Silhouette Artist Sets Up Shop in Gunter Lobby
A young artist, Allcia Dawson Watson, cuts silhouettes from paper in the Gunter lobby, offering two for 6 cents to Kiwanis visitors. She folds two sheets to create dual images, explains historic methods, and notes modern paper and ink techniques. Miss Stirley Williams, a hitchhiker on her third cross country trip, heads toward Hollywood after visiting Texas and New Orleans, hoping to break into films.
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Allcia Dawson
Stirley Wiliams
Velaran
Texas
New Orleans
Anna
Hollywood
Weird Stage Frights And talents Amid Wild Theatrical News
A stream of odd anecdotes details performers and venues from a Paramount dog barking gag to Harpo Marx, with a child imitator who sounds animal calls for radio work and a Texas youth at a convention. It also touches on secondhand music sales and local theater personalities including Will Washington’s kin and San Antonio Opera plans.
Townsend Pension Rally Promised at Lindoergh Park
A pension rally is planned for Friday at 8 39 p m in Lindoergh Park. Speakers include Miss Greteude Wilson and W M Morgan.
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Townsend
Lindoergh Park
Huilding
Rast Commerce
Mitt Man
Greteude Wilson
W. M. Morgan
Debt suit on trial over $135 radio balance
In County Court of Law No 1 Judge McCalum Burnett heard a case involving a debt of $135 from Tadd purchasing a radio from T H Bowers via Herman Wesley. Wesley owed $1.35 when Bowers sued for sequestration. Justice John P Onton allowed Wesley to keep the radio after offering $1.45 in court. Bowers refused. Charaday Corrigan, former defender of Wesley in a prior case, commented on the principled hold.
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M . Tadd
Fram
T. H. Bowers
Herman Wesley
McCalum Burnett
Fowers
Wesley
Bowers
Justice of the Peace
John P. Onton
Justice Onion
Bower
Justice of the Peace Bar
Corrigan
Charaday
Thal
Alamo Picture Reproduced in American Printer
The Alamo image appearing on Fiesta de San Jacinto invitations is reproduced in the current American Printer issue. It comes from a painting by PB.1 Hohnstedt and is shown in four color process engraving by Southwestern Engraving. Printed and contributed by the Sens Company of San Antonio.
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San Jacinto
Hohnstedt
Southwestern Engraving Company
She Sens Company
San Antania
San Antonio
Suriey
Eni
Eaiebee
Jane Addams Opens Funeral Attendance By Niece
Mrs. Ernest. A Young of 230 Ridgewood Place travels to Chicago to attend the funeral of Miss Jane Addams, renowned welfare worker and peace leader. Mrs. Youre and Mrs. Hurlkers are noted as nieces in the report.
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Jane Addams
Ernest
Ridgewood Place
Chicago
Mint
Youre
Hurlkers
Fort, Lauderdale
Fis
Fisher of Yale Links Depression to Credit Policy
Yale economist Irving Fisher told Kiwanis delegates that open market operations and delayed credit brakes fueled the 1929 crash and 1930s depression. He urged resumed credit expansion and higher reserve requirements to curb inflation and revive production and employment.
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Yale
Kiwanis International
Fisher
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve
New York
Cresh
Strong
Ianer
Alcover
Figier
Meher
Ben Milam and Augustin Viesca Ride Toward Destiny in Texas
The narrative portrays Ben Milam as a Western Galahad roaming from the Sabine to Mexico City, famed for heroism and romance, while Don Augustin Viesca, governor of Texas and Coahuila, flees toward San Antonio de Bexar with state archives, risking execution as he battles to move the capital amid Mexican succession tensions. Milam’s past in England and battles with Comanches frame his legendary status. Viesca’s expulsion and fragile authority shadow a disputed empire as they traverse the Sierra Madre toward safety and power.
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Tonant
Sierra Madre
Antica
B. R. Milan
Alm den
Weil
den Augustin Viesca
Texas
Coahuila
Legiaiaduce
Sierra
Don Augustin
Yian
Govermor
Lhe
Don Augustin Viesea
San Antonio de Bexar
Mexica
Antonis Lopez de Gunta
Viesca
France
Ben Milam
London
Ben Miam
Sabine
Red River
Mexico City
Arthur
Kentucky
Bam Tonstatt
David G. Burtet
Brazos
England
Ban Milam
Bey Milam
Teaus
Ben Milan
Santa Anna
Rovertor
Cap Augustin
Augustin Yip
Dex' Tees Tak Wowteese
San Antonio’ Ligue
Jug
Viesea
Ahilita
Tek
WLU
Liondova
Ben Milam and the Texas legacy through Santa Anna era
A fragmented narrative blends Ben Milam with early Texas politics, Viesca and Santa Anna, detailing land sales, alleged legislative banditry, and Milam’s aid to distressed figures. It touches on 1835 contest rules for snapshots and a distant historical journey amid upheaval in Texas governance.
Book Details oil els by Mary Aubrey Keating
A newly released booklet illustrated and written by Mary Aubrey Keating attracts Kiwanian readers with colorful illustrations and local legends. It highlights unusual city sights, markets, taverns, Fiesta events, and Mexican art motifs, offering maps and hotel shop references for visitors.
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Mary Aubrey Keating
Keating
Sal Anton
Sal Anton Tistomy
Student Officers Named at San Antonio Junior College
New officers of the Students Association of San Antonio Junior College for 1835 38 were President Gerdes Isunhow and Albert Maverick 135 president with Elisabeth Cael gs secretary. Gloria Shepherd Is of El Alanin Myjdred Maule tor of the Ranger Laurence WE and George Warckla business managers of the two publications.
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San Antonio
Gerdes Isunhow
Albert Maverick
Elisabeth Cael Gs
Gloria Shepherd
el Alanin
Myjdred Maule
the Ranger
Laurence WE
George Warckla
Missouri Natives to Hold Reunion
Natives of Missouri will host a reunion and basket planting event at the park Saturday from five to six. John Peery chairs the arrangements committee and urged attendance.
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Missouri
John Peery
Raid on Olmos club precedes Roger Nolte robbery
A midnight raid by Acting Constable M N Revard and two others on the Olmos Dithaew club led to five arrests as gambling paraphernalia including a roulette wheel and chips were seized. Five suspects were to appear before Justice of the Peace W X Shipman. Nolte, robbed earlier, faced threats tied to aiding the search for the bandits, with a caller warning him to stop talking.
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Olmos Dithaew
Eugene Mike" Nolte
M.N. Revard
WW. B. Hauck
J.C. Rice
Hauck
Rice
Justice of the Peace
W. X. Shipman
Blanca Road
Revard
Hauke
Hawck Ad Rice
Walter Nolte
Park Drive
Nolte
Eugene Nolte Noes
Sgt
D. E. Kelly
Detective Headquarters
Nolle
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