Texans Rally for Garner as Rally Day Approaches
Texans gather in Garner banner support for Democratic presidential nominee prospect Garner amid a statewide push. Major Chambers says a large San Antonio delegation will attend with 1000 druggists and families backing Garner. A reception committee of hundreds is forming under Mayor Chambers with numerous civic names named to the committee.
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Bao Antoniang
Tohn N. Garner
Chica
CG. M. Chambers
Nold
Atescoma
Tatfer Asker
Garner
Emuloyer
Gatner
Chambern
Henry I Lela
San Anatonio Draggiste
Joe Wath
Tthe
Anid
Hensley
Matagorda County
Clawhere
Trenwley
Roosevelt
Richin
Baker
Chambera
Phil Shook
Fexae County Garnetter
Ein
Snd
Chambers
Betiles
Pricey
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Laredo
John Valis
Birs
James Levens
Ben Cordell
Jobn Wall
Clara Drincoll Sevier
Cornus Christi
John Carrouzet
Galveston
Henator Helbrook
Lewis Paletti
Solomon Caseck
Fr. T. Brultt
J. K. Lame
Roy Murray
Hudy Strobmeyer
Carles Ormond
Charles Groehner
Saul Wolf
Unusual Damage Suit Trial Is Set
A local court will hear an unusual damages case in May as Aleador sues Southwestern Bell Telephone Co for injuries from a telephone wire moving from a drug store corner. He claims loss of employment and seeks actual damages of 510- 495 and exemplary damages of 2000.
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Wederal
Fk.d. McMillan
Teneral
Mentor ix
Southwestern Sell Telephone Company
Fm Téleyhone
Almox Drive
McCullough Avenue
Afcador
Aleador
Ank
Life Insurance Course Announced by Becker Leader Team
Cantie B. Becker president of the Great American Continental National companies will conduct a two week course in life insurance planning and customer service, starting February 35, according to Archer Durrett local insurance man.
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Cantie B. Becker
Continental National National Companies
Archer Durtett Locei
Former Aggie Hurt in Crash Near Lafitte Street
Henry W. Bitt, former head of the Texas A and Bf ex-Student group, suffered a broken leg and internal injuries when struck by a car at the intersection of Romana and Soledad streets Saturday. He was taken to Santi Masa Hospital.
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Henry W. Bitt
Lafitte Streat
Aorance
Texes A
Studente
Romana
Soledad
Bitt
Santi Masa
Aoapital
Harlandale Names New Constable After Resignation
County commissioners on Saturday accepted the resignation of Rah V. Easley, constable of Precinct No. 1, Harlendale, and appointed W. W. Leisweber as successor. Leisweber will serve as Easley’s deputy for more than a year while Easley devotes time to his mercantile business.
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Rah V. Easley
Harlendale
WW. B. Leiiweber
Leinwrber
Leen Easley
Easley
Reduced Rates to Corpus Planned for School Trip
A Corpus Christi notice states that San Antonio school children may travel on the U S S Constitution with a reduced round trip fare. The Southern Pacific announces a 60 percent reduction of the one way fare from February 15 to 23.
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San Antonio
Corpus, Christi
Portwood Speaks at New School Assembly
Man speaks at Thomas Jefferson Senior School as Tony Rogers introduces Portwood F. Portwood, assistant superintendent of schools in charge of the senior division, delivers remarks at the first morning assembly.
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Portwood
New School
Whenms F. Portwood
Thomas Jefferson
Tony Rogers
Counterfeit Ring Brought Into Statewide Case
Edward Tyrrell chief of the secret service says a statewide counterfeiting investigation has led to 11 men charged. Arraignments occurred in Waco and Tyler with bonds set at 5000 and 10000 dollars. Two men to be tried in San Antonio and Shun Antopio, with others returned for trial. Detectives found plates for silver dollars and five and ten dollar notes. A counterfeit ten was seized at a Dallas area store with two local girls involved as victims. A trail of notes was left in Justin Myler Temple and Bartosus central region. a photographer and engraver were among the arrestees.
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Edward ‘Tyrrell
Secret Service
San Antonio
Tyerill
Waco
Tyler
Tyrrell
Shun Antopio
Illiam
Robinson
United States
Paul A. Locktart
LD. H. Bynum
Amarillo
Peevet Arrerie
Dallas
Winder
W. O. Cain
Too Torkes
Cecil Miller
Justin
Poison Death Ruled Self-Administered By Poisoning
K D Allen of Adeliste registered at a downtown hotel room days before his death. Coroner Justice E Talbert ruled the death as well administered poisoning. A small bottle was found beside him as detectives and a physician were summoned. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Sessions officiating. Survived by widow Louise Gallagher Allen a daughter Dorothy Louise Allen a son Edwin D Allen Jr all of San Antonio, plus his father and three brothers.
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K. D. Allen
Donaldson Avenue
Adeliste
Justice of the Peace
E. Talbert
Allen
Calbert
Louise Gallagher Allen
Dorothy Louise Allen
Edwin D. Allen Jr
Bao Antonio
Herman Ochs Talks at Lamar School
Herman Ochs spoke to Lemar elementary students in observance of the thirty fifth anniversary of the Parent Teacher Association in the United States. Miss Helen Robinette's class presented a program and Susa Ethey Cretiler played the piano.
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Rermant, Ochs
Lemar
Sehoot
Eri- Jay
Parent-Trachee Association
United State
Helen Robinette
Susa Ethey Cretiler
San Antonio Light Files From The 10 And 20 Years Ago
Ten and twenty years ago San Antonio Light items recall civic plans and social campaigns. The February 7, 1912 note highlights the Red Brigade fund drive, upcoming school board elections, and a large architectural project on Avenue O.
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The
San Antonio Light
And I Remember When by Temple Gcalimogun
First Assistant District Attorney TEMPLE GCALIMOGUN recalls childhood days about twenty years ago near Laurel Heights. He describes a sparsely built area then with brushy country north of Hulsack Avenue and lines of houses far apart, noting the district’s early edges.
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Temple Gcalimogun
Laurel Heights
Hubache Avenas
Hulsack Avenue
Two Murder Trials Set to Open in District Courts
Two major murder trials are set to begin in the district courts Monday with hundreds of veniremen summoned. Leflore Sucre W. 3 Anderson and Bart Eazell face murder charges in the Wilmer Searles case from February 2, 1280, with a 200 person venire summoned. J. D. Stone’s murder on December 2 in the 410 South Alamo area will be tried before Judge McCrory in the Ninety Fourth District, with 180 jurors called and both sides ready.
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Leflore Sucre W
Anderson
Bart Eazell
Wilmer Scarles
Lois
Ren Hag Bron
Hywelta
Searles
North Flores Street
DV. Ta Dison
J. D. Stone
South Alamo Street
Tudge Wow
McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Renus
Part Time Work Given in District in County
A county commissioner said on Saturday that about 75 to 86 men will receive intermittent work in district operations. Reed workers rotate every three days, then a new group takes over. The arrangement with the local cotton gin ensures workers are paid at the end of each three-day period, with reimbursement to the county afterward.
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A. G. Travalter
Saturdas
Snoller Group
Peter Loefgen
Albert Maverick
Urecinet
Cobbs Sr
Dudge
Anderson
R. W Minor
W. W McCrors
Hem
Friends of Wichita Candidate on Tour
A Wichita candidate’s supporters tour the state, including Otto Stehlik and Austin M. Sullivan, to confer with allies. They plan visits in Hill County Valley and West Texas after leaving San Antonio, aiming to bolster campaign company and backing.
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Toi Aunter
Wichita Falls
Otto Stehlik
Austin M. Sullivan
Stenlik
Sultan
Hill Grate
West Texas
San Antonia
Judge Finds He's Sitting on Pistol In Court
Judge AL L. Mattock found a man sitting on an unholstered 82 automatic pistol in Corporation Court on Saturday. The pistol was left on the judge's seat, and court clerks called for a claimant before continuing proceedings.
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Judge
Pistol
AL L. Mattock
Corporation Court
Chale
Tuidge Mattock
Dr Russ to Speak to College Group
Dr W B Russ will address the Physical Education association at Our Lady of the Lake College Tuesday. A witness on A Wencd et's Philosophy Toward Physical Ext ention will follow, with a countable discussion led by association president Miss Stamie Kroner.
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Russ
W. B. Russ
Our Lady of the Lake College
al Oty Tideday
Flier Will Burn Wrecked Planes At Kelly Field
Ray, Starels, chief engineering officer at Kelly Field, warned Saturday of a burn for wrecked planes. The damaged craft from a Wednesday crash were found beyond repair in the town area.
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Ray, Starels
Kelly Field
Missing 18-year-old boy in Austin street report
An 18 year old boy named John is missing from home. Police were notified Saturday after a report of the missing youth. The article notes he may be along 9th Street and Austin area. Authorities urged anyone with information to contact the local precinct.
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Austin
John
Judge Opens Way for New Sanity Hearing in Pete McKenzie Case
Judge McCrory signaled a fresh sanity hearing for Pete McKenzie, now held in Huntsville. District Attorney Tynan urged returning McKenzie to San Antonio for another examination, after his capture in Missouri ended an eight-day escape. The case, tied to the 1927 killing of Detective Chief Sam Street, could revive death-penalty prospects if a new sanity verdict is rejected.
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WL W. McCrory
Bng
Wty
John M
Pete
McKenzie
Huntsville
SmturAay
Aome
McCrory
Walter Tynan
San Antonio
Malden
Texae County
Terra
Te Fx
Lsuga
McKeugie
Iael
Sam Street
Law
Willey
G. M. Powell
Terrell Sate
Medan
Clyde Musgrave
Texas
John McAnally
Hoss Sterling
Lantsville
Weill
Periclean Debating Society Elects Officers at Brockengilge
Horence Carr elected President of the Periclean Debating Society at Brockengilge senior school. Other officers include Mallee Stennet as vice president Biletn Marshall as secretary Clara Rete McGary as treasurer Norene Finigan as parliamentarian Froesline Chavez as sergeant storms Opal Seideman as censor Annie Durim as reporter and Margaret Parker plus Martha Anderson as historians.
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Horence Carr Haa
Periclean Debating Society
Brockengilge
Mallee Stennett
Biletn Marshall
Clara Rete McGary
Norene Finigan
Froesline Chavez
Opal Seideman
Annie Durim
Margaret Parker
Martha Anderson
Attack Planes from Crockett Visit Kelly Field
Fort Crockett attack planes commanded by Capt. Virgil Wing reached Kelly Field on Saturday for bombing missions at Camp Stanley for about three weeks. A transport plane organized by Tent TH Tandon carried personnel of the Third Aturk group to Kelly Field.
McNeel enters race for county sheriff in San Antonio area
Former Texas ranger J. McNeel announced Saturday his candidacy for sheriff, opposing Sheriff Albert Mausser. The bid outlines coalition possibilities and lists potential ticket partners including Wurzbach, Davie, Shock, Onton, McCormick, Sobieski, Uhr, Abbott, and Trawalter. Also mentioned are possible runs by Newton and Williamson as well as other local offices and incumbents seeking reelection amid shifting candidacies.
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McNeel
Nat
Basser
Lodge We
Wurzbach
D. PB. Davie
Justices of the Peace
John Shock
J. 1 Onton
Abenyelewe
Uther Tinket
Meporia
Alfonso Newton
BURKE
Charles
George Huntress Siso
Touis Boltz
Justice of the Peace
Aclhus
Knvivn
Black
Polilien
FEY
San Antonio Traffic Club to Hear Chamber Leader at Lunch
The San Antonio Traffic Club meets Monday noon in the Vina Hotel to hear EL D Ochs, president of the Chamber of Commerce, discuss the chamber program. J B Aucks will speak, with Lawrence Gofort as chairman, announcing the second monthly dinner dance at the Casino Club on February 27.
Bexar Health Unit to Meet Monday
Thrann meeting of the Kesar County Trilitio Etelik association will be held at 12:59 pm Monday in the east parlor of the municipal auditorium. Mrs. J. E. King will preside as George Hyfraze, executive secretary, and Dn, Et, STeCarlile, breass urpe, present yearly reports. New officers and 14 directors will be elected. De W G. Farmer, chairman of the W03E Christmas seal sale, will report.
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Kesar County Trilitio Etelik Association
ST Mnicipal Auiltheiom
Mra
J. E. King
George Hy Fraze
Aml Dn
Stecarlile
Breass Urpe
de W G. Farmer
Woman Suggests Tour for Judge Draws Fine
In Corporation court, Abs G Devin of 1007 Delaware Street faced a $10 fine after testifying about where to send the judge and himself. Traffic Officer M S Arnett testified that Devin made a remark while arrested for a double charge in the 700 block of East Houston Street. The judge, A D Matlock, commented on the remark and the case proceeded.
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Abs
G. W. Devin
Delaware Street
Corporation Court
M. S. Arnett
Eant Houston Atccet
Ahe
A.D. Matlock
Matlock
Conspiracy Charges Dismissed in San Antonio Case
Federal court proceedings in San Antonio re opened to hear conspiracy dismissal motions tied to the Chambers case. Charges against Chambers and others concern ambush killings and liquor offenses in Atascosa County. A court order directs consolidation of issues for a single conspiracy trial with multiple defendants and witnesses.
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San Antonio
Lynn Stephens
Mondas
Chartee Stevens
Enso
Ts 1
L. Booker Chinatera
Ina
Chambers
Gynn Stenheur
Stephens
Atnstasa
Carl Wright Jolson
Attourney
Young Chambers
Walted
Staten
Jota TD
Harttan
Covale
Stepheon
Alascosa County
Hartman
Johnson
Dean
Cnat
Leonard Brown
W. C. Wiliams
4. McAseill
Dave Watson
W. Anthony
Marty Herteberg
Dedvedkerts
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Herman Ochs
Lamar
NM. C. A
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Pracenda
Shreveport
HP Dn
Bulig
White
Friends of
Wichita
M'Crory
Eo Peto
Periclean's Pick Society President
Jim Neel Syndidate
Sheri
Albert Vansser
Jnty Permarica
Anii
Teras
San Antonio Waterworks
Menns County
Streinet
Theee Letme
Paring
Jnsinenss
Tour Canlituten
Mausser
Wilt Woods
Colin McNeel
Slove
Lexas Camer
Bexar
Peter F. Hoofeen
Bexar Health Unit
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