Texas oil legends and local quirks disrupt San Antonio report
A garbled San Antonio item notes Miss Healy’s test plans, local career chatter, and curious Texas lore. It mentions the Ht Canal Street Canary, Mary Healy’s upcoming semen test, Kemp Morgan tales, and exaggerated oilfield feats, all amid notes on car loadings and area culture.
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Canal Street
Mary Healy
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Schmaltz
Tolshogskilig
Terribly Nice Thing About TeEWSpaper Work
A fragment discusses newspaper workers receiving strange reader letters and critiques public figures, suggesting a plan to end war and regulate welfare. It mentions Dayton, Obie, and a Puritan idea to tax and overhaul assistance with a monthly $350 figure. The text hints at reader calls for screening applicants and expanding benefits.
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Urey
Plana
America
Dayton
Obie
Birthday greetings censored by Nanking telegraph office
Message flood honoring Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's fiftieth birthday was rejected by the Nanking telegraph office as excessive, with about 200000 words reportedly sent for the occasion but cut from transmission.
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Generalissima
Chang Mai-Shek
Remember When San Antonio Saloon Days Are Recalled
A reminiscence piece lists long-gone San Antonio hard liquor saloons and figures from the post prohibition era. Names like the Buckhorn Mis Stow, Cant, Gus Klack, Ray Lem ber, and Cant are cited, along with locations on South Flores and Alamo streets, the Crystal saloon, Washington theater, and other old venues. The article recalls social scenes, gambling rumors, and changes under new laws, noting how longtime saloon culture has faded yet left lingering memories.
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San Antonio
Wolff
Bryan Callaghan
Bolat
Buckham
Sehule
Cant
Gus Klackliketupel
Ray Lember
South Flores Street
Manlevay
Cancho
South Alamo Street
Plorey
Gil Gittinger
Sima
A. P
Dawk
Cittinger
Gittinger
Martin
Gus Gitlinger
Descendant of Texas Revolution hero visits Alamo with relics
Mrs Wallace Settoon of Plainview visits San Antonio to view her lineage to Colonel William B. Travis. She is the sole living Travis descendant in Texas and tours the Alamo with custodian Leita Small. She displays family items including a Bible and a hairbrush used by Travis and notes Travis died at 27.
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Wallace Settoon
Flainviaw
Willan Pargett
Travis
H. My
Settoon
Texas
Travis Travis
Chars
Mary
W. J. Griffett
John Griffett Davidson
John
Grifted
Davidson
Sattoon
Sethon
Alamo
Leite Small
Thaler
Abama
Baylor
Austinines
Huge flotilla over S A flies over
Believed to be the largest flotilla to pass through San Avitonig on aeros country. 41 Marine corps planes were tied at Randginn field Monday afternoon. Four savagrons observed lining bombing and warfare. 46 officers and 74 enlisted men travel from Quantico Virginia to participate in fleet maneuvers. The huge group will spend the night at the field then depart for the West Coast.
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San Avitonig
Eros
Marine Corps
Randginn
A& Quantico
Calis
Une West
Man Treated After Kitchen Fire At Home
Jackson, Civaules Wy Jackson, 64, living at 218 Harriman Place, was treated for minor burns after attempting to extinguish a kitchen fire that broke out Monday morning. He was in the back yard when flames spread into the house. damage was reported.
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Wy Jackson
Harriman Place
Warne
Fivenel
Daayge
Authors Chosen for History Book
Warren E. Cain of San Antonio and George Morris join Tee Roy Davidson of Houston to write the 1837 edition of the annual Texas history book for the San Houston State Historical Society. Announcement by Mr Edgar B. Stokes, state governor.
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Warren E. Cain
San Antonio
George Morris
Tee Roy Davidson
Houston
Texas
Edgar B. Stokes
State
Gwestor
Baering Down on the News Baering Down on the News
Fragmentary text shows ARTHER BaER on politics and public figures with garbled lines about vice presidents and a library, plus stray phrases on ink and a few misquoted names. The readable content hints at a satirical or commentary piece. No clear events, dates, or concrete actions emerge.
Candy Plant Fires Cause Quick City Fire Trips
City firemen made two trips to the Hothmen Canady company on 21g Fash Houston street. They reported minimal damage with no significant losses. A small bus incident attributed to Urshesl caused $10 in damage on the second trip.
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Hothmen Canady Company
Houston Street
Momory
Spanish Tragedy Talk At Blue Bonnet Hotel Meeting
The Rev Hither Hecheré Lejese of St Mary's University will discuss The Swenish Tragedy at a Tethorcat clit pt San Antono meeting held at the Blue Bonnet hotel at 72 15 ji Ha Tuesday.
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Hither Hecheré Lejese
St Mary's University
San Antono
Blue Bonnet Hotel
International Postgraduate Medical Assembly Opens Tuesday
More than 300 attendees are expected at the International Postgraduate Medical Assembly opening on Tuesday. First arrival was Dr. Fred Taissig of Washington University, who will discuss septic abortion treatment. Sessions run at hotels with registrations opening at 10 am. Speakers include Dr. Albert M. Snell, Dr. S. W. Becker, and Dr. Manuel Marlies Baez.
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Kathorine 2A
Mn. Tursday
Registralian
Sheveranga
Albert M. Snell
Trochester
Mun
S. W. Becker
Chicigo
Manuel Marlies Baez
Mexico
Gils
Funeral Set for Church Builder Rev T Y Adams
Funeral services for Rev T Y Adams of 400 Pasadena sheet who died Sunday were held Monday at Hasy ard McGollum chapel with Rev W H Johnson officiating. Adams, Baylor graduate, organized and built Woodlawn Baptist church and served Calvert Anson and Sweetwater. For years he was field secretary for the slate board of missions. Survived by widow Mrs T Adams, a brother Sam Patterson. Pallbearers Huffman Babies RL Keenan G Thorn Olis Sloan Spencer Smith and Fr R Brooks. Interment in Platonic.
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T. Y. Adams
Pasadena
Hasyard McGollum Chapel
T. ¥. Adama
Sid. Antony
Sam Patterson
Huffman
RL. Keenan
G. &. Thorn
Olis Sloan
Spencer Smith
Fr. R. Brooks
Wright Appoints Four to Police Extra Board
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright announced the appointment of four men to the department's extra board. Head of the Tour, Charles C. Haynie, Charles Sturm, Fred J. Palmer and Orgy W. Sowell would remain on probation for six months. A successor to Fallo Hinojosa, motorcycle officer who died Sunday, will be selected from aldermen, the commissioner said.
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Phil
Two L A Boys Fall From Fences Injure Two
Two boys were injured after falling from fences near Rovarl Park on Broadway. Names given include Joe Garcia 16 of 169 West Grayson street and others treated at L A hospital for injuries from a vehicle incident in the 1300 block of Broadway.
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L. A
BH. Green Hospital
Beto Mayetti
Leona Street
Robert Gobzates
Kenrick Arena
Joe Garcia
Grayson Street
Broadway
Bullet Explodes In Smoker's Pipe in West Plains
In West Plains Missouri a pipe exploded when a rifle cartridge was wedged in the bowl. Hert Woody had filled the pipe with tobaccos named Lobaces and Tit it, and barely inhaled before the blast shattered the pipe and sent debris widely. No injuries reported.
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Smoker
West Plains
Dan
Woody
Remember Way Back When Reminiscence Over Bar Sales
A fragment recalls a past bar scene where a drink labeled hard-diq ver circulated and thrifty patrons used buck ets to reduce foam, reflecting vintage buying customs and bar humor.
Postoffices Hit By Thugs
Thieves robbed the Castroville postoffice on Monday, cracking a safe and stealing about $100 in cash and an undetermined amount of stamps and money orders. They entered via the rear door and forced the lock, taking petty cash from change tills. Police sought fingerprints but had few clues beyond noises heard earlier.
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Castroville
Pole
T. D Hawking
H. A
Trusty
Rhodes
Ban Ane
Fire Laddies Look After Milady's Roast
Soldier John Adams, 41, Fort Sam Houston, received medical care after a street incident in the 100 block of South Concho Street. Firemen assisted and transported him to a hospital following the attack by three men in broad Sunday afternoon.
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John Adams
Fort Sam Houston
South Concho Street
A. Wilson
East Ashby Place
Yeggs Take Gauge at Fritz Reulay Aérage
Readable text reports a burglary at Fritz Reulay aérage 407 Broadway early Sunday. Suspects allegedly entered, pried open safe, taking an estimated $200 as police were alerted Monday. The scene involved forced entry through a rear window. details remain unclear.
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Yeugs
Fritz Reulay Aérage
Broadway
Thayette
Pen
Two youths shot accidentally here
Two youths were treated at Roger B. Grea hospital Monday after accidental shootings. Jack Spreng, 17, of Role 6, Box 128, was treated for a gunshot wound to the left leg while cleaning a rifle. Joseph Dudley, 11, of 123 West Josephine Street, was accidentally shot with a pistol in the left arm.
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Rogert B. Grea Hospital
Jack Spreng
Joseph Dudley
Hane
Father and son treated after gas stove fire mishap
A father and his young son were treated at Robert B. Green hospital for burns when a gas stove fire ignited their clothing. The incident occurred Monday as the family attempted to extinguish the blaze, leaving the child and man with burn injuries.
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E. W. Goflott
Nemarntiy Ryene
Ernest
Robert B. Green Hospital
Girorom P
Cofield
Impersonator to Perform Folklore Songs at Hotel Event
An impersonator will appear in a folklore song program at the St Anthony ballroom at 8 15 PM Monday evening. The event features Ivan Basilevsky of New York and is sponsored by the Triodh educational group of Werkman circle.
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Tsa Kregior
Ivan Basilevsky
New York
St. Anthony
Educaeional
Werkman
Elrele
Honor Road Officials Toasted by Chamber of Commerce
Texas highway officials K Martin retiring member Judge R J Babbitt and C S Blatton newly appointed Fourth Appellate judge will be honored at a testimonial dinner in the Ploeg dope ballroom. Walter P Napier of Alamo National Bank to speak. Shrine quartet and orchestra to provide music. Invitations extended to chambers across South and Southwest Texas.
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K. Martin
Texas Hughway Commission
Shecesso
R. J. Babbitt
C.S. Blatton
Fourth Appellate Court
Chamber of Commerce
Ploeg Dope
Ino
Oscasion
Walter P. Napier
Alamo National Bank
Cpl
W. B. Tuttle
Woman Robbed by Two Gunmen on City Street
Miss Minnie Chapa of 727 Marth Flores Street reported to Boles Monday that she was stabbed and threatened with a pistol by two gunmen on Soledad Street, losing $4.50. An AQ token accompanied the incident as officers investigated the robbery.
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Minnie Chapa
Marth Flores Street
Boles
Soledad Street
S A Woman Hurt in Seguin Crash
Mrs. Harry Parnom of San Antonio was injured in a Sunday Seguin auto collision. She remained in critical condition at a Seguin hospital on Monday.
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S. A
Harry Parnom
San Antonio
Aéar
City to draft order on house trailer health act
San Antonio officials plan to draft a city ordinance to regulate house trailers. Health director Bishop and City Attorney Keller said a trailer lot may be established for short stays while many vehicles park illegally. Complaints about wintering trailers persist as inspectors visit sites.
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San Antonio
Ishop
St Tome
Bishop
Mcense
Bitton
Talking Parrot Is Taken by Thieves
Thieves took a talkative parrot from Ben Hamby at 914 West Mulberry. police report lists numerous names and addresses and various stolen items including a watch, suitcases, guns, and cash. The fragmentary OCR mentions streets in Des Moines Iowa and multiple unrelated entries.
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Ben Hamby
West Mulberry Avenue
Norton
Main Avenue
F. B. Mauch
Smilcase
Lone Star Tee Company
South Hackdecry Street
West Falls
Ces Arelles
Sam Creceus
East Park Avenue
Fiaewright
J. & Cockerill
San
Ward
Rosewond Avenue
Policemen Prepared for Diet of Beans
Officers Morin and Amava arrested a Mexican on Monday morning after a 100 pound bean sack was taken from a producer. They pursued the case, but authorities could not locate the owner of the beans.
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Shuarsomp Delicemert
E. Morin
Mr. Gas
Amava
Advertising Club to Hear Philadelphia Expert Tomlinson
Philadelphia advertising manager W. W. Tomlinson will speak on The Chase Jenny to Advertising at the Advertising Club meeting at the Gun ter hotel at noon. Miss Etta Matlin will be chairman.
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Ad Club
Philadelphia
W. W. Tomlinson
Advertising Club
Gunter Hotel
Etta Matlin
Chaiman
Want Ads Highlights and Listings Snapshot
A room home at 646 East Ashby Place for rent at $600 down and $49 monthly. A two room furnished house at 110 Westle rents monthly. A 2 room unfurnished hall at 122 Panama listed for 826 monthly. Daily sales items range from 25 to 25. A 1993 Gueyrotet master coupe with recomissioned motor at about 349. A walnut dining set offered at 450. Fairbanks Morse 37 horsepower engine wanted. Classification references noted.
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