Delinquent Tax List for 1919 San Antonio Area
Delinquent taxes as of November 4, 1919 prepared by the Paul William survey and sanctioned by the city of San Antonio. The report lists back taxes of at least 80 dollars per year, including city and school taxes, with year of delinquency, taxpayer, and property description. Names such as Alonestier, Ostler, Williams, Gregory, Galloxhtr, and others appear among various parcels and owners across San Antonio districts.
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Paul William
San Antonio
Wal Slant
Qapaias
Ostler
Wiles
Noha Rav
Liner
San Antonio Baldy
Jinan
Wale
Kehe le
Gregory
Eee Ebevicionere
Poe
Layiesi
Sepiy
Saye
Gonaniey
Temacl
Fatt Co
Glas
Lannie
Berle
Sickard
Wai
Washington adopts health ordinance on dishware sterilization
Washington announces a public health ordinance requiring sterilization of all used dishware in chlorine elution and banning scratched dishes. Food handlers must hold health cards and undergo monthly health checks. The measure aims to improve sanitation in food service.
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Washington
Antohle
Waslington
American Journal of Public Health
L. PB. Bishop
Mneal Department
Washington Ordinange
Martial Law Follows Riot in Titana Mexico
Martial law and star machine guns overwhelmed Titana after a riot left at least a dozen injured. Police headquarters and a temporary jail were buried by the mob as 800 people faced off around the federal building. A young Tijuana soldier linked to the lynching was detained. officials say the suspect confessed.
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Titana
Mexico
Timon
Tijuana
Sayer
Olea Camacho
Manuel Contreras
Hore
Hind
Wer Bly
Ralph Orsonia
Bond Set After Marihuana Hearing
Jesus Castro of 411 North New Braunfels Avenue was held to a 308 bond by U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart after a preliminary hearing on charges of possessing marijuana cigarettes. Felix Granado a WPA worker of 719 Potomac Street was arrested in connection with the case but was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Castro
New Braunfels Avenue
U. S
Paul A. Lockhart
Felix Granado
WPA
Usted
Potomac Street
Election of officers at American Concrete Pipe Association meet
The third annual convention of the American Concrete Pipe Association convened at the Plaza hotel with officers to be elected. L. S. Harwood of the Social Security Board spoke on Old Age Insurance, J. Porter of Dallas presided, Amaury Diaz of Mexico City discussed the citys concrete pipe sewer system, and wives of delegates joined sight seeing tours of Randolph Field and a luncheon at the Argyle hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armuel
American Concrete Pipe Association
Plaga Hotel
L. 5
Harwood
Social Se
Curity Board
J. ©. Porter
Dallas
Amaury Diaz
Mexico City
Randolph Field
Argyle Hotel
Twin City Trolley Strike Is Settled
Minneapolis transport resumes after 2400 traction employees approve peace terms amid ratification delay. Strike halted streetcar and bus service since Monday. union officials and transit company officers announced agreement.
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Twin City
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
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Hal Snead
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Hal
Jack Oakie College
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Ie Aviation
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