Kleberg urged for Mexican envoy in diplomatic bid
Austin February 28 Texas senators signed a resolution endorsing Douglasman Richard M. Kleberg of Corpus Christi to be United States ambassador to Mexico. Kleberg, a South Texas native from the Rio Grande region who worked on the King Ranch, is hailed as best suited to lead diplomatic efforts with the southern republic. The endorsement cites his training, experience, and deep knowledge of Mexican people and Southwest issues.
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Austin
UFA
Texas
Senate
Wiebere
iwa@aming Democratic nations
Republic of Mexico
Sur Nate Republic
Adlerika advert touts bowel cleansing for clear skin
An advertisement promotes Adlerika claiming dirtier bowels cause poor complexions. It asserts the product cleanses the intestines, improves digestion, and prevents toxin buildup. The copy targets women and cites skin improvement as the main benefit, urging readers to order by mail.
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Bert
Adlerika Dora
Adlerika Han
Heland
Dheir
TATA
Adlerika
Somnince
Eleberg Emerges as Experienced Texas Congressman Candidate
The passage notes Congressman Eleberg as well versed and experienced. It describes his rise to fill the unexpired term of Harry Wurzbach of Beguin Texas, after Wurzbach's death. Eleberg is a University of Texas graduate who had not actively pursued politics until seeking a seat in Congress.
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Eleberg
Harry Mr. Wurzbach
Beguin
Texas
Nations House
Worsbach
University of Texas
Congress
Lions Club Plans Peacock Program
Lions Club set a Wednesday noon meeting in the Menger Ballroom to hear Wesley Peacock president of Peacock Military Academy deliver the dinner keynote. The Peacock Cadet Orchestra will perform, with Henry Guerra past president presiding.
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Lions Club
Menger
Wesley Peacock
Peacock Miliary Academy
Dyner Finsl and
Principe Speakr
Peacock Cadet Orchestra
Henry A, Guerra
Gregory Funeral Train Arrives From New York
Train bearing the body of Thomas Watt Gregory, attorney general under President Wilson, arrived from New York to Houston. Died Sunday of pneumonia. Family planned funeral services at the home this afternoon, honoring the late Democratic leader.
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Houston
Thomas
Watt Gregory
Wison
New York
Zemo Skin Itch Torture Ends in Praise
Ambiguous OCR text discusses a product or remedy named Zemo claimed to end skin itch torture. The passage mentions widespread praise, potential health claims, and consumer belief in its effectiveness, though the text is garbled and unclear.
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Zemo
Navarro trading post and gunman clash in frontier store
At a two story center near Laredo street, Navarro store and trading post stood as a hub where buffalo hides, tobacco, and gunfights marked frontier commerce. Captain Rose recalls a 19th century shooting over a posted objectionable name, ending in both men dying. Indians traded fur, lead, powder, tobacco, and whiskey. Navarro’s family ran the store through the 1860s and beyond, evolving into a combined country store and Indian trading post.
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Small-Stors Center
Indiana
South Laredo Street
J. A. Navarro II
Don Antonio Nevarro
Pioneer
Xratdeon
Navarro
Tom Rose
Rosy
Hoes
Short Wave Radio Operators Agree on Car Set Ban
Legislators learned Tuesday that chiefs of police and city marshals union and the American Radio Bee Jay league in Texas back an amendment to ban short wave radio sets on motor vehicles without police permits. The measure clarifies regulation of radio apparatus authorized under federal law, addressing objections from amateur operators. Ed ward G. Conray KGZE chief operator and union adviser noted the amendment was drafted with input from both groups. Chief Owen W. Kilday chaired the union committee and Hart helped draft the original bill.
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Chiefs of Police and City Marshals Union
American Radio Bee Jay League
Texas
Congress
Edward G. Conray
KGZE
Malas
Benefit Dances Discontinued at Plaza Hall
Announcement by manager Jack White states dances held every Thursday night to aid unfortunate children of San Antonin end after eight thousand cans of milk were donated to the central relief committee.
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Plaza Holal
Building plan on the federal building in San Antonio
Ralph Osmeron, local architect, is in Washington Tuesday with preliminary plans for the new federal building. He expects to remain until about April 1 to bring back outlines for final pinsa. Final plans will take months. construction likely by late summer or fall. He postponed departure pending a proposal to trade a western Alamo street strip for a Houston street strip with no definite federal action yet.
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Ralph Osmeron
Federal
Washington
San Antonio
Alamo Street
Houston Street
Fed~ Corel
Puzzle contest at Central Christian Church event
Lin Aztec theater management has set a 400 piece poster puzzle to be solved at a church carry by the Christian Endeavor and Young People's department of the Central Christian Church under Dr Pitts on February 28 at 8 oclock. A hundred participants will assemble the poster sized seven feet square. When solved the image will advertise The Crime of the Century opening at the Aztec theater March 1.
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Lin Aztec Theater Management
Christian En- Merdor and Young People's Department
Central Christan Church
Webel
Pitts
Vets Bureau to Sell Surplus Goods Tuesday Bid Opening
L C Chapman, bureau manager, announced bids will be received at 10 a m on March 13 on the sixth floor of the Smith Young tower. The Veterans Administration bureau will auction surplus items including certain supplies and drugs to avoid shipping them to another bureau.
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Vets
Veterarn Administration Bureau
L. C. Chapmen
Smith-Young
Bureau
Chapman
Artillery Brigade to Start Practice at Leon Springs
The Second Field Artillery Brigade will move to Leon Springs military reservation Friday for target practice with service ammunition. Training begins March 6 and runs daily except Saturdays and Sundays through March 26. Personnel are warned to stay away from Camp Blaney and Camp Bullis during the exercises.
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Leon Sprinks
Piting Wall
Aninull Welzer
Camp Blanney
Camp Bullis Vesetya- Mone
Uelog
Theft of Three Purses Reported in Paltoe
Paltoe police investigate the theft of three purses reported Tuesday. Victims include Anita Pincher of the 1619 Wik Professional building, B Mnurar of the 230 Moora building, and T Noonan of 1106 North Flores. Noonan also noted as acting. The incident was recorded at 9 18 PM.
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Paltoe
Anita Pincher
Wik Professional
B. Mnurar
Moora Building
T. O. Noonan
North Flores
Noonan
Acing
Grand Hotel Burlescue Planned in Hollywood Chatter
Hollywood chatter reports plans for a grand hotel burlesque as MGM comedians consider a burlesque on a drama, with stars like Leslie Howard and Oliver Miller tied to potential projects. Talks mention a possible film series with Columbia abroad and radio ventures, plus updates from Paramount and Vidor. Treasury receipts note January totals and February disbursements conclude the item.
Educators Plot Against Schools Stir National Alarm
Minneapolis report details a concerted effort by powerful interests to undermine public education. The National Education Association and state superintendents advocate a public campaign to expose and resist alleged attacks on schools, urging tax payer support while warning of organized forces seeking to weaken standards.
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Department of Superintenderies
National
Degarement
Association
Patent Lady
Lacy
Eergency Commission
Columbia University 4S
Woa
America
Tne Jay
Charles S. Meet
Tolsd
Ohio
Lkewkse
Old News Papers Mistaken for Parcel in City Racket
Carl Weight of 129 Lafayette Avenue reported to police that he paid a Black man acting as a messenger seven dollars in exchange for a parcel addressed to an acquaintance. The bundle turned out to be old newspapers.
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Carl Weight
Lafayette Arc
Doctor Robbed of Instrument Case Theft
The report states a doctor was robbed of an instrument case containing surgico instruments and some morphine, an incident dropped to police by Dr. AL J. Dartell from the Medical Arts building on Tuesday. A separate Chicago dispatch notes the murder of a butter and egg dealer from Marengo, NL, found behind a schoolhouse. victim Jolly Hiderman, 55, a poultry supplier.
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AL J. Dartell
Medical Arts Building
Peddlar
Chicago
Womans House
Marengo
Victua
Jolly Hiderman
Child Drowns as Car Plunges Into Bayou Terrebonne
New Orleans dispatch reports a 6 year old son of Herbert Thompson of Heaumont Texas drowned when the Thompson car plunged into Bayou Terrebonne at Hultma in Terrebonne Parish early today. Four others were rescued. Rescue advices were received by telephone.
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New Orleans
Herbert Thompson
Heaumont
Texas
Bayou Terrebonne
Hultma
Terrebonne Parish
Former Jeopardy Plea Refused by 8 A. Judge
Judge W. W McCrory of the Winety-fourth District Court on Tuesday denied a motion to quash an indictment against J. Lightfoot for driving while intoxicated. Lightfoot had previously been fined $50 for negligent homicide in County Court Law No. 2, connected to an East Commerce Street accident on November 2, 1931. The judge ruled that driving while intoxicated could be a separate offense even though both charges arose from the same incident, with Lightfoot’s trial postponed due to illness of the defense attorney.
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W. W McCrory
Winety-fourth District Court
J. ©. Lightfoot
Wyoming Fleet
Lightfoot
Gourbac
M. ©. Tenorney
East Commerce Street
McGrory
Dave Watson
Getopse
Mother and Baby Recovering From Car Crash Injures Reported
Mother Mra Hendrickson and 10 month old Lola Lee, riding with Hendrickson's son, were recovering from bruises after a collision at McKinley avenue and South Hackberry street. Juan Medrano, 12, was hospitalized after a West Commerce Pecos crash. D Moreno and James Hillard also injured in separate traffic incidents.
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Mra
T Hendrickson
Rockpnd Court
Lola Lee
D. Moreno
Tarreart Street
James Hillard
East Tnlsache Avenir
Ban Marced
West Martin
Fta
Tully Garner En Route to See Pather Sworn in
Tully Garner, son of Vice President-elect Nance Garner of Wyatin, with wife and daughter, passed through San Antonio on Monday night en route to Washington for the swearing in. They were joined by Dives Kulsomback, Crystal City mayor, and Mrs. Holsomback. B. F. B. Kauffman, vice chairman of the Democratic executive committee in Tarrant County, left with a small party for Washington Tuesday.
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Tily Garner
Don Nance Garner
Wyatin
San Antonio
Washihaton
Garners
Dives Kulsomback
Crystal City
Holsomback
B. FB. Kauffman
Denmcratic
Tarrant County
Washington
Clothing Stolen From Parked Car Reports Police Monday
A thief broke into a parked car, stealing clothing and tools from the vehicle of Mrs. Josephine Kipp at 1115 West Molbury Avenue. Police say another theft occurred from Jack Stotts at 1212 East Commerce Street, with tools and accessories taken.
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Josephine
Kipp
West Molburry Ave
Nue
Jack Stotts
East Commerce Street
Mexican minister protests Chinese persecution in Sonora and Sinaloa
Mexico City reports Chinese minister Samuel Sung Young denounces inhuman persecution of Chinese citizens in Sonora and Baja California states. He cites seizures, forced departures, and bank withdrawal bans amid deportation drive targeting about 200 Chinese. He says the federal government acts to curb the abuses.
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City
Sonora
Binelos
Samuel Sung Young
Jose Manuel Puig
Nayarit
Isla
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