Photography hobby blooms in San Antonio city life
Local ads and notes celebrate San Antonio as a growing center for photography and printing with tourists and residents capturing landmarks such as the Alamo and Brackenridge Park. Prominent enthusiasts include Bob Morris of Fox, Carl Hagelstein, and A Huth, plus movers in theater and cinema. The piece also mentions a season opener for the Little Theater and a city official seen amid a liquor incident.
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Bob Morris
Fox Company
Jacalites
Alamo
Brackenridge Park
Sunken Garden
Germany
Jesus
BR. W. Riggs
Public Service Company
Carl Hagelstein
Catate
O Wns
Mavic
Carth
Huth
Soother San Antoninn
Noted Stockman Dies at Range
Noted stockman Tom 19, of Ratnige, died at his home early Monday. Survivors include his widow Mrs Mamie Mayfield Tom and many siblings and grandchildren. Services were held in Range Manny afecr hon.
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Tom
Ratnige
Mamie Mayfield Tom
Eblirken
J.C. Tan
Horlingen
Lir
Preston Tom
Victoring
Holwit A
Brownsyle
Pleas C."tom
Corpus Christi
Oscar
Waller
Joe Dudley Tam
Hinge
Wesley Fonville
Harilogen
Assault Charged in Ring Robbery Case
The court charges Tom Bigiton with leading a ring robbery on August 20 at Port Warts, allegedly stealing a diamond worth 968 dollars from Inna Ts Relmuands. The clerk is Heed by Cliy Pallerny GC A. Dolsai, with John R. Bhonk named as a participant.
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Nesnuth
John R. Bhonk
Tom Bigiton
Mra
Inna Ts
Inikiing Uirenys
Clarer
Cliy Pallerny
Cliy Pallerny GC
A. Dolsai
Convict Shot During Prison Farm Plot at Central State
Sugarland Texas August report details a failed inmate plot at Central State prison farm. Guard J McCall, 44, was mortally wounded, King the 26 year old Wilbarger County convict, fatally shot after allegedly raising his pistol to free inmates. Captain Buck Flanigan states King claimed the weapon was hidden and strapped to his leg prior to entering the dormitory.
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Sugarland
Texas
Central State Prison Farm
J. &, McGall
Beaumsmt King
Wilbarger County
King
Meal
Buck Flannigan
McCall
Tim
Convics
McCell
Convies
Etop King
Caplin Flarnigan
Aly
Coplilo Plannigen
Fize
Mlannigen
County Dads Will Issue Licenses In Beer Tax Move
Bexar county and San Antonio plan a new beer license system after a wet election. County officials seek to levy license fees on manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, with state law guiding petition hearings, hearings, renewals, and penalties. The move aims to bolster the county budget while maintaining Dean law restrictions on home brew and enforcement provisions. Pastor Louis Ealinger will speak on a Baptist radio series from Bart Pass.
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Bexar County
San Antonio
Prost Woodhull
Edgar G. Garway
Commissioners Court
Commissioners Tours
Bexar
Watt
Bem
Woodhull
Residense
Petaller
Avis County
Pew Heer
Iunier
Dean Law Golitars Eee
Fort Sam Soldiers to Attend Monmouth Radio School
Orders from the First Second Division headquarters on Monday assign three Fort Sam Houston soldiers to attend the radio electricians course at Signal School Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Privates Charles W. Jeffrey-Smith of Third Brigade H Q Company Stanley A. Cox of Ninth Infantry H Q Company and Herold Purvine of Twenty third Infantry H Q Company are named.
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Fort Sam Houston
Fort Monrmouth
N. J
Tie Inet
Charles W. Jeffrey- Smith
Stanley A. Cox
Herold ©. Purvine
Twentythird Infantry
Anne
Jewish Leader Calls Meeting
Oscar Bpitz, spacer of the new Jewish organization Gordaniah a branch of the Zionist Youth Group, called a meeting for Monday night at 8 o’clock at We Hehrey Institute Main avenue and Quincy street. J. Levin of Dallas sponsor of the Dallas body aided in the local organization. The purpose of Gordaniah is to educate the Jewish youth in the split of the Palestine labor and to realize labor Zionism.
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Oscar Bpitz
New Jewish Organization
Gordaniah
Zionist Youth
Hes
We Hehrey Institute
Main Avenue
Quincy Sirnel
J. Levin
Dallas
Gardonial
Dewith
Palestine Labor
Abe Auapelen
Air Fields Here Adhere to Order
War department orders Saturday affect Tulare county and nearby air fields as officers enforce restrictions on visits by congressmen and officials. The directive, underscored by Teafields staff, aims to keep operations orderly and routine security checks in place. A prior flare of visits has occurred, drawing attention and local concern.
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War Department
Laen
Pitt
Arner
Rattlesnake Tess Man Bltions On the Right Foot
Fragmentary report notes 45 year old Folly Cars of 511 North Navidad Street involved in a medical incident at a hospital in Kewinont. The text references a Robert Orca and a governor figure, with undefined actions and unclear chronology due to garbled OCR.
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Ment Hranake
Folly Carsely
North Navidad Shret
Robert B. Orca
A -Oninperillon Maneh
Kelly Field Receives Bombers Amid Training Delays
Advanced Nying school at Kelly field seeks more planes from Mayeh field California as six pilots including Capt. C G Jones and J R Drumm ferry six bombers to Kelly. Two more delivered by March field last week. Old bombers replaced by newer ships. production slows training due to plane shortages. Water cooled engines return to favor for streamlined designs.
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Kelly Field
Mayeh Field
Calif
Statons
C. G Jones
Llevis
J. R. Drumm
W. &. Whilson
J. M. Fitzmaurice
W. Fennington
Albert Boyd
March Field
Timste- Man
Maren Field Pie Jats
Air Corps
Bettter
Amo
Thieves Active Over Weekend In San Antonio
Thieves worked over the weekend in San Antonio with several reports of property loss. Albert W Atjtivegan reported two tires removed from his vehicle on Roosevelt Avenue. Pal Bussey was robbed at 4 cash on Ess Moustonetrees. Lucy Barrett lost a ring valued with 15 small dismantls near Wth sleet. Bay Aoerl
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San Antonio
Albert W. Atjtivegan
Roosevelt Avenue
Fredaiskshug Road
Pal Bussey
Lucy Barrett
Bay
Edison High School Pupils to Enroll Despite September Opening
Edison High School officials announced that students will enroll and complete their program schedule even though classes do not open until September 5. Principal W. R. Sylvester stated enrollment will rise by about 100 students this year.
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Edison High School
Thom Ray Edison High School
W. Rf, Sylvester
Prowler Chased From Back Yard in Griffin
A resident at 1110 Lawver Street Griffin reported an unsuccessful attempt to catch a burglar prowling a backyard early Monday. Police were notified as the incident was unraveled and investigated.
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Griffin
Lawver Street
Deadlines Near for Federal Tax Payments This Year
Federal tax deadlines loom for corporations, merchants, bakers, and wholesalers. The wheat processing tax due dates vary by group with wholesalers facing a date in August and retailers in September. Tax processing concerns include the collector of internal revenue and prior notices of payment.
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Federa Billig
Angush al
Fetnilora
Atyqurt al
Departing Sallies Feted by Friends in San Antonio
Captain and Mrs 2 B Parker will be relieved Wednesday as leaders of the San Antonio lusod Salvation Army tenure ending with a farewell service at 309 East Commerce Street Sunday night. Over 100 attendees heard speakers including Street Commissioner Paul Sleffer and Major George J McMurry review recent Salvation Army work. Major H Gesser and Adj H Gesser among others praised Parker's era. AY Amel Schullx of Whita Falls to replace Captain Parker in San Antonio.
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2. B. Parker
San Antonio
Half Dozen Doves Cost Hunter $22
Uecker, while on long the Sutherland Springs road, visited a farm house occupied by Leu Vidal. Six doves were found on the stove. Vidal was taken to city court on modified hunting out of season charges and paid a $10 fine, a total of $22 in costs, before Judge Jenn R. Bhook on Monday morning.
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Uecker
Sutherland Springs
Ab i
Leu Vidal
Vidal
Tie
Jenn R. Bhook
Justine Court
Texas Will Adopt Own Beer Policy
Texas plans to set its own beer policy independent of federal rules. The move follows the absorption of the prohibition department by the division of Investigation. Walter B. Brayn, deputy administrator, announced the change on Monday.
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Texas
Washington
Walter B. Brayn
Prohibition Department
Division of Investigation
Huw Apriann
Whaley Returns From Chicago Fair
Peeter A. Whaley, general manager of one chamber of commerce, returned Monday after attending the Texas Day celebration at the Century of Progress in Chicago last week. Whaley, who chaired the Texas delegation’s festivities, said San Antonio’s exhibit was larger than any other Tex exhibit.
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Whaley
Chicago
Peeter A. Whaley
Ansnager
Commer
Tome Monray
Tne
Century of Progress
T In Texas Aclegation
San Antonio
Liu Unk
Robbery at Auto Repair on Metivain Street
An auto repair worker at 168 Metivain Street was robbed of 27 dollars Monday morning by two bandits who arrived in a second car. They waved a pistol and demanded money, while the victim, Adams, was repairing his stalled vehicle near St Mary’s Street.
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Adams
Metivaiin Street
Martines
St. Mary's Sivents Ab
Mishap Series Injures Four in San Antonio
Four persons were injured in a series of mishaps in San Antonio and hospitalized in serious condition. Weldon Sheffield, 23, was found with bullet wounds near his heart at a Santa Rosa area hospital. Joe Castillo, 81, suffered heavy blood loss after a shooting near El Paso and South Frees streets, admitted to Robert B. Green hospital. A woman rider sustained shoulder breaks in a car accident near San Marcos and Guad al tupe streets, treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Fred Brock, 2, hospitalized after a wheel dislocation incident on Bandera Road, left cre open due to a wheel impact and windshield injury.
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San Autopio
el Paso
Robert B. Green Hospital
San Marcos
Guadaltupe
Callwrine Stoner
Montezuma Street
Robert B. Green
Fred Brock
Dolly
Bandera
Automobile Furtica
Fatal Shooting Called Accident In San Antonio
The 48 year old BE Ewerk of 443 West Rosewood Avenue Was Toi be all Mcicident inquest verdict said he was struck in the right knee by a rifle accidentally discharged at his home. Mrs K Ewert, Verans smolher, reported he was cleaning the gun. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at his home with Rev AL Wells officiating. Interment in Hermoim Bass cemetery. Survivors include his wife and four children, all of San Antonio.
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Ewerk
West
Rosewood Avenue
Justice of the Peace
H. Tabebert
Sat Antonio, Public Service Company
Verans Smolher
K. Ewert
Serviers
Rev. AL. Wells
Hermoim Bass
San Anna
Public Work Fund Opening Delayed in Fort Worth
The public works fund opening at the Texas advisory board office in Fort Worth is delayed to later in the week. G A Gaeth cites a policy delay while Robert A Thompson from Washington caused the postponement. Ashburn chairs the advisory board, calling a later meeting as loans applications will not be processed until then.
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Public Works
Texas
Fort Worth
G. A. Gaeth
Texas Advisory Board
Sal Monciny
Robert A. Thompson
Te Vonal Eagueer
Washington
Calonel
Ashburn
Havaten
Uonrd
Tay Nawelesi
Forgetfulness Leads to Theft at Local Plumbing Firm
Employees at Ye Blackwood Plumbing reported missing garden tools and a bushel of peaches on Monday. Police searched the area at 633 North Avenue, Gallcting Dight, and 410 Produne Row as they investigated the theft tied to forgetfulness during closing.
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Blackwood Plumbing Company
Nbiishmens Ab
Poller
R. A. Grant
Protests by San Antonio Manufacturers Over NRA Codes
Eastern code drafts anger southern industry as San Antonio manufacturers and chamber of commerce protest to federal authorities. They warn codes favor eastern firms, threaten South’s employment and low costs needed to counter transport expenses. Local officials cite impact on wages, prices, and job access while urging fair consideration.
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San Antonio Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Hugh §. Johnson
John Garner
Richard Kileberg
Southern
Haid
Tupal
Lo C
Lee
Funeral Held For Mrs Gaddis Widow Pamthe Gauls
Funeral services were held in Comfort Monday afternoon for Mrs Pamela Gauls widow of the late John F Gaddis former protector of the Stockwell Manor bank. She had lived in San Antonio and Comfort for 40 years and died recently. Survivors include her daughter Mrs John B Carrington and son John Gaddis of San Antonio and five grandchildren. Pallbearers included Kennet Perry Gaddis Prana Wallace Carnahan and George McLemnon of San Antonio and others from Comfort.
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F. Gade
Tockwaul
Gaddis
Bern
San Antonio Ad Confort
Tier Husband
Bite Wing
Battle of Flowers Associastion
Methodist Church
John B. Carrington
John
Giddis
Buli
San Antonio
Pram
Kennet
Perry
Gda Prana
Wallace Carnahan
George McLemnon
Sinaneton
Goforth
George McFrland
Camfont
Postoffice Counts Canada Mail Adjustment Plan
Postal officials outline a plan to tally Canada mail for the week of October 1 to October 7. Postmaster BG Laces is advised to prepare results and adjust counts between the two countries as the department reviews cross-border mail flows.
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Aritenia Suster
Onnadh
Laces
Basi
Darval
Alleged Swindler Arrested in Local Case
A DIY detective, A. W- Merrist, reportedly nabbed a suspect and handed him to medical officers Monday after the man complained of a Rifas Mask. A retired Honda farmer said he was awarded 22 shares of stock valued at 2590, a key detail in the unfolding incident.
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Satvertony
A. W- Merrist
Medica Sanity
Rifas Mask
Honda
Beer Victory Spreads Industry Reach At San Antonio
Legal beer legalization spurred rapid growth as San Antonio brewers plan new plants. A 150 man staff manned the waterworks for Pearl beer and 1,500 workers gathered before dawn as production halted under government permit. Construction crews and moving equipment target Sabinas plant and a Lone Star brewery expansion with dozens of jobs.
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San Antonio Monda
Wat
San Antonio Brewing Association
B.B. McGirsry
Texas
Babings
Charles T. Aubin
Rubin
Sabinas
Mexico
Sabitas
Karl Haepelin
Iuestient
Mreviina
Laubscher
Arveromanacen
Sinus Potosi
Las Elts
Juaquin Cabrera
Postoffice to Get More Funds
The U S postal department announced funds for saving clerks in third class post offices would be increased after October 1. The tentative schedule of the economy program had been set for September 2.
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U. S. Postal Department
Man Found Dead at Vacant Building
An ex soldier named Joseph Wiley, 35, was found dead on a platform of a vacant building at a street corner. Authorities reported multiple apparent causes, with preliminary notes suggesting complications from a fall and exposure. The incident occurred Monday morning and is under investigation.
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Boosa
Joseph Wiley
Dolores Street
Paliun
Lestaan
Wills Moody Reflections Hint at Armistice Pub Privilege
From Santa Monica, August 28, Helen Wills Moody comments reveal confusion over Armistice publicity and Texas prospects. She notes Roosevelt’s administration and mentions local views amid national events. The missive conveys a skeptical, informal tone about public attention and political stances.
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Santa Monica
Cally
Helen Wills Moody
Texas
Alechan
Uelen
Roosevelt
Ding Mao
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