West G overnment Lifts Final Notice On LIquor Dealers
Sheriff Albert West announced final notice to liquor dealers to remove beverages from sight in San Antonio area. He ordered hard liquor displays cleared, pledged to “make an example” of violators. In West Side raids, seven men aged 1 to 24 were arrested. 30 cases of home brew destroyed. Police also found marijuana cigarettes and possibly stolen auto parts. All suspects held for investigation.
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Fragmented Weather Note With Unclear Data
A garbled weather fragment cites January references, tides and times, with scattered figures such as 74 and 3534 pm. It mentions moonrise at 19 42 and various unclear times, but contains no coherent forecast or location to confirm.
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Texas railroads enjoined from intrastate shipments
Austin Jan 9 All Texas railroads were enjoined from accepting any oil or other intrastate or interstate shipments until approved as legal by the Texas railroad commission. The move follows the U S Supreme Court ruling the oil section of the NIRA unconstitutional and the tender board collapse. Attorney General McCraw filed the injunction hours after taking office. A temporary restraining order was granted by District Judge Robertson to dissolve writs on shipments moved before December 5.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Federal Board
William McCraw
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US to pay for sinking of Rum Runner case
The United States must compensate $25,000 to cover the sinking of the Rum Runner I’m Alone after a U S Canada arbitration. The master and crew were not part of the alleged smuggling conspiracy and are deemed as navigational employees only. They receive compensation for clothing and effects lost when cast into the sea and later detained.
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Way clear for building 3.4 schools
San Antonio Board of Education will issue $1,890,000 in school bonds after a waiver from the State Board. The move allows delivery of the $950,000 bonds to bidders and a $28,555 premium. Funds will finance a South Side high school, Weedlayn Junior High, and two West Side elementary schools with additional improvements. Approval from the attorney general and comptroller has been obtained. first $1,000 bond is in the mail to Chicago bidders.
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Two Charged With Morphine Sales and Immigrant Violations
U S Commissioner placed bonds for Morphine sales and immigration violations. Joseph Kelly, 74, transient on relief, held on 1500 bond for selling one grain morphine and claimed no knowledge. Clifford Edwards, relief transient, bond 750 for selling one and a half grains. Torii Jazo, illegal entry, 500 bond. Amando Elizonda, re entry after deportation, bond 3730.
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Midwest Holds Fate of Slip Lost Above Chicago
Plane reported in trouble over downtown Chicago after hours of flight delay. Workers at the Furniture Mart heard the drone around 3 p m yesterday as efforts to locate the ship failed. Airports sent radio signals to guide a landing but the calls went unanswered. Coast guardsmen watched for distress reports as authorities pursued clues.
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Battle Scene Reported in Saar Basin Riot
Jan 3 in Saarbrucken, a clash between Nazi and anti Nazi factions erupted at noon. Police and Landjaeger quickly contained the disturbance after hundreds of Nazi adherents gathered over the Saar basin's status under the League of Nations.
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League of Nations
San Antonio set to vote on $509000 centennial issue in April
Mayor Quin and commissioners announced the proposed $509,000 for the San Antonio centennial bond issue would likely be delayed until April. A city hall meeting of the centennial committee discussed allocating funds for a new stadium, Pioneer Hall, and road work, with $200,000 for the stadium, $250,000 for Pioneer Hall, and $50,000 for roads and land. Morris Stern led the committee delegation. a ruling on using city taxes under similar circumstances was also sought.
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