Forgotten Past In Newsroom And Park Side Exhibits
A 1925 scene in Brackett’s Creekport features a reporters’ room with a cardboard shield welcoming American Legion delegates to a national convention. Exhibits by Larry V. Olinger at Creekett hotel show wood carvings of movie figures and animals, while local acts rehearse for Harley Sadler’s week. Edward N. Livingston returns from Baylor Medical College.
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Amtriden Legion
Fie Nalion
J. G. Sir
Meetiny
Creekett Hotel
Larry V. Olinger
Olinger
Jeston
Thieves noted in early Monday burglary at 331 Sagth Flores Street
Police reported an undetermined number of items stolen from a commercial property at 331 Sagth Flores Street early Monday. In another incident, G. F. Gillette reported 200 worl) of mumbing specialties stolen from his packed car. A fire on 1505 North Haiton Prreed forced occupants to flee but caused only minor damage. Kenneth Ragland, age 2, suffered an injury in a nearby mishap on the AWA road.
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Diner
North
Haiton
Amrricans
Kenneth Ragland
Ana West Gremeta
Awa
Traffic Accidents Injure Several In San Antonio Area
In San Antonio area road crashes over the weekend injured multiple people. Virgil Gring 16 and Milton Zivelmann 18 suffered serious injuries, with Gring’s back broken and Zivelmann a fractured pelvis. Four other occupants escaped with minor injuries. A second collision at Hildebrand and McCullough injured four more people, all in the same vehicle. A youth named Martines, 16, near death after a ditch plunge on Bomersit road. All treated at local hospitals.
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McCullough Avenue
Limite
Virgil Gring
West Els Mere Piece
Milton Zivelmann
East Lauvel Street
Gring
Zieelmann
Oiher
William Haw
East Cinelinet Rycoue
Elbert Young
Ban Proia_avenue
Robert Dickson
Dallas Street
Leo Lybel
Elmireetrees
Santa Rosa Infirmary
T. Martines
San Antonio
Robert B. Green
We Auto
Hildebrand and
McCullough
Geme Sui
Jeery Bro
Rush Aghby Place
Lena Ames
Guilty Plea in Burglary Case Faces Two-Year Sentence
Miguel Moreno and Silas Edward Castle pleaded guilty in Thirty-seventh District Court to burglary. Moreno was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary while another theft indictment over $60 was dismissed. The alleged break in occurred at A.B Gieper cleaning establishment in Fredericksburg Ford on April 1.
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Miguel Moreno
Silas Edward Castle
East
Josephine Fleet
Eulley
Thirty-seventh District
State
A.B
Stabbing at city club leaves two injured
Herman Goldbeck, 44, of 114 Sweet Street, was found near death from abdominal stab wounds and a slash to the right arm after an altercation at a club on South Flores Street. A second man released police said. W. F. Rice heard a disturbance, armed himself, and confronted a man in his car before notifying police.
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Aero Athceiden
Herman Goldbeck
Sweet Street
Robert B. Green
Monde
Avenue
Rice
Lhe
Orden
Dixie Keeler Suit Delayed In Federal Case Involving Bank
Dixie Joe Keeler, Osage Indian, sues his stepfather Sam W. Stray of San Antonio and a local bank for an accounting of about 578,200 in royalties and leases from the Osage Indian agency. Bertha Bern Keeler intervened claiming she advanced 750 to Keeler from funds of her ward William Berp and her attorney could not be reached for a bail notice. The matter was postponed to Tuesday pending further action.
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Federal District Court
Dixie Joe Keeler
Fia Avep
Jocel Bank
Bertha Bern Keeler
Dixie Joe Healer
William Berp
San Antonin
Dixie
Joe Keeler
Osage Indian Agency
Sam W. Stray
San Antonio
Muy Amorice
Teacher scrip being paid in final school year cash
The last of tin San Antonin' school teachers who received scrip in Neu of cash during the last fiscal year are getting the cash this week as the remaining 10,900 of the 538,000 scrip issue is redeemed. The remittance are being paid at the National Bank of Commerce, according to Paul B. Scholz, business manager of the board of education.
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Tin San Antonin
National Bank of Commerce
Paul B. Scholz
Board of Adoration
Riw Amor
Air Mail Delivery Delayed by Missing Stamps
A Washington post office notice asks patrons to ensure air mail stamps are attached to avoid delays. It states mail received after test delivery waits until next morning. In San Antonio delays concern mail from Laredo, the southern border city.
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Prstoffice de
Washington
San Antonio
Matt
Laredo
Ruly Ao
Prisoner Refused by Reformatory
Norman Samuelson, sentenced for a major crime, was refused admission to the reformatory by Deputy Matsnai at Chillicothe. The reformatory would not accept him, citing policy against admitting those convicted of major crimes.
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United States
Matsnai
C. Wall
San Antonio
Chillicothe Pontn
Tad Cral Reformatory
Norman Samuetten
Wolf
Alen
Sunity
Wolf Tack
Penitentarg
Leavenworth, Kan
Binn &Marlen
Lavernia Woman Seeks Help in Missing Walter Bauer
Lavernia resident Ars C Bauer appealed for aid in locating Walter Bauer who vanished about three weeks ago. He is described as a sturdy man wearing a blue serge suit and a Lutheran Sunday school pin. Local residents and authorities urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Ars. C. Bauer
Lavernia
Vionday
Walter Bauer
Bauer
Brundte
Beetle expert gains respect with Panama collection
John Whittier, 18, of B Av, shown with a few mounted specimens after extensive insect study in Panama. He has 214 valuable tropical beetles, a youthful scientist whose work earns national export recognition. The piece notes his passion for bugs and cautions on foot care and cosmetic advice in a brisk, period tone.
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John Whittier
B. Av
Panama
Ful Scientin
John
200 Students Start Army Training at Fort Sam Houston
About 200 students from Texas A M College and New Mexico A and M College began a ROTC camp at Fort Sam Houston to qualify for reserve commissions upon graduation next year. Instruction runs 8:30 to 12:30 with afternoons for athletics and recreation. Reserve officers from the camps will assist as instructors for 14 days as the six week program proceeds.
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Texas A. & M. Colinge
New Mexico
Moog Infantry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Signal Corps
RO. T. C
Benjamin F. Delamater
Chesley R. Millar
Charles P. Lynch
Samuel R. Hopkins
Ned Artilery
Maj
Wiliam ©. Washington
Coast Brillery
Paul L. Neal
Ctor
George M. Davis
C. A. Sehrader
Fifiounti Field Artillery
DNTY
Plas
Regu Army
Piteenth
Cam
Sar Amucier
Fire and Police Cuts Planned as City Tax Shortfall Grows
Fire and Police Commissioner Wright announced drastic payroll reductions likely June 40, possibly 100 firefighters and about 20 policemen. Tax collection at 42.93 percent with hopes to reach 45 percent and loans may be cut if 10 percent is not collected. Mayor and council discuss savings, including two watchmen discharged at Olmos dam.
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Wright
A.B. Stephens
Ciiy Veo
Quip
Olmos Dam
Mopii Front
Tor Mance
General Whiteworth Assigned to New Command
General Whiteworth, recently acting as president, is ordered to take command of the Sixth Brigade. He and his staff will leave San Antonio for a new station as part of a reassignment in the Second Division. Lieutenant Colonel R. H. Len approves the move.
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Bug
Get
Pegram
Colonie
Custard Dessert with Meringue Topping from Mildred Kitchen
Mildred Kitchen offers a method to make a custard dessert. Stir 15 minutes to smooth, cool and flavor, fill baked pastry shells with custard, add a fruit layer such as strawberries raspberries peaches or oranges on top, then cover with meringue or whipped cream.
California repudiates tax bonds amid stalling reforms
A confusing excerpt discusses a California political stance on repudiating tax-exempt bonds, referencing Governor statements and financial strategies. It mentions Quaker Oats, nourishment claims, and a broad critique of tax policy with unclear specifics but centers on public credit and governance.
Mayor Speaks on Tax Payments Need
Mayor C. Quin urges timely tax payments at the presidents council meeting in Yo Mo A on Monday noon. Officials emphasize civic duty and municipal funding to sustain services and projects.
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C. &. Quin
Presidents’ Council
Yo Mo A
Woman reports purse snatched in North Pines incident
Ethel Malone of 14 Roland Street reported a purse snatching on North Pines during a mid rabbo d of Moby A pitaesspleher al North Pines. She told police a man knocked her down and fled the scene.
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Ethel Malone
Roland Street
Moby A
North Pines
Polit
Merchant Beaten in Front of Store Reported Incident
A crowd attacked a merchant outside a Produce Row shop. Police report say the assailants forced money from the merchant and fled. The event is under investigation as officers seek witnesses and determine motives.
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Boielesoay
Burlesey
Polign
Green
Slot Machine Campaign Aired In Davis Era San Antonio Scene
County Attorney D F Davis announced letters to Sheriff Hausser and Constable Wood urging action against slot machines and punchboards seen as violators of criminal law. He pledged to prosecute operators if arrests are filed, amid prior grand jury complaints and disputed police cooperation. Local officials offered mixed responses while racketeers discussed allocation of locations and moved to conceal machines as police claimed no direct conference.
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San Antonio
D. F. Davis
Sherif Albert
Haus~ser
Will Wood
Davis
Bhatt Hausser
Wood
Alsa
Tynan
Tree Recruits Waiting Orders for State Camps
The main body of the South Years tree army encamped on Lion Springs reservation awaiting authority to move from Camp Bullis to forestry camps statewide. Reports from Camp Bullis state 314% men are in camp ready to be sent to camps to be manned with personnel from the receiving camp. Officers from the Second division scouting sites returned without orders to read units 19 camp.
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Tree
Tree Army
Lion Springs
Bulllis
Bullies
Conference Fete Moves to Monday Night Pageant
Announcement from the ninth annual Episcopal church summer conference in the Diocese of West Texas at Gallagh er ranch states the pageant will be held at 8 p.m. Monday instead of Tuesday night. St. Mack's church senior choir will perform a concert in connection with the pageant.
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Episcopal Church
Diocese of
West Texas
Gallagher Ranch
St. Mack’s Church
Won’t Prosecute Befriended Thief Mystery
A garbled account describes a suspect befriended by a thief and a decision not to prosecute. Detectives traced a man who allegedly took 17 and fled, then returned to a scene on a day named as Waka Blinday. The source text remains unclear on key identities and outcomes.
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J. D. Fibxwiliams
Taner Halel
Dreides
Beriend & Petnon
Waka Blinday
Pwitame
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