Mayor Seeks High Bond Prices for San Antonio Plan
Mayor O M Chambers says city bonds will fetch premium prices as he plans a bond issue election. Street Commissioner Paul Steller travels to Washington. date to be set by council after his return. He cites Houston example of a 23 million issue paid with a large premium and notes interest at four and one half percent. Citizens inquire daily about the coming bond sale.
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O. M. Chambers
Tf Street
Paul ¥. Steller
Washington, T. G
Chanbete
The
Houston Chronicle
Wewepanelmen
Houston
Lanier School's Paper to Print Extra Sheet
Lanier School's Journal announces a two page literary supplement in the April issue. The four page paper is edited and printed by Stella Valencia with staff including Loutss Dalhotea and Margaret Gonahice.
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Lanier School
Nepal
Sidney Tanier
Ite
Ssue
Wtudeau
Stella Valencia
Nase Tv
Loutss Dalhotea
Busi
Bes
Margaret Gonahice
Seam
Jane Predal
Eta Weditors
Valencia
Minerva Huis
Paul Villarreal
Francisco Tassa
Manuel Gonrator
Claudio Froman
Hamoana Pedraze
Sarah F. Ware
Fislen Ar~atein
Emme Kitchen
Antonio Carreag
Abop Fg
Aurelio
Fiesta Parade Dates Shifted by Association
The Fiesta Association announced changes to parade gates for the Fiesta de San Jacinto program. Jack Raybould, the secretary, said Foo Industrial and Trades parade moves to Wednesday and the Princess parade to Thursday. Governor Dan Meady and Maj. Gen. William Lassiter will lead the inaugural pilgrimage to the Alatao on Fiesta week’s first day. five thousand adopted children will be rate.
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Jack Raybould
Fiesta Association
Foo Industrial and Trades
Tedneday
Dan Meady
William Lassiter
Eichth Corps
Ares
Alatao
Miami Pays Girls Fares After Pageant Fund Approval
More than 40 American girls who took part in the Miami beauty pageant began their return home after a special city commission meeting approved funds. The Pageant Association owed $24 531 and the commissioners allocated 4680 from the publicity fund to cover their railroad fares.
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Miami
Cotton Spinning Slump Reported In February Output
Washington March 21 Cotton spinning in February fell short of January and February last year. Census data show overall capacity at 100.3 percent in January and 110.7 percent in February, with an average of 677 spindles per unit. Active spindle hours totaled 105,003,344, about 205 hours per spindle, while January and February hours per spindle are listed. Spindles in place February reached 34,423,206, with 2.6 billion operated at some point that month. The average number of spindles operated in February was 34,742,792, and last year’s February figures are cited.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau Today
Runge School Bond Proposal Aims for 90000 Funding
Runge Texas March 21 a petition for a 90000 school bond issue has been filed by the Runge board of trustees led by A Lewis president. The election is set for April at the chamber of commerce office with Giesechke Harris named as architects and engineers overseeing plans for a new building. Construction would begin if the bond passes and the school hopes to be ready for the next term. Since the old building was destroyed in January 22 classes have met in churches and private homes with minimal disruption. Graduation exercises for 16 pupils are planned in a church. C T Jones superintendent reports.
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Runge
Texas
Runge Board
Wustees
Chamber of Commerce
Mi Giesechke & Harris
Kvehitecta
Pling
C. T. Jones
Kiddies Immunized Against Diphtheria in County Drive
Through the efforts of Miss Nell Stultefus and the county PTAs, more than five hundred children have been immunized against diphtheria. The drive continues until every child in the county at risk is immunized.
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Sinton
Exes
Nell Stultefus
Mursey
PT. A.'s
New Chief Mab Gullet Named Coast Artillery Leader
General John W. Gullet, a veteran of the war, has been appointed chief of coast artillery and placed in charge of fortifications and anti aircraft defense for K. 8.
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Mab
John W. Gullet
Coast Artillery
Miam Freed on Theft Charge in Corporation Court
Testimony describes Miguel Reyes who claimed a milk diet after arrest in the 1100 block of West Commerce. Patrolman Buller fired at Reyes, who struck the officer with a quart bottle and fled, later captured by automobile pursuit. Judge Dave Watson acquitted Reyes of theft and vagrancy, while aggravated assault charges were filed in county court.
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W. J. Buéter
Miguel Reyes
Corporation Court
Dudge
Dave Watson
Andy Young
Reyes
T’atrolman Buller
West Commerce Shont
Wader
Vagravey
Butler
Laredo to Pay for New Schools With Bonds
Three new school buildings in Laredo completed this year will be paid from the 1900 bond issue. bids delayed sale, but contractors B hry and Reiner and Son completed construction and await bond sale. Dallas Trust Company now holds the funds to pay for the buildings, with additions to one school already in use and plans for top equipment and full occupancy at the fall term.
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Laredo
SOO
B. Hry
Reiner and Son
Dallas Trust Company
Europa Makes 276 Knots on Voyage
The liner Europa covered 630 miles on its first day from Cherbourg breakwater to the Aranibeese light, achieving an average speed of 27.6 knots for a 24 hour period despite headwinds. The Burana conducted towing duties with the North Greenwich Lloyd islet ship assisting the Hromen.
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Abuan S
Ginga
Tony
Cherbourg
aAnibeese Light
Burana
Army to Transfer Hospital Patients to Denver
Army to transfer station hospital patients to Denver for treatment. General hospital staff, Col. Roger Brooke, and two medical attendants accompany the patients.
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Army
Fitteou
Crow 'Station Hoapital
Sam Leuston
Rill Bn
Denver
Milasimons
Htal
Roger Hrooke
Station Hospital
Gonzales County Politics Warms Up
In GUNGAUBS Texas on March 21 the campaign grows lively with talk of offices up for election. County tax evaluator and treasurer posts stirring interest as incumbents seek re election amid a crowded field of candidates.
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Gonzales County
Gungaubs
Texas
Chin Conny
Enulidales
Pioneer Woman Dies in Austin Witnesses Governorship Inauguration
Mary Williams, a pioneer woman born in Hastrop County Texas, died in Austin. She was among the few survivors who witnessed General Lon Houston's inauguration as Texas governor.
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Mary Williams
Tunian
Lon Houston
Texas
Hastrop County
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