Greenwich Villege Printing Hub in Mexican Colony Scene
In the Greenwich village of the Mexican colony near South Laredo Street the Printers, led by Senor R, Hete i, operate with minimal output. Carlos Rodrigues, a lively impresario, and Miguel de Uncrmo delo Baroje, a vaudeville humorist, share stage material and phonograph acts in Chicago and El Paso venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Antonio Wests
Greenwich
Radines
Goye
Miguel de
Laredo
Zareguas Theater
el Nacional
Mexico
Actuel
el Paso Street
Mexican Bohemians Open Zaragona Theaters With Troubadour Plazas
An old woman and West Side minstrel troupe perform a long narrative on recent slayings as troubadours entertain at a market plaza. Rodriuez family ties to La Prenna. Jose Peped, Raul Barrios and Don Catarine figure in Mexican colony arts including theater, songs, and cinema. Performances by Los Irons and Alntring Don Catarine at Zaragoza, San Luis Potosi, Loreto highlight a vivid Mexican bohemian scene with improvised tunes and vulgar humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorma-Goona
West Side
Troubedours
Aymarket Plaza
Rodrimiez
Jesus
la Prenna
Bella Netty Rodriguez
Zaragona Theater
Jose Peped
Fevorien
Mexan
Raul Barrios
Haymarket
Los Irins
Don Catarton
Zaragoza
San Luis Presl
Loreto
Don Catarine
June Women Plan Mexico Trip Spurred by Emma Seals Trio
Miss Adelaida Pearson of Bluehill Mine and Misa Gincoli of Amumerces London join Pr Emma Seals of Hast ard Conn to travel to Mexico City along the Pan American Highway. They await Willan Hurland, secretary of commerce, returning from Albany before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Emma Seals
Erving
Hastard
Conn
Adelaida Pearson
Rownnhees House
Bluehill
Mine
Misa Gincoli
Amumerces
London
England
Bannton
Moxica
Willan Hurlang
Lahamboe Af
Ant
Poll Tax Totals Hit Record in Bexar County 1932 Sale
Tax Collector Maury Maverick reports 6b0 poll taxes sold in Bexar County ending midnight Tuesday, with about 8000 permanent exemptions and 1500 temporary exemptions issued. The day set a record for applications handled in the courthouse, with long lines and police aiding order. About 53,000 voters will be able to cast ballots in the upcoming election, while knowledge of delinquent taxes begins Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Bexar County
Wednessey Carent
San Antonio Boys Work Council Forms Amid Local Group Interest
Representatives from Elks, Boy Scouts, Junior Yanks, Rotary, Optimist, DeMolay, Lions, Ministerial Alliance and Jewish societies adopted a constitution for a San Antonio Boys Work council. A temporary meeting was held at the MLO and set February 14 for formal organization with John G. Swope presiding. Jack Busby named temporary Guvelary. The American-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Work Council
Clyb
San Antonio Boys Work Council
John G. Swope
MLO. A
Elks Club
Boy Scouts
Junior Yanks
Board of Education
Rotary Club
Optimist Club
DeMolay
Lions Find
Ministerial Alliance
Jack Busby
Rifle shoot opens cadet season at Texas Military Institute
Cadets gathered Wednesday to witness the first rifle match of the year under Captain C P Lynch with sergeant P M Shokes assisting. Team members include captain G C Kearney, manager B Martin, and others: Ben Andersen, K C Daker, Ea Dnmember, W J Pellenz, R Graham, J Jones, L McNab, W H McKendrick, U E F Neese, J Newton, and J I Shoaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Military Institute
Loutayileigh
Adout R. OT. C. Tesm
T. ME
C' P. Lynch
P .M. Shokes
G C. Kearney
3B. Martin
Ben Andersen
K. C. Daker
W. J. Pellénz
R. Graham
J. Jones
1. McNab
W. H. McKendrick
U. EF. Neese
J. Newton
Shoaf
Maverick Receives Court Commendation For Excess Fees
Maury Maverick, tax collector, is commended by the Bexarcammisalmers' court after reporting $23,122.68 to the county from his 1932 report. The Wednesday order notes the efficiency of his office and his letter stating the turnover amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Misverick
Bexarcam—misalmers' Court
Itr
Thomas H. Abbott Jr
Albert G. Trawatter
Maury Maverick
Wxess
Bexar County Road and Bridge Fund Cashing Update
County officials report the road and bridge fund will resume cashing scrip by week’s end. County workers paid from the fund will be paid using cashable scrip, with funds already distributed to various departments. Edgar Garvey says county scrip can be cashed as soon as processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Edgar G. Garvey
Ginrvoy
Auto License Sales Break Records in San Antonio Substations
Auto license sales surged with a record run as sales at the courthouse and downtown sub stations continued Wednesday. Officials say the 1933 license total may exceed 40,000 in Bexar County with 7,000 sold Tuesday alone, prompting calls for swift legislative action to extend penalties suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtoast
Maury Miverus
Tex
Maverick
Legisiaturs
Wand
Ti Woo
Several Persons Are Victims of Traffic Mishaps
Several people were recovering Wednesday from injuries in traffic accidents. Sergeant Frank Tove of the first squadron at Kelly Field sustained the most serious injuries with a fractured skull in a collision between his auto and a truck. J Herrera, 7, of 411 Vine Street, was knocked down by a car near his home as he left for school. Ed Gilders, 45, of 513 South Olive Street, was run down by a police patrol car at Olive and East Commerce Streets and treated at Robert B Green Hospital for cuts and bruises. Another pedestrian, Daniel Mendosh, 411 Mafer Avenue, was hit by a car at Boutt Flores and Nogallites streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tove
Party First
Kellyfield
Hig Ekull
Rauto
Fort Sam Thouston
J. Herrera
Vine Street
Ed Gilders
South
Olive Street
Emil Braun
Olive
East Commerce Streets
Robert B. Green
Dane
Man Found With Three Bullet Wounds Near Morales Street
Pete Morales, 24, was found with three bullet wounds at Balad street and Arbor place early Wednesday. He suffered hits to the left jaw, the belly, and the left cheek, according to attendants at Robert B. Green Hospital. Morales could not explain the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Morales
Morales Street
Balad Street
Arbor Place
Plato Hilleta
Robert B. Green Hospital
Morelos
Do- Nee
Woman Saves Car as Garage Burns
Mrs L N Schofield of 1946 West Futlady avenue recited Wednesday how she braved fire Tuesday to save her car from the garage at her home. Smoke and flames filled the space but she entered and backed the car out before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Schofield
West Futlady Avenue
Schofield
Thief Believed in Formal Attire In Police Report
A suspected thief described as wearing formal attire including a tuxedo reportedly fled the scene. Police say G. W. Sheffield of 16 South Street was questioned about the incident. The clothes were said to have been stolen from a person named Wm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houster Vady
G. W. Sheffield
South Street
Angkor Ruin Explorer Describes Cambodia Temple Mystery
Archeologist G. Thompson recounts his Cambodia expedition near Angkor Wat. He notes a vast 609 acre temple complex with a water moat, stone causeway, and serpent railings. Inside the enclosure many carvings depict battles and domestic life while jungle dangers loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Angkor
Cambodia
Siam
Burma
Ming
Babylonia
Angkor Fat
Mare
Nile
Atekui
Copie
Teomy Sod
Dress Goods Loot in Robbery at Mrs Taylor Home
A house intrusion at 519 East Rimira led a domestic-minded thief to steal several yards of dress goods from Mrs L B Taylor. The incident was reported Wednesday and described as a prowler raid with the intruder aiming to fashion dresses. Local authorities noted the entry and patrols increased after the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
L. B. Taylor
East Rimira
Wary Groundhog Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
San Antoniana weather forecaster J. H. Jarboe says the wary ground hog may see his shadow Thursday, signaling six additional weeks of winter. He cautions the public not to rely on vague lore and notes the prediction hinges on the animal’s behavior and shadow visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Thuirsday
Bence
San Antoniana
Jarboo
Hila Hole
Jarsoe
Auto League Elects Directors for Coming Year
Frank J Sherwood David Critker and D Powell elected new directors of the San Antonio Automobile League. Holdover directors include Julius H Holmgreen Albers Huth Frank A Winerich Jack Baretta and others. Secretary reported 30000 road maps distributed to travelers from league headquarters in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J) Sherwood
David Critker
D. Powell
Wennessay
San Antonio Automobile ‘League
W. €. King
Henry Kohler
de. C. J. Potthnst
G. Lucas
Wid W. M. Ratcliffer
Julius H. Holmgreen
Albers
Huth
Frank A. Winerich
Jack Baretta
H. A. Moos
E. F. Kneupper
Guy le Brourgeon
W A. White
James A. Gallagher
M. Riley Wyatt
Claude J. Carter
H. M. Dichmann
W. J. Holgecumbe
Jack Exigecombe
League Headquatiers
Insurance Leaders Attend Southwestern Life Conference
Fifty managers and agents from old line legal reserve life insurers register for a one day meeting at St Anthony hotel hosted by the Life Managers’ club. Speakers include Cummings Goldstein Childers Tee Schnabel and Abbey among others. Schnabel named membership drive chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Line Legal Reserve
St.Anthony
Tife Managers’ Club
J. L. Lawrence
Genewal
Southwestern Life Insurance Sales Congress
Matthew Brown
D., Doulas
O. Sam Cummings
Eph M. Goldstein
HT Childre
Robert Childers
W C- Haller
R. J. Dealels
R. R. Tee
O BP
Schnabel
R. EB. White
Paul Co. Greamer
Bat Schnabel
Law Students to Hear Kercheville Lecture Series In San Antonio
J Ira Kercheville of Herlaverant Kercheville will speak at San Antonio Vocational School at 6 30 pm Thursday inaugurating a lectures series by prominent San Antonio bar members. Lectures aimed at aiding future lawyers with benefits of long practice will be open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio School of Law
J. Ira Kerchevile
Herlaverg Ant Kercheville
San Antonio
Alamo Heights Plans Drama Club Play Series
Alamo Heights 8B public speaking club outlines a term of plays with Misa Salle Slovic as sponsor. Carl Newton Jr is club president Bake Phillips vice president Virginia Dickerson secretary Bryce Lawrence treasurer Philip Carrington sergeant at arms Marian Herpel reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesk
Alamo Helguls Junioradio
Misa Salle Slovic
Carl Newton Jr
Bake Phillips
Virginia Dickerson
Bryce Lawrence
Philip Carrington
Marian Herpel
Farm ill by credit man
Henry H. Heiman executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men told the San Antonio Wholesale Credit Men at the St. Anthony hotel Tuesday night that most cures for economic ills are temporary and would wear off. He said a minimum farm price plan would burden manufacturers, while an allotment plan would shift burdens to industry and favored a sales tax though he cautioned that the state tax on wholesalers and manufacturers is too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Heiman
National Association of Credit Men's Associations
San Antonio
Heiman
Brackenridge Team to Debate Houston City Champs
Brackenridge Bever school will meet the Houston city championship team Friday at 2 90 p m in the school auditorium. The debate topic is that at least 80 percent of all state and local revenue should come from sources other than taxation on tangible property. Brackenridge interscholastic squad members include Jann May Gabe Cazell Nathan Eleban and Gordie Isenhouer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Bever School
Houston
Puiblindette
Brackenridge
E. c. ‘Barksdale
Squaat
Jann May
Gabe Cazell
Nathan Eleban
Gordie Isenhouer
DH. Bracter
Denate Toach
Will Tonge
Breckenridge
Austin
Church Plans to Form Scout Troop
Gov ernment EDL MeUodiet chutrch plans to organize a Boy Scout troop and a young peoples group this week. A meeting is set for February 5 at 3a Stout Sunday. Rev W D Wellburn Jr urges boys aged 12 to 16 to attend Friday at 7:30 p.m. Scoulimasters are Wilko Elis and H B Whillams. Young peoples division meets Sundays at 9:30 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. Miss Cora Lie Bitter is president. Bos American-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Government Edl
MeUodiet Chutrch
Stout
W. D. Wellburn Jr
Wilko Elis
Young Peoples’ Division
Cora Lie Bitter
Bos American
Purification Observances Begin at San Fernando Cathedral
Purification at San Fernando cathedral began Wednesday with an early 7 a m observation and continues with evening rites, rosary and procession at 7 20 p m. Archbishop Drage will bless candles at 9 a m Thursday and St Blase Day will feature blessings and services Friday. Archbishop Crossaerts to participate in Saturday procession preceding high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando
Arthur J. Drageseers
St. Blase Gay
Crossaerts
Detective Finds Own Belongings in City Theft
Homer Allen, a detective, reported satisfaction after solving a case on Wednesday. He discovered plumbing fixtures and hardware missing from his new home at 2006 Pores Street, questioned city suspects, identified the alleged thief, and recovered the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Allen
Elly
Pores Street
City
January Bank Clearings Rise in San Antonio
San Antonio January bank clearings reached 591,273,048.58, a rise of about 200,000 from December 31,087,660.4. Secretary Thomas G. Leighton of the San Antonio Clearing House estimates improving loan conditions and notes January totals fell short of January last year’s 36,177,198.12 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Antonio
Thoms G. Leighton
Ban Antonio
Made in America Hats Display On Campaign at Wolf and Marx
Living models will display new spring hats as part of the Bay American campaign. Event times are 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the Wolf and Marx Company where Made in America hats will be shown by Bears newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf! and Marx Company
Bears
Snow Delights Beverly Wisely Mountains in Calif
A fragment from Beverly Wise Calif describes unusual snowfall despite no chamber of commerce resolutions for snow. It notes locals in the mountains faced unexpected snow and jokes about the sandal of long underwear, filing stations, and a northern perspective on climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Wise
Calif
Ute Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kidnapping and Robbery Surge Hits San Antonio Streets
Bandits abducted Stockdale rancher William Ridge after posing as riders and forced him to drive to a relative’s home, robbing him of 331 and his tax payment. A second victim, Sgt. A. W. Brown, was drugged and robbed of 20 dollars after being ordered into a car. A taxi driver, John Goll, was held up for 10 dollars in the 00 block of Van Ness Street. All incidents occurred near downtown San Antonio and involved armed suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One & Stockdale Rancher
San Antonio
Willian
Stockdale Rancheb
Hera Fridge
Hoewals
Hewdquarters
Lovepol
Yvictin
WL Brown
Babtert
Brown
West Houslot
Camaron
Svawloe
Cura
Spyang
Fredericksburo
John Golr
Hr Blue Diamond Tad Company
van Ness Stroub
Personnel Shift Requested by Police Chief Kilday
Commissioner Phil Wright heard Chief Gwen Kilday request a staff shift in the police department. The plan would move Sergeant Helleron from secretary duties to temporary head of the records and identification bureaus, with E. D. Shecklett returning as secretary to the chief. George Himmionds would supervise the identification bureau and report to the head of the record bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
P. R. Hallerau
Bu Reans
E. D. Shecklett
Police
Phil Wright
Gwen Kilday
Helleron
Victer Ui
Record Bureau
George Himmionds
Sargent. Uilerar
Infantry Troop School Thursday announces classes
The Infantry Troop School will meet Thursday at 7:00 am on the fourth floor of the San Antonio Public Service Company building. Maj. Frank Washburn will teach battalion in attack, Maj. Charles Birkhead will cover supply of a battalion and an outpost, and First Lt. Colglazier will instruct howitzer company in attack. The course is directed by Capt. Lee V. Hunniputt, unit instructor of the 357th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
San Antonio
Frank ‘Eb
Washburn Wll
Charles Birkhead
RW. Oolglazier
Enraged bull pins man against fence injures resident
Ridney Goodmen, 30, of 4410 West Martin Street, was thrust against a fence by an enraged bull while tending the homestead. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital after the incident on Weed nesdayrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Martin Streets
Goodman
Robert BH. Green Hospital
Kaufman Dry Goods Faces Bankruptcy Action
A financial report filed in federal court shows assets and liabilities for Kaufman Dry Goods, recently adjudged bankrupt. Liabilities total 197,840.07 with claimed exemptions at 11,007.33. assets include 11,007.33 in first lien and 20,084.98 in second lien. A lecture on administrative slides occurred at Basco church in Rhode Island with local missionary work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman Dry Goods Company
Elaine
Lev. K.O
Basco, RI Raplat
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Got
Brush Country
Carlos Rodrigues
Cmt
Yong
G. M. Thompson
St. Mary's Street
Palestine
Africa
Asia
Retun Fund
Tosh Bas
Angkor Ruin
Wsit
Gen ‘Ane
Tanin
Hia Jms
Indo-China
North
Mary's Street
A. Auto League
ID Insurance
Kercheville
Alamo Heights
Gwe Pan
Made In
Trvo
B.A
Kilday
Infantry
Kaufman
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!