Raps Hughes Economic Views in Fight Over Court Chief
Senator Dill attacks Charles Evans Hughes over economic theories guiding Supreme Court decisions. He argues the issue is not Hughes’ honesty but the court’s economic philosophy that he says hurts common people and taxes. Dill recalls Hughes’ 1916 defeat and warns voters could spark a court revolution if confirmed.
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Washington
Ator Dill
Wahe
Charles Evane
SB Hughes
United Bater
Manton
Senate
Dill
Decante F
Fiewa
Hughes
Br Pole
Hughns
Jactice
Hughey Wade
Renator Horab
New Era Seen in American Music by Warren Darky
Madame Sturklow Hyder, famed pianist and composer, predicts a new era in American music led by underappreciated talent. She urges audiences to attend a performance at the Monyeutic theatre this Friday and Saturday.
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Madame Sturkow RyBer
America
Warren Darky
Madame Sturklow Hyder
Will Appene
Mme Ryder Headlines San Antonio Visit With American Talent Claim
Morning arrivals from a concert in Hona ton spark discussion of musical talent in the United States. Mme Ryder defends domestic art, calls foreign composers overabundant, and notes her tour with Grigsby Grunow. She plans Monterey stop and returns to San Antonio for Friday and Saturday dates.
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Honaton
Jazx
Mme
Ryder
Grigsbs-Grunow Company
Conkers
Majestic Ridin
Monterey
San Antonio
Giy
Ia Hee
Grigsby Gronow Company
Homen Dynamo
Hag
Impressiona
Abe Bar
New York Symphony Orchester
Walter Damresch
Chicago Symphony Orchestta
Frederick Stock
Ruseinn Symphony Orchestra
Minpenpulis Symphony Orchestra
Armder Emit Oberbeder
What Have Vegetables Got To Do With It7
A early 20th century ad extols White King Granulated Soap made from vegetable oils as a gentle effective cleaner. It claims vegetable oil soap is kinder and trusted by beauty parlors for shampooing and cleaning clothing, with economy notes and grocery availability.
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Leeds
Padlock Alleys Proposed to Curb Chicago Crime
CAIGAGO Feb 12 A simple crime wave cure is urged by Dr E H Coller of Battle Creek Mich who says criminals slip away through alleys. He suggests padlocking alleys, a plan echoed in Chicago city council where Alder man Joan Coughlin supports it but notes city funds are tight to buy padlocks.
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Chicago
E. H. Coller
Battle Creek
Mich
Cullen
Joan Coughlin
Incinerator Site Proposed by City and League Readied
The South Bile Improvement League tentatively recommended an incinerator site to the city commission after a closed meeting. Mayor G. M. Chambers said the mayor, city commissioners and league members would inspect the site Wednesday afternoon. The proposed site faced objections from property owners and the Teague area, with no agreement reached.
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South Bile Improvement League
G. M. Chambers
League
Aroe Cimmberg
Ale
Jacob Rabiola
Faith in 8.4 from JCC Members at Meet
The Junior Chamber of Commerce passed a conclusion expressing faith in the stability of the City Central Bank and Trust Company at a Tuesday meeting at St Anthony hotel. E J Tine executive secretary reported. William Moffitt of the San Antonio Community Builder spoke on natural advantages of San Antonio. Entertainment was by Shadowland club and Herman Waldman. Capt G G Denbow presided.
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City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce
St Anthony Hotel
E. J. Tine
William Moffitt
San Antonio
Buildere
Shadowland Club
Herman Waldman
St. Anthony Hotel
G. G. Denbow
Titla
City of
W. DB. Turtle
L. A. Kerr
Milo Bulliing Company
William ‘D. Capers
Buick Company
Guarentee Shoe’ Company
Tudge
A. W. Seeligron
Rogers, Till & Company
T. B. Baker
G. G. Bryant
Finch Cigar Compans
the Fos Company
William J. Scott
Gunter Hotel
Wallace Rabineau
O. D
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Hrneet Brown
Fedéral Reserve Bank
Mfr
Crump
Mat Thin
Central Hank and Trant Company
Lynn P. Tally
Federal Reserve Bank
Fleventh
City Central Bank and Trust Pany
Flandamas Ahaw
War veteran spared jail after auto theft plea
War veteran Jenga Jones faced theft charges in McCrory court after admitting stealing an automobile from 111 Went Magnolia Street. Judge McCrore and Assistant War District Attorney B. FL Laon urged leniency. the five year sentence was reduced due to the defendant’s wartime injuries and ongoing government compensation.
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McCrory Court
Jones
AL Whiteley
Magnolia Street
Paso
Thas
McCrore
B. FL Laon
Jenga
Inne
California
Shipp's Attorney Files Motion for Another Trial
In Winnelay District Court Judge Taal J. Kilday hears an amended motion for a new trial by defense attorney for Burley Shipp. Shipp was convicted of assaulting Miss Mary Webb at the Uptown theater and later charged with highway robbery after removal to Dallas. The court continued the case and Shipp was to be brought back this week for further argument on the amended motion.
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B.C
Burley
Shipp
District Court
Winnelay
Taal
Dallan
Shion Wall
Indictments Return in Vic Jones Jam Case At Fonts
More than 100 indictments were returned by a grand jury in United States district court here in the Vic Jones Jam case. The indictments name over 70 alleged violators and allege involvement in the matter. The date is February 12.
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Jones
FONTS
Vic Jones Jam
Lap BP
United Starters Dige
Local obituary notices report death of John Harland Mature
John Harland Mature of Veans Ao and M loge died in a Dallas hospital after an illness. Funeral arrangements are pending, with services to be announced by the family.
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Hamar
John Harland Mature
Veans Ao
M Loge
Brea
Fenny
Bank Run Over City Central Bank Trust Face Riots
Depositors flood City Central Bank and Trust Co as rumors of weakness spread after an investigation into withdrawals. Archbishop Deossaetts and other leaders reportedly testified faith in the bank while authorities and local bankers assure solvency. Police manage traffic as large and small accounts rush to withdraw funds, with rail and street traffic disrupted and officials promising continued payouts to those with prior deposits.
Judge to rule on Brady appeal motion Saturday
In Austin on February 12, Judge I D Moore will order a change of venue in the case of John W Brady on his preliminary motion. District Attorney Henry Crocker supported the motion seeking engagement of the former appellate court judge. A stenographer was found murdered near William County, with connections to Travia County.
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Austin
I. D. Moore
Frennein Ilnesse
John W. Brady
Henry Crocka
Lenin Highamith
Williamacw
Travia
Teacher Named to National Education Study Panel
Elma A. Neal, director of elementary education in San Antonio Schools, is appointed to the special reviewing committee of the national society for the study of education. A report from Atlantic City dated February 23 notes activities related to the inquiry and committee actions.
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Mion Elma A. Neal
San Antonio
Han Bern
Ute. Incidle
Atlantic City
Senate Passes Prison Bill To House In Saner Tone
In Austin the Senate moved a prison reform bill toward the House, proposing centralization of the penal system. The measure, amended earlier, was laid before the House where Representative John F. Wiatt of Tesque, a centralization advocate, spoke as voting proceeded. If House rejects the bill a conference committee will be appointed to resolve differences between the two chambers.
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Austin
Lowse
Senate
John F. Wi
State Capitol
Ravess
Health Department Reorganization Topic In Alamoity
Mayor C. 3 Chari Were announced a Wednesday meeting to discuss a health department reorganization amid sectional tensions. The city indicated no plan to replace Health Officer Dr. Win Ming and remained satisfied with current services.
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C. 3
Chari
Chambers
Heal
Win
Ming
Mieyur Chambers
Student Fliers Head to Clark on Training Mission
A group of students departed on a misty Wednesday afternoon for Clark to conduct a country training mission, planning to return before dark. Simultaneous flight practice was set for Kelly Field, paused by weather and safety concerns after a field incident earlier in the day.
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Ditter Ding
Brooke
Moon
Port Clark
Kelly
Lady Accidentally Wounds His Sister
A .22 rifle discharged accidentally at a Durango residence injuring two year old Bronceaca Aguilre. Police report the boy Manuel Aguilre, eight, and Bronceaca were playing when a single shot struck the girl in the right side. She is expected to recover at Robert By Green hospital.
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Manuel Aguilre
Bronceaca
Robert By Green
Durmngo
Hamilton Street
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