School relief assured by bonds plan for 7 new schools
The city moves to issue 3.7 million to support 7 elementary and 10 junior schools with a piecemeal high school in the northwest. Mayor Chambers and five school board members back the bonds with further support possible within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Hornberger
Hornberger
Supeport
Bruce Teagarden
Kridng
Moriior
Mayor Chambers
Scld
W. H. Quirk
J A. McIntosh
Quirk
Chambers
Phil Wright
Paul E. Steffler
Jacob Ryblota
Frank Ti. Bushick
Tea Jiewer
Stella Steves Walker
W. Taxlor
Adolph B2ckrmano
H. W. Hartley
Mazer Chambers
Schonls
Orhers
Tanke
Hurzberger
Hartley
Louisville
Starvation and Pride Mentioned in Today’s Headlines
The article notes a man fainting from starvation and a doctor labeling it as such while the police describe causes as starvation and pride. It mentions John Nelson living away from home and Hoover's challenges with prohibition enforcement. It also references naval disarmament talks, America’s past ship losses, and a French tennis player Rene LaCoete noted for steady determination and restraint with alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
San Antonio Mayor Rules Out Immediate Bond Issue
San Antonio mayor C M Chambers says there is no immediate plan for a city bond issue. He notes existing annexation and completion of current projects must precede any new borrowing as the city supports a $3.7 million school bond and a follow up within eight months.
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San Antonio
C. M. Chambers
Chambers
Plans for Pete's Tail retrial stirs county interest
The Meienvie retrial of Pete McKenzie at San Antonio County Jail draws crowds and security. Sheriff Norton orders strict crowd control with searches of courtroom and cell visitors. Judge McCrory, who presided originally, will hear the case Monday as attention peaks.
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Tatro Ducdl
Mckenzie
Tynon
Pete
Tom Donahue
John Garoni
Frank Giraud
James Mc Dwyer
Whit Speer
Ghief
Charles “Peters
Norton
Allersona
Caid
Monany
McCrors
Convicts Flee Prison In Overnight Breakout
The breakout involved 44 inmates who escaped from the prison and prompted a full countywide manhunt. Officers pursued in pursuit with guards forced to accompany the fugitives and weapons taken. A hounds chase led to recapture of two prisoners and a third was seized near the prison farm after bloodhounds tracked him through a corn field.
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Differala
Hinkle's Ferry
Hinkle
Byers
Wiles
Severn Houston
Houston
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Lys
University of Texas
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Clouderoil
America
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Isru-El Paso
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Pacific
Texas
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Corpus Cristi
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