Britain to Pay Debts and Seek Global Economic Repair
Reports from Washington and Warsaw indicate Britain plans to pay the 95.55 million owed to the United States on December 15 and may urge France to pay 20 million, with a condition that the United States be last amid negotiations. A Polish note seeks postponement and debt revision, while U.S. officials weigh extending the war moratorium as negotiators study payment likelihoods. Secretary Stimson nears finalizing France’s war debt reply for delivery to Ambassador Claudel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie
Fremier Berriot
MacDonald
Great Britain
England
United States
Amerina
Unis
Biso
Warsaw
Poland
Washington
Cinteins Additionalista
D. C
Congress
Stimson Ins
Alaap
Ronald Lindsar
Britain
Washington, D. C
Stimson
France
State Department
Claudel
Tomorror
75 000 For Coast Waterway Work Approved
The War Department approved an allotment of 75 000 dollars for work on the Louisiana and Texas intercoastal waterway from the Mississippi near New Orleans to Corpus Christi Texas. The money will be spent chiefly for dredging operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
CINE
War Department
Texas Intercoastal Waterway
Mississippi River
New Orleane
Corpus Christi
Texas
Uncertain Carter's Patent Remedy Prompts Wary Guidance
Fragmentary OCR describes a medicinal claim about Carter's product lines. Mentions PALES and Lele ata yer bowl and advice on digestive issues and blemishes. References distribution and price points 252 at all stores 19910 ML Ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Trier
Ghent
Tata
Old Carter's
Aitrie Lyte
Wonder
Carr
Carter's
Beer content and tax measures spark House hearings
The House considers a 2.75 percent beer content bill with a $5 a barrel tax and debates 3.2 percent content proposals. Proponents cite revenue, brewery jobs, and enforcement issues while opponents urge swift Volstead Act modification. Participants include Rep O'Connor, Collier, Dyer, and lawyers from the Brewers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfeer
House
Senate Democrats
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leoi Cooke
Washington
Ir. A. Huber
St. Louis
United States Brewers Association
Federal
Treasury
Mitchell
O'Connor
New York
Stafford
Collier
Representati Treadway
Massachusetts
Dyer
Massouri
Congress
Judiciary Colomitier
Ways and Means
Ragon
Sykansag
Supreme Court
Boland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Co
Senate Democrats Move to Repeal Vote Before March
Senate Democrats urged a vote on resubmitting Prohibition repeal before March 4. An IN S poll shows a seven to one Senate majority for submission, provided federal authority protects dry states. The Senate judiciary committee will draft a resolution next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andhington
D. C
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assault Charge Brings Fine in County Court
Charles Lewis, a Black man, pled guilty to simple assault before Judge McCollum Burnett in County Court at Law No 1. He was fined $5 with costs totaling £27.45 for an offense dated November 12, 1931, charged November 7, 1932 after an encounter with Constable Peter Gorzell over license plates. He had been jailed since arrest, and the judge reduced the original charge from aggravated to simple assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
McCollum Burnett
Peter Gorzell
Gorzell
Justice of the Peace
John F. Uni
Burnett
Outraged Citizen Seeks Postmaster Aid in Family Matter
An irate North resident appealed to Postmaster BP G. Lucas on a marital dispute claiming his wife and daughter are in San Antonio for his wife’s health and that the daughter has a job here. He seeks verification of the daughter’s employment amid ongoing bills and requests for money on a wholesale plan. The letter ends with a remark about ice cream and skimmed milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frozen
North
BP G. Lucas
San Antonio
Lucas
Ian
Raid on Dugout Nets Still Mash Ban Antonio Distillery Raid
Federal agents raided a distillery dugout on a farm about 14 miles south of San Antonio off the Somerset road on Wednesday. One man was arrested as officers reported two stills and hours of equipment hidden inside the dugout. Deputy administrator Dillon said the raid targeted illicit mash and equipment as part of ongoing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio
San Antonio
Somerset Road
Verne Milicy
Pro- Dillon
Sid
New York Officers to Pursue Pair in Saloon Case
New York police chief inspector O Drea announces charges against Adolph Merida and Joseph Derico. They are accused of involvement in a saloon incident yielding over $800 in losses. Details remain unclear as investigations continue in the Pence district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow York Iy
Comeo
San Antonio
Adolph Merida
Tod Joseph Derico
John Ph.enion
Tran Dall O'Drea
New York Police
Hat Etficers
Ani Na
Sid Dacs
Housing need for jobless sparks eviction fears
The central relief committee reports thousands of idle workers face winter evictions due to unpaid rent while 10 000 unemployed register for aid. Maverick says 1200 work daily with potential to rise to 1500. fund drive nears only a fraction of its 100 000 goal as volunteers plan a tearoom project in Brackenridge park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Relief Committee
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Oscar Powell
H.H. Ochs
Hannah Hirshberg
T. J. Turner
Registration Bureau
Rami
Turner
San Antoninns
Remonstruction Finance Corporaton
John Bickett
William M. McIntosh
Brackenridge Park
Witle Memorial Rouseur
Cotton Crop Estimate Up In United States Report
The Department of Agriculture estimates the year cotton crop at 12 727 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, up from 11 947 000 bales. Last year’s crop was 17 096 000 bales, with yield at 1621 pounds per acre versus 206.2 previously. Acreage on July 1 totaled 28 427 000 and 37 589 000 left for harvest, with 1.7 percent abandoned after July 1. State projections include Virginia 28 000 and Texas 4 445 000 among others, plus 13 000 in Mexico. figures do not include Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Department of Aericulture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Missouri
Ternnessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mexico
Ranch Owner Halts Right of Way Through Large Texas Ranch
D W Light of San Antonio won a restraining order from Judge Mullakey in Dimmit County to stop a proposed right of way cutting across a 4000 acre strip of his 2000 acre ranch near Catarina. Light contends the action would dam- age property, leave the land inland and unirrigated, and that no statutory award or notice was given by the commissioners court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarina
Diramit
Catele
D. W. Light
San Antonio
A. F. Mullakey
Fortyninth Judicial District
Light
Einamit
Dalaes
Dimmilt
Murder case jurors convict boy for four years
A district court jury convicted a young defendant in a murder case tied to the Une ewileheratt slaying. The boy, age 10, faces four years in reform school as the court scheduled further proceedings for relatives and co-defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitatuieia
Lemma
UEC
Henry Fela
Une Ewileheratt
Vontingo CiNeiok
Inab
Five Year Sentence For Store Robbery Plea Guilty
Wilhelm G Whitsett pleaded guilty to robbery by assault in the Thirty-seventh District Court and received a five year prison term from Judge W. G. Anderson. The incident dated August 2, 1992, involved a robbery of grocery manager G. O Patton at 1134 North Wilora Street, an attempted escape, a rifle shot by Patton, and Whitsett claiming he drank and had a wife and sick child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhem G Whitsett
Distriet Court
Dudge W
Anderson
Whitsett
G. O. Patton
North Wlorea Street
Ino Lexi
Patton
Harry Armstrong
Pattan
Farmers Demand 500 Million Relief Fund at Washington Convention
Delegates from 28 states at the National Relief Conference in Washington demand a federal appropriation of at least 500 million dollars to aid the distressed farm population. The resolution aims to lift rural families to minimum health and decency and seeks permission to present the demand on the Senate and House floors, urging immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Yarmvers‘ National Rellef
Confershea
Suchilustanty Congress
Congress
Conference
Senate
House
Purlough Granted for Slayer Amid Protest
Governor Ross Sterling granted a 90 day furlo gh to Milt Good on the rec ommendation of the state board of pardons. The action followed protests by Mrs Martha Rover Son widow of H L Roberson catire inspector slain while investigating cattle thefts. Roberson and inspector W D Allison were killed during the inquiry. The furlough aims to help Good support his wife and eight children during winter, Austin reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Good
Ross Sterling
Board of Pardons
Martha P. Rover Son
Medical and Surgical Hospital
H. L. Roberson
Catire
Roberson
W. D. Allison
Gond
Del Rio Prisoner Transferred After Dallas Arrest
A Del Rio prisoner named Manuel Santana, charged with immigration violations, was received in San Antonio Wednesday night by U S Deputy Marshal Sam C Wolf after his arrest in Dallas. His name will be billed here and he will be lodged on the county site on a transfer, Wolf said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Santana
del Rio
San Antonio
United States
Sam c. Wolf
Santana
Dallas
Wolf
Walt
Successor trustee sought in mortgage bond fund case
Miguel Chanin sues James Shaw and A F Barnes to appoint a successor trustee for a bond fund totaling 432 550 tied to Central Mortgage Company. He argues a court appointed trustee is needed to protect bondholders since receivership began. Shaw aids the move and has no opposition. The fund, separate from other assets, held 24 012 52 in cash and 4222 617 87 in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mortgage Company
Miguel Chanin A
James Shaw
A. F. Barnes
Revelver
Shaw
Central Trust Company
Chanin
Tle Bandard
Federal
County Treasurer to Pay Warrants Friday
County Treasurer Themes G. Leighton announced plans to pay warrants Thursday. The county will retire Robd and bridge fund warrants up to No 848, hospital special tax warrants up to No 197, general fund warrants to No 1503, and all standing jury service warrants to be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Leighton
Robert B. Green Hospital
End Bilious Spells With Two Enople Of Dare Mentha Pep
A drug store offer promises relief from nausea gas and stomach discomfort after meals. The ad claims two enople of Dare Mentha Pep sin can end bilious spells and ensure quick relief with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Stolen goods hit Lone Star Joe station thieves report
Milton Feile owner of Lone Star Joe station at 1812 South Diaz street reports Thursday that burglars broke into a store room and stole food products valued at about $20. The incident underscores small scale theft at a local service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Feile
Diazos Street
Remove the Cause of Rheumatism
Fragmented OCR style notice touts a remedy claim with medical language and a 48 hour promise. It mentions a drug, a drug store named Sommers and a URL, and urges readers to purchase for relief from pain, inflammation, and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rink
Anik
Sommers Drug Stores
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear
Henderson
Evel
Treadway
Salling
Geta
E. Houston St
Contes
Public Service Building
P. G. Box
San Antonio, Texas
Sony
Carer
SAN Antonio Public Service CO
Lixeona
Crete
Arid Preaisite
Joost
Rhenyabir
Agoiy
Atari Ta
Irayn
Heurn
Warn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!