Loyal Legion Drive 16 Sees Button Sale Boost San Antonio
Loyal Legion reports a campaign progress with 35008 members and 21000 buttons sold for 8 cents each. Proceeds fund a city wide drive including 24 weeks of ads radio programs and billboards. Campaign directors include W Johnson Youngs Dink and O C Witchell with meetings planned next week. Wilharm Gohre will speak at Travis Park Methodist Church on Sunday.
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Loyal Legion
San Antonia
W. ©. Johnson
Youngs Dink
O. C. Witchell
San Antonio
Sen. Antonio
Sitis
Clvic
Wilharm Qohre
Royal Leplan
Travis Bark Methodiat
Temple League to Present Hay Fever Play
Temple League announces Noel Coward comedy Hay Fever will be staged May 2 at the Mudh of May 2 playhouse with cast members Mrs Rogalie erk awitz as the mother and Miss Josephing Bunnett as the daughter. Other cast include Mr Dave Gottlich Mienca Dorothy Davenport Saucy Marshall Richardson Kvorder Gilbert Lane Louis AvirHormd Maris Stern Jr.
Corpus Christi Sub Visit Advertised by Government
Circulars from Gilbert McGipin, Corpus Christi postmaster, invite Sen Antomians to visit during three government submarine stays. Posters sent to Postmaster PG Bucas request prominent display in downtown post office corridors. Sales scheduled for April 29 and May 1.
Centennial Support Favors Texas Architect Group
The West Texas chapter of the American Institute of Architects backed amendments to the Texas constitution to establish a Texas Centennial. Raymond Phelps of San Antonio, chapter president, led the group with Austin area members as discussions occurred in the capital city during a 1036 centennial resolution adaptation.
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Texas
West Texas
American Institute of Architects
Raymond Phelps
San Antonio
Dan Antonio
Austin
Capital City
Unclear Text: Former 8 A Artist Wed in California
Incomplete snippet mentions a wedding between individuals connected to California and San Antonio. Readable parts reference Lake Arrowhead California and names such as Gertrude, Risser, and Iron in Sms Antiyle. Details and context are too fragmentary to determine full facts.
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Antonia
Irion
San Antonio
St Mary's selects yearbook editor for next year
The student newspaper announces the appointment of the yearbook editor for St Mary's University. Moya, a senior, succeeds Call Basta and Qhondior Diehl as Mannatie editor, following an internal selection process. The appointment signals continuity for next year's publication and campus activities.
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Victoria
Rats
Erattical Pblichtion Ab
Moya
Nerarding
Anlur
Native blooms shown in San Antonio spring show at Witte
San Antonio hosts a large display of native flowers at the Witte Memorial Museum, highlighting 120 species. Schools contribute displays and entries include a Washington Bicentennial month design, Mount Vernon reproductions, and a replica of the Alamo in a Texas Star.
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San Antonio
Wilc
Witte Memorial Museum
Ellen Schulz Quullin
San Antonio Busiess
Professional Women's Club
Mark Twain Janior School
Kathleen Holmes
Bunham School
Pais
Washington
Mark Twain
Washington Irving Junior School
Mount Vernon
Towers
Smith Selgul
Washingtore
Alamo
Texas Star
Beauly Howe
Nathanial Hawthorne
Annual Breakfast Planned by Women’s Group
The May morning breakfast, sponsored annually by the business and professional women's department of the W. I. A., is scheduled for Monday, May 2, at 11 o'clock in the palio at the Menger hotel.
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Business and Professional Women's Department
Palio
Menger Hotel
I Remember When- A Western Shootout and Bank Heist
The account by CAPT. W recounts a 1902 pursuit near Laredo and Nueva streets where a gunman fired as the witness entered a doorway, a bullet blocked by a belt buckle, and a companion, Pink Taylor, shooting the assailant dead. The tale ties to a $60,000 bank robbery and notes about Camilo Hanks and a ranch marked by a cowboy.
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Capt. W
Harvey
San Antonio
Taylor
Stig
Massapa Express
Camilo Hanks
Hanks
Gowboy
School Board to View Plans for Boyth Side Senior School
The San Antonio board will view architects Ralph H. Cameron George Wilts and Herbert M. Green plans for a Boyth Side senior high at a.m. Tuesday. The $750,000 project, designed in brick and clay tile with English-Gothic influences, awaits bond sale.
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San Antonio
A. Mg
Ralph H. Cameron
George Wilts
Herbert M. Green
Ans
Night Flying Starts at Brooks with 88th Squadron
The Eighty-eighth Observation squadron begins night flying at Brooks Field and will continue Monday. San Antonians are invited to attend and watch the aerial demonstrations.
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Brooks
Eighty-eighth
Brooks Meld
San Antonians
100 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
From the San Antonio Light files dated APHUL 17 1993 a report recalls incidents in 1912 and 1910. An attempted burglary at Major A. K Taylor's home leads to Mrs Taylor firing a shot as the intruder turns a corner. Promoters discuss charity fraud schemes and a future corn show with about 300 Bejar county boys expected to compete for 400 prizes offered by local businessmen.
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The
San Antonio
Aphul
A. K Taylor
Queen Anne Court
Taylor
Bre
Ale
Bexar County
Corn Club
Bay Anonla
Vote Hearing Delayed by Postponement Request
Judge W W McCrory postponed a mandamus hearing in Ninety fourth District Court filed by Ida M Darden of Fort Worth to compel the state Democratic executive committee to declare the three highest candidates for Congress based on July primary results. The delay was requested to allow committee members to attend the Austin hearing on Thomas F R Love's suit to restrain enforcing the loyalty pledge, amid plans to select places one, two, and three rather than a blanket election.
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W. W. McCrory
Thomas FR. Love
Congress
Federal Judge Reviews Sign Rent Claim Against French Firm
A federal judge examined a $3,398 claim by Doude Electric Sign Manufacturing Co against Banterie in a 1930 rental contract dispute. The Terlite Co claimed the shoe store would pay $65 monthly for 60 months then $23.50 for 60 months, with 75 percent of remaining rent due if payment failed. Judge McMillan urged broader argument from counsel as he familiarizes himself with the case.
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Doude Electric Sign Manufacturing
Man
Terlite Company 1 Pressing
McMillan
Bob
Brackenridge High Orchestra Wins at Baylor Meet
Brackenridge High School orchestra won at the Texas interscholastic meet held at Baylor College. Miss Leanaita Richter of Yoakum took first place in the glass division, Miss Audrey Miller of San Mateo was third in the plane division, and Miss Mary Cantreft of Navasota finished second in the voice division.
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Brackenrline Senor Schol
Texas
Harmonica Contest Open Calls for Entries This Week
Harmonica players are invited to enter a music week contest announced by the association led by Domir Mat Jacobs. Entries should be mailed through Mrs. J. Chandler at 510 Sixth Street for consideration and prints to be awarded.
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Domir Mat Jacobs
8. J. Chandler
Sixth Street
Westmoorland to Present Program at Trinity Mexican Oberch
Westmoorland college pita will present a program at the Trinity Mexican oberch at 6 10 p m Sunday. The program will include iolly Iollo Rue Duncan play solo Margaret Live and discussion of the tie and works of Feny Min led by SMarjory Rose.
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Westmonratia College
Pita
Trinity Mexican Oberch
Iollo
Rue Duncan
Margaret Live
Feny= Min
Smarjory Rose
Pioneers Gather for Alamo Park Meeting in San Antonio
San Antonio's early history figures gather for a one day convention on the fourteenth at 10 am in the Pan-American room of the Gunter Hotel. The Texas Pioneers association aims to support the Alamo park project with a program including welcomes, oration, memorials, and an evening Pioneer ball at the Municipal Auditorium featuring period costumes and pageantry.
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San Antonio
Alamo Park
State Association of Texas Pioneers
Gunter Ote
Beaumont B. Burk
C. M. Chambers
Capt. Johns
Elgar
P. B. Hill
Harry Hale Pike
Sam C. Eldricee
58A Girls Win Honors at Wertmoorland College
San Antonio girls earned top marks this term at Wertmoorland College as announced by Dean George D. Pickens. The event highlighted Lava Blakes and Malic Blubbins tying for display honors, with Mollie Shortwell achieving high school division recognition. Notable attendees hailed from San Antonio and nearby towns including Verdins Branks Waelder Vera Emm Martines Kenedy and Cuero.
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San Antonio
Wertmoorland College
George D. Pickens
Lava Blakes
Malic Blubbins
Westaeu
Devarte Mehl
Mollie’ Shortwell
Kerre
Honnh Sbuderis
Col
Jeet Abiude
Adsephing Forman
Wet Rig
Marjorie Rose
Hallie Jean Cowden
San’ Angelo
LaVerge Hatkey
W C A Sponsors Week End Party At Camp
The W GA business and professional women’s department sponsors a weekend party for more than twenty five young men and women at Camp Tollwellitch AP camp near Comfors. Mrs Mildred Jol Tress directs with Mrs Welon Smith and Mrs W H Joyce as hosts. Activities include music baseball hiking swimming and an outdoor devotional service led by J D Carroll. The group returns Sunday night after supper.
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Tw.c.a
Business and Professional Women's Department
W. GO. A. Ig
Camp Tollewitch
Neat Comfors
Mildred
Jol Tress
Welon Smith
W. If. Joyce
Cape Jossesses
J. D. Carroll
Fall on Sidewalk Triggers $10,000 Suit in San Antonio
In Forty-11th District Court F O Rush sues the city of San Antonio for $10,000 on behalf of his wife Mrs Orn D Rush. She claims injury from a fall on a sidewalk at Norte Flores Street and Romana Plan due to a defective sidewalk allegedly needing eight weeks of repairs.
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Sam Antonio
Forty-11th
F. O. Rush
Orn D. Rush
Wen
Famous Army Plane Rebuilt Returns to Service
The Question Mark, an army tri motor transport plane, rebuilt at San Antonio Air Depot, returned to service at Brookfield. It flew to Bantéry camp near Poel Lavaca Wrigny on its first post repair trip after coming out of the shop.
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Enduranes
Remainig
Insheen
San Antonio Air Depot
Banern
Brookfield
Bantéry Campy
Poel Lavaca Wrigny
Shopa
Fiesta Week Program Listings Across San Antonio
Fiesta Week events unfold Monday to Saturday featuring parades, floral shows, and a coronation. Activities include a wreath laying for pioneers, flower exhibits, a track meet, a state pilgrimage service, a reception, and gatherings by the Texas Press Association and local business groups. Notable venues include Gunter Hotel, San Antonio schools, and Municipal Auditorium.
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Relat Furniture Association of Texas
Gunter
Mester Phimbers of Texas
Nhic
Texas Pioneer Association
Gunter Tel
Antonin XIV
Texas Cavaliers
Atydlelpal Auditarium
Texas
San Antonio
Englefield
Berkstice
Yorkshire Avenues
Puxas Association of Osteopathia Physicians and Surgeons
Gunter Hotel
State of Texas
Daughters of
Republic of Texas
Aine
Rost
Sterling
Uemty
Fiesta de San Jacinto
Municipal Auditorigan
RalWell
Coure Marbling Rabile
San Jacinto
South Texas
Anthony
Texas Press Associa
Anthony Hotel
Poteet Holds MMA Fete Rodeo Dinner Event
The first day of a two day celebration at Poteet featured a rodeo and a strawberry dinner. Sponsored by the Pala Alta farms, the program continues with Bick Shelton leading rodeo events and cowboy dances planned for Sunday.
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Menes
Pala Alta Farms
Bick Shelton
Benefit Operetta at Incarnate Word College Auditorium
The Music Association of Incarnate Word College presents a two act benefit operetta Holland's Secret conducted by the school's music directors. Over 40 children in the cast with a well trained school orchestra backing the performance set for 10 p m Monday in the college auditorium. Admission is small and proceeds go to aid the unemployed.
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Edgar Allan Pax Furor School
Infarnate Word College
Music Association of Incarnate Woul College
Regular Fare Changes for Fast Trains Announced
Ed Brendel, division passenger agent for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad, announced that beginning April 25 regular fares will apply to fast trains except for the Twentieth History Limited and the Broadway Limited out of Chicago. Travel between San Antonio and the East will see fare reductions on certain limited routes.
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San Antoni
St. Louis
Chicago
Ed Brendel
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railroad
Twentieth History Limited
Stolen Funds Reported Near Avennic DB Incident
A report states $37 stolen with $27 taken from individuals in a dwelling near Avennic DB. The claim attributes the act to Lorenza Greet, residing at 409 Segui, and mentions the event occurring at Boler Sativtac.
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Avennic
Tt Boller
Lorenza Greet
Segui
ODD SEEKING POETRY Prize by San Antonio Library
Poems by over six hundred children were entered in a poetry contest sponsored by the San Antonio Public Library. Judges include Mrs Halle Day Josephine Neggis Harold Young Blake Marin and Merrill Bishop. Winning poems will be published in Young Pegasus, the library’s annual.
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San Antonio
Lbrary
Halle Day
Josephine Neggis
Harold Young
Blake Marin
Merrill Bishop
Young Pegasus
A and M Students Win as Orators
Two students from A and M college win a preliminary oratorical contest and will represent the college in the Yinel Texas history oratorical contest at San Pedro playhouse Friday. The contest is sponsored by the Battle of Flowers association as part of Fiesta de San Antonio. Winners are W. O. Alexander of Baylor and Ob. Tisinger of Garland. They will be joined by Villareal and Frank Knapp of San Antonio.
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San Pedro Playhouse
Battle of Flowers Association
W. O. Alex~ner
Biyay
Ob. Tisinger
Garland
Nicaldbase
Villareal
Frank Knapp
San Antonio
Short Change Pair Reported at Work in San Attlanis
Two men wearing them allegedly ran a series of thefts in San Attlanis over several weeks, after changing cashiers. Ed Dest of 2640 Broadway reported a $10 loss, and Olen King of Loop-the-Toop Grocery at 1200 Roosenei Avenue reported the same incident.
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San Attlanis
Stlat Ib
Ed Dest
Broadway
Olen King
Roosenei Avenue
Woman Represents Tulsa Convention at Ampviral RaiO Wont
Mrs Catherine Waller of 106 Coty Blooo Naspaneta Twa attends a convention in Tulsa to represent her district at the Ampviral RaiO Wont university event.
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Tulsa
Catherine Waller
Coty Blooo
Naspaneta
Twa
Nurses Flood Nation With San Antonio Postcards
Nurses visiting San Antonio during the national convention sent about five postcards per nurse and many photos as souvenirs. Mrs. Leltr Small, custodian of the Ramo chapel, noted heavy buying of postcards and souvenirs, with cameras and city attractions recorded as they toured. She estimated postcard sales outpaced any other month during the event.
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San Antonio
Lve
Alainn
Leltr Small
Ramo Chapel
San An
AIL
Fiesta week parade schedule in San Antonio crowds
Bay and Plesin de Sanda set for a bright festival week in San Antonio with weather hints of fair skies. King Antill XIV arrives Monday. Texan ceremonies, flower show at the Menger, and a Trades Display parade with 300 floats. Fiesta events include a battlefield monument dedication, Alamo pilgrimage, and coronation of the Fiesta queen with multiple parades and school processions continuing through Thursday.
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San Antonio
Plesin de Sanda
Jaros
United States
Truneau
Jarboe
A. Oower
Ny Tal: Womma
Menger Hotel
Anon
wUdiLovium
Jefferson Street
Trauston Street
Houston
Gan Saka Street
San Gatx
Cammerce Street
Commerce
Alamo Plaza
Houston Street
Jefferson Fleet
Jefferson
Auditoriur
A.rt Toudouee
Faglefield
Berkshire
Yorkshhire Avenue
Woght Bkey
Conmyclon Battlefield Monument
State of Texas
Concepcion Battlefielt
Bruce
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Alamo
San Bada Street
San Bada
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Brackenridge Hi Orchestra
Westmoorland
L. A
Poteet
ODD Seeking
S. A
Antillo XIV
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Atamea
Finwers Rete
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