Go Along Little Dogie and Local Texan Notes
A fragmentary early Texas newspaper column recalls cowboy songs and local culture with asides on a Dal-Jag media station mispronouncing a classic, a 17-year-old polo player Billy Burke injured, and various townfolk. It mentions Joe Bettencourt, Tom Metamare, Dorothy Minor, Ned Wellenna, Bill Petuus, Carl Hobbbella, and Vincent Bruno among others, plus shop life, delivery quirks, and a streetcar conductor tale.
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Texas
Whistler
Hsie
Aged Man Dies in Destitution After Relief Work Life
An elderly former relief worker in San Antonio died destitute and alone. Officials and city observers gathered at the Montgomery Ward building to search for missing relatives of the deceased, whose decades of service ended in poverty. The event drew crowds as authorities noted the man’s long service during World War I and his sudden decline.
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San Antonis
Sabueday
Miler
Dirksan
Rimastwo
Central
Eller Committee
Afd
Montgomery Ward
Dickson
Supple Labs
Tor
Danny Ahearn to Write Fr Movies in Hollywood
Los Angeles February report outlines Danny Ahearn moving to Hollywood to write. He will collaborate with Earl Baldwin on Wild Boy of the Road style material, drawing on his underworld experiences. Claudette Gotbert and Laurette Taylor are noted for upcoming roles and productions as Bayard Veiler’s associate producer bows.
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Louella D. Parsons
Matti
Megie Aver
Delve Mervine
Tony
Uakeer and Servion, Inc
Los Angeles
Dim Tully
Danny Ahearn
Hollywood
Darry] Zaouis
James Cagney
Warner
Clauielle Gotbert
New York
Claudelte
Leligounvere
Paramouth
Alice D. G. Miller
Claudette
Bayard Veilers
Laurette Taylor
Bilger Corl
Avid
Selenick
Joose Ondeath Rao
Jallion
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Keeni
Aglar Tana Hope Crewes
David
Wis
Aithost Ag Af Newell
Trojan
Hess
Clive
Clavenes Brown
Jay
Marion Wayies
Picure
Louis B. Mayer
Davies
Che Dy
Frankenstein
al Xandom
Claudette Colbert
Norman Paster
Coconut Grove
Ostelie Taylor
John Wooberton
Clu New Yorker
Joan Crawlorad
Jock McCeea
Gaveny Wilshire Hotel
Jana Benmith
Ner Yorsts
Gove Markey Dodge
Glenda Pavel
Ruth Abbho Heth Selwyn
Uelle Moning
Mia
Lea Olivell
Rian Inmas
Uddle
LE Owl
Sardis
Inwa
Livestock Body Officials Facing Loss of Positions
Houston dispatch reports officials from the state Livestock sanitary commission will be relieved by Ferguson administration appointees. BR A. Coughran, district supervisor for ten counties, and A P Parker, chief inspector for Harris County, are slated for replacement by BP Jones of Benjayoln and Fr Murray of Hondo. Earlier, 260 staff at Fort Worth headquarters were dismissed to make way for new appointees.
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Houston
A. Coughran
Atate Livestock Sanitary Commission
A. P. Parker
Herris
Mirlaus A. Ferguson
BP. Jones
Benjayoln
Knox Charity
Coughran
Fr. Murray
Hondo
Parifer
Cotmisnion
Fort Worth
Jurors Denied Card Solace In San Antonio Murder Trial
Houston dispatch reports jurors in the Herschel Grey murder case had playing cards and poker chips removed from the jury room after Judge Whi Boyd ordered Mike Beer to seize 16 decks of cards. The judge said gambling could affect the verdict. The May killing involved Mangum and Legiimony details.
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Houston
Herschel Grey
San Antonio
J. A. Manguin
Whi Boyd
Mike Beer
Cour. Gai
Beer
Bruce
Boyd
Leglimony
Gray
Mangum Nas
Mangum
Two Suspects Face Kidnapping Case in Los Angeles
Luella Hammer and Frank Howard stand accused in the Mary Skerie kidnapping case. Howard seeks to take blame while Hammer, denying involvement, plans to become a mother in a few months. Police say Hammer confessed equal participation, with a 1 to 15 year sentence possible under law.
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Los Angeles
Luella Pearl Hammer
Frank Howard
Mary
Skerie
Howard
Miss Hammer
Tully
Nfnysteria
Wallie
Beyame
Great Britain's Improvement in Trade Halted
Trade data from late 1933 shows Britain’s overseas trade shrinking with exports and imports down from December and the previous January. January exports stood at 29,205,422 pounds, a drop of over 3.2 million from December and 1.9 million from January a year earlier, according to Boards of Trade figures.
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Great Britain
London
Boards of Trade
Dernaiber
Bill 10 to close colleges offered by Poage amended
Eight Texas schools would be wholisted under terms of a committee lull. The joint committee on organization and county schools recommends abolishing several institutions and transferring libraries laboratories and equipment to boards of regents. North Texas State Teachers college at Denton faces asset transfer while other campuses would be variedly disposed or merged into state teaching college systems.
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Austin
Feh
Texas
W. Fe. Poage
Waco
Industrial College
Abingdon
Sehool of Mines and Metalliney
Fl Paso
North
Texaa State
Trrehers College
Denton
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Hoss State Teachers College
Alpine
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers, College
Nacogdoches
North Texas State Teachers College
Board of
Caitra
Bite Schoole
Board of Regents of
State Teachers’ Colleges
Landy
Buildinga
North Texas State Teachers Collage
Board of Regvils
College of Industrial Arts
Usnton
Farm relief plans face opposition from Farm Bureau
Washington reports Senators weighing relief measures while a Farm Bureau Federation president warns that any proposals enacted into law would harm agriculture. The alliance cites a draft allotment bill cutting all crops except cotton and wheat and a mortgage bill shifting control to banks. Critics argue the plan would devastate farmers, with objections to removing hops and other key crops.
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Washington. D. C
Aimenern Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Edward AL CrNes
Agricultire Comemittes
Hull
HMI
Fariexre
O'Neal
Mutiny at Batavia Ends in Dutch Ship Loss and Fatalities
Report from Batavia outlines a mutineer takeover aboard a Dutch vessel led by Diehl and De Gover Prone. Twenty three persons, including 22 sailors and natives, died or were injured as bombs struck during the assault. Dutch officials describe a brutal ramming and boarding that halted contact with officers and sparked a naval response.
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Batavia
Dara
Drin
Netherlands
Craw
Tirjwred
It ii
Sheylan
Javan
Navy
Gattain
Baron de Vos
Mier
Jalen
Weil
Tais
Caplai
Gnaihe
Open Forum Letters Debate Marriage and Library Access
A fragmentary Open Forum letter discusses marriage duties and financial strain, questioning if a husband should provide for his wife while working. It critiques a plan to fund libraries by salary cuts, arguing literacy access is essential but misused funds. The writer, Lomita Gomley, emphasizes practical support at home and questions broader political wage policies.
Resents Annoying Breaks in Programs
Editor The Lips reports a broadcasting station disrupting show timing by frequent breaks about every minute. The piece recalls past incidents where advertisers expected uninterrupted slides and money arrangements were contested.
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Inc!endio
Writer Ready to Return as Editor for Laborer Roles
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a writer or editor named Q. D. resuming work after two days. Mentions a committee, duties, and laborer or rally contexts with references to a “RALINF WORKER.” The legibility is poor. names and specifics are unclear.
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Tie Maar Hiei
Gil
Valiel
wWolle
Q. D
Relief Committee Addresses Unemployed Relief Needs
A chaotic report shows a relief committee debating aid for unemployed workers. It notes some residents fear groceries and fuel costs rise without steady work, and questions how public funds are spent on gas, oil, and daily sustenance amid job scarcity.
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Zoo
Toby
CPG
Antonio
Tax on Church Property Aims At New Valuation
A letter signed as Coren argues for taxing church property. It questions why church owners avoid property taxes and proposes a valuation of church and school properties at 7.9 trillion. The piece discusses exemptions, income, and inheritance taxes and suggests taxpayer opposition unless a tax levy is approved.
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Coren
Tiemio F. C. Chirk
M. &. Shureh
Chureh
Teolton
Amd
Hotwille Studio Sistevant Bs
Harge
Aone Werth
Pranerly
Dore
Library Closing Is Criticized in San Antonio
Critics in San Antonio press for faster city library closing reforms. Residents cite reduced access to evening services, youth programs, and research resources as a growing concern for community learning and civic life.
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Keistar
Everest
San Antonio
Supports Move for Better Markets and Farm Relief
The text argues for a policy shift toward market improvements and farm relief. It mentions a progressive program, foreclosure concerns, and the need for strong leadership to expand production and support rural economies. Names and clear events are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Unclear Text On Public Figure Actions Sparks Debate
Fragmentary report questions police conduct and whistleblower consequences. References a Mrs J H and an unnamed husband with social implications. The piece hints at discipline for actions allowing inappropriate behavior and public backlash.
Use for ule by U S Suggests One Year Civic Service
A fragmented proposal discusses replacing conscription with a year of government service for draftees. It envisions canal and dam construction and other public works, paying about $1 a day, to boost national effort and reduce war-related loss of life. The text reflects wartime urgency and calls for immediate action over political delay.
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Christ
Barry Removal by Senate Rapped Fait A Barry Removal by Senate Rapped Fait A LOY LTE Lahaare Walahewl
In a charged session observers allege Senate moves to target Barry while claiming to act for the public. Critics say the action serves self-interest with debates over votes and implied motives, reflecting tension between governance and public trust.
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Barry
Senate
America
Tobby Nowrtley
Bary
Tomi
Student Pleads for Teachers Belief in Future Hinges on School
A fragmented page notes student anxiety over teacher shortages and funding. It highlights concern that future success depends on classroom support and stable staff. The article references a local school and the need for promised reforms to improve conditions.
Spotlight on Sales Tax Debate In Austin
In Austin on February 1 4 lawmakers returned from Galveston to weigh the sales tax issue amid protests from the Bac association. Governor Ferguson urged action to fund state needs. critics warned of overreach while committee and senate battles focused on tax structure plus a highway commission chair appointment.
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Austin
Senate
Galveston
Bac Association
Mirtemt
A. Perguson
James B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Thranson
Menvaey
Ftndiewsr
Morriss Nf
Dallas
Seerstay
The
Texas Drygoods
Selatan
Lie Relate Highway Commission
Denison
Fallaciey
Max Defraler
Bug
Old Street Cars For Sale At 25 Dollars Each
About five old street cars are offered for sale by the San Antonio Public Service transit department manager W. W. Ralden. The units are too worn for immediate use but may be repurposed as temporary homes or storage. Buyers must arrange transportation and scrap the remaining parts after removal from the car barns.
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W. W. Ralden
M Aueger
Transit Department
San Antonia Public Service Company
Mackslands
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Hobbbella
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Vincent Bruno
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Marley Manners
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Willy Sinniel
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Jonyes
Samsa Waptinelon
Paris
Herbert Marshall
Chidetty Lathart
Louelin
Livestock Body
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Kiom
Hamer
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Wotel Comary
Miss Hanier
Forestosuce
Robert Ritchie
Miss MacDonald
Tello
Jayn
Muliaens
Union
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Underwriters’ Laboratory
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International
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Open Forum
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Lione Ho
Alent
Tadey
Wusticr
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Princ ‘Uples
Suider
Ramee
Mvitteiye Cashele
Thes
Bay Books
Solons
Relief Committee
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Wong
Cremer
Mai
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