Borglum Defends Sheridan Ride Against Book Claims
Washington May 5 Borglum sculptor of Phil Sheridan A Gallop attacked Joseph Hergtmeister's book claiming the ride was a mere walk. He called the author crazy and asserted the ride's drama is accurate while noting his statue on Massachusetts Avenue portrays the famous trek.
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Washington, D. C
Guteon Horglum
Phil Sheridan
Joseph Herghtheimer
Winiall
Sheridan
Borglum
Massachusetts Avenue
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Batte
Cedar Creek
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Hergesheimer
Borgium
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Joseph Hergesheimer
Gutzon Borglum
Bhelow
Davis to send aides to deputy hearing in county case
Davis will send representatives Arthur V. Wright and Grover Mortis to a habeas corpus hearing at 2 p.m. Friday in Nine to fourth District Court. The case against Crsna Johnson deputy constable includes one charge of impersonating an officer. County Attorney D. F. Davis filed the action after the county commissioners court revoked nine deputy constable commissions. The hearing, before Judge W. W. McCrory, tests the validity of that action.
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Bexar County
W. W. MaCrory
Nineto Fourth District
Plan for Bank Loan Rush Yet to Reopen City-Central
W Tutle chairman of San Antonio chamber of commerce banking committee said efforts to obtain a 2 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation aim to reorganize the closed City-Central Bank and Trust. He noted obstacles but hopes to resubmit the petition to the RFC in Washington within days. Tutle and others will travel to Washington with the petition. Dickson pressed for immediate action.
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
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Tuttle
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Charles Dickson
City-Central Depositors’ Committee
Chambers Banking Committee
Police Recover Third From Thefts In April Report
Sergeant Edward S. Pytel compiled the report for Chief Owen Kilday and Captain Aubrey Hopkins detailing April thefts totaling 67,846.95 in stolen property and 12,963.03 in recovered items.
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Edward S. Pytel
Owen Kilday
Aubrey Hopkins
AUSTIN Declamation Contest Winners Named
Tom Davis of Austin won first place in the Interscholastic league declamation contest held today. Van Grover of St. Gerard's San Antonio took second, and Lillian Schroeder of Brownwood earned third.
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Austin
Tom Davis
van Grover
St. Gerard's School
San Antonio
Lillian Schroeder
Brownwood
Onions Lead Heaviest Rail Car Shipment Northward
The market news bureau reports 267 onion cars moved northward by rail from San Antonio on Thursday. Cars originated from Corpus Christi, Laredo, Eagle Pass, the Winter Garden, and Raymondville, with Wednesday as the loading period. Also, spring tomatoes from the Rio Grande valley and the first string beans of the new crop were shipped to eastern markets this week.
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San Antonio
Market News Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Corpus, Christi
Laredo
Eagle Pass
Winter Garden
Raymondville
Rio Grande Valley
Speakeasy Furnishings Seized Amid Massive Publication Fee
The U S marshal reports a large printing bill for a notice of condemnation and forfeiture of furnishings at 2216 North Alamo Street. It lists 155 items including a vacuum cleaner curtain rods and various bar novelties. The notice cost 27.50 for a single insertion reflecting the scale of the action.
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U. S
Uncle Sam
United States Marshal's Office
North Alamo Street
Candidacy Declared for Bexar County Judge Seat
A Democratic primary filing announces candidacy for County Judge of Bexar County dated March 3, 1938. The note states intention to seek the office and subject to primary action. Campaign aims and party alignment are indicated.
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Bexar County
Daly
Proposal to limit AME bishops debated in Cleveland
Delegates at the African Methodist Episcopal Church twenty-ninth quadrennial convention in Cleveland studied a plan to cap bishops at fourteen. The proposal, offered by the current number of bishops, drew doubt from some delegates and ministers who feared the change could hinder church growth.
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Cleveland
Mayonet
Jayne
Loyalty convention to unite dry groups in Chicago
The Anti Saloon league announced a national loyalty convention June 11 12 13 in Chicago to secure cooperation from church groups and dry organizations. Speakers include Cannon of the Episcopal church Superintendent McBride Ben Spence Laurence True Wilson Ella Boole WCTU and evangelist William A. Sunday.
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Crigago
Anti-Saloon League
Vesserx
Bet
Shop Cannon
Episcopal Curch
Superintendent McBride
2 League
Ben Spence
Arence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Imperance
Prohibition and
Publi Morals
Ella A. Boole
W. GC. TU
William A. CB Lily" Bunday
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