Bankers Gather to Discuss Municipal Finances and Mohair Trade
Prescott of Kerrville and Beretta of Commerce urge modern budgeting and centralized county city structures to curb waste. They stress bank roles as depositaries and warn against excess municipal spending. District meeting in Luling draws about 150 bankers with talks on postal savings and the Luling Foundation Farm.
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Ax Atates
Sxi
Ate
Prescott
Carles Schreiner Bank of
Kerrville
Oll
Texas Bankers! Associationaturday
Wynty Endelty
J. K. Beretta
National Bank of Ommerce
Bankera
Mal Oy
Staxalon
Tennessea
Eaid
Betetts
Uitte Vale, & Bank
Beretta
Heretta
San Antonio
Beret
J. E. Pields
Bank of
Péorsell
Wea
Rio Grande Alley
Valley Lawns
N. P. Barton
Merides
Guitler Hotel
L. L. Lentz
Frost National Ink
Visiors
J. E. Woods
Trague
Texas
B. H. M. Ainsworth
Lipscots' Bank
Trust.com
Luling Foundation
Walter P. Napier
Jama National Bank
Wth Texas
Independence Bill Opponent Defeated in Philippines Byelection
Manila dispatch reports Ramon Okwe, representative from Basagast, who opposed the Philippine Independence Bill, heavily defeated in the first bye election since Congress passed the measure. Returns indicate a clear victory for the opponent in the narrow political contest.
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Manila
P. 1
INS
Congress
Ramonokwe
Feotn Basagas
Menaure
Complaint of Low Flying Probed in Coleman Texas
Investigation into alleged low flying over Coleman by Webb Haddleston and Lieut Robers of Fort Crocketh concluded. Captain Chauncey departed Coleman after the inquiry to prepare his report of findings at home.
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Coleman
Texas
Webb Haddleston
Lieut. Robers
Fort Crotketh
Gaph
C. C. Aurcey
City Commission
Heddieston
Rogers
Chauncey
Mint Venders Held Gambling Devices in Texas Ruling
Fort Worth Feb 18 In a civil court decision Judge Miller held that mint vending machines are gambling devices, siding with Leo Miller who challenged Sheriff Perry Brown Ing to stop destruction of the machines. He argued they were candy devices and noted that men would not gather around a candy machine to pull a lever.
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Mint
Fort Worth
Second
Court of Civil Appeala
Leo Miller
Perry Brown
Ing
Wichita County
Miller
Mexicans to be sent to Mexico for Pan American highway work
The first group of 1000 San Antonio Mexicans will depart at 0 a m Monday to return home for jobs on the Pan American highway south of Monterey. Mexican vice consul Tomes Morlet announced the contingent includes 2 Mexicans and their households. The Redo by the ventral reef committee will transport them to the border, where the Mexican government will take charge and move them to the highway project.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Monterey
Tomes Morlet
Laredo
Oscar Powell
Morlet
Met
Record Milking Feats From San Antonio Cattle
Two registered Holstein cows owned by R Hildebrand of San Antonio set long term milking records. De Ko Homestead Tirina yielded 636.4 pounds butter fat and 19 095 pounds milk in 304 days. May Lakeside Denver W1 produced 5645 pounds butter fat and 16 533 pounds milk in 244 days. J S Maverick’s seven Swinishine cows averaged over a pound butter fat daily.
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San Antonian
R. Hildebrand
San Antonio
Fred W. Mally
Holsein Friesian Association of
Ameror
Tirinia
May Lakeside
Denver
J. S. Maver
Iick
Swinishine Ranch
Veteran 86 to be buried Sunday in Roselawn
An 86 year old Confederate veteran, Charles Noll, who died at his home on Golith Mesquite Street, will be buried Sunday at Roselawn Cemetery after funeral services at Riebe Undertaking chapel at 3 p.m. The Rev. W. O. Schultze will officiate. Born in Germany, Noll came to the United States at age four, served in Glen Van Me Mann's light artillery during the Civil War, and lived in San Antonio since 1888. Survived by widow Mary Noll, two sons Pierre and Charles Noll, four daughters Mrs Addie Lerich, Mrs Will Henn, Mrs Albert Adams, Mrs H L Tharp of this city, and Mrs Whit King of Corsicana. 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
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Charles Moll
Golith Mesquite Street
Roselawn Burie] Park
the Riebe Undertaking Company
W. O. Schultze
Hackberry Street Methodist Church
Noll
Bohnfeldt
Germany
Aind
Indianola
Texas
Gupl
van Me-Mann
Light Artillery
Bon Antonio
Mary Noll
Pieres
Charles Noll
This City
Mesdames Addie Lerich
Will Henn
Alpert Adams
H. L. Tharp
Whit King
Corsican
Poale-Zion World Union marks 25th founding anniversary
The sen antonio roai Zion organization plans a literary and musical program at 7 p m Sunday at the Hebrew Institute to celebrate the Poale-Zion World Union’s twenty fifth anniversary. The event features a piano solo by Miss Tucie Hanks, violin selections by Miss Jeannie Rapoport and Miss Ima Goethe, dancing by Mrs. Edward Treimac, an address by A. Sinkin, and musical pieces with Mrs. Esther Nevelow and Mrs. Jake Dodick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Antonio roai-Zion Organization
Poale-Zion World
P. m
Hebrew Institute
Tucie Hanks
Esther Nevelow
Jake Dodick
Jeannie Rapoport
Ima Goethe
Gucle Banks
Edward Treimac
A. Sinkin
Two Benefit Plays Will Be Presented
Members of San Fernando Cemetery No. 1 society present Swva plays for the benefit of le achety at 7:15 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium of San Fernando cathedral school at North Laredo and West Salinas streets. Mrs. P. Carypjal is president. The San Fernando band and music pupils of Mrs. Adela Hidelgo will provide intermissions.
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San Fernando Cemetery No. 1
Swva
San Fernando Cathedral
Schoo
North Laredo
West Salinas
P. Carypjal
San Fernando
Adela Hidelgo
WBA Girls Club Presents Program at Crockath Hotel
The W B A Girls club No 116 sponsored a musical program in Crockath hotel junior hall from 2 30 to 4 pm with Misses Jones Marlon Wurter Lena Baltagiin Mrs Pinney and Mesdames Blanche Heberich and Winnie Heesom performing saxophone solos Refreshments followed the show.
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WBA
Ailver
Crockath Hotel
Misses Jones
Marlon Wurter
Lena Baltagiin
Mra. Pinney
Moesdames Blanche Heberich
Winnie Heesom
Henderson given decade term in bank robbery case
Alexander convicted of robbing Citizens National Bank in January. He received a 10-year sentence. brief notes indicate a plea of insanity and a near Jefferson High reference, with unclear details and corrupted OCR. Named entities include Henderson, Citizens National Bank, and Jefferson High.
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Henderson
Tea
Alexander
National Fnok
Janary IL d
Wiens
Senate Votes Cotton Board Creation Approved
Washington D C February 18 197? The Senate approved a measure to create a federal cotton board of six members to purchase 9 500 000 bales held by government agencies and to offer options to farmers The plan aims at acreage reduction with a 0 percent cut for the next year Farmers would sign agreements with the new agency to secure cotton options The measure faced opposition labeling it as weak class legislation Senator Copeland denounced the bill and secured a provision removing privately owned cotton from board purchase The option time expires August 15 1983
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Washington, D. C
Federal Cotton Board
Newate
Smilin
Democrat
South Chroina
Copeland
New York
Senate
New ‘Agency
Patrolman Gambill Bonded in Downtown Shooting
Houston February 18 Patrolman John Gambill released on 500 bond for assault to murder after wounding Sergeant Bergeahl G. X. Davis in downtown when Davis upbraided him for leaving his post Gambill fired three shots harming the sergeant and piercing his automobile He surrendered to officers and was questioned by Detective Chief Irwin.
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Bond
Houston
Beant
John Gumbill
Liberty
Wich
Bergeahl G. X. Davis
Gambill
Sergean
Irwin
Beer Blame Laid on Kindly Friend
Abel Olizondo, 22, testified before a U S commissioner that a friend bought all equipment found at his Blum sbrech home and taught him to sell mash. Prosecution described 715 pints of beer and making equipment seized. Olizondo was at home during the raid and later appeared at the office. rents a room at 129 Lewis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumsbrech
Abel Olizondo
United States
Elizondo
Procae
Lewis Uheel
Central committee urged to stop distribution, hand out scrip
W J Standefer writes that relief funds once spent on centralized office and field operations could instead be given as grocery store scrip. He argues workers should buy their own goods from local grocers, reducing costs and supporting retailers, while ensuring beneficiaries receive what they want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
Kansas City
Central Committee
Bens
W. J. Standefer
Open Forum on Foreign Labor and English Language Use
Letter to the editor condemns foreign labor and language use in schools and politics. The writer urges Americans to hire Americans, criticizes foreign birth and sentiment, and calls for language and voting standards, citing Mexican policy as a lesson. The author, J. I. S., voices Southen upbringing and distrust of non native citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
South
Woman Struck by Car Taken to P and S Hospital
Mrs. Joseph Adams of 2035 West Rummet avenue was taken to P and S hospital Saturday afternoon for injuries from an automobile backing into the street in the 600 block of West Kings highway. Rent for unfurnished apartment at 414 Naylor is $155 monthly.
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Joseph Adams
West Rummit Avenue
P. and S. Hospital
Wrst
Kings Highway
Naylor
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