Delinquent Tax List From San Antonio 1937 Filing
Delinquent taxes as of November 4, 1937 prepared by Paul William survey show back taxes for years 1919 to 1936. Listings include owner names such as Mrs Leah and Katherine Margaret Greathouse and others, with amounts $60 or more for single year. Includes city and school taxes. descriptions of property and dates of delinquency are given where legible.
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Paul William
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City of
San Antonio
Veterans Back FGAT On War Crimes Condemnation
World war veterans join in support of U S resolutions condemning barbaric and inhuman warfare methods. Maj Maple Hart, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, urged passage of Senate Capper resolution and House companion, stressing the goal to minimize horrors of war without inviting foreign entanglements. Other veteran groups echoed this stance.
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Tighe
Washington
Maj
Maple ‘T. Har
Disabled American Veterans
Congress
Hearst
Hart
Senate
Capper
Hart Hed
Kansas
Hamilton Fish
New York
Tucaray
George L. Cassidy
Sint- Nar
Peity Thieves Active Again In San Antonio
A rash of petty crime hits San Antonio as thieves target autos and stores. Victims include Mrs Beverly Dixon on East Commerce and Jo rep Marshall on Menchaca Street. Items stolen range from cigars and a leather jacket to a purse, cash, clothing, a car canvas cover, and a wheel of mischief spreads through Main Plaza and Bowie Street areas.
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San Antonio
Howard Drug Store
East Commerce Street
Beverly Dixon
Main Plaza
Rep Marshall
Hts
Maj
J. M. Dorbin
Quartermaster Cnp
J. J.taylor
John Lopes
East Ashby
Tela Polfes
Nils
Bowie Street
G. 1. Behnolle
Kun
Buna Vista
Mexican award to Kingsville woman in bandit raid case
The Special Mexican claims commission in Washington awarded Mrs. Henry H. Kendall of Kingsville and her children $17,500 for injuries from a bandit raid near Browns ville October 18, 1915. Kendall, an engineer on a passenger train derailed by bandits near Olmito, was scalded and several passengers were shot. Attorney C. Tarris, brother of Mrs. R. A. Kendall, spearheaded the prosecution.
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Mexico
Kingsville
San Angelo
Special
Kendall
Dein
Pershing Recovers From Rheumatism at Hotel
General John J. Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces, is expected to be up and about today after an attack of rheumatism confined him to his hotel for three days in Tugson Arizona on February 18.
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Pershing
Tugson
Ariz
John J. Pershing
Avis
Daday
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