Prohibition agents arrest multiple for liquor sales on West Travis
Temporary bonds ranged from 21500 to 300 were posted for 16 fans, and a $500 bond for one woman. Dora Mazurana pleaded not guilty to liquor charges and was freed after a $509 bond before United States Commissioner Paul A. The charges include sale, transportation and possession of liquor. Eleven automobiles were seized along with about 70 gallons of whiskey and 120 pints of beer. Those arrested, all pleading not guilty, include Jerry Jerome with a $1000 bond, Sigmund A. Budyke $750, Gregory Davis $750, Thomas R. Galloway in two cases with bonds of $1500 and $1090, Julius Horn $1500, Ina Vguur, Jerome Stahl $1000, Richard Villsnecuva $754, Anthony Jeska $750, Chester Morris $750, Gene Balderas $300, Lucibe Storey $300, Roy Garza $750, Hugo Rieldemeyer $500, Virginia Horn $500, Geneva Sehrli $300, and Frank Estrada $750. Hearings set for the first two weeks of March.
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Prohibition
Dora Mazurana
United States
Paul A
West Travis Street
Jerry Jerome
Newspaper Plant Damaged by Raid in Durango Clash
Dispatches from Durango City report a clash between the state governor and federal deputies after a raid on La Voz de Durango. Deputies Lorenzo Gamiz and Clemente Geniceros, with Alberta H Rodriguez and others, invaded the newspaper offices and smashed linotypes, linotype writers, and the press.
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Durango
Mexico City
Durango City
la Voz de du- Fangs
Lorenzo Gamiz
Clemente Geniceros
Alberta H. Rodriguez
Public Welfare Department
U.S. Opposes Economic Boycott of Japan
Washington dispatch reports the U.S. government rejects any plan for an economic boycott against Japan. Major European powers reportedly favor the stance, citing peace hazards and harm to domestic industries reliant on raw materials from the country.
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Washington
BD. Nv
Japan
State's Part in Fair to Be Studied
Governor Sterling will chair a conference in Austin next week to decide state support for Texas at the World's Fair in Chicago next year. Whaley and Kiler in San Antonio reported progress to the Texas World's Fair commission at its Dallas meeting, a report to be submitted to the governor.
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Texas
Chicago
Sterling
James
Kennedy
Porter A. Whaley
Dan Moody
Austin
Whaley
EH. Kiler
San Antonio
Dallas
Governor Sterling
Girl Slayer of Mother Freed From Banquentin Prison
Dorothy Ellingson, 23, freed after serving six and a half years of a 10 year manslaughter sentence for killing her mother during a dispute over her associations with men. The release came after good conduct credits. Ellingson had been described by attorneys as a product of the Jazz Age and was in San Francisco at the time of the crime.
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Banquentin
Calis
Dorothy Ellingson
San Francisco
Eho l
Lamont’s son may work for Russia
Denver February 23. Robert P. Lamont Jr., son of the secretary of commerce, has been called to take charge of developing the Soviet meat industry. Lamont, en route to New York, said he would sail for Moscow on the first boat available to study meat effort, which would give him complete charge of the nation's cattle breeding.
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Lamont
Russia
Denver
Robert P. Lamont Jr
New York
Moscow
Frio County Meet Planned at Pearsall for March
Frio County schools set to compete in athletic and literary events at Pearsall on March 25 and 26. The Frio ny boterschalacie league meet will feature teams from across the county in a mix of sports and contests. A burglary in Pearsall on Peb 23 involved a stolen item and a damaged truck tied to the incident.
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Frio County
Pearsall Pearsall
Frio Ny Boterschalacie League
Strawberries Lead Market in Bustling Farm Price Page
A dense grocery page lists fruit and produce with prices and vendors. Strawberries show strong advance notes alongside apples, cabbage, oranges, and peppers from multiple growers and markets, highlighting seasonal demand and regional listings.
Crystal City Lions Receive Charter at Banquet
Crystal City Lions club has been presented with a charter Julien C Hyer president of Lions International was guest of honor at the presentation banquet.
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Charter
Crystal City
Crystal City Lions Club
Julien C. Hyer
Lions Intermacional
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Grain Market Trends Signal Mixed Grain Prices
Grain market notes from PAW NGO on pep 29 show downbeat prices for wheat and corn with fluctuating futures. Reports indicate improved demand for Nebraska and Missouri oats while European markets hint at cautious gains. Civil market confusion and weather disruptions weigh on futures as buyers watch Rotterdam and Liverool grain flows.
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Pep
Ward Paei
Sean Meileel
Asphie
Oprume
Uakue Speer
Care
Coolidge Urges Citizens to Stop Hoarding Money
Chicago Feb 27 Former President Calvin Coolidge urged Americans to place hoarded money in sound banks or treasury certificates to aid government credit spur business and provide work The statement was released by the Citizens Reconstruction organization noting the need for people to take charge of their affairs and save themselves
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Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Treasury
Won
Powers of Railway Commission Fixed.
Elbert Trooper, assistant attorney general, ruled that the Texas sabloid commission may fix minimum rates only for contract carriers. The law prohibits setting rates lower than the rate for any common carrier rendering substantially the same service, but allows minimums to be above existing rates for comparable carriers.
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Austin
Elbert Trooper
Texas Sabloid Commission
Hooper
Cotton mart defends short selling restrictions
Russell Clark president of the New Orleans cotton exchange testified in Washington that proposed legislation giving the agriculture secretary power to curb or ban short selling would not immediately collapse future markets but would force bankers to cut lending on cotton if hedging is restricted. He warned lenders would reduce credit to protect themselves.
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Washington, D. C
Russell Clark
New Orleans
Drama critics to testify before Washington hearing
Washington February 29. The house committee voted to invite dramatic critics to testify on alleged harm to the theater. Chairman Stravich scolded Newspapermen noting producers could not attend as legitimate drama is on the rocks. The committee urged testing critics before they practice. Representative Dips urged airing critics for scrutiny.
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Washington, D.G
Thorvald Solberg
Patents
Stravich
Price Fixing Plan Fought in Senate Committee
Washington D C Feb 20 Opponents of a measure allowing producers of branded goods to fix retail prices argued it would raise the cost of living and foster monopolies Benjamin H Namm of Brooklyn N J testified that unbranded goods have not declined in price as branded items failed to drop Macy department store operator said price fixing would create monopolies and fail to safeguard public welfare The testimony came before the Senate interstate commerce committee chaired by Senator Capper and other witnesses included representatives from Macy and Company and a National Retail Dry Goods Association official
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Washington, D. C
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Benjamin H. Namm
Brooklyn
Nasional Retail Dry Goads Association
Capper
Kelly J. Pa
Q. Forrest Walker
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Macy and Company
Roosevelt Club President Backs Garner in California
In San Francisco on February 23, Mrs. Virginia Spinks of Palo Alto resigned as president of the Northern California Roosevelt for President club and declared for John N. Garner. William P. Hubbard, San Francisco attorney, also joined Garner forces and became finance director for northern California.
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Virginia Spinks
Palo Alto
Woman's
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
William P. Hubbard
San Pranicisco
Stin
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Hubbard
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Texas chamber chiefs plan hoarding campaign meeting
Porter A. Whaley, manager of the local chamber of commerce, said Monday four Texas chambers will meet in San Antonio on the 20th to devise a campaign against hoarding. He returned this week from a preliminary meeting of Houston Fort Worth and Dallas chamber managers in Dallas.
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San Antonio
Porter A. Whaley
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Houston, Fort Worth
Dallas
Chicago Livestack Carcasses and Market Prices Report
Livestock market digest from St Louis and Chicago shows mixed demand for cattle and calves. Prices range across weights with steady to higher bids for select lots, while feeders and mid quality steers trend softer amid steady overall activity and notable regional price variations.
Beelauoma 1 41 Stor Urea Witt and Livestock Prices
Market notes show cattle and sheep trading with varied prices. Beelauoma 1 41 Stor Urea Witt lists meat qualities and top grades, including packer top values and bulk meat prices. Cattle and lambs indicate steady or rising demand with observed throwouts and weights.
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Burries Falls
Sowe and
Glagaan Sineker
Wrgen
London and New York Money and Markets Report Feb 3 1413
Amid a hectic London and New York money markets a sharp droop in prices is noted for Hat asier and other metals. Reports indicate cautious buying as futures edge higher while grain and potato prices show mixed moves.
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London
City Offered Pae Signals for Advertising on Police Signs
Universal Signal Company offered to supply and install signals built to city specs for the advertising privilege on back of the police signs. Three trucks and local workers would be provided to keep signs clean, with a sample displaying a cigarette ad. Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright questioned commercialization of the police department.
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San Antonio
City Commission
Joseph A. Gardner
Universal Signal Company
Fire and Police
Phil Wright
New York Pressed Poultry and Meat Prices Summary
Fragments describe New York poultry and produce trading with varied items such as chickens, turkeys, and roosters. References to price movements, case counts, and receipts mention New York markets and other regional suppliers in a brisk, period-voice notice.
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New York
Pele
New Orleans Cotton Market Slips Then Steadies After Early Rally
Cotton prices in New Orleans and New York traded unevenly as early losses narrowed with short covering. July and October futures moved from declines to modest gains before midday, with overall activity quieting and prices anchoring near prior closes amid responsive offers and sluggish demand.
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West Texas Farmers to Organize for Loans Aid
Stamford Feb 29 West Texas farmers representing 139 counties plan to organize next month to secure loans from a 30 million appropriation under the Reconstruction Finance Act for agricultural production. The West Texas Chamber of Commerce announced the plan.
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JPI
Connies
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Crude Oil Prices by Region and Grade in 1930s Draft
Compilation shows crude oil pricing across regions with cents per degree changes and gravity adjustments. Regions include East Temes Bulk West Texas Panhandle Gray County North Louisiana Arkansas Pennsylvania Bradford Allegheny Eureka Buckeye Cumberland Kentucky and Wayne district with varied price markers and monthly adjustments.
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Crure
Mid Continent
Oil and Gas Journal
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Panhandle
Texas
Gray County
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
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Joseph Seven Purchase Agency
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Bradford-Allegheny
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Eureka
West Virginia
Buckeye
Hagland
Cumberland
Wayne District
Government Job Wage Rates Set for Bexar County Projects
H M Hattner chair of the San Antonio Trades' Council reports an outline from the U S Department of Labor listing prevailing wage rates for county government construction work in Bexar. Bricklayers seven less than 12 dollars per day for most trades include carpenters seven dollars, cement finishers ten dollars, electricians nine, laborers two dollars sixty, journeyman painters nine, plasterers four, plumbers twelve, sheet metal ten, structural iron workers ten, wire setters twelve, red iron workers eight.
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Red
Partially Deaf Hear Seguin Talkie
Braden an alderman and businessman of Seguin hosted 16 members of the San Antonio League for the Hard of Hearing at a theater party in Seguin. The theater is equipped with headphones allowing those with hearing impairment to enjoy talking pictures.
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Seguin
San Antonio League For the
Tenas
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