Ban Antoutin maker tied to Trevis street candy shop tale
An eccentric tale centers on Edward B Hudsom who ran a La Tapitia candy shop on Trevis Street near the bridge. He popularized a sugar free candy using honey and pecans two to three years ago, while there is talk of a radio play from WEAP and oblique references to O Henry and Paul Adkins. The piece blends rumors of crime, lost money, and the life of writer William Sydney Porter known as O Henry, including his early life, embezzlement charges, prison years, and eventual pen name origins with long digressions on his misconduct and writing career.
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Ban Antoutin
Edward B. Hudsom
Bia la Tapitia
Trevis Street
Bridge
Paul Adkins
O. Henry
Q. Henry
Mosh
Jax Billie
William Bidney Porter
O Henry
Adame
Ms Subject
Greensboro
N. C
Hall Ranch
Legale County
Porter
Treniis
Houston
Bost
Awa
Sims
Honduras
Austin
Ethel Porter
Columbus
Chile
Adams
Snd Adams
Russell Wine
San Antonio
Straet M
Davis
Federal Jurors Granted Recess Amid Court Term
Federal jurors were allowed a recess by Judge Mentien who did not anticipate any emergency that could recall the grand jury before the May term of court ends. He told workers he permitted them to proceed with their duties undisturbed.
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Feder Didee RJ
Mentien
Shrine Directors elect officers at North America convention
George F. Bengle of Keir Temple Louisville elected president of Shrine Directors Association of North America at the executive meeting closing the sixteenth convention. Claude B Chamberlamy and Las Fischer chosen as vice presidents. Charles Cywad re-elected secretary treasurer. Next annual convention planned for March 1835 in St Paul. The San Antonio special train carried 103 directors. thousands attended parades and initiation ceremonies. Arabia temple band and patrol from Houston competed in drill contests.
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George F. Bengle
Keir Temple
Louisville
Shrine Directors’ Association of North America
Bengle
First View
Robert
Osborn
Tehama Temple
Hastings
B. Glover
Zen Zam Bemple
Kris
Prsident
Vee
Claude B Chamberlamy
Bian Feaple
Newberg
N. Ny
Royal Order of Jestlers
Wests
Charles Bamberger Jr
Ats Blanco
Porter Loring
Ustrious Poentate
Alvafur Temple
W. R. Becker
G. G. Grubenteinser
Abristans
Policeman Files Wagering Charge Against Newman
Police officer A B Cannon accuses Pat Newman of betting on a four slot machine in a case heard Thursday in Justice John R. Sheok’s court. The city official action follows a wagering inquiry and ties the case to local law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Newman
Boliceman
A. B. Cannon
Ofithe Perea
John R. Sheok
S. Sourl
Texas A&M Wins Eighth Corps Rifle Meet for 1934
The Texas A&M rifle team claimed the Eighth Corps area intercollegiate championship with 1007 points, beating the University of Arizona 1652 in the senior division. Oklahoma A&M and New Mexico A&M took third and fourth, earning spots for the national match to be held March 1. Dallas high schools Canon and Highland Park, plus El Paso High, compete in the junior division.
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Texas Aggies
Texas A
M. College
University of Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Fighth Corps
Besi
Canon, Cl
Odk OE
Highland Parkigh
Dallas
el Paso
Central Catholic High School
Census Probe Targets School Roll Padding in Texas
A Texas Senate investigation into school census taking met at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. State officials and local educators, led by Nerator J W E A Beth, examined alleged padding of census rolls to boost per pupil funding and discussed remedial legislation ahead of the next regular session. Attendees included school board members, superintendents, and county officials. Fraternity event note: Malcolm Seirell of Indiana’s Signs Wu fraternity will speak in the city Thursday.
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Gunter Hotel
Texas Senate
J. O O. Cochran
Nerator J.W.E. A. Beth
San Antonio
Beck
W.W. R. Poage
Menafee
Goehren
W. A Knox
Adionls
Paul Zeholz
Police Orders Force Gambling House Closures in City
A grand jury resolution prompted a Thursday raid shutdown of downtown gambling dens as police ordered operators to quit by 7 p.m. Capt Harvey and Sgt Vogler led raids on four houses, with hundreds reportedly gambling. Prominent venues were the Southern Club, International Club, Smokehouse Club, Ringside Club, and several shooting parlors, which agreed to close and remove equipment. Chief Kilday said the force would continue actions to curb gambling while denying a staged Crime War perception.
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Boltec
Ww. A. Harvey
Frank Vogler
Vie Squad
Natvey Onureday
AML the
Aimee
Boledud Street
Berry
Earl Ram
Segie International Club
East Travis Street
Brown and
Bay Amiagness
Smokehouse Club
Morth St
Mary's Street
Price
Marty Redrl
Guez
AOL
West Commerce Street
Ringside
Prodnan Fou
Tom Mayen
Com. Merce Street
Souldictn Pasific Depot
NEW Hotsevistren
WL College
Lesoyn
Pri ‘Wright
Owen Ww. Kilday
Weight
Teenee Department
San Antonio
Capeadee
Slot Machines Declared Untaxable in City Ruling
San Antonio and Bexar County officials assert slot machines cannot be taxed or seized because they use tokens. Mayor Quinaux and Commissioner Wright criticize the gambling devices while promising stadium and baseball fund support, amid calls from the grand jury and police efforts to squeeze operators out.
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San Antonio
Bexar
Ley
Cotambestower
Phil Wright
Keyy & City
Marta
Meg
Ps Waalie
Wilesa
Metal
Okens
Sesh Inl Qercdanaire
Popreter
Qiin
Del Rio Officer Recalls Days of Mexican Revolt
Del Rio customs veteran recalled the Mexican revolt era when testifying before the federal grand jury. He described guiding a 100 Mexican soldiers to surrender and recounts the Rio Grande siege and border tensions that day.
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Bone
Fat del Rio
Rio Grande
Done
Focal Federal Grand Jury
Powe
Carvanen
Mexico
Four Under Bonds After Lionor Raids
Four individuals were released on bonds after raids by federal agents and local deputies uncovered a 200-gallon still and mash near Medina. Mary Pauline Martinez posted 1300 bond and Petri Terrazas posted 805 bond for a small distillery discovery at 2008 Peres street. Two more Medina county men were each held on 1500 bonds, Robert Groff and Joe Waller were arrested in connection with liquor violations.
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United States
Dey
Mary Pauline Martines
Petri Terrazas
Peres
Tanchiren
Medina County
Wera
Qader Bent Por
Tuey
Robert Groff
Joe“ Waller
Grofit
Walter
Students Observe Jefferson Council Meeting At City Hall
Civic class members at Thomas Jefferson Senior attended a Thursday council session. Attendees listed include Leo Perrow John Tatler Jack Tattton Corston Lealla Joonh Mounger Phil Bate Hal Wells Leonard Adelman Rober fan tette and T. F. atectary.
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Thomas Jefferson Senior Gehioad Thursay
City Hall
San Antonio Medical Paper Mix Sparks Staffing Change
Fragmentary report states medical papers sent to dry agents in San Antonio. Officials note reorganizational plans with signing doctors on Thursday. Only those physically ill may be retained as the unit of alcoholic leverages anticipates a statue change.
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San Antonio Dey
Alcoholic Leverages
Victim of Hold Up Men Loses Tooth in City Incident
A man identified as G Ayala of 355 Simpson Street was assaulted by holdup men who damaged his face and caused a tooth loss. The robbers appeared angry and fled after the attack near Simpson Street.
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G. Ayala
Simpson Street
Fces
Wa’ Tooth
Olive
Fire Damage Briefly Flare at Sommers Drug Store
A minor blaze broke out Wednesday night at Sommers Drug Store on Houston Street and Broadway, damaging the prescription area as firefighters reported the incident Thursday. No injuries were noted. The fire department investigated the scene for the cause and extent of the damage.
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Aire
Sommers
Houston Street
Broadway
Etiquette skit by CIA recreation board at Kiwanis luncheon
A skit titled Etiquette will be presented at the Kiwanis club weekly luncheon Friday noon in the Gunter hotel. Masters of the CIA recreation board led by Gur Hotham, retief administrator, will be the principal speakers.
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Kiwanis
Gunter Hotel
Mansters
CIA Recreation Board
Gur Hotham
Retief
Apeakar
Excoxer Held For Attack On Officer
Claud Henry once local pupilist and former doors man at the Alamo Mite lab, held after slugging a policeman with beer bottles and threatening to shoot a taxi stand operator. He terrorized a service station operator and a taxi driver during two hours of disorder, with charges expected in county court. Police linked the incident to a pistol offense and gunfire at a taxi stand on Broadway. Henry fled, was pursued, overpowered, and jailed after a foot chase and fight with officers.
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Claud
Cowboy
Henry
Alamo Mite
Wlab
Eihy Dal
Aly
Castor
Medical Aste
Guiffard Dowlearn
Broadway
Sng
Dowlearn
Balice Eaid
FH. 8
Pierce
Main
San Pedro
Pieres
Lowe
Alamo
Houston Street
Hin
Heme
G.5
O'Neil Styik
Police Reepertel
Ths
S ‘Isled
Police
Berkshire Avenue
San Antonio bids for 1936 centennial exposition
The Texas Methodists set a September centennial convention as the first step toward the state centennial exposition in San Antonio in 1936. The Chamber of Commerce has contacted about 380 Chambers of Commerce across Texas urging support and sympathy for the bid, with San Antonio to make a formal bid in due course.
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San ‘Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Conminica- Mona
Texas
San Antonio
Texaa
Hunter Pays Visit to 8 A Advocates State Tax Reform
Tom Hutter of Wichita Falls, attorney and oil man, campaigns for Texas governor advocating abolition of state ad valorem taxes and partial alcohol of county, school, and city ad valorem levies. He urges a substitute plan to reduce homestead taxes up to a 3000 value and notes real estate taxes produce 15 percent of revenues while 77 percent fund ad valorem taxes.
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Hunter
Tom Hutter
Wichita, Falls
Texas
San Antonio
Pinza Hotel
Wuld
Order closes Stephens case amid disbanded charges
A federal court order formally disbands charges against twenty defendants from the Lynn Stephens Promption era liquor case. The Supreme Court rejected national promotion act ties, leaving many indictments dropped while a few defendants face remaining conspiracy charges and acquittals on other counts. Names include Lynn Stephens and M L Harhough among the listed defendants.
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Lynn Stephena
Prombition Truys
Federal District
Supreme Court
Detendante
Wileh
Lynn Stephens
Chin Baron
M. L. Harhough
Altha Harhough
Frank Rodriguez
Mary Stephens
E. Booker Chambers
Federal Offices Data Ready Soon for Quarters Bids
Specifications for temporary quarters for federal staff will be drawn by the officer in charge and sent to Washington shortly. Data needed to advertise for quarters was not prepared in the post office department, according to Treasury's chief architect. Two inspectors had worked two weeks to complete blueprints for the new $61,626,000 building during construction.
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Federal
Atelleet
Washington
Treasury
Blaze Destroys Bales of Lint and Cotton in San Antonio
Fire swept a South San Marcos Street and Cendillion Avenue area on Wednesday night destroying about 130 bales of lint and 120 bales of cotton. Damage pegged at 809 dollars with another 100 dollars from adjoining housing loss. Cause under investigation.
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San Antonio Old Works
San Marcos Street
Cendillion Avenue
Stremen
Betton
Texas Labor Board Sworn In At San Antonio Headquarters
The Key Lineriver regional labor board with headquarters in San Antonio was sworn in Thursday morning by Patyer Peter M. H. Wynhoven, chairman of the New Gregg regional board, in the United States commissioner’s seat in the Soterae building. Oscar Powell, San Antonio attorney, is chairman. The board, formed after a Washington visit by May Maverick, county tax assessor, Parker Wynhoven, instructed members on three principal duties: arbitrate disputes under the NRA code, hear and determine violations, and arbitrate in jointly submitted differences. All codes signed under the original NRA remain in scope. The board will meet weekly. four members form a quorum. Out-of-town members will receive transportation and all members will be paid $5 per meeting. a local secretary will be appointed to handle investigations and case preparation.
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Texas Regional Labor Board
San Antonio
Iy Patyer
Peter M. H. Wynhoven
New Gregg Regional Board
Soterae
Oscar Powell
San Antonis
Washington
May Maverick
Parker Wynhoven
Texas
Wynhoven
Father Wynhoven
Father Wynhaven
Jocal
Powell
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Gil Wretch
Graham Nee- Namep
Gotalls
Dave Kim Fis
Init Porter
Porter Wan
NRA
United States Commissioners' Court
L. W. Gosting
R. E. King
McMillan
New Orleans
Osear Powell
Paul Lockhart
Ame Sengs
Scotdixt Rite
Holston
Commerce
T Alamo
Shriners
Jont Jones
G. K. Quilt
Palle Department
Robert Osborn
Neb
Arabia Temple
el Ming
Galveston
Allstar
Malcolm . Seirell
Indianapy's
Tin
Signs Wu Fraternity
Excoxer
Mod Sane
T. Gesanbve
Carteridge
Stephens Case
Texas Labor Gard
Santa Monica
Calif
March
Dil
Chicago
Sowth
Dakots
Wall
Pretcher-Reyhuen
Wall Street
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