Protests of Annexation Heard by City Council
Delegations from Harlandale and Hot Wells, about 150 in number, visited the city council to demand the city drop its annexation plan. Mayor Maverick adjourned the meeting after hearing speakers and noting prior information gaps, allowing one spokesman from each suburb.
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Harlandsle
Hot Wells
Maury Maverick
Maverick
J.P. Wantgloeben
Harlandale
Lestimate
Bourne
Wantaloeben
Ign
Justice of the Peace
O. L. Wiley
Auburd
Hot Wells Boulevard
Unity 13
Hol
Wella
San Antonio
Wiley
Hot
Florey
Japanese Leader Sees Allied Interest in Indies
Kuju Nakamura, head of the Oriental Culture society, says Japan the United States Britain and France share interests in the Dutch East Indies and would stand together if Germany occupies the region. He dismissed rumors of a Japanese invasion and called them foolish. Nakamura, active in the society for 14 years, was en route from Austin to El Paso after lecturing.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Dutch East Indies
Kuju Nakimura
The
Oriental Culture Society
Clist
Nakamura
San Annie
el Paso
Auathy
Nakamitta
Nakaratra
Rains Sweep Over Most of Texas
Rains drenched most of Texas with soaking moisture across the Plains and Hill Country. Farmers welcomed rain for pasture and wheat but urged a return of dry weather to enable field work. Reports cited Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Amarillo, El Paso, Austin, Houston, Dallas and other locations with varying totals and local flood effects.
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Tegas
Tabbock
South Plains
Wichta Falls
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Trinity River
J. L. Cline
Dallas
Amarilla
el Paso
del Rin
Austin
Houston
Olney
Ich
Vernon
VOTES TO BURN AND CITY DOES With Volrs to burn
Vague fragments describe votes and a city election with smoke and lengthy process. It mentions 45184 voters casting on May 8 and an unclear reference to state law requiring votes or election events. The text is garbled but indicates municipal voting and an election outcome.
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City du
Slick streets blamed for string of auto accidents
Heavy rains and slick roadways caused multiple overnight traffic accidents with minor injuries. Notable incidents include Pablo Renterla 41 of 1027 Ruiz Street treated for a scalp laceration after being struck in the 1000 block of Ruiz. driver listed as Rudy Peche 92 of 104 Lole Street. Johnnie Massey 621 Dawson Street treated for a facial cut after slipping on wet pavement and colliding with a car on East Commerce Street. Mrs. Jchatina Stikon 73 of 407 Water Street treated for bruising after a taxi strike at Goliad and Water. George Mortisse 318 West Lubbock Street’s unoccupied car rolled from a curb at Aransas and South New Braunfels, striking a tree. A. J. Harvey 31 of 824 West Amarita Avenue listed as cab driver. H Alejandra 22 of 2117 Guadalupe Street booked for drunkenness after nearly colliding with a patrol car at Guadalupe and South Brazos. arrested 100 block Montezume Street.
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Pablo Renterla
Ruiz Street
Robert B. Green
Ruiz
Renterla
Rudy Peche
Lole Street
Johnnie Massey
Dawson Street
East Commerce Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Jchatina Stikon
Water Street
Goliad
A. J. Harvey
West Agarita Aver Hue
George Mortisse
Lubbock Atreet
Parker
Aransag
Bouth New Braunfels Avenue
Aransis
H. Alejandra
Guadalupe Street
Saul
Charles Barrera
Alejandro
Guadalupe
South Brazos
Barrera
Montezume Street
Rehme files for county commissioner in Precinct 1
Fred Rehme of 602 Harriman Place filed a petition of candidacy for Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 1. He lists himself as a master plumber. Existing candidates include Sam Anderson seeking re election L C Justilen and E H Ledty Talbert who has announced but not yet filed.
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Fred Rehme
Harriman Place
Jones
I Miller
Will Mortise Jr
Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Rehme
Sam Anderson
L. C. Justilen
E. H. “Ledty” Talbert
Isms
Rain in County Helps Farmers Amid Heavy Northern Storms
Heavy rain and high winds swept through Bexar County and surrounding areas, delivering over an inch of moisture in many zones and continuing through the night. Farmers report benefits to corn tasselling and grazing, with some locations recording up to 2.15 inches and others noting drought relief after a long dry spell.
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Bexar County
Ban Antonio
H. A. Fitzhugh
Vctiiity Agricultiral
EB. A. Heck
Martinez- Nixon 2
Charles A. Fischer
San Antonia
Amos Guten
Union Livestock Commission Company
Wilkes Kothmann
J. W. Kotimnon and Sons Company
Wetmore
Helotes
Leon Springn
Smithsons Valley
New Braunfels
Converse
San Antonio
CA. Pepper
Patratico Road
Cues ‘Bre
Toad
Wright Brothers
Tanch
Ute City
Medina River
Alice
Alpine
Austin
Brady
Bronson
Carrizo Springs
Gum
del Rio
Ditey
el Paso
Encinal
Fort Brockton
Boiilo
San Anselon
San Marcos
Taylor
Temple
Uvalde
Victoria
New Brailhiels
Sabinal
McCoy Elected President of Tech High Junior Class 1941
Mary Ruth McCoy was elected president of the Tech High School Junior Class for 1941. Garth Parsons was chosen vice president Audrey Lanier secretary Ruth Maxtey treasurer and Mnellyn Green reporter also named to the class leadership.
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Mary Ruth McGoy
Tech High School
Garth Parsons
Audrey Lanier
Ruth Maxtey
Mnellyn Green
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Uney
America
Jap Desighg
Indies
Texas
Laney Hooks
Unioh
San An
Mary Ruth McCoy
Sears
China
Sears, Roebuck
Romany Flaza
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