Around Ly ather Teese Jeff Sidi and the Coolidge cut
San Antonians head to see The Dream of a Dry Moses in the current program but four lines about Calvin Coolidge were cut after his death. The Aztec theater shows Randle With Care, while pages reference the late ex president. A vivid note mentions Texes in political context and local readings and a cast of neighbors attending from Mobile and Laredo, with various names and local color.
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Ieee
Tee Linus
Calvin Coolidge
Rota
Coolidge
Randle
James Cnenay
Pholaire
Tle
Aztec Theater
Aho
Hollywood
Schreiner Mountaineers to Play 23rd Infantry Basketball
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers schedule a return game with the Twenty-third Infantry basketball team from San Antonio for Saturday night at Kerrville. The first of next week also features a Schreiner home game against the Texas Chiropractic College Hawise of San Antonio. Both games scheduled to be played at Schreiner.
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Chitos
Kerrville
Jan
Schreiner ‘Institute Mountaineers
Twenty-third Infantry
Quint
San Antonio
Texas Chiropractic College Hawise
San Antono
Wthistle
Schreiner
Girl Star Pooley Nets 68 Points in San Marcos Clash
Lillian Pooley, a forward for San Marcos high school girls team, scored 68 points in 61 minutes as her side defeated Anand girls, adding 38 of her team’s 66 points in a standout performance. Other reports credit Taylor with 30 points in a different game against Bin Marcos Academy.
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Lillian Pooley
Police Telephone Operator Blamed After Dog Bite Incident
A police telephone operator and two residents are linked to a dog bite incident that occurred near 10 Mission Street and TaN Baw Teint. The assailant dog, described as vicious, reportedly attacked on a Tuesday with no major injuries reported and ongoing investigations follow up.
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Victor Videl
Mt Nollen
Seveen
Mayamnion
Vieloua
Lawn Bisyay
Robert Gievoland
Mission Street
Tony Fayranza
Tan Baw Teint
Nelgarr
Cag
Ned Raniee
Victims Fend Off Bandits In Downtown Assault
Al Buss and Bliss apon, residents of It Bash Travis alroel, were attacked in their apartment by two armed men who beat Bliss, gagged both, and escaped with $322.50 and a diamond ring. Police swept the downtown district and questioned witnesses as doctors treated Bliss at Robert B. Green Hospital for severe head wounds.
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Flo Vintampart
Travis Alroel
Robert B. Green Hospital
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Yeyl
Bliss
Bened
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Buss
Jett
Central Cops Tivy Tussle Leaves Kerrville Team Upset
Tivy High School Antlers of Kerrville fell 40 to 29 to Central Catholic Buttons in a bi ng game. Obriotti scored 19 as Salinas and Hutcher added six each. team rosters show Crooks and Medlroy among others. Also notes Clyde Weres returns as Cardinal coach for the 1933 season after release.
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Obriotti
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Medlroy
Crooks
San Antonio
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Clyde Weres
Cardinals
Finck Dies N N Henry William Finck of Connecticut
Henry William Finck aged 7 and a Connecticut native, owner of cigar factories, dies Monday after illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at home then requiem mass at St. Biety's Church officiated by Rev. Tom Kennedy. Survived by widow and several children and siblings. house and factory history noted.
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Government Hill
Saarlora
Monterey
Police drive on tramp in San Antonio hoboes crackdown
Police Chief Owen W. Hickday ordered radio patrols to roundup transients after two rough looking men tried to batter a door at a residence on Monday night. Milken Block, 16, reported the intrusion and neighbors were alerted as a citywide hoboes drive expanded last week with more than 50 detentions and work assignments. A separate incident near Ruiz street saw a purse snatch attempt thwarted by a scream, while George Downs and a special officer captured a man in his yard who proved armed, revealing two large dirks during the arrest.
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Arger
Owen W. Hikday
Milken
Weel Drexel Avenue
Milter
Bac
Milbau
Chis
Kildky
Eltv Cinin
Palle
Sophie Alberthal
Ruiz Street
George Downs
Glenwood Court
City Wealth Department
Downs
Nouery
Pulec
Sherman
New Buses to Replace San Antonio Trolley Service
The first batch of ten new DAPOGO W buses, part of an order of sixty five, will replace trolley service in San Antonio. They are expected to enter public operation within two weeks, with ten days needed to complete shop work. The plan includes converting at least one streetcar line to motor bus service as the fleet arrives.
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Athlvord College
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Teludes
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Insurires
J. Be Charles
San Antonio
Catile
Galveston
W. W. Holden
Wc Service Company
Traction Company
Halden
Student Flier in Toils as Alcohol Cache Discovered
A Dulles student aviator faced bond posting after city detectives raided a Seventh Street house. They found about 61 gallons of Mexican alcohol hidden under floorboards in a hall closet, prompting his detention. Local authorities followed the raid with further questioning of the suspect.
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Thesday
Seventh Street
W. A. Mutkey
Alcohel
Elroy
Special World Pair Rates Listed for Round Trips
Worldfall Chicago dates from June 1 to November 1 were announced by Ec Brendel, a travel agent at MW oR J. Maes. Tickets go on sale May 26. The dragon round trip fare May 26 to November 15 is $63.50. A second fare with a 4 day return limit is $58.50 and a third fare with an 11 day return limit is $44.10.
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Chicago
Ec Brendel
Dlylaion
Ger
J. Maes
Drendel
Y W C A Fund Drive Raises 1018 On Monday
Teams in the YWCA fundraiser posted 1018.15 for Monday at the Central building with $195.16 from Mrs Mueller’s group leading. The Protestant Women's association pledged support for the rest of the drive as luncheon reports are set for Wednesday through Friday with H Ochs as chief speaker.
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H. Ochs
Ei] Mueller
Hl, Rokernoth
J. E. Catrall
Two Men Face Burglary Charges in City
Julius Stevens, 19, and another man were accused of burglary and theft over 3 in connection with the Beals Battery Company burglary at 630 Booth Press Street Monday morning. Charges were filed before Justice J. R. Shook. arrests followed in the shop by officers.
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J. R. Shook
Distilleries Seized in Overnight Prohibition Raid
Prohibition agents seized two distilleries and 71 dollars in beer after raids overnight. Will Irvin remained under bond after investigators found a still at a Columbus street residence. Henry Gonzales linked to the seizure of a still mash and whiskey. A second seizure occurred in the 1100 block of West Houston street. Elvira Quintera faced charges in the case. Pay America
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Will Irvin
Columbus Street
Henry Gonzales
Houston Street
Elvira Quintera
Pay America
Serip Redeemed by School Board
Serip Redeemed by School Board shows the board of education redeeming $40 of series Tartanta at the National Bank of Port Merce with Series B Nos 21928 to 22287. remaining balance $5,080, per business manager Paully Scholz.
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Jones Short Put Powers Above Middleweight Field
In Cleveland on January 31 Willie Gorila Jones again topped the American middleweight list after a string of sharp punches. United States Ambassador Robert Clarke plans to travel to Mexico with Mrs. Clarke, arriving in San Antonio before heading to Washington as part of a goodwill mission organized by Louis Ramber of commerce. Porter Whaley notes the arranging details for the ambassador’s route and reception.
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Willie
Gorila
Jones
Onte
Sarmmyot
Porter Whaley
Atinger
Clark
Thousand grocers to meet in Austin May 22 to 24
About 1000 grocers from across the state are expected to convene in Austin for the Texas Retail Grocers Convention May 22 through May 24. Howell Jones, convention secretary of the chamber of commerce, issued the estimate.
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Ann Antonio
Howell Jones
The
Chamber of Commerce
Crowds Pack Bexar County Courthouse for Poll Tax and Auto Licenses
Thousands crowded the main floor of the Bexar county courthouse Tuesday to buy poll taxes and auto licenses as deadlines loom. Poll tax sales Monday topped 4000, with the tally expected to reach about 40 thousand by Tuesday night. Auto license totals were high, with over 4000 licenses issued Monday, and offices to close by 6 pm Tuesday, then reopen until midnight Wednesday. Deputy tax collectors logged receipts as the rush continued, while current taxes could be paid through midnight Tuesday. A county tax official noted no extension of tax sale deadlines is allowed, and additional efforts to tighten enforcement were planned. In Marcos, Jan 41, Onarios School, 01, compress watchmen, died at Kin home here Monday.
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Ban Marcos
Tag “Mornarium
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W Cena
Maeting
Chinobees
Joe Frost
Prowl Na~ Cinna] Bank
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Bushisk
Tne Utly
Bowit
Udders
Bushick
Texas
Aura
Captains to Speak at Army Officers Meeting
Two captains will address Army officers at a meeting in the Express building auditorium. Kraus and Turley Puller will discuss the seventh season of the quartermaster winter training conference. The program includes motion pictures of jogging operations in the Vosges 1918. Captain H L Kid directs, with reserve, guard and regular army officials in attendance.
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Synep Ls
Kraus and Turley
Calif Newsage Fragment on Government and Prices
Fragmentary notes from Beverly Hills California dated January 31 mention political change and price concerns. The garbled text cites references to a new government and senate actions, with scattered remarks about individuals and ongoing economic issues.
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Beverly Gills
Calif
Sili
Lindsey
Weil
Gal
Senate
Sears
Henry
Weill
Tax Cut Brings 19 Cent City Rate Reduction
San Antonio faces an unprecedented 19 cent tax rate cut as officials and bankers push for relief. The move lowers the general rate to 178, the lowest since 1925, with $3,998,450 in overall debt protection and a 22 percent tax liability reduction for property owners.
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San Antonio
Paul W. Stelter
Four Dead and Eighty-Two Hurting January Crashes
January traffic toll rises with four dead and eighty two injured across multiple crashes. Hospitalized victims require intensive care as officials tally causes and costs. The tally includes specific incidents and widespread damage, with authorities reporting the figure as the month’s total.
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