. Chambora
Seo Antonio School
Iiliken
Florence Griswold
Cochairmen
Bre
Mars Lou Chillers
Ars
Fred Maly
Commission Studies Platinum Deposits in Hidalgo Mexico
A University of Mexico commission travels to Hidalgo to audit reports of rich platinum deposits near Jacala. Early data show specimens with high platinum content. Mexico’s Hidalgo is noted for mineral wealth and mining activity, including Pachues and other camps, with strong agricultural potential.
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Calpers Service
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Hidalgo
Jacala
Mexico
Humbold
Didalgo
Pachues
Advance Data on Opera Indicates Mary Garden Out
Chicago reports indicate Mary Garden will not appear with the Chicago civic opera season. Her photograph remains in the advertising display as a draw, with officials suggesting interested parties may draw their own conclusions.
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Mary Garden
Chicago
Matstrerden
Miss Garden
Ghengs
Opera
Million Lottery Tickets Seized In New York
One million lottery tickets destined for an English derby were seized in New York. Customs officials, claiming it to be the largest such seizure in the region, uncovered the shipment in eleven baggage portions aboard the Cunard liner Aquitania.
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Murrernaoor
New York
Josa
Customs Service
Rustoma Inspectorn Ilive
Haggage
Toraniel Fiessenger
Aquitania
Rumanian ruler honors Byrd and Lindy at ceremony
In Bucharest on April 11, a royal ceremony honored famed aviators including Charles Lindbergh and Richard Byrd among others. The Human Order for Aviation Merit recognized international pilots such as Mige Fekenrr and Malo Balbo, with French air leaders also cited for their service.
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Byrd
Lindy
Bucharest
Aix
UN Ity
Charles A. Litsthers
Stear
Ricker TE. Byal
Wase
Humanian Order
Ate
Cural
Ves
Mige Fekenrr
Ckipper
Zappos Hin
Malo Balbo
Malian
Air Talninter
Trancatlandii Fliers
Canlain Tesudont
Maurier Bellante
New York Police Return to Beating Beats in Uniform
The New York Police Department announces a return to regular foot patrols in uniform across the five boroughs. Under the reform plan, precinct and ward commanders will oversee beat policing, with supervision tightened and the former “weaving” practices eliminated.
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New
Vega
Apne
Wister
Etter
Old Cannon Found in Italian Waters
An old cannon was recovered from the waters near Italian shores amid fragments of destroyed homes. The finding suggests the piece may have been blown up during a historical bombardment around 174.
6 Foot Mexican Panther Slain on Valley Ranch
UVALDE April 1 Teres a Merling co uger panther measured six feet nine inches from tip to tail and weighed about 110 pounds It was killed after hours of pursuit by youths of Batessile on the Taylor ranch south of town Two of Smiths young hounds treed the animal and shots from a 22 caliber rifle dispatched the creature It had previously been trapped in a steel trap but pulled free and had been blamed for losses among local goat herds
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Jill
Collision Injures Soldiers in City Street Crash
A Friday collision between an automobile and a motorcycle sent five Kort Sam Houston soldiers to base hospital with serious injuries. D Willigins of the Fifteenth Field Artillery suffered a broken arm and leg and a probable skull fracture, while Cecil Wamrick of the game division was slightly hurt. Mr Chrisman, driver of the automobile, escaped injury. Mrs Ray Sickles recuperates at home after an operation.
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Sam Houston
D. Willigins
Fifteenth
Field Artillers
Cecil Wamrick
Game Division
Bing
Wag Ness
Chrisman
Burnett Street
American found dead in distant capital scene
An American man, possibly Ben Franklin or Lee F Frankel of Chicago, was found dead near Galiulo, Mexico, on April 7. Identification was difficult, but the body bore Chicago labels. Consul Sobokin reported efforts to positively identify the 55 to 60 year old man.
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Univeral Service
Washington, D. C
Alain
Galiulo
Moxico
State Department
Samuel Sabgkin
Ben Pranklin
Lee F. Frankel
Saltiliga
Anan
Sobokin
Doctors travel to brother's funeral in Welch VA
Doctors W and B Hicks of San Antonio join three other physician brothers in Welch Virginia for the funeral of their brother Dr. Charles J. Biche who died this week. The group gathers for the service and support among siblings in medicine.
Sunday Concert Set at Highland Park
A municipal concert by Miss Mary Wilson will be conducted at Highland Park Sunday afternoon. The program features community singing and activities connected with the concert, with notices about nearby hotels and weekly rates in the classified section.
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Highland Park
Mary Wilson
Rogins
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Newton & Weller Co
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Princess Takamatou
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Prince
Wall
N.Y
Valley Ranch
Urs
Ray
Sickles
Cli
Sherman Palmush
Houston and
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Enfrauire
N. St. Mary's
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Bek
Fox’s
Kodaks
FOX
Kodak
Avice SE
Fox's
Kodak Headquarters
Earth
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North St. Mary's Street
Aztec Theatre
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Kane
Addrean
Erik Deettein
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