Coronation of the Queen of the Court of India and Texas celebration
A long OCR style text covers a cor nonchalant discussion of a coronation, bank concerns and an assortment of social notices. It mentions new members Claude L. Witherspoon Jr Harry B Affleck David Combs and Sam Brill Steves, local theater and musical events, society gatherings in San Antonio, and a bridal announcement for Guadalupe Gatela de Saldana to Antonia Ruiz. The piece includes banker anxiety over depositors and a call for steadier leadership, plus social life notes from Fort Sam Houston and the Bright Shawl.
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WIW
India
Texas
Claude L. Witherspoon Jr
Harry 8. Affleck
David Combs
Sam Brill
Steves
Pistol Toter Johnny Tewis Sentenced to 20 Days
Johnny Tewis of 411 Hoelgen Ave was ordered to Bexar County Jail to serve a 20 day sentence for unlawfully carrying a pistol after pleading guilty in County Court at Law No. 1. The case ties to a Nov 1 shooting that seriously wounded Britt McCulloch of 302 Bass Harding Blvd. The assault to murder indictment in the district court led to an 18 month penitentiary term, appealed.
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Johnny Tewis
Hoelgen Avehue
Ccbergs
Ninety-fourth District
Bexar County
Britt McCulloch
Bass Harding Boulevard
Lewis
Log Cabin Whiskey Seizure Tiedeman Bond Set
Agents seized a car transporting about 20 gallons of Log Cabin whiskey and found 12 more gallons in a basement distillery on Roosevelt Avenue after halting a suspected operation. Paul J. Tiedeman was arraigned and placed under a $1000 temporary bond as Verne Miller announced the findings.
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Erganelzare
Nguor
Paul J. Tiedeman
United States
Verne Miller
Prohibition
Hoosevelt Avenue
Insurance loans may be limited by new Senate bill
Austin march. The senate began consideration of a bill to limit cash withdrawals from insurance companies on policy loans and surrender of policies. The state insurance commission with governor approval would be empowered to restrict withdrawals. Insurance companies would be required to pay death, selfness and accident claims in full during the moratorium period.
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Austin
March
Senate
State Insurance Commission
Chicago Livestock Exchange Studied
Chicago March 6 The question of closing the Chicago Livestock Exchange was to be discussed at a special board meeting. Checks were being accepted by the exchange for purchases by the city packers as the moratorium halted most livestock shipments, with only those already en route arriving.
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Chicago
INS
Livestock Exchange
Exchanges Board of Directors
Clty
Lounge cars promised by Katy Travelers on Texas Special
Walter Walthall, associate to Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad president, says four new cooled lounge cars will be immediately purchased for the Texas Special. The plan aims to offer up-to-dateComfort on the line despite the approaching storm.
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Katy
Walter Walthall
Atsland
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Moh. Cahill
Proclaimed Greek Dictatorship and Martial Prohibitions
An official proclamation in Athens announced a government dictatorship led by General Plastinus and issued eight decrees restricting public gatherings under martial provisions. The signal outlined authority and aims from the governing party following parliamentary actions.
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Athens
Promtoy
Mexican Officials Welcome Canadian Doukhobor Migration
In Mexico, Chihuahua Governor Rodrigo Quevedo backs the potential relocation of Doukhobors from Canada to undeveloped agricultural lands near Bustillos. The move aims to harness their reputation as hard-working peaceful farmers, with the state seeking northern governors' opinions while delaying a final settlement decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Chihuahua
Rodrigo Quevedo
Interior Department
Imperial Department
Bustillos
Canada
San Benito Baker Slain by Officer in Harlingen Chase
San Benito baker Sulzer, 27, was shot to death by officer Cage Johnson in a Harlingen chase after police went to a vacant house on Sulzer’s arrest. Two pistols were taken. Sulzer broke away, Johnson fired three shots, one fatally wounding him. Authorities Chief E W Anglin assisted in the operation.
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Harlingen
Texas
Maren &— Joseph
Sulzer
San Benito
Baker
Polirceman
Cage Johnson
Johnson
E. W.anglin
Capital Jobless Battle Police
Washington marchers clashed with police at Twelfth and B streets after leaving a hall on Eleventh Street. Officers broke up the demonstration as several people were injured in the unrest. The crowd sought unemployment relief and racial equality at the district building.
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Washington, D. G
Twelfth
Eleventh Street
Scott White Praised by Hoover for Community Service
A letter of appreciation from Herbert Hoover, signed during his presidency, honors United States Marshal Scott C. White of Hiase for years of bia service. The note states that White's work has earned the gratitude of the community.
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Bia
Montay
United States
Scott C. White
Hiase
Herbert Hoover
White
Piccard Brothers Land in Dallas Ahead of Chicago Flight
Professor Auguste Piccard, famed stratosphere explorer, resumes air travel to Chicago today. He and his brother Dr. Jean Piccard arrived in Dallas last night from Los Angeles during their United States lecture tour.
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Piccard
Dallas
Marth
Auguste Piccard
United States
Chicago
Jean Piccard
Los Angeles
Trial of Senator Again Postponed
Trial of United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on federal lottery charges was postponed today. His attorneys argued that his detention in New York would deprive Pennsylvania of representation during a national crisis.
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New York
Tria
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Man Missing After Sunday Dance, Police Seek Joe Hinckburn
Police asked Monday to search for 23 year old Joe Hinckburn who works at the Post daily on the Blanen round. He disappeared after leaving a dance Sunday night and is considered missing but not yet endangered.
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B. C. Forbes
Joe Hinckburn
The
Post
Blanen
A Nurse's Experience For Women and Girls
A fragmented meditation on womanhood and menopause notes. It mentions changes in middle life and emotional strains, linking them to a nurse's observations and a caller’s account of healing and resonance with medical advice. The piece hints at remedies and patient pathways within a medical setting.
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Annie
Pattenia
Georeal Hiraktown
Obituary notices for Alma Winkler Mary Rilling and others
Obituaries report Alma Winkler 68 of Germany died with services at Castra-Ville Lutheran church led by Rev Konzak. Survivors: husband R Winkler and two daughters Mrs Henry Schultz and Mrs A A Haley. Also listed are Mary Rilling 69 with service at home and multiple survivors, and William H. Gross 52 with services at Porter Loring mortuary. Additional memorials note Mrs Rachel L Nathan 82 with family survivors. Roosevelt Stracke named after new president born at St Agnes hospital in Baltimore.
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Alma ‘Winkler
Germany
Castra- Ville Lutheran Church
Konzak
Winkler
Henry Schultz
San Antonio
A. A. Haley
Cit
Mary Rilling
New Braunfels
North Abect
A. L. Wolff
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Cemetery
John J. Rulling
Charlie
Oscar
Louis
John Rilling
Frank Rilling
Houston
Joe Zimmer
Tmenn
Misa Gertrude Rilng
Ernest Pranz
Julius Retchenstein
William H. Gross
Alabama
Porter Loring Mortuary
Rachel L. Nathan
West Craig Place
Chapel of Shelley Undertaking Company
Ben Nathan
Josephing
Rose Elizabeth
E. Borschow
Sara
Lucy
Fila
Peral Borschow
Miriam Chodrow
Waco
Sidney Borschow
Sty
Baltimore
Match &—Jins
Franklin Orlano Roosevelt Stracke
St. Agnes Hospital
Girl dies in auto crash near onions bus
Miss Adelaidy Hellman a 27 year old of 40 South Presa street died after a weekend trip with two companions when their car collided with a truck in a rainstorm on the San Antonio highway near Onion bus. The crash occurred Sunday night and she died at the GAYMous hospital at 2 am Monday. The Reus sisters Vera and Blanch of 106 South Hackberry were injured lightly and treated at Columbus hospital.Survivors include her mother Mrs Tillie Heilman and sister Mollie Heilman. The body was being returned to San Antonio.
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Adelaidy Hellman
Presa Street
San Antonio
Oocinbus
Gaymous
Dee
Justice of the Peace
Vera
Daniel Galindo
la Tedo Packing Company
Mab
Galicio
Reus
Columbus
Arthur Reus
Miss Heilman
Tillie. Heilman
Mollie Hellman
Molin
Miss. Hellman
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Little Theater Workshop
Henry Drought
North St. Mary's Street
Gerald Drought
Georges Baker
Pauline Washer Goldsmith
Mary Aubrey Keating
Leman Goodman
Ruth Howell
Mr. Goodman
William McIntosh
J. Frank Davis
Alice B. Ayres
Eleanor Luetcke
Velma Means
Kay Trews
Bobby Coehran
Francis Findlay
Lunchcott Wedneday
Junior League
Mins Guadolupe Gatela de Saldana
Antonia Ruiz
Fernando Cathedral
Galveston
Gordon Ogle
Sunset Tani
Ty John Clem
Gordon Ziegh
Vernon Shaw
Geneva Warner
Corps Area Headquarters Bridge Club
Fort Sam Houston
Rudolph Smyser
Frank L. la
Marcelion
School of Childhood Parent- Teacher Association
de Rosette Thorans
Charles Henry Fisher
New York City
A. J. Peeler
Washington Post
Sperker Curner
Willa B. Eslick
Tennessee
National Society of Colonial Descendants of America
George Keene
Sabra Scott Keene
Keane
West Gyprosa Street
Jn Ent Bles- Boms
Keene
Liewl Arthur Fy Kerwin Jr
Barksdale Field
Gow
al Nothing Coffen
Mra Z. O. Arnold
Mrs. Maude Pourhe
Knoxville
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WM. Barker
Dah Herr Win
Tarot M. Grant
Meushile
Vitor
Lieble Donnell
Order of the
Alamo Ane Hower
APO
We Bacheier Ad
Arthur Raphael Kerwin
Barkedale Meld
Kerwin
Norman. Lockley
Norman Jr
Conrad J. Hanson
Mary Ellen
Conrad Jr
Hilmar
Rufus Aven Walker
John
Crystal Cuy
Medina Lake
John C. Bell Dy
Philadelphia
Charles Lesley Ames
St. Paul
Id W. Nixon
Vichs
Chicago Livestock _ Exchange
Scott White
Hoover
Girl
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Angou
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Pete
Tomer Friends of Oure Way
Jose
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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