City Leaders Tighten Grip on Delinquent Tax Payers
City officials including Mayor C. M. Chambers and Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright say workers delinquent on taxes face job suspensions or termination. Wright notes pay will be issued on the next payday to those who settle, while others risk dismissal for nonpayment. The message to departments stresses prompt tax compliance or loss of employment.
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C. M. Chambers
Phil Wright
Wright
Daroh Ruhiem
Nobivla
Pew
B. Seel
Rose suffers fractured skull in auto accident
65 year old W N H Rose of 1710 Delgain street was struck by a car while crossing a street in the 200 block of Byedetickstarg range at 10:10 a m Wednesday morning. He remained in critical condition with a fractured skull, according to reports from the hospital.
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WN. H. Rose
TL Rose
Delgailn Street
S.hoenstal
Teporte
Polian Gravely II William Polian Veteran Sargeant
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a veteran police sergeant named William Polian, with references to railroad circles and a transitarium location. The text is garbled with misread names and dates, but implies a notable figure tied to law enforcement and rail transport. No clear event or date could be confirmed.
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Polian Gravely II
William Polian
Ban An- Sronio
Keaves
Hen
Industrial echoes and wartime talk recall giants of era
Report notes Mussolini and Ford with formidable power and enduring influence. Commentary praises Ford after sixty, cites massive car output and postwar industrial rebound. Aerial prowess and aviation dreams loom, while popular culture and Chicago Cubs victories frame a broad portrait of American optimism and appetite for progress.
OA Declares Heights War Over Sewerage Plan
Mayor Chambers denounces a proposed agreement with Alamo Heights on sewer disposal as not binding for the new plant. He notes Tobin signed a letter sealing the deal, but says the agreement mentions nothing about a low plant and a different arrangement will follow once the facility is in service. The piece also mentions business opportunities in the local classified section.
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Alamo Heights
John W. Tobin
Alamo
Meyor Tobin
Biutell
Jacot Hubils
Chambers
War on liquor continues as two more stills seized
Federal agents under deputy administrator George A. Rammons seized two Thrallon stills in San Antonio and arrested a man. Officers found 51 cases of beer and 20 gallons of whiskey, destroyed 30 gallons of whiskey mash and all remaining liquor except evidence samples.
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San Antonio
Uessing
George A. Rammons
Juan Om North
Baltimore Banker Chosen Envoy to Italy
Washington reports that Tobn W. Gneret, a Baltimore banker, is expected to be named minister to Italy by the resident government, succeeding Henes Fletcher who will retire from the diplomatic service.
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Italy
Washington, D.C
W. Gneret
Baltimore
Jjooter
Mbagandar
Henes PL Fletcher
Heat Kills Negro in Houston as Temps Soar
A Houston report states that 21 Waters, a Black man, was killed and two white men collapsed from heat during a day of extreme temperatures. Official readings show record highs while authorities caution on heat dangers.
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Houston
Guild explains ramgeys crrK Maine VIEWS BAF members
An intensive drive by the San Antonio charter of the National Plant Flower and Fruit guild seeks 200 members to aid sick and destitute people. Donations of flowers fruits and vegetables are collected and distributed weekly to families and charity hospitals. President Col H R Webb and honorary president sculptor Guston Darglum head the group. Mrs J A Ramsey clarifies statements about her and the Leahy case, stressing pursuit of justice over vengeance.
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San Antonio
Lant, Flower and Fruit Guild
W. Bylendrick
Nowy
Lcepiies
Hendricks
Plenfrick
Vinke x Living
Guild
Body of Brownwood Veteran Sent Home
The body of Jamea H. Green, 48, Brownwood businessman, who died of heart disease here, will be buried at Arlington Cemetery after funeral services in Brownwood. He was a World War II veteran and served as a captain at Camp Jackson, South Carolina.
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van Marcos
Texas
Jamea H. Green
Brownwood
Arlington Cemetery
Bain
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
Sterling and Torin Reply Over South Texas Highway Club
Sterling criticizes reform as unnecessary while Tobin and Chadles defend the plan. Monteith says a state highway association will form, focusing on key routes from Laredo to San Antonio and other corridors, with Auginal scheduling a visit to Secretary Tabin. The group aims to promote road development across the south and Gulf coast region.
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Sterug
Raison
Grieror
Pesay
Chadles
Tobin
Rioes
Wernesday
W. FL. Monteith
Jonston
Tabin
Sterling
Trin
Flotieton
San Antonio
Grange
FE Paso
Stin Grande
San Antonin
Heaton
Gulf Coast
Tinukton
Brownsille
Pure Seed Ruling Extends to Sorghum in Texas
The Texas Pure Seed law, once limited to cotton, is being expanded to include sorghum. The Board of Plant Breeders Exams and the Department of Agriculture are reviewing the extension to cover growing and non-landing seed sorghum, aiming to regulate seed quality broadly.
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Austin
Board of Plant Breed Exams
Etate Department of Agriculture
Anrangrel Veel
Refinery Fire Causes $10,000 Damage In Texan Plant
A fire at a Texan refinery caused about 10,000 dollars in damage after a broken tube in a battery of stills exploded. No injuries were reported. Authorities investigated the incident and the cause was linked to a malfunction in the refinery equipment.
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Texan Company
Jurea
Headlock Preceded by Right Hook Sures Cure for Masters
Chicago reports a street altercation where Virginia Mercereau used a headlock after a right hook to subdue George Duffy who claimed the title of world middleweight women’s champion wrestler. Duffy testified, facing disorderly conduct charges, and Mercereau proclaimed her wrestling record amid the incident.
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Chicago
Virgiaia Mercerenut
George Duffy
Miss. Mercereau
Duffy
Aml
Ford Tag Team on Workmanship and Wages in Business
Ford discusses workmanship as the core of exchange and warns that poor quality ruins cars. He argues wages will rise as productivity grows and stresses balanced margins to sustain industry. He urges honest factory work and better organization to preserve social supply and future profits.
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Brr
Ford
Font Seages
Fsi
Dundee dog savaged by bite as man saves woman
In Dundee Alcatian dog bites a woman after her fiancé, young clerk John Campbell, strikes the animal to release the bite. Campbell wrestles the dog by biting its ear to free the injured fiancé. Classified offers follow in Light Classified under Classification 57.
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Dondee
Dundee
John Campbell
Ha Waa
Campbell
Stricken Man Cleaves Fights For Son After Accident
A. W. Van Cleats, 87, of 728 Essex Street, lay critically ill at Lee Surgical Hospital after an ambulance rush. His young son was injured six weeks earlier when struck by an auto in front of their home, leaving him with severe injuries and hospitalization.
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City Gremm
A. W. van Cleats
Essex Street
Lee Sugical Hospital
Alsk
Thera
Flirt
Vai Gleave
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