Photographers and traps lure wild game for dramatic closeups
In a mix of anecdotes the piece details Jace Brecht and Wes Alm using synchronized bait and flash traps to capture coyotes skunks foxes raccoons and even a buzzing buzzard on film. It notes weatherproof setups built of pill boxes and powder creating non flash bombs and recalls various misfires including a self photographed buzzard and a camera caught by a curious field task. It also references local figures Porter Loring Tom Swift and Fort Amherst post officers with an art education push using NRA funds.
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Brecht
Wildwood
Ex Intriorte Mechinlem
Brer Fox
Boecht
of Friends
McMullen County
Dope Money Taken In Back Room Robbery At Dope Store
Four masked bandits robbed a shop on Donaldson Avenue and Fredericksburg Road, taking about $200 cash and $25 in merchandise after forcing manager W G Moore and customers into a back room. Two men described as 33 and 38, well dressed, fled. Lois Domingues was later arrested nearby for attempted burglary. Two other incidents saw sluggings and robberies on Worth Leona Street and North Calaveras Street, with victims injured and money and hat stolen.
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Donaldson Avenue
Fredericksburg Road
W. G. Moore
Moore
Charles Saunders
White Ot
Mooretala
Lois Domingier
Banta Para
Homer
Long Eucly Bune
Millers
Santa Clara
South Streets
Loni
Domingues
A. Paxtar
Leona Street
C. B. Cerdz
Calaveras Street
Arias
Cerda
Hanks
Bath
Juan Aculets
Hidelge Virvet
One Dead and Seven Hurt In Gonzales Area Crash
A fatal crash near Gonzales left one person dead and seven others injured, including two from San Antonio, as night injuries were reported after a Belmont Epworth League meeting. The incident occurred Sunday night, with emergency responders attending to the wounded.
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Gonzales
Belmont
Anegit
Fippin
Bill
Kevin
Pippin
Ana
Fiesta Welter Sprague Returns to New York After Fiesta Visit
Ste FIESTA figure Jest Rainsford Sprague of New York, noted in economics and justice writing, visited San Antonio for the Fiesta festival. Former jewelry industry leader and civic figure, he chaired Rotary and Fiesta Parade efforts, with contributions to major magazines. He plans to return to New York this week.
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Rainsford Sprague
New York
San Antonio
Sprague
Total Rotary Club
Eurday Evening Post
Harper's
Marion Farmer Fatally Hurt in Automobile Crash
A Marion farmer, Manuel Torres, 40, died after his car overturned at the junction of West White and new Seguin roads Sunday. His wife and six children were injured. Torres died about three hours after the crash at Robert B. Green hospital. Authorities say Torres swerved to avoid another auto. The heavily loaded vehicle turned over, killing the infant and injuring several family members. Authorities described the scene as chaotic with multiple injuries.
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Manuel Torres
Marion
Farm&y
White
New Seguin
Susiday
Wes
Robert B. Green Hospital
Jetusflice
Torres
Tanity
Gulf
Doug
Foynt
Mary Pickford
Fairbanks
Tts
Bam ‘Houston
Terang
Kewle Hell
Amonr
Richard Ay Inches
Tenagetes
Whiskey Thieves Hit Aviation Drugstore on North New Braunfels
Thieves forced entry through a transom at the Aviation drugstore on 1819 North New Braunfels Avenue and stole a quantity of cigarettes and whiskey. The owner Emil Weltbacher reported the incident on Monday.
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Aviation
New Braunfels Ayene
Emil Weltbacher
Italy Deflation Program Begins Amid Salary and Price Cuts
Rome reports Italy’s deflation program underway with broad salary reductions and lower prices for food clothing and rent. The plan was implemented smoothly with little opposition as of today April 16.
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Italy
Rome
Delayed Start For World Relief Program Seen Until April
Relief headquarters on Monday signaled a definite postponement of the new world relief program until at least April. About 71,000 indigents entered their second day of pasting as a $96,000 county warrant was anticipated for Bexar County.
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Mario Dresden
Guy Bonham
Rcal
Bexar County
Miss Dresden
Mit
Herbert Peakrs
Peatrs
Faurst
Berar
Iun
Major Ocker Transferred From Kelly Field to Brooks Field
Major William G. Ocker, famed as the army's first pilot and blind flying pioneer, is relieved from duty at Kelly field and ordered to Brooks field. The transfer follows alleged derogatory remarks toward Lieut. Col. Henry B. Clagett and comes after court martial testimony about friction between the two men. Ocker says he has not received official notification and declined comment.
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William G. Ocker
Army
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
Waa
O¢ker
Bily
Charles H. Dentarth
Air Training Center
Randolph Tela
Ocker
Gotonel Clagett
Brooks
Clagett
Kelly
Bar Association to Dine Judges in Texas City
Members of the Texas Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals and Texas Bar Association officials will be guests at a dinner of the local Bar Association on May 5. President Harry L. Howard called a Tuesday noon meeting at the Plaza Hotel to draft plans for the event. Committee appointments will be announced.
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Bar Association
Texas Sapreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas Bar Association
Gan Antoxic Bar Association
Harry L. Howard
Plaza Hotel
Howard
Ace of Spades Bad Omen for Player
In Washington on April 1 three times Lawrence L Howell drew the ace of spades during a card game with friends, claiming a bad omen. The same night a car crash killed Rowell and injured six others including Mildred Holland who died en route to a hospital.
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Washington, D. C
Lawerence L_ Howell
Rowell
Mildred. Holland
Pioneers of San Jacinto Fiesta Plan San Antonio Center
The Texas Pioneers Association held a one day convention at Plaza Rotel to push for a Texas Centerenigh in San Antonio to host a centennial in 1938. Edward Heusinger heads the committee. state funds $100,000 plus local contributions, with Edwin Champerlain presiding. Memorial services honored nine deaths. speakers included Major Gesy, Beaumont Buck, and Col. H. A. White.
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Texas Plomier’s Association
Plaza Rotel Rool
Texas
Edwin Champerlain
Municipal Auditorium
W.T. Capers
C.K. Quin
Ail Corners
Erhardt Guenther
Board of Trustees
Gesy
Eval Beaumont B. Buck
U.S. A
Tued
Col. H. A. White
Wound Treated After Stitches Placed on Throat
Miss Margaret Pusher, 22, suffered a throat wound described as pronounced but not life threatening. Five stitches were required to close the injury at East Crankelt Street. She was found on the floor Sunday morning and later released from Robert B. Green hospital after treatment.
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Margaret Pusher
East
Crankelt Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Meeting of Chamber Sports Committee at Gunter Hotel
The sports committee of the chamber of commerce led by J. T. Jamison will meet Tuesday at noon at the Gunter hotel. Most members will attend the opening game of the Texas Tennessee baseball season afterward. Albert Seiler, 23, was treated at Robert B. Green hospital after being struck on the head by a hammer. report unclear if related to the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Jamison
Chatmain
Gunter Hotel
Texas
Hammer Victin
Albert Seiler
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mondey
Lucas Stil Postmaster Status in San Antonio Uncertain
The San Antonio postmaster term of FG Lucas expired Sunday with no word on a successor. Dan Quill has been recommended but no confirmation. Lucas will continue to serve until Washington directs otherwise.
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Sim Antonio
Lucas
Ireland Senate reforms and a prayer for caution
A fragment from Santa Monica reflects on Ireland planning to abolish its senate and urges慎慎慎 cautious action influenced by religious sentiment. It blends a mock prayer for guidance and a note about Will Rogers’ new film "David Harem" showing.
Welcome for Antonio XVI at Fiesta Week Opening
San Antonio prepares to greet King Antonio XVI at 2 p.m. as Fiesta Week opens with pomp at the Alamo plaza. Texas Cavaliers escort him from the railroad station to lay a wreath, followed by parades, flower shows, and the coronation of the Fiesta queen.
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San Antobio
Antonio XVI
Antonin Xye
Ward ‘Orsinger
Alamo
State Association, of Texas Pioneers
Plaza
San Antonia
Antonio
Texas
Commerce Street
St. Mary's Street
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
CG .K. Quit
Batele of Flowers
Municipal Auditorium
Batele of Flowers Association
Aoual
Womenn’s Club
Milam
San Antonio
San Antonis
South Texas Press Association
St. Anthony Hotel
Assault to Murder Charges Filed in City District Court
Matiue Lopez, 29, of 805 Vers Crus street, charged with assault to murder in a complaint filed by city detectives Monday in Justice of Peace Union's court. Mateo Casillon, 32, of 1926 Montans street, in serious condition at Robert Bi, Green hospital from a bullet wound to the left side. Castlle Jon shot in an altercation at Produce Row and South Pecos Street Saturday night. Council to Meet in Austin on April 16 as petroleum council plans meeting in Tyler row with attorneys for enforcement.
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Matiue
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