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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

13

Old San Antonio Street Memories and Local Figures

A mosaic of San Antonio lore recalling Pioneer firms on Wit amauing and Presa, the Jewett Roofing Company 1886, Schulze Stove and Hardware, San Antonio Junder College, and old performers like Eddie Braver and Jack McGuire. The piece ties memory to places like O Henry’s former home, classic theaters, and a planned town hotel roof garden debate.

Antonia Nower Bose Fan Antonio Bervive Company Pritt Street Henry Bouth Presa Honsier Street Jewett Counlre Schulze Stove End Hardware Company Balldine San Antonio Junder College San Antonio Malcolm Bardwell Fax Ool- Jertora Silc Mullara

Exhibit Highlights Works by American Artist Virgil Libert

American artist Virgil Libert will showcase allegorien sketches and paintings at the Witoe Menorth museum for one week starting Sunday. The exhibit features The Demons of War, recently displayed at a New York academy, with a opening ceremony and remarks to benefit the museum.

Pohl Hugo D. Foli Adhabi Witoe Menorth Rep Academy New York Mseum Virgil Libert

Woman Target in Ambush Attack Reported

Morning police report details a gunwoman ambushing a residence on San Paden avenue. The victim, Miss Marty Roberta, described a firearm discharge at her home late Sunday, with bystanders noting a disturbance outside and unclear motives.

Marty Roberta San Paden Avenue Taillota Roberts

Assault Charges Filed in Knifting Case

A complaint filed Monday charges Reniild O. HL Williams and Penny John YW Onton in connection with an attack on Tex Alsbury. The suspects were reportedly involved in the knifing incident at Lnanook Catureloy, with Med bolora Wibley named among those affected.

Bolora Wibley Penny John YW Reniild Willams Alehle Tex Alsbury Lnanook Catureloy

Texas Dry and Wet Forces Prepare for State Prohibition Vote

In San Antonio and Austin the dry and wet factions mobilize for the statewide convention to pick candidates for the November vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Delegations from San Antonio expect several hundred or more, with Wet leaders predicting about three hundred may travel to the capital. Both sides organize at the Driskill Hotel and state capitol as they prepare to present candidates and campaign through June.

San Antonio Austin Texas SIG Waders State Capitol Walter Anthony Trevis Fark Methodist United Purres Prohibition Jablan‘ly Ebon P. Langers Anthns Campaen

Soern Hausser Holds 90 in Murder Quiz

Ninety persons, many women, were held in the Bexar county jail for questioning Monday after weekend raids by Sheriff Albert Hausser's deputies in a bid to solve the slaying of Wong Foy, a 22 year old Chinese grocer, June 18. Deputies contend criminal elements are hiding out and that an American suspect is involved. Charges will be filed in the coming court sessions.

Soern Hausser Bexar Jallor Albert Hausser Wong Foy Chimrete Sherlit Hausser Jellow

Boy Evangelist to Continue Services at Church of God

Filmer B. Kerdateke continues daily services at 8 a.m. for another week at the Church of God located at 455 Avant Street. The boy evangelist has conducted services for the past week and will keep preaching through the coming week.

Filmer B. Kerdateke Boy Soonpolist Tle Church of God Avant Street

Four Suspects Alleged in Robbery on 1300 South Hamilton

A victim on 1300 South Hamilton Avenue suffered severe beating and robbery of $2 in an early Monday incident. Suspects named Alioked, Mortcan ban ita, Pati Tores, and Santaylnto allegedly carried out the assault. Police investigation underway.

Pati Tores Hamton Avenue Robbeo Santaylnto Ana

Boy Receives Degree From Massachusetts Institute of Tech

Lavalaumnu son of Mr and Mrs Lovledaumnu earns a bachelor of engineering degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The ceremony honors the graduate's achievement and marks a milestone for the family and the institution.

John Lavalaumnu Mra Jolan Lovledaumnu Flor Masaachusetta Instituta

Federal prohibition forecast sparks San Antonio impact

A Washington memo, aired Sunday night, predicts a 90 percent reduction in federal prohibition enforcement nationwide. J H Halty, acting deputy transition administrator, says the plan would leave only one man in San Antonio overseeing enforcement, signaling a sweeping policy shift.

Heparin Federal Washington United States Panty San Antonio Tn J. H. Halty

ROTC Completes Training Ceremony Attended by High Rankers

About 200 college students from Tonka and nearby colleges finish a month long field training in the Army ROTC program. Maj. Gen. Ed Inlo and Orig. Gen. Tialstead Doxey attend the Friday ceremony at Houston RO. 1. 0. Wille Deldon Fook fold at the army part Pridey morning.

New City Postal Rate of 2 Cents Begins Saturday

The San Antonio post office readies for the hand ling of mail under the new postage rate which goes into effect Saturday. All outgoing mail will require 2 cent stamps. Downtown to South San Antonio routes will use 5 cent stamps. Parcel post to certain South American countries and South Africa now incur transit charges in addition to regular postal rates.

New City San Antonio Minngay Postipasler P. G Lucas South Africa

Resident Granted Permit for Horse

Two Tequesta residents sought city approval to keep horses. Robert C. Reinert was granted permission to keep one horse, while Harry Johnson’s request for two horses was denied due to location outside city limits and neighbor objections. Dr. W A King, the city health officer, reported barns were sanitary but recommended denial for Johnson.

Moneig Bebo Robert C. Reinert East Evergreen Street Harry OQ Johnson Cu Ous Ves Byccue Steves F Avenue W A. King City Health Oblilger Brewer Avenue Johnson Sole

Stine Poteet Farmer Loses Melons In Plaza Theft

Stine Poteet Farmer reports melons stolen Monday at Haymarket Plaza. Police say two suspects fled with watermelons from his field near WOAL Borfast, leaving the farmer with a sour outcome from the alleged theft.

Woal Borfast Haymarket Plaza

Swimmer Loses Clothes At Park In Local Incident

Aueritan Swimmer Javoh Wahlforth of 1628 Broadwey left his attire at the park during a swim at Gan Pedro before returning home. Police were informed via an mpoth, with unclear details but confirming the incident occurred Sunday.

Park Javoh Wahlforth Broadwey Gan Pedro Paris Bilef

Rat Fires House by Gnawing Matches

A rat gnawing on a mat near the home of Alex Garza on Torreon Street caused a fire. Firefighters said the incident occurred Monday and caused about $25 in damages.

Matthen Alex Fire Garza Torreon Street Onorase

City study exemption pleas on Catholic Women’s Building

The Catholic Women’s Building Association seeks tax exemption for bedding at 115 Meccgedoches Street. The proposal was referred to the city commission and attorney. Commissioner Frank H. Busnick expressed sympathy for welfare work but opposed granting the exemption. The association owes about $18,000 in delinquent taxes not including penalties, dating from 1917.

Catholic Women's Building Association Meccgedoches Street wAglé Commissiomr Frank H. Busnick Wll

Bullis Expects 360 Tree Nurses

About half of the T20 war veterans ordered to report ay Oamp Bullis for tree army duty were expected to arrive Monday. Veterans from San Antonio were received at the recruiting ats ton near the post office and sent to Gamp Bullis in army trucks. Some waiting at distant points aren t expected until Wednesday. They will be formed into three companies of SN men each and sent to Brewster county, with a detachment of 91 men joining B Fort 611 company ob Merl lan.

Police Praise For Local Fingerprint Effort In May

John Edgar Hoover commended Chief Owen Kildar and the local department in a letter for sending the greatest number of fingerprints in a single month May. He noted the police work and the high volume of fingerprint submissions as evidence of diligent crime investigation efforts.

D. J. Head John Edgar “Hoover Department of Justce Owen Kildar

Three Boys Bitten by Mad Dog in Street Incidents

Three boys were bitten by a mad dog and receive serum treatments on Monday. Injured are Jobo Sawyer, 14, of 231 Hesex Street. Walter Rogers, 14, of 109 Essex Street. and Johnny Sattler, 16, of rez South Cherry Street.

Jobo Sawyer Hesex Street Walter Rogers Essex Street Johnny Sattler Rez South Cherry Strect

Sumners Warns Public Must Help in Recovery Plan

Congressman Hatton Summers, chair of the house judiciary committee, warned at a state mass meeting that the national recovery act must be supported by patriotic effort. He said the success of the program depends on the people and urged sound thinking to prevent national bankruptcy.

Sumners Danlas Hatton Summers House Judiciary Committee Washington

Carrying Pistol Brings Jail Term

Joe Munoz pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol on April 2 18. Judge Mtecullim Bur pelt of County Court at Law No 1 sentenced him to time in jail and to pay court costs.

Joe Munoz Yvredo Street Mtecullim Burpelt County Court-at-Law No. 1 Awesiran

Suspected thief given suspended term in district court

Benny Roberts pleaded guilty to theft of two saddles from Tony Graner, rancher, on March 2. Judge W. J. Anderson imposed a two year suspended sentence in the Thirty-seventh District Court.

Benny Roberts Tony Graner Marati W. 3. Anderson Lim & Wo

Quirky Sunday Visit Ends With Sudden Disappearance

In a baffling scene at Witte mu selm, a guest named Jack Specht photographed a dinner involving Ke brothers while a bizarre arrow-headed bolt and a pestiferous railler drew attention. The event ended abruptly as a rival conchwhip vanished with all auditors, leaving only confusion behind.

Witte Muselm Jack Specht Way Shore Yirdin

Camp Hulky C MT. C students present own program

C M E C students Tuesday afternoon will present their own musical program at Camp Hulky Hous. About 450 students, nearly all winter in camp, attended religious services. Chaplains conducted Protestant, Catholic, and congregational services.

Junction Bee Americr

Laredo Fire Chief Visits Sarvan and City Fire Leaders

An unclear report notes Laredo Fire Chief visiting Sarvan and meeting with city fire officials including Chief J. GO and other department members. The piece references San Antonio fireman tied to the visit and mentions the department sequence.

Laredo Sarvan Georgy EK Runten Coemer San Antonio Lageds Fire Department J. GO. Sar Toest Aronaay Lve

Permit Granted for Funeral Parlor at North Pine and Gloria

A permit to build a funeral parlor at North Pine and Gloria was granted. City officials approved the project despite earlier concerns raised by residents and surrounding businesses.

Nograsa North Pine Gloria Romminston Robert, Whittfold

Sipsco Stock Pays Dividend Amid Energy Tax Shift

The San Antonio Futue Service Company declares its second quarterly dividend on preferred stock and reports three months ending March 31 with net income of 910,026.19. Stockholders to collect dividend checks Friday. Col W G Tuttle notes a 4 percent energy tax on gross receipts, with funds redirected to consumers via future relief.

San Antonio Futue Service Company Col W. G. Tuttle Tex Tuttle Bacinine Stoweed & Press

Winburn Field Bid Accepted by City

City officials approved a bid to lease Winburn Field for one year at 2500 dollars. The selected contractor is Manger Sly, In camearited, with the project to tax the field’s teising and related improvements.

Winburn Field Ile Seston Manger Sly Winhurn Field

Schweppe and Hance Return From Waco Court Trip

Schweppe and Hance returned to San Antonio Monday after a lengthy legal case in Waco. They reported winning all seven counts in prohibition charges and discussed outcome with district officials.

Feline Schweppe Mark Hy Tintree Seckstant U Treneyn Gan Antonio Waco Wean

Gun battle at South Pecos ends with fatal shooting

Jesus Talagios, 23, was shot dead during a gun battle at a South Pecos Street address. Police said three to four men opened fire around 2 House at Bayside, drawing a dozen spectators. Palacios died from a chest wound. George Grigory, 601 San Batriota, was arrested. Detectives Kelly and others coordinate the investigation.

Jesus Talagios Frio Mozlerey Pecos Street Choos Fo Js Poues Palacios Hough George Grirgu San Batriota Atchet Ile D. EB Kelly Ortega Loo Tucm Laredo Rell Hirden John Alg~gine John Gmy Kelly Amurgehey Lon- Re Crow

Victim Overhauls Suitcase Robber in Street Chase

Two men tried a theft Sunday night. Bob Thomaz chased the robber after the bag, overtook him and captured him. An officer arrived, the suspect fled, and a second man was seen in the area. Both suspects wore oilskin jackets during the incident.

Wiley Thomas Thom Arc Min Bob Thomaz Mazin Mic Ching Ollyan Qian

Two Attack Victims Treated After Sunday Assaults

The report notes Margan, a 1903 Hodges area resident, was brought to Green Hospital with a possible concussion after a severe beating Sunday. He remained unconscious with pale skin, while another assailant, B. Gre, received treatment for a knife wound to the sight heel.

Margan Hodges Green Hospital Vicki

Missing Man Sought by Police in Alama Area

Police issued a search for a man described as missing for weeks. Authorities urged residents to report any sightings or information leading to his location.

Erpruiey Torin m Alama

Man dies in wreck and burns. companion critically hurt

Lenesihihe Evans, 30, of 94 West Mulberry Avenue, died Monday after a wreck in a wrecker that overturned on a curve. Albert Halford, 24, of 1 Reinhmann Street, was critically burned. Both were trapped as gasoline ignited. Evans fought in World War at 15 and was found by motorists after the crash. funeral arrangements followed at Mecollum Chapel.

I. Evans Mulberry Avenue Anton Albert Halford Rehmann Street Evans Me Tits Lake Wrecker Halliard facRde Sante Rosa Hartford Mary A. McKenzie Charles Evans

Photo Leads to Suspect Arrest

A published photograph in a detective magazine helped identify and arrest Chathe OQullule, accused of hammer slaying Mrs Imak Metall near Lutkin. City Marshal Matthens of Budara, Ark, recognized the image as the farm hand known as Hail, who had recently arrived in Uke Arkansas.

Lopetn Chathe

Publication list to publish names of gold hoarders

Washington June 28 The Department of Justice will publish the names of individuals linked to gold hoarding as ordered by President Roosevelt. Attorney General Cummings said prosecutions will follow once the department completes presenting its evidence in court.

Washington, D. C Roosevet Department of Justice Cummings

Willis Johnson Returns From Trip to Help Case

Deputy United States Marshal Willis Johnson returned from a Washington, D. C. trip where he was to escort a 15-year-old Ware youth to the boys' industrial reform school. The boy faced charges for making and passing counterfeit notes, marking him as one of the younger offenders in the record.

Willis Johnson United States Tuck Washington, D. C Boys’ Industrial Reform School

City Officials Pause Work Trip On Day Of Meeting

City leaders including Mayor and four commissioners along with City Attorney travel to Austin by automobile for a convention meeting causing Tuesday services to pause. Officials aim to discuss city matters and return for ongoing duties in San Antonio.

San Antonio Quin Aly Thomas Coes Austin

Judge to Hear 14 Pleas of Guilty Tuesday

Fourteen pleas of guilty are set before Judge Duval West in federal district court Tuesday. Defendants, held in Bexar County facilities, face various federal charges as the court proceeds with the pleas.

Jouilty Duval West Federal District Come Mn Bexar Voll Wn Ameer

Youthful Burglar Caught by Police

A youthful burglar was captured by police early Monday after dawn break in at the home of Florentine Metar on Booth Gant Street. He reportedly stole a mat, a pale of whots, and police salt.

Chintty Plorentine Metar Booth Gantstront

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