Silver exports depend on open market price, not government rate
Expert analysis from December argues that U S silver export prospects to China India Mexico and other silver using nations hinge on the open market price rather than the fixed government price, with divergences in past years showing exports rise when prices fall and imports from key countries shifting accordingly.
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Wabeefgton
Dec
United States
China
India
Mexico
EL M. Brauler
Department of Commerce
Vn A
United ‘States
Hesvier
Bmexico
W. Long
Alice Nawme
Baphn Gmelk Bursa
Atattie
Idelay Deaton
Opal
Hi Donmarine
Rinths
Mra
Sam Hounton
Jane Lanes
Ancel
Sam Mencia
Weal Lirhbonk Atreis Tb MK
Maeloviy Itu
TOK Bunth Inn
Iveinta Alyenty
Tae
Jone Suveilyo
Foren Arraue
Pat
Than Mare
Wikmon Kars
Gin Yan
Nate
Rualal
Deans
Ramon Rodrigue
Green Memorial Nateonite
Inia
Berthn Ant
South Gayana
Geus
Gislitk
Yetrhie
Hahn
Michael Ralomen
Alfriada
Ivan Gotten
U S Silver Action Applauded in Mexico
Mexico City officials hailed the United States ratification of the London silver agreement as a decisive step in the campaign of corporate recovery. Mane R. Gomez, assistant to Gen Plutarco Calles minister of the interior, said the order would price Mexican silver at 12 cents an ounce with a 50 percent commercial stake.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
Mane R. Gomez
Porchass
Cuban Ex Officers Await Appeal Ruling
In Havana on December 23 former Cuban army officers waited for a court ruling on an appeal by their lawyers. The reform seeks bail for the 43 men arrested after a recent battle at Hole National and held by authorities for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tourts
Hole National
Seligman Dies in New York Banking Family Member
Henry Seligman, 76, prominent member of J. and W. Seligman and Company, died today in New York Nes from a heart attack. He was a noted figure in finance and banking circles.
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Financien
New York
Nes
Henry Seligman
Uim
J. and W. Seligman and Company
Weverly Hills Weather Confusion Shrouds Town
In Weverly Hills details drift and claims swirl about weather and money. A local recount notes a controversial poll and alleged media influence while residents debate the value of silver and a rumored machine fight. The piece hints at long standing tensions and a strange clash of ideas.
Carran Warns San Antonians on Holiday Fire Hazards
Fire official Garran urges San Antonio residents to secure decorations keep them away from heat and remove dry wrappings. Do not use candles or paper celluloid decorations near flames and unplug electric lights when away. Emphasizes keeping exits clear and disposal of combustibles to prevent losses during the season.
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J. Sar Tan
Bond
Garran
Tory
Ure
Cnet Sarran
Sarran
Woman's Car Set Ablaze by Vandals in Parked Vehicle
Police reported vandals set gasoline and started a fire in Miss Catherine Watkins's parked car at 302 San Pedro Avenue Friday night causing about 130 pounds in damage. Witness Gus Kleti, 109 Lewis Street, said a vehicle sped off after breaking the windshield and lighting the blaze as Miss Watkins and neighbors alerted help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voneals
Winirnield
Catherine Watkins
San Pedy Avenue
Gus Kleti
Lewis Street
Marshall Shreet
Walling
Architects to Host Yule Dinner in January
Twenty five members of the West Texas chapter of the American Institute of Architects will hold their annual Christmas banquet at the Taspy in January. At the St Anthony hotel Robert M Ayres was installed as president withTien B Ayres in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twente
West Texas
CITY HOST TO GERMAN PRINCE
A former Kaizer Wilhelim visits Doorn Holland during his European trip and plans a family reunion on January 2. He praises his Mexico City stop and meetings with Josephus Daniels. He notes meeting William Randolph Hearst at a California ranch and calls Hearst a great man. The prince will stay with General Danforth for at least two weeks, the general says.
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Kaizer Wilhelim
Doorn
Holland
Europe
Querie
Mexico City
Josephus Deniels
Souther Republic
Toe Light
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Sao Simeon Ranch
California
Danforth
Yule Health Seal Sale Nears Close
The not booth sale of Christmas seals in downtown will end Saturday though seals remain available through New Year’s Day. Self service coin boxes are in hotels and department stores per Mrs R R McAndy chair of sales for the Bexar County Tuberculosis Association. Members of the Sue Purple Jackets organization at Breckridge High School assisted nurses in the sale. Friday, obtain your copy of The Light’s Christmas Gift Guide at any Piggly Wiggly store free.
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Booth
R. R. McAndy
Bexar Grunty Tuberculosis Association
Sue Purple Jackets
Breckeridge Hgh School
Oysters Trap Mice In Grocery Store
In La Rockelle France a grocery incident ends with oysters trapping mice after a consumer found two oysters that contained mice. Merluy Gaulenun, the store owner, tried to remove the mollusks but the mice were captured when the remaining oysters were opened.
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LA Rockelle
France
INSI
Merluy Gaulenun
Anop
Anep
Union Hopeful in Aer Stake
Philadelphia reports a rapid strike wave affecting over 20,000 workers as union leaders push for full shutdowns before nightfall. Bakery wagon deliveries halted, with bakers granted wage increases and the right to unionize by the national labor board. Railway express drivers join due to existing contracts, intensifying a citywide labor action against Philadelphia Rapid Transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Labor Board
Railway Express
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com Panly
Bankruptcy Plea Granted by Judge Jacon in Gorwale dealer case
Stanl, a produce and poultry dealer in Gorwale, was granted a voluntary bankruptcy petition by Federal Judge R. J. McMillan on Saturday. The petition lists total liabilities of 496,766.86 with a stipulation that no schedule was attached and assets were omitted.
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Jacon
Stanl
Gorwale
R. J.mcmillan
Stabl
Shook and Onion Free Prisoners Under Local Custom
Judges Shook and Onion ordered the release of 30 prisoners held for drunkenness fines. Ten were freed by Judge Onion, eleven by Judge Shook, and nineteen by Judge Onion, with the customary practice likely ending after Christmas if adhered to, per clerk John M. Ogden.
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Lie Peare
John R. Shook
John F. Onion
Judge Onion
Judge Shook
Jaf
John M. Ogden
Gnian’s
Cotton and Tobacco Farmers Gain Cash Payments
Washington reports cotton and tobacco farmers received about 900 million dollars in cash payments for production-adjustment campaigns this year. The production adjustment program adds 200 million dollars to farm income, with cotton producers totaling 159 million and tobacco growers 36 million in benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Farm Administration
Long List of District Court Dockets From San Antonio Record
The Forty Fifth District Court and related municipal courts in San Antonio show new suits filed, judgments for plaintiffs, and dismissals. Cases include tax actions against The City of San Antonio, insurance disputes, stockholders assessments, and various notes and foreclosures with numerous named parties such as Guardian Loan, West Kind Properties, and Enterprise entities. The list records judges, parties, and outcomes across civil and equity actions in multiple precincts.
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County Court-At-Law No
Jedea McCollam Burnatard
Aruates
A. J. Rite
Dialouiit
Jogke Bris
Comean v8
the Frou
National Bank
Aaemistiment
Lula Wert
Propactisa Coe Jk
Menterean
Glatyn Sweelen
Ponsension of Prémisen
Ferguson Va
A. Harrington
Piaintist
Maria Malls
EH Merrick
Jadre W. S. Anderson
San Antonio
Hugene Fradshaw
Judes
State of Texas
W. T. Harriseft
Platmatit
EC Brand
Pernctt
EL Brand
Edyth B Baldwin
Laintife
Jyenouth Texas Bank and Trust Company
A Borbeck
Slackoh
Brand
Commisaigner
Et al ¢S
Young
Mal
Atcckloldern
Plaintiel South
Teras Hank
Trust
Henry
Mull
Janesa Mead
Pisintitt
Et Alva
LA Kerr
Atucknolders
Judarannt
West Kind Properties Company
Paul Carcuth
Paul Enrepner
J. A Tubuse
Sith
Wyolf O'Leark
Suranve Company
OKLN
POE
Ry B. Giner
Clarence Fielder
Clarence Fielder Ve. R.A
D. Luthringer
Kresa Ani
Sevrantytnian
Bettie Wyvonne
Billie Eugeng King
Texas Tétroleum Products Company
WD. Jarvis
W. W. Kerr
Caldwell Moore
J. McMullen and Company
Vf M. A Doyle
Sudiemant
Vialntitr
HJ. Mettullen Mid Company
Va Folw “Browe
Judetent
Plebn Unt
Lee Francis Motor Company
F. Zemert
Claude A Crocker
C. C. Tishman
Plains Alamo National Bank
Eatale
Tyellle D. Lana
Richard J. A. Pantersack
Ma & Fe Andra AL Ec
Adoptinn
Emma Schelper
Jack Fowntray
Nien
Wialweirt Mitchell Construction Company
Jesus M. Gonzales
Suil
San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank
ya_D
Iria
B. J. Fraser An. Compton-Lee Company
Guardian Loan and Trustee Company
Norman M. Vacwhurn
Joe Casrlex
Ansault
Founders
Ollilie Haner
Onde
Boinsmen
Guardian
John C. Rulava
Thelma J. Rale
Berle Mae Reed
Eddie Reet
Mary M. Billingsley
Thomas J. Billingsley
Tor
Theresa
Burka Rieko
Jackson
J.C. Green
Sadie Green
Svare
Papi Burrows
Fred R. KoktAkl
Dumayen
Jara
Ani Calherian Hainwin
Arloplicon
Desaie Harlsem
Lloyd Harlsne
TK Pka
PLAC
Brian Fines
Sanecaeil
Drunkennena
Morras
Jock Seatua
Joe Etephana
Justice OF the Peace Court
I Jehu
Anton Ines
J. Linyid
Anitn
Ponscarton
Premines
Widiam Smallwind
Mit
Inen Mra
el -Vir
Asile Judement
Jury Commission Named by M'Crory Adee W. W. Mclory
Ninety-eurth District Court on Saturday named the grand jury commissioners who will select the new grand jury to serve starting January 2. The commissioners are R K. Yande a mobile dealer Ed Friedrich a box manufacturer and Harry Headrlson a laundry man.
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M'Crory Adee
W. W. Mclory
Ninety-eurth District Court
RK. 9
Yandé
Mulomobile
Ed Friedrich
Harry Headrlson
Mexican Chief Justice Named by President
Mexico City December 2. The appointment of Alfredo Perts Gnoga as chief justice of the Ay Prem court, made by President Abelardo Rodriguen, has been approved by congress. The position succeeds Julio Garcia, who relied on his pension for retirement.
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Mexico
D. F
Alfredo Perts Gnoga
Prem
Abelardo Rodriguen
Comgroas
Gang Succ
Julio Garcia
Detective Lee Jones Faces Board Trial Over Neglect Charge
The City civil service board weighs charges of cowardice and neglect of duty against Detective Lee Jones after an alley gunfight left Hartman wounded and Perrow killed. Jones is accused of retreating, failing to pursue the fleeing gunman, and not appearing with fellow detectives during the investigation. If appealed, suspension from the police department remains in effect pending board action.
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Lee Jones
A Municipal Civil Service Board
Birkhead
Paul Steffer
Frank Bushirk
Kiley
Jones
H. C. Perton
al Trattman
Oe Kilday
In & Jet Lez
Wright
Kilday
Bartman
Jones Ent Hartman
Hartman
Olerie
Perrow
University of Clina Is
Rilfay
Christmas greetings to farmers broadcast nationwide
A Christmas greetings program will broadcast across the nation over the National Union network from 323:30 to 1 p m EST on Monday. The broadcast, directed by the emergency conservation chief and the secretary of agriculture, will include auctions reaching as far west as Denver. A Texas inquiry into state departments plans to hear testimony next Thursday with about twenty witnesses summoned, chaired by Rep. Harry M. Graves.
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Na- Uunel Broadcasting System
Emergency Conservation Work
Secretary of Agriculture
Sqm
Eight Corps
Brostlessl
Denver
Austin
Texas Houre of Representatives
Harry M. Graves
Grargetown
Aid
Graves
Local society dances and parties fill weekend schedule
The Yemmiessee Sigma sorority hosts an annual dancing party Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Miss Barbara Church's home 834 Elizabeth Road with Misses Lila Wirtg Benny Bardwell and Barbara Church as entertainments. Clarence Hocker hosts a dinner dance at the San Antonio Country Club honoring debutantes Alice Combs Elisabeth Tape and Mary Josephine West. Sigma Delta Pi plans a Christmas dance from 9 to 12 p.m. at the Casings Root Garden. Kappa Sigma is entertained at the Santa Fe Club roof garden with a dinner dance. Notables include Dorothy Debner Ellen Bouquet and many others. The Stafford Parent-Teacher Association and school facility joint drama and Santa Claus event drew large attendance for the children.
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Lila Wirtg
Benny Bardwell
Barbara Church
Miss Church
Eligsbeth Road
Wits
Clarence Hocker
San Antonio Country Club
Aliee Combs
Elisabeth Tape
Mary Josephine West
Sigma Delta Pi Fraternity
Ste
le Casing Root
Kappa Slema Chi Eorotity
the &T. Anthony
Mural Larson
Frances Vallider
Regina Battersby
Aviv Level
Mildred Nelma
Atmiede
Josephine Hennessy
Mr. and
Mia
Edward Viasco
Charles Schmidt
Charles St. John
Forrest Notz
al Magcott
Milton Schmidt
Don Toudouza
Bille Lehr
Bod Durden
Ferdinand Vellmer
Ray Stamps
Harold Schovid
Whison Tallman
Harold Sharp
Wallace Bltyer
William Davis
Perry Oppert
Dick Gorden
Yale crowds show holiday traffic level rise in San Antonio
San Antonio traffic officers and business leaders report notable improvement in holiday season conditions over 1832 and 1831. Pedestrian flow on downtown streets near post office and major corners is up, with several officials noting Saturdays and Mondays busiest in years. Experts cite increased activity on Houston and St Marys streets as signs of recovery amid post office and railway trade optimism.
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San Antonio
San Antonios
Theodore Kohnleffel
St Mary's End
Houston Sfreets
T. 5
Suene
Sudie
Commerce
Gilber
D. Maddox
Traffic Fates Years
Fred Luderuz
A. L. Freeman
Houston
Broadway
Alamo
Vital Statistics Amid Names From Diverse Lists
A long list of seemingly biographical entries combines numerous personal names, locations, and dates, presenting a dense roster of individuals across varied origins. The fragmentary text mentions towns, relatives, and potential event markers, without clear narrative structure or a single focus.
Western Union Boy Messengers Strike Threat Died
San Antonio NRA board heard claims that Western Union messenger boys faced wage and hour changes after code adoption. Officials said no evidence supported work beyond 48 hours weekly, and a $6.50 weekly minimum was voluntary. Service remained uninterrupted as eight positions were filled after recent departures.
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San Antonio Western Union Wessenger Boys
NRA
Howell W. Jones
Batiday
Jones
As Postal Telegraph Company
Guar
George Willbnehmm
Western Union
Elks Benefit Minstrels Delight City Audiences
The Elks annual benefit minstrel show at the Majestic theater featured strong talent and fresh humor with engaging stage effects. Proceeds support orphans and destitute children through Christmas baskets and toy donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke Club
Tate Priday
Majestic Theater
Threats to Philadelphia Philanthropist Prompt Call for Guard
Des 4 report that J tosanwald chairman of Stars Rochwck and company said he received a demand of 30000 dollars from a man threatening him. This marks the second extortion plot against the wealthy philanthropist in recent months.
City News 8. B. A. dance events across venues
A listing of Christmas dances and bands across multiple halls including Turner Hall Gat ore Brava Hell and Be Buddy Hancock's Ores. Prices range from 25 cents for men and ladies free at some events. Featured acts include Modern Orch Adv Tnd Jerry MacRae and Don Amada orchestras with prizes and late hours.
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Buddy Hancock
Damce
Jerry MacRae
Sat
Don Amada
Galitalle
Wooten
Cady
Place pour greeng ened in the BIG Sunday Light
A garbled note notes the BIG Sunday Light achieving the greatest circulation among Asa Antonio Gundsy newspapers by 47.6 percent and 6 percent more than others combined. It mentions space availability and a figure 91.68 amid unclear context.
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Asa Antonio Gundsy
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