STATE WINNER a FRANCHISE TAX DECISION
Austin officials announced a court ruling upholding a state franchise tax decision. The National Biscuit Company faced refunds claimed at five to six million dollars, while the court held the tax law invalid in its application. Navinant Biscuit and other firms were allowed to seek recovery, with rulings noting taxes could be paid under protest or avoided with injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Pep
Wiliam McCray
Slite
Few Brewster Pl- Kins
Yesuit
National Bispuwlt Company
Re. 2
Navinant Biscuit
Ecmaus
Light Wins Ads and Classifieds Note
Fragmentary OCR hints a classified ads note about a light wins waterway bill and estate or waterway classifications 48 to 48. Details are unclear but suggests a notice or ad referencing a financial or property matter in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srg
Gas Gets in Their Eyes Beauty Aids Featured
A brief note highlights beauty aids showcased by Ciosatt Ention 20, Light Want Ads. The feature emphasizes eye safety and brand highlights in a small local display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciosattention
Pecan Strike Leaders Face Grand Jury Pulls Pickets Seized
Picket protests over reduced pay led to police action as marchers confronted grand jury sessions. Miss Minnie Rendon testified about alleged Communist ties while strangers questioned strike leaders. Officials described funds and support as strained, with threats and protests continuing outside San Antonian events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sires
Stand
Minnie Rendon
Gshellers
Quilon
Taon
Union Vearedary
San Antonian
Naraphthen
Grand Jury
Communist Party
Miss Rendon
O. Batton
Lanlee
Youngs Gorogk
Hasonnan
Ahlel
Hoere
Bayt Arie
Nenderson
Henderson
TOON
AL Hoon
Charles D
Ital
Jenna
County Court Strike Cases Spark Picket Protests
Unlawful assembly charges filed in County Court against 16 San Antonio pecan strike pickets trigger protests. Officials express concern over costs and law enforcement, with prisoners feeding costs noted. Names and addresses of several defendants appear in complaints as county officers push for renewed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ublaw
Sted
Luly Ranzes
Nartty Larnta
Puaue
JW. Davis
Shoritf
Hin
Starved by Paines From Excess Acid Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions stomach issues and pain linked to digestion. It references Anne, Boat, and Beleh with unclear actions. Mentions odd phrases about minds, drugs, and a possible product sale or medical note. Readers should ignore garbled terms and focus on the incomplete health context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoo Palin
Earl
UDGA
Ankfar Udga
le Marrey
Mite Bioren
Walgreen
Atl Wood Deng Aloes
Nine Picket Pickets Found Guilty At Hearings
Nine pickets were convicted of blocking a sidewalk during protests at a Becan factory strike. Most defendants faced language barriers, with several women among the convicted and $18 fines imposed. The trial covered 68 cases with 38 involving aliens, while six of 25 Saturday afternoon cases were carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Becan
Corporation Court
Bernardo Martinez
J. Mauricio
C. Ruis
V. Martinez
R. Sanches
F. Riis
Jose Martinez
Juan Trulz
Luis Mentano
Bhil
R. S. Arres
Bexay
Folkemen
Wearley GO
Buttons
Pulp Montalvo
Tepregent
van Henry Archer
MT. Gonentes
U. S. Smeigration Service
W. W. Knopp
Dinner to Honor High Rank Masons in Texas
Dinner to honor high rank Masons of Texas will be held February 25 by Army Lodge No. 1105 A M and A F M at the Gunter state. Following danger at 8 p m escorts will take guests to the hall of Army Judge on Grayson street. Guests include John Temple Rice of El Paso grand master of Masons in Texas Walter Temple of Dallas grand inspector general of the Shrine Joe New coht of San Antonio grand high priest of the Grand Royal Arch chapter of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Alstonia
Army Loxtge
A. T
A.M
Gunter Stote
Polowlng Danger
Hall of Array
Jqdge
Grayson Street
John Tempe Rice
el Paso
Masons
Texas
Walter
Temple of Dallas
Svereign Grant
Srollah Rite
Joe X. Newcoht
San Antonio
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Open Forum Letter Attacks Mexican Deportation Policy
A reader denounces Donald Henderson IOG leader for appealing to Mexican officials to aid a strike. He urges deportation of foreign troublemakers, cites Mexico’s passport rules and penalties for foreigners, and argues immigrants consume relief while native workers seek fair pay and anti discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Henderson
I. 0
Cartenas
Mexico
Nat County
Henderson
Rio Grande
IOG
San Antonio
Immigration Department
San Antonia
WPA
Aity
County
Hemersoy
Iyn
Russia
Mit
Recall Sir quested to Halt Tax Hike
A dated letter from May urges residents to resist a proposed 45 cent tax increase after a public vote. The writer argues for mayoral restraint and calls for calm action to protect San Antonio from unrest and property damage while praising police leadership in quelling threatened lawlessness in the factories district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Quested
Valley Cotton Crop Quick Getaway Report
Editor tro Light reports agriculture notes on February 6 about cotton ginning at the Panhandle and farmers in lower Rio Grande valleys preparing land for a new crop. The writer asserts long drives and asks if the author has left Austin, reflecting regional cotton activity and farming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tro
Hoeiding of Agriculture Dala
Ite
Panhandle
Rio Grande
San Patricio County
Swisher County
Linton
Texas
Auston
W. M_ STALCUB
Charities Fund Plea Renewed Seeks Community Support
A renewed plea for the annual drive from the Associated Charities urges local people to fund aid for hundreds of needy residents. Executive secretary Imogene Calloway cites cases of hardship, including a Glyzar-old grandmother supporting two orphaned grandchildren. The charity has already provided clothing, medicine, and aid after learning of the families’ needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Assictiated Charities
Ite
Imogene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sergi
Eddie Campa
E. Houston ST
Fleetwood
Sherts
CIO
Fenayucn Brooks
Workers Alliance Teader
Tid
Crossland
State
Hail
Nbikelihood
Tollo
National Negro Congres
Washington, D.C
Joh P. Dugia
Haven
Fg. Ih
United Cannery
Packimg
Aled Workers of America
Edward x. Nor
TTR
Met Maiitain Oréérim
Meikentéa
Lopez
Alonzo B
Porales
Wnt FA
Ploves
Aps Purcent
Owen Kuday
Egies
Olnds Park
Ridey
Jose Lopez
el Baso Alucet
Eulalia Estrada
Gin Saba
Inez Goreme
Ain J
Rank Masons
Open Forum
Tna
Wallar
George ML
Maywr Quin
Vaiae
Quin
New Jersey
C.to
Jn Tha
Junttee
Kulday
Endu Rostorn
Mr. Thomas
Shaw's
Ale Ways
OH Thomas Optometrist
East
Houston ST. Gunter Hotel
Charities Fund
Inventors Guild
Flores
Geniral
Boc
Chidren
Ony
Shoe Repair CO
Builders’ Lumber Company
Garfield
Crowley Feed Company
Arrie
South
Medina Street
D. R. Crowley
Crowley
Crawley Peed Company
Crawley
Ise
W. H. Bhi) Schiller
Tom Reeves
Lawrence Kelley
North Flores Street
Five Pots
Lea Adams
Sooth Plores Street
Stanley Turek
Fifth Street
Adwriter
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!