Reopening plan considered for City Central Bank and Trust
Announcement Monday outlined tentative plan to reorganize the City Central Bank and Trust Company with New York capital of 300000 and outside subscribers another 300000. Depositors, bankers, and business men pursue a reorganization to preserve assets, liquidate some, and form a new corporation governed by directors elected by depositors. A meeting with the banking department is planned next week to review options and timing.
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San Antonio
Caite
New York
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Leggerts
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Walthall
Paulie
Charles M. Viekkan
Coimnlinier
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Ron
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Torium
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Social notes from Fort Sam Houston unfold New Year's events
Clara C. Pancoast recounts extended visits of Gayesin and J. F. E. Sebilla from Fork La Hougon to El Paso and Houston, with two weeks of holiday entertaining hosted by Col. and Mrs. J. T. Arana. Many parties, bridge games, and dinners mark the season as officers and families gather, including notable social rounds at the Argyle hotel and Fort Sam Houston quarters.
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Irs J. FE. Sebilla
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el I'nso
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Re Mel Bennett
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Oscar Thun Ludkits
Hamilay
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Graece
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Auilira
Olver C. Liglman
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Enter
Jiean
Noble
Messrs
Phillips
Court suspects numerous names in unclear docket report
An OCR damaged page lists many individuals and places in a garbled court docket. It mentions traffic fines, various names such as Norvell, Irvine, Deere, Vel, and several others. includes references to Charlotte, Irvine Dayan, and John Torn, with scattered numbers and terms, all in a jumbled legal context.
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FM Kineraer
Norvell
A W
Deere
Dain Teves
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Mine Sf
Severalon
Irvine Dayan
Cilfierd Davin
Yordruncemnean We MW
Meera
Isree Pace
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A. Sanches
Jéez Malerar
Fidure Stult
Dexus Cualanon
Charles Guaty Fae Ee
Toy Franck
Gillie Julnrm
Lar Bantord
J. Th Maldonatn
Tatia Ea Arena
Jean’ Sterling
Samiathi
Cadera
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Ang Ike Memandri
Jesale Canara
Poy Grarkenresa
Tan Neal Ty
Camer
Se PL Moser
Lewan Harhemy
Jon
Saimin
Miares
Dorel
Joba Tae
Turin
Old-Time Dances Resume at Weeallaen Center
Miss Mary Whiton presided as old-time dances resumed at the Weeallaen Miserion center after the Christmas holiday break. The first dances since the pause took place Monday, signaling a return to traditional Cushioned Tanees under her ceremonial guidance.
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Weeallaen
Ann
Mary ‘Witnon
Air Cadets Grounded by Rain Delays at Christina Helio
Air cadets face weather delays as training flights are postponed at Christina heliport. Cadets including personnel from Tandelph Geld and Kellyfield Méncing prepare to resume flying, hoping for ten more days of clear skies.
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Dova
Tandelph Geld
Kellyfield
Silent liquor case hearings reveal fines and dismissals
In fedora district court muted proceedings typified by enforced silence, defendants faced liquor related charges. John T. Harper received a 200 dollar fine or 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to distributing quantities of liquor and related offenses. William A. Winkley admitted guilt to counts of illicit practice and perceived harassment. Randolph faced dismissal of the case tied to seizure actions involving a 60 gallon still and 1000 gallons of product on a southwest farm near Walls City, with a 500 dollar fine or 60 days imprisonment imposed on the defendant.
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Fedora District
Mowibay
Anataly Galloney
Willian
A. Winkley
John of Randolph
Randolph
el Pal
Go-Gallen
Losles
Walls City
Ramlalph
Duval
Bids Sought for Storage of Postal Trucks
Bids will be sought for storage of postal trucks in a planned new postoffice zone. G G Ridgeway and W B Worthing prepared forms, obtainable at 407 Third Street Garage. About 14,000 square feet of space is needed to store the 87 crates, as the Federal building site plans proceed.
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Monily
G.G. Ridgeway
Travision
W. 8. Worthisn
Houston
Third Street
CAL Teast
Postoffici
Borah Proposes Salary Cuts for Congress and Officials
Senator Borah Republican Idaho urges pay reductions for congress members and top officials. He seeks to trim salaries for the vice president speaker of the house cabinet members and farm board members while curtailing mileage allowances and other benefits.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Jorah
Idaho
Congress Alintanes
Spe
Salarien Af
Senate Asks Facts on Beer Employment Provisions
STUNGSON, D. C. January 4. The Senate resumed with requests for a report on the number of women employed in beer manufacture before prohibition and a joint coalition inquiry into grain usage. Senator Binghany-CResutheae of Connecticut introduced the measures. both seek yearly figures from 7.
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Stungson
D. C
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Flecums
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Nere
Ogdeiliere
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Cresutheae
Peace Group to Convene Tuesday Meeting
A local peace association plans a Tuesday gathering at 4:00 PM at the Yo Me TA venue. The event will discuss method to promote world peace, with a speaker expected to address education aims and public interest.
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The
Antonia Association For World Meace
Tursiny Alterfon
Ducetare
6 Held After Raid on Miners Union
Six men and women were rounded up during a raid on the National Miners Union headquarters. Authorities say the actions followed unrest linked to a nationwide strike and involved charges related to disruption of union activities.
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Miners’ Union
National Miners Union Bratyuartera
Anil
8th Corps Auditor Sents to Austin
Nonsensical OCR text indicates an 8th Corps auditor sent to Austin to audit the disbursing officer and United States property. Mentions viral names and unclear locations.
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Austin
Viral Liew
Thwman
Mecloch
Peaperiy
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Neon
United States
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Menite
Kelly Given New Operations Head at Field Office
The report notes Kelly appointed to lead operations at Kelly field port office alongside duties as secretary. Firat Taent and Vin relay changes, with Vin replacing Firat in tasking near Marthe Reheal epigdron, as officials reorganize the office roles.
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Firat Taent
Glenn
Gir Corps
Dian Win
Kelly Field
Vanier Mlytnic Achant
Firat
Trial of Former Fort Sam Bank Cashier Delayed Two Weeks
Former cashier C Gilbert Colesworthy of Fort Sam Heurom national bank faces federal charges of alleged false entries and embezzlement totaling $180.21 with related figures listed in the indictment. His case docket was postponed two weeks as attorney Dave Watson notified readiness delays while charges linger in state courts.
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Ft. Sam Bank
C. Gilbert Colesworthy
Fort Sam Heueron National Bank
Federal District Court
Dave Watson
Colesworthy
Servion
Relief relief workers seek higher pay and broader aid
About 130 men on relief crews, led by Judge C G K Quin, plan 8 hour days with 2 a day in wages or food, aiming for 100000 dollars in contributions. Workers appeal for San Antonio business and transport sector support as protests continue.
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CG. KK. Quin
Compriie
San Antonio
Tanior teague recital Ia Apeara Ties at St Anthony
A recital event at St Anthony features Tanior Teague and Ia Apeara tied to an 8:20 pm start. Nek vite B10 ART listed among program items.
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Tanior
Ia Apeara
St Anthony
Ad monster Adlerika promises quick relief from gas
An old ad promotes Adlerika for rapid relief of gas and poor sleep blamed on upper bowel issues. It touts a single German comedy and claims poisons are washed out, promising dramatic personal improvements by tomorrow.
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Erika
Adlerika
Receiver for The Smith Brothers named by court
The Smith Brothers properties in San Antonio were placed in the hands of a receiver by the Third District court last Saturday. Attorney Sayres pledged bond of 350,000 to faithfully perform duties. Judge Frederick Stevens approved the bond and appointment amid scattered details and questions about the suit filed as Debt, Etc. by M. Erncat et al. Greenbaum represents claims not disclosed. Judge Stevens noted he cannot disclose specifics and will seek to protect district interests. The item references the Mingellancouan column and local commerce listings.
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