Campaign Opens Monday to Raise 100000 for Idle Relief
A city wide effort led by Judge C. E. Quin launches Monday to raise 100000 for wartime relief of the unemployed. The plan includes rapid job placement, wage support, and a central relief fund with distribution overseen by a committee chaired by Ed B. Miter and W. Tuttle. The operation coordinates with social agencies and business partners to avoid duplication and to create temporary work through public and private channels.
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San Antonio
C. E. Quin
Ed B. Miter
Thounter Hotel
Becerary Fonds
Funda Hor
Bead Biter
F. FE. Flinlyer
Sabes
Ww. Johnson
Youngs Crook
Arthur Tell
Wanant
W. T. Tuttle
Willa Dehse
B. A. Holmgren
Kenoas Lanischur
Frama
Ians
Creimittee
Krailvil Oly Mra
Ahs Navnera Street
He Registration Office
Cuire Dy
Joan
Soutelace
Mut
Nordolph Field
Lu Eptergener
Fiial
C.K. Quin
General Clairman
Walter J’. Sapier
Ee HT. Kifer
W. CG. Tokinena
F. J. Hillyer
Youngs
Crook
Artis Hiei
Mab Wrtti
Coulter
H. A. Leighton
CL Ny Tdor
Mra
Coa. Wihearten Col
Weth Tuttle
Rang C. Gropa
PL B. Hill
Nat Geldamith
Father Geo Murephs
Itubbi Yhroim Blech
Lieut Doublin Ordered to Duty at Nore Fort
Lieut Doublin has been ordered to active duty in Virginia where he will serve as quartermaster. The assignment appears to be effective after a January 30 election-related action.
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Lieut. Doublin
Colefort Bowlin
Paiiend
Nore
Ginnings in County Drop Reported Before December First
Prior to December 1 there were vest bales of reaction and hits in Tresar county. McCain and Copott rampiled by Go F stridgun, Fperinasc, Thiting the same period. in this period there were 20,040 bales sinned in dis erate whine.
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McCain
Toa
Copott
Fperinasc
Officers Relieved From Assignments In War Department
Fragmentary report indicates several officers including Keroull Tent Tehri Jr Hod artillers Produviok WM Torg f artillery and John 0 My Koller cavalry were relieved from assignments and attached to the Seventeenth Division at Tandatple field pending further orders by the war department.
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Keroull
Mr. Tehri Jr
Hod Artillers
John
My Koller
Cavalry
Feliesen
Tandatple
Birt
War Department
Verdict in major damage suit over bus death in 1931
A federal court in Austin reduced damages in a high profile case arising from W. W. Warner’s death in a bus collision near Brenham on February 27 1931. Warner an actor known as “Stoxy” and soprano Maya Schilmannneink underwent life factors. the widow Sylvia Shear Warner sought 200000 in damages against Mereville Bus Company. The ruling capped damages at 76105 and sparked contentious debate over jury deliberations and method of damage calculation.
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Mereville Bus Company
Tin Court
W. W. Warner
Drenham
Warner
Geng
Sradins Tle
Mavame Schilmanneink
Das Company
Sylvia Shear Warener
New York
Qother
W. W. Warner Sr
Austin
Lexa
Tudor West
A. GC. Watt
Houston
Lovacy
Bus
Wood
Dba
Weat
Fraternity Plans Christmas Dance at St Anthony Hotel
Kappa Theta fraternity outlines its twelfth annual Christmas dance to be held in the ballroom of the St Anthony hotel on December 25. Norman Wernemeyer heads the arrangement committee with plans to meet at 8 p.m. Monday night at the St Anthony Motel to organize details.
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Kappa ‘Theta Fraternity
Bay
St. Anthoes Hotel
Norman Wernemeyer
Mie Featernity
St Anthony
Lincoln Steffens to be honored at Forum luncheon
Lincoln Steffens, noted author and philosopher, will be guest of honor at a Monday luncheon of the Ayen Forum. Sylvan Dang, president, will present at the St. Anthony Hotel at 12:17 p.m. The event follows the Forum’s program with the Bonn nf directors in attendance.
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Iincoln Steffens
Quen Farin
Pixon
Bonn Nf
Ayen Forum
St. Anthony
Sylvan Dang
Tre
Tire
Theater receipts to be given to PTA fundraiser
Theater receipts from Wednesday afternoon and night shows at Riverside Park Theater will donate proceeds to the Parent Teacher Association. The money will be used for community child welfare work.
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P.T.A
Toy Strc
High Tind Park
Riverside Park
Felines
Ntionnrement
New San Antonio theater opens amid community events
Ten and twenty years ago notes recall San Antonio progress with a new theater, troop activities, and a scout presentation at Westminster Presbyterian church. The Carnival names its new festival after a public contest, selecting from over a thousand submitted names. Directors voting include Aptos, Hearne, Oppenheimer, Meier, Tese, Thummork, Miller, Wood, Kraan, Morgan, Sprague, Spencer, and Cuprington.
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Walter Uarnes
Hag Wen
George A. Morave
Iturnea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Carnival Association
Nat “Uight
Atlorutitier
Nores
Nores Ay B. Aptos, Chairmany Be Wi. Hearne, aIrase Oppenheimer, Wy Mh Meier
Gua Tese
Fred Thummork
Ty Miler
O. O. Wood
Wan
Thomas Kraan
Wy AT. Morgan
Ye Ty. Sprague
Clovis Spencer
John J. Cuprington
Accretany
Suit on City Bond Issue to Begin in Court
A bond case over a 1.1 million city bond issue will open before Judge Frederick Stevens in the Seventy third district court. Defense and plaintiff counsels argued after two conferences, alleging illegal acts by city officials and seeking injunctions to curb overdrafts and preserve the city’s finances. The petition targets validity of the bonds, tax levies, and use of back taxes, with pleas in abatement challenging premature filing and multiple causes of action.
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Ralph Leigh Thompson
Frederick Stevens
Johinson
C.K. Quin
CG. M. Dickson
Stevens
Allegal
Aterney
Acherat
Allred
Shompson
Execuduil
Supreme Court
San Antonio
Oine-Matocy
Wincey
Carnein Chalacs Company
Trax
Viena
Otliriey
Aroller
San Antonio Retail Merchants Report Slower 1930 Sales
San Antonio merchants report sales figures near 1930 levels despite lower prices. Wolff and Marx president Terman Ochs notes checkups show deliveries steady while toys and clothing prices drop about half from last year. Jaske's W. R. Kay confirms department store trends and Adolf Grasso of the Merchants association cites about 1000 daily inquiries.
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San Antonio
Ild
Wepayiment
Deails
Iniadunord Sutvedtiy
Terman Ochs
Wolff and Marx Company
Ewles
Piice
W. TR. Kay
Jaske's
Heards
Adolf Grasso
San Antonio Retail Merchants Association
Mae Hail
Nezenal
Enlistment Report For 8th Corps Area Details November
November enlistments in the Eighth Corps Area totaled 727 across multiple districts. Fort Bliss led with 64 enrollments, while 162 were original enlistments and others were re enlistments. One district reported only 17 original enlistments, with several districts contributing to overall recruiting figures in the region.
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Agoirius
Eighth Corps
Fort Blisz
Aceon
Mart Sam Touston
Charity Musical Program Slated for Christmas Charity Benefit
An elaborate program of music and dances features local artists at the municipal music folds at 8:80 p.m. Saturday to raise groceries for the needy. The event closes months of campaigning by the Mexican Business Men's association the consulate and civic clubs.
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Outal
Mexican Business Men's Association
Consulate
Funis
Plane lands after gear breaks during field sortie
Cadet W. W. Threeting causing landing gear to collapse on approach. he landed safely at the field Britny night after several minutes of tension. The aircraft incurred no further damage.
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W. W. Threeting
Kelly Flela
Britny
And I Remember When- A Scotsman on American Beans
J Brown MacFarlane recalls a thrift aimed misperception in wartime canned beans. He and his wife, visiting logs in Scotland, find the can lacks pork though labeled as containing meat. The piece notes cultural misunderstanding and lingering belief in pork presence.
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J. Brown Macfarlane
East
Astor Street
Scotland
Leanne
Graduating Nurses Named From Cho Raut Hospital
Thirteen graduates of Cho Raut Fosn hospital nursing program passed the nursing examinations on October 20. The class includes Milen Ster, Catherine O Sullivan, Tratelle Abelibass, Wierzel, Werner, Survie Tretlin, Mary Tessie Bronte, Printin Ton, Perathy Fart, Gerona Matzig, Anita Alenlac, and Thath Tatinzessorh.
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Cho Raut
Inken
Tifling Milenster
Catherine O'Sullivan
Tratelle Abelibass
Ornths Wierzel
Telon Werner
Survie Tretlin
Mary As Tessie Bronte
Printin Ton
Perathy Fart
Gerona Matzig
Anita Alenlac
Thath Tatinzessorh
Taxes Paid in Full and Split Payments in Bexar County
Taxes paid in full on the property tax roll show total state and county collections for the month at 799385.61 with 563 split payments due June 30 3232 and 204032.87 under the installment plan. Large corporations paid 11.9 percent under split payments. October saw 11 split payments and 760 paid in full totaling 31249.
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Hornt County
Woull
Jase Cour
Maury
W.C.A. Plans Get-Together for Young Men and Women
Under Mrs. Melileed Reifress direction the W.C.A. announces a get-together for young men and women in health rooms from four to six p.m. An informal program will be presented.
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W.C.A
T. Woc. A
Melileed Reifress
Lea Fur
Federal Court Admits Lawyer DeWitt Miltens
A federal court admitted lawyer DeWitt Miltens and four Wilson County Allorners to practice before the federal district court. The petition or application was filed as part of the proceedings. Local officials and the court records reference the admission action and related parties.
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Federal
DeWitt Miltens
Wilson County
Allorner
Peaetice
Emtire Satiedar
Inest
Famed War Undercover Man Is Named Deputy in Bexar
William Neunhofer, famed wartime undercover operative, named deputy in Bexar to fill the vacancy from Tal White’s resignation. He led a notable wartime intelligence effort and was featured in Liberty magazine. A group gathered in Meslen City during the war to support his agenda, and a later club formed using his name and address details.
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Bexar
Borar Cfuvity
Commissants
Aheriti
William Newnhoter
Department of Maticement
Bate Wardtay
Tal White
United States Cinloin Service
Neunhofer
Pecinl
Amecican
Yartiway Berislane
Liberty
Meslen City
Neanhofer
Sebina
Rachmain Present
Membeshin
Mother claims Hondo waif found in Oklahoma to prove kin
A Hondo waif allegedly stolen as a small child was identified by his mother after authorities connected a route from Oklahoma to California. The woman, Mrs May Shen, traveled with the infant and later learned the child had been found in Uvalde and cared for by nurse Mrs O Haralson. The mother confirmed the boy’s clothes and resemblance, and custody proceedings are ongoing.
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Abi
Edwaen Minello
Texie County
Ly the Moter
May Shen
Oklahoma
Orby
Aeneny
Phas Ariz
Orn
Hitethi
del Rio
Engle
Bess
Malila
Engle Pass
Bng
Castroville Road
Abe
Manuicipal Market
Mibrita
Bee Bay
Sines
Sheppard
Mabelto
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