Man slain after tavern altercation ends in shooting
Juan Cubillos, a 32 year old mason and special deputy, allegedly shot and killed Albert Gil during a heated tavern dispute at 319 Frio City Road. Gil advanced with a knife as Cubillos fired a warning shot and escaped, slipping into a gully where Gil fell and died. An inquest was opened and charges filed.
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Krlife
Jay
Albert
Gil
Pollée
Oriental Strees
Cubillos
Santiago Street
Joseph Lopez
Frio
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Cubullos
M. Valdez
A. Aguirra
Robert Be Green l Capital
Justice of the Peace
A. le
Winng
Justice of the Peace Teaymond Gerardt
BA Amacker
TEL UNIONS VOTE THURSDAY AT STEEL PLANTS
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Steelworkers vote set for Thursday amid a massed effort at Jones and Lattingham plants. The union seeks a decisive majority to gain bargaining power for about 92,600 workers in a pivotal national labor election. Regional director Dunbar will supervise as the largest government supervised vote to date.
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jPutp Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
United States Steel Corporation
Wnign
John L. Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Steet
Bethlehen
Republic
Youngstown Rheet Hol ‘Lake
National Steel
American Rolling Mis Company
Grueible Sterl
Intland
Mexican Labor Outbreak Turns Fatal in Veracruz
A clash between rival labor groups in Vicente Guerrero Vera Cruz left one dead and several injured. The Regional Confederation of Mexican Labor CRML1 faced intervention by federal troops to restore order amid the unrest. In New England, heavy spring rains receded leaving clear skies and no signs of imminent floods.
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Iabor
Vicente Guerrero
Vera Cruzstete Toda
Orizata
Confederation of Masican Labor C.r.oml1
Raops
Boston
Meyli
New England
Auto Union to Battle Ford in Detroit Drive
In Detroit on May 14 the United Automobile Workers outlines its strategy for a week long drive to unionize Ford Motor Company workers. The union plans a formal signal of its campaign at Ford with two organizing offices in Dearborn. President Homer Martin and VP Wyndhare Mortimer express confidence and vow full mobilization, while Ford views the move as a test of labor organization amid corporate control rhetoric.
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United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Bearborn
Fort Mator Company
Homer Martin
UAWAL
Wyndhare Mortimer
Yord
Workers of Cards
Pardise
New York
Henry Ford
San Antonio Tour by 60 Whitestier Graduates in 1937 Class
Sixty Whitestier High School graduates toured San Antonio Monday as part of the 1937 era class educational trip. They arrived Sunday afternoon in three buses and will stay through Tuesday morning. Accompanied by Superintendent Boyd and Mrs Sage, the group visited the Alamo Monday morning and planned to inspect various missions in the afternoon.
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Erac
Whitestier High School
Aiga
Ale
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Bits
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TL. N. Sage
Alamo
Weather data and local accident report summary
Weather readings list temperatures winds and humidity across various U S locations with cloud cover and forecasts. A separate report notes Irven G Burkhardt, 71, of Lorraine Street, treated for head injuries after an automobile crash on South Flores Street at Robert B Green Hospital Monday.
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Irven G. Burkhart
Irven G. Burkhardt
Lorraine Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Pistol Carrying Charge Filed Against Rodolfo Melendez
Rodolfo Melendez of 202 Fairfield Boulevard was charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol in County Court-at-Law No 2. Deputy Sheriff J J Blevenhagen filed the charge on Monday.
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Fanfield Boulevard
J. J. Blevenhagen
Exclusion of clerks asked in San Francisco strike
About 3500 hotel workers' unions were called to vote today on a proposal to exclude clerks and clerical employees from collective bargaining with hotel operators. The vote aims to crystallize issues in the ongoing deadlock that has paralyzed the city’s largest hotels.
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San Francisgo
Vey
Wnions
Screen Actors Sign Ten Year Contract in Hollywood
Hollywood studios reach a ten year pact with the Screen Actors Guild as 2,000 members ratify a sixty year contract with twelve studios while factions clash over craft unions and a lengthy strike. The agreement includes a no strike guarantee and protects union shop rules, with negotiations set to begin May 2 on wages and renders.
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Hollywood Studios
Atelier
Fromb
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Screen Actors’ Guild
Guild
Seab Bing
Charles Lessing
Federation
Ker
Crafts Federation
Record Crowds Out for Union Meetings in Harlan
Crowds pack Harlan Kentucky as United Mine Workers continue a month old organizing drive in southeastern Kentucky. The junior task meetings draw the largest turnout in the county’s recent history, signaling strong union interest amid ongoing labor agitation.
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Harlan, Ky
Harlan County
United Mine Workers of America
Southeastern Kentucky
Municipal Transit Labor War Starts in New York
May 1 9 reports a national labor clash between the Amalgamated Association and the Committee for Industrial Organization for control of transit unions from coast to coast. The I A 0 won a week end referendum on New York citys Interborough Rapid Transit system but the Amalgamated Association says it will defy the result and take the dispute to the Supreme Court if needed.
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New York
Choy American Federation of Laver
Committee For Industerat Oreganization
Rmist
Interborough
John J. Sullivan
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
A. F. Af L
Supreme Court
Miners Ballot on Affiliation Voted May 14
Milnes weenders of the Progressive Miners of America voted on May 14 to decide whether to unite with the American Federation of Labor or remain independent. President Joe Ozanie claimed the PMA represented 35,000 miners and said he had an invitation from the AFL to join. The PMA board approved the move.
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Milnes Weenders
Progressive Miners of America
American Federation of Pele
Nul
Joe Ozanie
A. F
Qquarters
Joln
P.M. A
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