Mart May Ban Foreign Market Practices
Possibility that officials will adopt measures banning foreign products in local markets. Commissioner Jacob Rubiola returned from Houston market inspection and indicated plans to study the Tonston market house operation for potential adoption. He noted interest in a new market structure similar to Houston with warehouses and a retail department store for local goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rukueta
Houston Markets
Miles
Tonston
Rubioln
Tie
Houston
Bowie
Bousen
Besitos Mont
Fenit Ani
Rulsioly
Stradal Services Held Thursday for Elmer Stendal
Funeral services for Elmer Stendal AG an advertising salesman were held Thursday at 1 pm from Porter Laring mortuary with Ter A Toon officiating. He was buried at his resting place, 20 Sacramento street. The service will be sent to Saint Louis MO for interment, leaving over the Missouri. Stendal, native of Saint Donia, had lived in San Antonio for three years and was a member of the Presbyterian church and of the American Terian. Surviving relatives include his wife Alena. one son Todd Henry Pradal. his mother Mrs. Deer Slenla. and several brothers and sisters in Missouri and Illinois.
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Elmer
Stendal
Hell
Do. m
Toon
Sacramento
St. Louie
Infermont
Missouri
St. Donia
Steadat
San Antonio
Presbyterian Church
Terian
Big Wilow
Alena
Totin
Henry Prradal
Walter
Raymond
Strat
Se. Lows
Ong On
Alsior
Mrs. Ts
Il Moenekhansen
Velloyne
February Enlistments Reported Across 8th Corps Area
The Eighth Corps area headquarters listed 584 enlistments in February across recruiting districts. Fort Sam Houston contributed 124, Oklahoma City 102, with infantry leading branches at 102 new members. The air corps added 127, field artillery 17, cavalry 7. Of the total, 380 were co enlistees and recruits.
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Eighth Corps
Corps
Fort Sam Holston
Oklahoma City
Xecon
Infantry Orenulzations Bren
Anir Corps
Field Artillery
Senator Couzens Under Treatment At Garfield Hospital
Senator Couzens is hospitalized at Garfield Hospital receiving treatment for ailment described as not serious by hospital officials. Doctors report the illness is curable and under careful observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Couzens
Washington
Garfield Hospital
Pantages Case Evolves as New Suspects Named in San Diego
Developments in the Hollywood glare mill scandal center on Caraillin Clark 16 of Los Angeles and a San Diego cabaret entertainer, with District Attorney Thomas Whelan signaling possible charges against John T. Mills. Surrender readings involve Gita Nitto and Helen Livingston, and preliminary hearings are slated for April 11. Jesse Shreve faces a March 31 examination.
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University Service
San Diego
Calif
Sharpes
Alexamler
Mulfie
Tollywood
Iris
Caraillin Clark
Los Angeles
Thomas Whelan
John T. Mills
Anartnos Ser
Gitia Nitto
Arihue Fa
Salio
Oliver Clark
Vollywwornl
Bassaat
Willa
Darst Creek Oil Hearing Held On Output Cut
In Austin on December 4, Parker, supervisor of the railroad commission oil and gas division, presided over a hearing on reducing allowable oil output for the Darst Creek and Salt Flat fields in South Texas. Operators in the Darst Creek field described a decrease from 40,000 to 20,000 barrels as expected and sought approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darst Creek
Austin
Tezap
Moreh
MD. Parker
Railroad Commission
Hodt
Todiay
South Veras
Operclora
Darst Ereck
Worry Blamed for Basso Death by Own Action
A blurred 1914 style report blames worry and nervous strain for the suicide of Metropolitan Basso. The article cites personal distress and moral pressure, noting the individual's financial and social difficulties as factors in his rash act.
New Kirkland Theory Probed in Indiana Case
In Valparaiso Indiana on March 12 a plea is linked to Arione Grates's death from head wounds after a bottle strike, not from bruises by Virgil Kirkland. Defense lawyer Marratt Oíari seeks new witness to support a motion as Kirkland faces life imprisonment after conviction for a drinking party death at Tavill Thompson's Gary home.
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Valparaiso, Ind
Arione Grates
Virgil Kirkland
Lax
Crumpacker
Marratt O'iari
Srhoe Eas
Kirkland
Murder Mystery revived in England tied to Rost manhunt
In England a sensational unidentified man murdered in a car on a lonely lane led to renewed police attention. Alfred Arthur Rost is sought as Mrs Jessie Johnson believes the victim is her son, Charles Townsend, prompting new pictures and a Scotland Yard inquiry.
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Aurora
England
Northington Lane
Alfred Arthur Rost
Tedford
Jessie Johnson
Afra
Johnson
Charles Ick Towensend
Scntland Yard
Solons Near End of Unreported Measured Session
Texas legislature near the close of its session with days left to act on reported bills. Senate had 260 measures pending as it prepared to adjourn committees and finalize schedules. House debates continued over Simultain bill while Utilities regulation and press-source confidentiality drew attention amid hearings and patrols of the capi tol.
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Senate
Raucas
Woodward
Coteman
Tetsch
Fredericksburg
Supreme Court
Georgetown
An A Phu BP
Satterwhite
House — Education Rominttee
KR. Jackson
Lrad
Anckson School Suns Company
Kelle
Dallas
Kellerig
Eddie Bary
Gran Jury
Mators
Southwest Texas Better Babies Exposition Opens at Moore Building
In cause of better babies, the Women's Benefit Association presents a baby examination at the Moore Building Clinic. Mrs. R. A. Rows land serves as financial secretary and Mrs. John F. Alcure aids in overseeing the event. The Southwest Texas Better Babies exposition highlights infant health through exams and demonstrations.
Birmingham Police Band Invited to San Antonio and Seattle
The Birmingham Police Band, led by Fred Stalls Howell Jones, will extend an invitation to perform in San Antonio in July and then proceed to the National Black Convention in Seattle. The band, composed of African American players, is managed by the trade extension department and has already secured an invitation to Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Chamber of Rammoree
Tiringham
Ala
San Antonio
Hhrough
Owly
Seattle
Afplayes
Owl
Fred Stalls Howell Jones
Trade Extension Department
Texas Movie Tax Measure Fought AUSTIX
Dallas film actor Dan Nong Tai told members of the change committees Fortune and taxation last night that 278 motto picture houses closed their doors in Hust of motion picture industry in Texas. A 3 percent gross receipts tax was proposed on film distributors by Sweetwater, with opposition from Rep. Venedus and others.
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Texas
Austix
Motto Picture Houses
Metribiytarm
Dan Nong- Tai
Film Antor
Dallas
Toll Membres
Venedus
Sweetwater
Pearson sails for mirror lands aboard ferry ship
Dr Poul M. Pearson of Swarthmore sails from New York aboard the state vessel to visit the Virgin lands in an official capacity. The voyage targets establishing or maintaining the governor's duties as American officials.
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Isle Josy
New York
Poul M. Pearson
Swarthmnre
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MART
8Th Corps
Pantages
Basso
Miverial Bersice
Wiliam Gialafson
Onere ‘Basso
Strangler
Vivian
Gordon
Vice
Broadway
Jennie Les Walker
Kentucky
Solons
Riebe Optical CO. Ryfs
Lososa St
Palace Theater
Laura Helle Kneupper
Almas Washington
Richard Warren Andrews Jr
Patricia Ann Alcure
Dorothy Fay Gerhard
Maude Hill
Frieda Nauschuts
Kasidah Review
Wao
Sloan
Aut
Berelen
Phillips
L'Origan
Chypre
Paris
Williams
Colonial Club
Watkins
Shampona
Medical Arts At Drug Co
Guerlain’s
Shalimar
Olmos Park
Berrey's Dairy Lunch
Aoe
Margaret Lane
Vausten
Djerkiss Face
Lanier Drug Store
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