Resignations Shake School Board Amid April Elections
Hill Youngblood tendered his resignation to the board of trustees, Leo Brewer succeeded him, and two members indicated they would not seek posts in April. Dr. Mary King Robbin and Dr. James Ollers faced election considerations, while a state ruling on appointment terms awaited. Brewer as president and pressure-group concerns frame the political tension surrounding the upcoming April vote.
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Leo Brewer
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Roger Stokes
Mary King Robbin
Charles Dickson
Brewer
James P. Ollers
Bae
James FP. Hollers
Dr. Hollers
Ningblood
X Committee
Massachusetts
J.C. Cochran
Syartem
Teacher Becomes Citizen by Proxy
Federal naturalization officer Peter J. Pong recalls an unusual case in San Antonio where B C Vicentini, a Sidney Lanier school instructor, became a citizen by proxy while abroad in Italy. Vicentini swore loyalty to the United States. M H Anthoni, then a San Antonio naturalization officer, administered the oath and issued the citizenship papers upon his return in 1920.
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Peter J. Pong
United States
Pong
San Antonio
B.C. Vicentini
Sidney Lanier School
Castelbelforte
Italy
Vicentin
Puno
Camp Travis
Hackensack
N. J
B.C. Vicentine
Homicide Charge Filed in Car Death Case
A homicide charge is filed in the death of James W. Gummings 76 of 622 Peck Avenue after a Cadillac driven by Sweltenfuss struck him on the night of January 19. The complaint lists 1801 McKinley Avenue and names City Policeman J B Gannon as prosecutor in County Court No 2.
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Sweltenfuss
Lsted
McKinley
James W. Gummings
Peck Avenue
J.B. Gannon
Tax List Delinquent City and School Back Taxes 1915 1936
Delinquent taxes as of November 4, 1937 prepared by Paul Williams Survey. San Antonio city and the school board accept the list as correct for back taxes from 1915 to 1936. Only entries with $50 or more in any year are shown, including year of delinquency, owner, and property description.
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San Antonio
Schutz
Wares
Orien Way
Wydw
BRSD
Royle
Uganda
Terrell
Dick OL
B. Bentto
Meueratann
Gua B
Crmandy
Fapan
Accident injures retired banker on Dewey Place
Police investigated an accident involving N. S. Graham 80 retired banker of 31L East Dewey Place struck by a car at McCullough Avenue and Dewey Place last week. He suffered a severe leg injury. Light Classified advertising will help your business grow. Dial for fin adwriter.
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N.S. Graham
Dewey Place
McCullough Avenue
Fin
Police auction yields meager proceeds at federal sale
The federal auction led by Judge McMillan netted only $88.50 from a mix of items including tires and jewelry. Prosecutors, including Chief Dyen and Chief Alley Pets, reported penalties of fines up to $500 for various charges of possession and related offenses.
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Neo Ein
Mariano Cervantes
Alley Pets
Pytel
Dyen
Fur Farm
Water use rises in January for San Antonio
San Antonians used more water in January than in December, reports water board manager W. W. Masterson. He cites frequent rains and cold weather as the December decline, with January pumping totaling 587,075,000 gallons versus 561,021,000 in December.
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San Antonians
W. W. Masterson
Water Board
Masterson
Adwriter
Bicycle Theft Case In County Court
Judge Matthews presides in County Court at Law No. 3 as Sealle D aged 40 of Washington D C is fined 19 dollars and given a ten day sentence for stealing a bicycle from Junior Monier of 724 East Myrtle Street. The testimony notes the defendant is a disabled war veteran.
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Washington,d
Matthews
Gaddis
Junior Monier
East
Myrtle Street
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