Unclear Local Notices and Names From Jagged Column
A fragmentary colonial era column recounts Cecil Haynes in South America and Venezuela jungle work with scouts, mentions Gene Lewis in a film, a sheepdog named Shaggy, Bartenders’ coil cleaning habits, Marion Siddall in a play, and William R. Kaye tied to Joske’s and a New Yorker feature. Contains mixed notices, ad snippets, and cultural references with several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Haynes
Bai Antonien
South Afretica
South America
Haynes
Tropica
W Wells
Lhn Standford
Venexuéla
Interer
Tie
Customers Routed as Wires Ignite Barbershop Chaos
A chaotic incident at a Mit Bandoval barber shop in West Commerce Area caused choking and panic as wires ignited. Patrons fled the scene while staff assisted customers and attempted to control the blaze. The event disrupted the queue, with bystanders describing sudden smoke and confusion. No injuries are confirmed. fire services investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Bandoval
Wittve Hays
Elks to Stage Final Stag Show
Unclear fragments describe an Elks event titled Stage Final Stag Show. References to a club, named individuals, and a public interest audience suggest a local entertainment or lodge function with performances and participants. The text is garbled but indicates a year end show with planned appearances and a notable figure linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Mretiis
Wintel
Tanecay
Andrey M. Sintdh
Nowno A. Apeninl
Bet Haid
Free Opera Tickets For Under Seventeen In San Antonio
Young residents of San Antonio and vicinity can claim free tickets from The Light for a special children's matinee and evening performances by the Russian Grand Opera company. Tickets are limited to those under 17 who call at The Light offices, with one ticket per child and no adult admissions. The program includes Le Coq d’Or and Borodino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
The
Light
Broadway
Uader
Taree Performang
W.S. Higgins
Southwest ‘Texas Music Association
Russian Grand Opera Company
Ilempas
Bor
Godounaff
Munichpal Auditorium
Georgeous Stenery
Russia
Max Pantelvieff
New
Ore
California
Mit
Hay Oh
New York
Fado Ver Beaten In San Antonio Fight Between Radio Artist and Ramirez
A visiting Max Tenn radio artist was beaten by Ramirez during a street altercation in San Antonio. Cortizon and Carlos Pena, members of a Tamaulipas quartet, were nearby. Pena was not involved. Ramirez was arrested with consular aid assisting police. Cortizon required hospital care and the group prepared to depart for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ramirez
Ramires
Santa Rosa
Hyeniend Hrysten
Counery
Ervesto M. Cortizon
Po- View
Tamaulipas
Carlos A. Pena
Cortizon
Ramireo
Pallee
Penn
Guarleb Qed
Hewie
Ranvres
Carian
Robert #. Green hospital
Mexigo
CWA May Repair 5A Work in San Antonio Parks
Vic Schultz former head of recreation now assistant secretary to Commissioner Jacob Rubbola petitioned the Austin office of the CWA to permit local workers to repair and rebuild dilapidated playgrounds. Bealoo asked state headquarters to place CWA employees as supervisors in 22 parks. Mayor O. H. Quin notified Alamo and Frost National banks that the city would draw $208 from each bank on December 26 to pay bonded debts due January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
San Antonio
Givi
EH Quin
Alamo and
Frost National
Crash fatal to GAO driver in San Antonio area
Dames Victor Book, 23, on furlough from infantry, was driving a taxi to earn extra Christmas money when his vehicle crashed. He died at East hospital Sunday night. Passengers Mrs M O Tipton, 43, and Miss Marthenlow, 27, both from Kirk Place, injured. Kirk died after transfer to Fort Sam Houston station hospital. neck broken. Book had planned temporary taxi work for extra cash. Tipton suffered leg injuries. Enlow wounded on both legs.
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Dames
Victor Book
East Hospital
Church
M. O. Tipton
Marthenlow
Kirk Vlace
Kirk
Rober B. Green
Hie Station
Fort Sam Houston
Fay
Mix
Tipton
Biss Enlow
Auto collision injures several on West Gramercy area
David Walz 30 of 942 West Gramercy Place suffered a broken arm after an auto struck him near 1440 North Fifth Street and was taken to Robert B Green Hospital. Glenn Breed 52 of 1438 North Flores was hospitalized for injuries from the same incident. Esparza 25 of Engle may was also reported in hospital for injuries from a Frederburg accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gramercy Place
Blanen Road
David Walz
Atu
Glenn
Breed
North Flores
Robert B. Green
North Fives
Touts Esparza
Engle Pats
Frederiburg
Store Is Thrown Into Bankruptcy
An involuntary petition against the Jacobs Mayr Company of 223 North St Marys Street was filed in the district clerk’s office Monday. Creditors Goodall Company of Cincinnati claims $612.49, Li Grief and Brother of Tallim report $228.02, and RK Gulman and Sons of Philadelphia allege the state is owed $271.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankwipley Agaider
Jacobs-Mayr Company
North St. Mary's Street
Federal Building
Goodall Company of
Cincinnati
Fim
Grief
Tallim
RK. Gulman and Sons of
Philadelphia
Funeral Services for Mrs Coker Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs Coker, who died Sunday, will be conducted at 104 in the Haine of hey soy, Chih Gokey, Tue Tineete avenue, followed by services at Coker Methodist Church with Rev. A He Rector officiating. Mrs Coker, native of Buxar county, lived most of her life in New England. Survivors include her son, a brother Jett Binith, and sister Mandy My bnnil of Bon Anieiin.
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Caypolice Guka
Hey Soy
Tue
Tineete Avenue
Goker Methodist Ahireh
A. He
Goker
Buxar County
Coker Selllomeant Ca He Nath Lagland
Capt Filler to Speak at Troop School Talk
Messy OCR fragment notes Capt Filler as troop speaker for a discussion on religions of vigilante groups. It mentions a troop school of about three hundred cavalrymen and an event scheduled Monday after racing, with unclear names and places.
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Ower
Second Concerts to Be Offered by Music Association
An appreciative audience of 400 music lovers inspired plans for a second concert at the municipal auditorium next Sunday organized by the Allied Music Association under Mrs. Marcus Davis. Proceeds go to reconditioning the organ fund. Westmoorland College instructors and students including the violin choir under Dr. Carl Venth will perform, with next Sunday led by Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck. The opening program featured Fred J. Lewis organist Trene Mae Noethery harp Evelyn Duerler soprano Tutus Craddock baritone Gladys Cruth Hodges violinist with Iveir Mc Morign accompanist. Women’s trio and other accompanists were listed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intlin Grogram
Chamber of Commerce Allied Music Association
Municipal Auditorium
Marcus Davis
Thaimman
Westmoorland College
Olin Choi
Carl Venth
Lewis Krams- Beck
Fred J. Lewis
Trene Mae Noethery
Evelyn Duerler
Tutus Craddock
Gladys Cruth Hodges
Iveir Mc Morign
Volina Powers
Morence Brust
BE. W. Korn
Pabl B. Berper
J. B. Shaw
Glen. Parker
Jury Selection Under Way in Murder Trial
Jury selection continued in Ninety-fourth district court before Judge W. W. McGrory for the murder case of Willian E. Meekins charged with killing Johny Miller at a bar on Jefferson Street on August 1. Defense lawyers seek a suspended sentence.
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Ary
Willian E. Meekins
Delaware Street
Ninety-fourth District
W. W. McGrory
Meekins
Johny Miller
Jefferson Street
Study Slated Demands on City Valuations Stir Council
The Downtown Lax fiers league presses the city to cut valuations in downtown areas. An executive session of the city council Monday afternoon was set to consider the demand. Tax Commissioner Frank Bushwick refused a 10 percent reduction, saying it would bankrupt the air. Attendees included L. J. Hurt and others. A garage at 645 Porter Street was looted Monday with clothing stolen.
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Neer
Frank Bushwick
L. J. Hurt
Don H. Frost
J. M. Feast
Hen Sidietr
Emil Frank
Owen Kirkpatrick
O. Ransford
Invitation card for errors request and registration aid
A fragmented invitation describes assistance for errors and registration. It mentions central registration and services, requesting further contact by phone or mail for processing and guidance through the registry. The wording is obscure but suggests official support channels and a prompt response.
Steves Ave Blaze Damages Home Early Sunday
Fire at 314 Steves Avenue caused 200 dollars in damage to a house early Sunday morning. Firemen listed J. J. Ojeres as the owner. The origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Steves Ave
Steves Avenue
J. J. Ojeres
Local relief secretary touts panhandler invitation cards
Mrs Millich Haynes secretary of the local federal transient relief department explains the distribution of several thousand invitation cards for panhandlers to station on South St Marys street. Cards will be handed to homes and businesses and when panhandlers end Choy receives the card instead of a fine. A lower photo shows sample card.
Wounded Boy Recovery After Rifle Accident Near Uvalde
Lynth Davidson Smyth, nine, son of Houston patrolman George Smyth, was shot in the abdomen while frogs hunting at the Davidson ranch 40 miles from Uvalde. A San Antonio doctor and Davidson rushed the boy to Santa Rosa hospital where examination found the bullet missed vital organs. The boy’s condition improved to out of danger with authorities and family seeking to spare his hunting companion a worse outcome.
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Lynth Davidson Smyth
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Davidson
Steyth
Ind
Hig
Jupvidson Ranch
Uvalde
Howre
George Smaythr
le Doctor
San Anaria
Razor and Pistol Battle Wounds Four Men Involved
A night fight at St James and Potomac streets left four men wounded and one under guard at Robert B. Green hospital. Wounded are Eric Briggs in leg and hand, Aubrey Briggs in leg, Ed Applewhite with a neck gash, and Joe Perkins with knee injury. Applewhite treated at hospital. a guard was placed on a suspect under assault to murder charge. Police have not determined a cause.
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Robert B. Green
Fric Briggs
Aubrey Briggs
Brothers l
Blaine Street
Ed Applewhite
King William Street
Joe Perkins
Dakoli Street
St. James
Potomac
Eric Brigga Wne
Aubrey
Applewhite
Perkins
Apple
White
Robert B. Green Hospital
Fort Sam Officers Inspect Camps Majors and Sullivan
Ft. Sam officers to inspect camps Majors and Sullivan at Far Sam Howe Lon Tel Monday by automobile. They will inspect camps and quarters in district and announce major reinforcements and inspection plans.
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Ft. Sam
Majors & PL
Redahaertz
M. W. Sullian
Sam Howe
Lon
Eash
Texas
C. C
Ane Mtn
Joe Sullivan
Mellernis
Gare
Tow Army Jurist Reports for Duty at Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston duty report details a U S Army jurist assignment for revival of the second division capacity and a prior posting at Fort Benning with further service at multiple camps in Alabama before arriving here.
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Tow Army
Benckinridge
Cor Dutty
Fort Sam Houston
Controversy Aired At San Antonio Post Office Meeting
Controversy over site location for the San Antonio post office is to be aired at a mass meeting at the Plaza Ballroom Tuesday. Backers of the rally want the issue fully debated, with Judge Brooks to chair as a neutral party. The organizers aim to unite supporters of both sites and push for federal action.
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Plaza Bote
Lhe
The
Post Office
Associatis “For
San Antonio
Jackeal
L. D. Ormsby
Vier Chaiee
Ormsby
J. Brooks
Brooks
Morrison
R. W. B. ‘Terrell
Wridge “Brooks
Morch- Sons
Terrell
Morrisu
Martizon
Ormaby
P.m
Immigrant Juan Velasquez Pleads Not Guilty in Bond Case
Juan Velasquez pleaded not guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul A Lonkart for alleged immigration law violation. A $1000 bond was set and sold. Velasquez testified he had been deported to Mexico three times.
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Juan Velasquez
Mexico
U. S
Paul A. Lonkttart
Bonus Purchases Held Taxable by Supreme Court
Washington December 4. Property bought with government compensation and war risk insurance received from the Veterans Bureau was ruled by the Supreme Court to be taxable by the states. The decision centers on veterans benefits and state taxation rules, affecting how buyers report such credits and assets.
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Washington, D.C
World War Veterans Hub
Veterans Bureau
Supreme Court
Fragmented Santa Dumica note from WILL
A garbled letter from Santa Dumica California references papers today and several named figures in a noisy, fragmentary plea. It mentions Myke, Trent, Rolph, Mary, Ethel Bartymore, and others, with an unclear accusation about a truck incident and personal sentiments toward an unknown recipient.
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Santa Dumica
Calif
Dee
Mary
Ethel Bartymore
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Gene Lewis
Stool Company
Ware Indean Harlow
George Koerner
Shaggy
Hall
Rt. Anthony
Wes
el Paso
Marlon
Michie) Siddall
Miler
Bogle
Far
Ty Cotton
U.S
Houston Street
Riley
Plaza Hotel
Wula Boyd
San Antonian
William R. Kaye
Joske’s
New Yorker Fagname
Kaye
France
Wwe
Ardgepark
Conn
Fado
Medina Tarma
Dewel B. Riley
Mr. Riplay
Miss Sunshines
Missouri-Pacific
St. Louis
Paul BE. Steffler
Rose Mary Claflin
Laredo
J.C. Woodward
Gladys Stark
Maria Margarita Treving
Music Association
R. BG. Macquellan
Porter Street
Certray
Praha
Toomumaliy
Central Registration
Burean
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