Citizens Push 10,000 Seat City Auditorium Plan
A Citizens Auditorium Committee meeting led by Gerald Te Melilti of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce debated a 10,000 seating capacity proposal. Opponents urged larger facilities, with concerns over cost, design, and inclusion of an art gallery, while Mayor Black signaled openness to a bigger plan and a committee to study needs.
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Melilti
San Antonio Caembri Ot Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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Touston
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Sitarmittee Gang
Mueller Sitherings
Baye Afayor
Awoury Phelns
Black
Willam Brockhausen
Wiste
Milwaukee
Conrenligne
Ross
Jane Wig Hall
Auditoricin
Thcomin
Buesel
Phelps
Botevia San Antonio Vial
Merps
Wangurang
Employment Service Reports Improved Labor Conditions
Kansas City reports show high employment in four district states May 16 to June 16. Across Minnesota Iowa Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota more workers are employed as factories reopen and government and private sectors urge labor. Strong gains in Sioux City and Kansas City contrast with St Louis, Des Moines and Minneapolis, while packing, steel and lead industries show improvement.
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Indian Wins Suit In Federal Court Over Chinese Ownership
In Muskogee Oklahoma Judge Garland presided as the court ruled in favor of Pearl Chisholm and related parties against The Ging Company and The Producing and Refining Company. The decision, tied to a complex trust and tenancy dispute, confirmed the federal court’s jurisdiction and ordered restoration of disputed holdings. The case drew attention to the evolving interpretation of property rights involving Chinese residents in the era.
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Ofila
Fedench
Luther
Angers
Twenty five arrested in San Antonio vice sweep
Police chief Van Hipgr and Captain Street led a Friday night vice sweep in San Antonio with twenty five arrests including ten women and eleven men. Several couples were held for court, bail set at 200 dollars in some cases, and two fathers faced additional charges. One black man and a 43 year old woman were among those jailed for drug offenses, with morphine and cocaine accused. An alleged West Side operator described as a Negro woman faced peddling charges.
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Aberdeen University Confers Law Doctorate Amid Toasts
In a campus ceremony Aberdeen University awarded Doctor of Law to Juss lice Tate. Undergraduates shouted cheers during the event, demanding reserved seating for Big, while the Associated Press report notes the celebratory atmosphere and the formal degree conferment.
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Dispute over receivership of Taio Bondingail Horsesy Company
Omaha and Nebraska, July, Supreme Court to settle receivership dispute of Taio Bondingail Horsesy Company. John Stacre and Amos Thomas named as receivers for the defunct Invengentee Company, with Minneapath notables Levin and Hertz involved. Federal court action seeks writ to reinstate duties while primary elections spark political turnover concerns.
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Taio Bondingail Horesy Company
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Charles Hertz
Minneapalth
United States
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Thomas Athroya
Federal Court
Third I W W party reaches Russia after eventful passage
Petrograd July 4 The third party of Industrial Workers of the World totaling 110 including women and children arrived in Petrograd on the steamer Warsaw. Officers report a rough voyage with some discipline issues and a revolver needed by the captain aboard. The party plans a fortnight stay in Siberia before returning to Toska, while other factions pursue emigration to the United States or Canada amid language and cost pressures.
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Sony
Eankovintion
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Jayetle Maire
California
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Canada
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Army Blankets Sell in Fallout of SB56 Auction
The auction at Hort Sam Shouston saw Army blankets lead sales, totaling 677,580.08 dollars with 450,712 blankets bought by 8 Lavitt of the American Mills Company at 1.22 dollars each, plus clothing and equipment, machinery, and medical supplies sold in multiple groups across the day.
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Lavitt
Aimerican Mills Company
Atlanta
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Diz
Jergons
Sid
Stubin
Will
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Greume
Hyde
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Ayere
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Hold Town Election Opens In Alamo Heights
Voters began the first town election at 8 o'clock Saturday in the newly incorporated village of Alamo Heights with Piet Doyle presiding at the Argyle Hotel. Two tickets contest the mayor and aldermen positions as residents show strong turnout expectations and strict election law enforcement is promised at the polls.
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Eelock
Alamo Heights
Argyle Hotel
Piet Doyle
Tinoy
Pio
Bables
HN. Jones
Newing Lane
Samuel Peterson
W. B. Root
Iz. A. Minker
R O'Graly
WL Hume
Atlerman-Allargy
J. C. Talcott
Paul Villaret
Declined Park Offer Triggers City Bridge Eviction Debate
Commissioner William C Heiden via City Engineer Hartigan proposed the removal of an otter bridge near West Mint. The issue arose at an impromptu council session in the officer’s building as a regency commission meeting loomed. Commissioner Ray Tanburt forwarded the offer to the street committee pending street opening. Rigden cautioned about laying the street groundwork. Bids were discussed for partial payment, with Wright motion to share county costs on a project from Cincinnati Avenue to Mertiner Creek. Mentions of unrelated drug remedies and address lines appear in fragmented text from the source.
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William C. Heiden
DD. Hartigan
Rigden
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