Tipton Heads Oave On Rodents In City Drive
City council names Dr. Van C. Tipton general leader of a year round rodent-eradication drive in West Side San Antonio. The plan involves U S Housing Authority and Boy Scouts with scout training on poison handling and supervision, aiming to curb typhus linked to rat bites and prevent migration of rats to the South Flores district.
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Ban Antoula
Tipton
Weet Bide
Iyank H. Dunlap
U. S
Ray Markey
Joell Housing Authority
Ort
Dailey
Sing Project
Lewis Dodson
State Department of Genvalionel Education
August Berchelmann
Herchelmann
A. Berchelmann
City Health Board
Henry Hein
South Flores Street
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South Flores
Ifarold Woolf
City Health Department
San Antonio
PHA
Woods
Lois Lipscomb
Bat Corrigan
Bob Uhr
Lipscomb
Enuneil
Dr Viptos
War Pal Learns Maury Not Dead in 1918 reunion
A wartime friendship revived in St Louis as H Dacus met Mayor Maury Maverick on a city hall step, recalling October 4 1918 when their Twenty-eighth Infantry led an Argonne advance. Dacus, then a corporal, learned Maverick survived and became a lieutenant.
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War Pal
Maury
Argonne
St. Louis
Eweny-Eighth Infantry
Payee
Torporal
Toy Deacus
Tess
Mon Unis
Dacus
Ead
Kinw
Wrecker Law S A Taxistand Passage Set Return Nears
San Antonio considers a new wrecker ordinance at a special session to grant a two year taxi stand franchise to Yellow Cab and Baggage Co. The measure, read three times, sets licenses, driver commissions, and a tax on receipts, with nineteen stands planned in the downtown area and installation of telephones aimed for September 1.
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Sith Antonio
Maury Mayeries
Texas State Employment Service
Justice
West Nueva Street
Thelcy
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Mayor's Department
Police
Police and Fire
C. Rhodes
Port Worth
San Aotosio
Emilicn
Yellow Cab and Baggage Company
Rabo
Maury Mayericl Thedei
Ardignner
Dawttawy
J. Ira Kercheyile
J. M. Harris
Yellow Cab Caumpany
Public Opinion Ruled In Ku Klux Klan Parade Controversy
A 1923 debate in Bexar County over a Ku Klux Klan parade through downtown San Antonio sparked strong public clamor. City officials proposed police protection and ordinances against trespass on highways, while opponents argued against using a public venue for a Klan event. Community leaders and newspapers reflect ongoing resistance and political maneuvering surrounding the controversial celebration along the old San Antonio Spur and Pleasanton Road area.
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Bexar
Bret
Bexar County
Ku Klux Klan
Roxir
Imma Tensyuca
San Antonio Speeeway
Pleasanton Road
Suche Paralle
Cty
Direan
John W., Topi
Abelly
Lousad
Berti Dinués Stevens
Flood Control Plan Offered by Local Attorneys Seeking Improvements
A four point flood prevention program for San Pedro Creek Basin was presented to the city council by George Newmark representing 300 nearby property owners. The plan urges the Missouri Kansas Texas line to add two more tubes under the railroad yards from Durattge Street south, remove obstructions and sewer lines from the creek, keep debris out, and widen the stream. The proposal was referred to City Engineer Thomas G. Cowlaitt and Consulting Engineer R. BF. Helland with Commissioners Hein and Sleffler to investigate.
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San Pedro Creek
George Newmark
Missouri- Kansas-Texas
Durattge Street
Thomas G. Cowlaitt
R. BF. Helland
Henry F. Hein
Paul Sleffler
Newmark
Tigifeering Dala
Wrong Way Ty 1000 and the Norsemen in a New World JAmerica
In a look back at bold exploration Ty 1000 and European anticipations frame a paradoxical era as Norse explorers reach a previously unknown land named JAmerica. The narrative pairs mythic expectation with actual discovery in a concise historical vignette.
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Jamerica
Full Pardon Given La Woman Gladys Rice
Gladys Rice, convicted in San Antonio November 21, 1935 and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for the murder of Benny H Seily, was pardoned by Governor W Lee O Daniel. A proclamation granting the pardon and restoration of citizenship was received by Frank Raeber, clerk of Criminal District Court. The action followed a recommendation by County Judge Geo W Anderson and the state board of pardons and paroles. Rice had completed the sentence and was discharged February 3, 1837.
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Gladys Rice
San Anton
Beny H. Seily
W. Lee O'Danist
O'Daniel
Frank Raeber
Criminal District Court
Oc. W. Anderson
State Board of, Pardons and Paroles
Miss Rice
Policeman Wins in False Arrest Suit Trial
Judge McCalhum Surners presided in County Court at Law No 1 Thursday over the false arrest suit brought by 3 E Rawlings against Frank G Manre and Moore. Rawlings claimed arrest on March 24 led to release without charges and sued Moore and the Finplayers Liability Assurance of London for 950 dollars.
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McCalhum Surners
Rawlings
Folweman
Frank G. Manre
Moore
Finplayers Liability Assurance Corporation of London
Surety
Mae Marsh Files for Voluntary Bankruptcy in Los Angeles
Mae Marsh, once a glamorous silent film star, declares bankruptcy amid hefty debts. Now 43, she cites inability to pay medical and other bills and lists a 1931 touring car and liabilities of $5250. Born in New Mexico, she moved to Los Angeles at 14 from El Paso, Texas.
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Miss Marsh
New Metvid
Nlm
el Paso
Texas
Woodley Services Slated at Sabinal
Funeral services for W. O. Woodley, 58, Toliner San Antonian, are set for 6 p m in Sabinal. Woodley, Sabinal State bank director and vice president, and Democratic executive committee member of Uvalde County, died after a month long illness Wednesday night. Surviving family includes widow Lowisa Cooper Woodley, daughter Mrs. Herman Sullivan, granddaughter Beverly Lou Sullivan, sister Mrs. Alicea Carne, brothers B. Woodley, M. G. Woodley, Judge K. Woodley, and other relatives in Sabinal and San Antonio.
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Sabinal
W. O. Woodly
Toliner San Antonian, Sre
Sabinal State Bank
Democratic Executive Committee
Uvalde County
A. Woodley
Alicea Carne
San Antonio
Lowisa Cooper Woodley
Herman Sullivan
Beverly Lou Sulivan
M. G.E
K. Woodley
Subinat
Concrete Bridge Opens on Pfeil Road Across Bolibio Creek
County Commissioner R W Stappenbeck announced the new $6500 concrete bridge on Pfeil road spanning Bolibio creek. It is 72 feet long and 20 feet wide, replacing a wooden bridge washed out by high water last winter.
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Pfeil Road
Bolibio Creek
Pfeil
R. W. Stappenbeck
Stappenbeck
British Arab Policy Split at League Council
Geneva August report shows four of seven disapprove of Britain’s plan for Palestine under the League mandate while three find “existing circumstances” justify the May 17 white paper on Jewish immigration. World Zionist Congress welcomes the British policy as a victory in maintaining a Jewish national home in the Holy Land.
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League of Nations Mandates Commission
Council Today
Great Britain
Palestine
Britain
League
Crug
The
Holy Land
Recreation board to inspect Austin Priday project
The city recreation board will visit Austin Priday to inspect the capital city’s recreation program and a new model pay ground. Acting director Roger Stakes says UT supervises the Austin playground with the Wea group assisting.
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City Recreation Board
Austin Priday
Roger Stakes
Austin
University of Texas
Wea
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