Vintage Cafe Furnishings and Music Gear Auction
Antique sale listing cafe fixtures and gas ranges alongside piano and music shop inventory. Includes Kelv inator , Majetu burner switch parts, cash register, Frigidaire units, pianos by Mason Hamlin and Jess French, consoles, radios, accordions, amplifiers, organs, and other musical instruments. Open evenings. discounts up to 20 percent. prices cited for many items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvinator
Jefferson Kap L
Inwder
Jett Frigidaire
Commerce
Cash & Carre Ponting CO
Palace_Arcade
Mason & Hamlin
Haabe
Jesse French
Sadie
Holmer
Bryerly P
Jarrett
Dewny
Smusette
Moran Fiano CO
Faso
Hammond Organ
SAL Music Co
AIR AW
Commeres
Onon
Fenatin Konber
Camptell
Ron Solr
Big
Fao
Blanchard
SA. Music Co
Alamo Piano Co
A. Staden
Snes
Stolen Items Reported in Eight Sheriff Cases Including Beer and Tools
The sheriff’s office reported eight petty theft complaints listing stolen items such as a billy goat? no, a pistol, beer case, carpenter tools valued at twenty dollars, clothing, a suitcase with personal belongings, a pocketbook, and a gas tank siphoned from cars. Witnesses include Mike Gomez of Chestnut Street, W. H. Gatney of Carrizo Springs, James Farley on North Alamo, Moses Brewer on Gulf Street, Gilbert Hunt on Chestnut Street, and Ben Marek on Northwest Twenty Fourth Street. Special Agent A. T. Puller noted a beer case from a box car near the Missouri Pacific tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office Shukeday
Mike Gomez
Chestnut Street
Ths
W. H. Gatney
Carriza Springs
Miten
James Farley
North Alamo Street
Moses Brewer
Gulf Street
Gilbert Hunt
San Antonio
Carrizo Springs
Produce Mar
A. T. Puller
Larkin
East Ashby Place
Ben Marek
Twenty-Fourth Street
Sheriff's Department
Arnold Named to Governor's Staff in Texas News
William B Arnold returns from the Buchanan dam project where he serves on the Guadalupe River Authority and is appointed a colonel on Governor Alfred Amod's Istaff. Also notes San Antonio Allied Printing Trades council official's appointment in the governor's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Wiliam B. aArnold
Buchanan Dam
Golgrade
Alfred. Amod
San Antovio Allied Printing Trades Council
Yéailer Woodul
Austin
New Worm Har Silver and Market Briefs Report
The report from New York on May 26 notes unchanged liver at 42 percent and mentions firm rosin sales, receipts, and stock levels with varied bid prices. Aluminum, silver, platinum, and wolframite hold steady. copper and tin show minor movements. Boston wool and transfer news follow, including Maj. Harry J. Bennett being ordered transferred to Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Medwins
Mid-Western
Weslern
Landers
Kansas City
Stessy
Express
Arollers
NEW York Metals
Snet
St Louis
Market Report Mixed As War Fears Weigh In New York
Stock activity in New York on May 20 showed rails steel air crafts and related industries edging to modest gains while transports lagged. A dividend deferment trimmed sentiment at Newport and European crisis fears tempered optimism. Commodities and securities abroad remained irregular as Washington offered little spark for speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiruxel
Busiiness
Washington
Bonde
Typographers Elect Schmitz President in San Antonio Union
George W. Schmitz was elected president of San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172, AFL affiliate. National race saw O. C. M. Baker leading incumbent Charles P. Howard by a narrow margin for LT. U. president. New officers include W. Satterfield, George Cablentz, L. A. Bravo, and Korman Herden with several committee members and delegates named to local and allied councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Schmitz
San Antonio
J, F. Daniels
J. L Gilbert
LH. Hathaway
Joe W. Schoenbum
A. B. Cooper
F. H. Schlosshan
5. G. Williams
Roy Dubitaky
J. Fe. Cord
Ralph Saenz
Houston Awelt
Scott Cur Tal
BE. V. Muset
WB. Arnold
E.T. Cage
M. H. Wosnig
Lags in National Typographical Union Races
INDIANAPOLIS May 26 17 carles P. Howard of thieago president of the Internatical Typo graphical union trailed in his bid for reelection against Claude M. Baker of San Francisco. Incomplete returns from 66 local unions show Baker ahead as factions align with AF of L policy while Howard supports CIO lines. most large cities reported Baker leads though many locals favor Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Carles P. Howard
Thieago
Internatical Typographical Union
Claude M. Baker
San Francisco
Baker
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organzation
Howard
Amatlér
Cotton Market Slips on Weather and Demand Signals
New Orleans reports a dampening trend in cotton prices amid fresh sales and weather factors. Prices moved to new lows with futures in Liverpool and Bombay showing mixed movement as showers eased drought concerns in the east and western areas stayed dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine
United States
Wieniper
Liverpool
North America
New Orleans
Pricas
Bie
Peigoee
Bombay
Flag Day Seen as National Holiday
Milwaukee on May 20 reports a campaign to designate June 14 as a national holiday. Prominent backers include Col Roy F Patrand, Col Charles M Pearsall and G H Stardock who urge Americans to pause and reflect on the flag’s meaning and the nation’s privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fredonia
Wis
Hase
Dey
Roy F. Patrand
St. John's Miliary Academy
Delafield
G. H. Stardock
Wisconsin Department of Te Anglican Legion
Charles M. Pearsall
Veterans’ Administration
Farrand
United States
Pearsall
Bayly and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Broad Activity
Livestock market notes from Antonio to Chicago and midwest markets show receipts around 700 at London and 400 at Bayly with active demand and price gains. Cattle, hogs and calves move unevenly. top hogs around 38.50 to 41.00, calves around 6.50 to 9.00, and cattle bidding up to 9.50 for select steers amid varied stock conditions. London futures and exchange rates cited, with mixed results across regions and types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germmane
Mayo
Aba
Beniponer
Fort Wor
Tra Manthe
Wedacedse
Nc Aechine
Say Antonio
Bayly
London
T&s
Linad
Mounderas
Fa Sd
Leung
Kansas City
Hankas City
AP Ubda
Hoge
Srisglas
Chojee
Cholee
East St, Louis
USDA
Hanewolcht
Money and Metals in a Turbulent Market
A brief market note cites thinning torpor in money and metals with price actionable cues. It mentions discount rates and a 21 percent figure tied to a May 26 indicator, noting towers and three related elements in a fragmentary financial update.
Girl Musician Fined After Wreck Conviction
Miss Jerry Brown, an eight girl’s orchestra member, was convicted of aggravated assault with a motor vehicle for a March 4 accident at Hackberry and Hash Commerce streets. Judge McCallum Burnett fined her $50 and sent the case to County Court-at-Law No. 1 as Mrs. Josephine Muntzer was injured. A motion for a new trial was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brown
McCallum Burnett
Army Officers Get New Posts
Maj. Edward D. Patrick, Intentry, now a student at the Naval War College, Newport News, is ordered to Fort Sam Houston as replacement for Maj. Dale D. Hillman, general staff, Eighth Corps area. Maj. Hinman, formerly assistant chief of staff for plans and training, is ordered to Washington for duty in the office of the chief of coast artillery. Patrick entered service in 1916 with the Indiana National Guard on the Mexican border, was commissioned in 1917, served with the 60th Infantry in France, fought at St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne, earned the Silver Star, and has since held posts at Fort Sam Houston and elsewhere. He is a graduate of the Infantry School, Signal School, Command and General Staff School, Army War College, and Naval War College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Sugar
New York
Public Buildings Branch
Washington, D
Dupsate
Bustin No. ST
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Court House
San Antonio
Texas
WE. Reynoles
Insurance Commissioners
State OF Texas
Austin
Rody Dantat
Ht, Mavit. & Company
Ban Pedro Ave
Tes
Edward D. Patrick
Naval War College
Newport
N. 1
Fort. Sam Houston
Dale D. Hill
Eighth Corps
Hinman
Beer
Washington
Coast Artillery
Patrick
Inndiana National Guard
Sixtieth Infantry
France
Ute St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Sam -Houston
Twenty-third Infantry
Command
Army War College
Assault Charge Brings $10 Fine
A person named in New Braunfels avenue was found guilty of simple assault by Judge NcCollum Byrnel¢ in Carinty Court-at-Law No 1. They were fined $10 and costs after a disturbance call to the McCale home. Witnesses included Officer Henderson and City Policeman G B Gannon. The defendant claimed sobriety and said he was struck repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms McGil
Novib
New Braunfels Avenue
NcCollum Byrnel
Carinty
Strick
Cannon
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AU Mikes
San Antonio Music Co
Jhoeslic
Broadway
Bolsis
Mises
Pomps
Delta & Sidney
Boudit
Aland Iron Works
Lance and Email
Eashange
Presa Moline
Minneapolis
Moline
S. Medimy
Apyibios
Cam
Mission Equipment CO
Hoefgen
Chee, General Welding & Mig
Water ST
Stharn
Henan Soocoes
Desragates & Ing. Bree
Grasais
Beate
Brand Co
Boell-Recker Hardware
Broadway Gaise Eclipse Lawn Nowers
Mechanic Ang
Nopal Lard & Cattle CO
Alamo Wall
Rane Tokeen
G. Duffen
Perry Cle
Belmont
White House
White House Coirk
Redon
Red Top
Arizona
Singur
Milo
Crowley Feed Co
Medina”. F
Kieven
Aise & Flores Wien
Kinda Huuxhees
H. Gurinsky
Nolan
Charny
Aalds
Plymouth Rock
U.S
California
Ban Antonio
Johnson Eres
Johnson Areas
South Texas
Ile
Ste
Fendt Salting
Banannah Turpentine
Savannah
Rales
Slack
Rosin
Sulpmunis
Atocie
Boston
Ap-Usda
Banton
Nicea
Egmton
Harry J. Bennett
Oklahomas City
Ohio
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Schmt Union
Memoriam
Fannin
Fifth Street
Januare -Lens
Orleans
Landon
Raulvaléot
Temblen Us
Fw Jols
Wera Hinsoldents
Quicago Livestock
Cimcago
Inchidhog
Great Britain
Brance
Italy
Germany
Toklo
Esa
Hunghal
Mexico City
Mo Real
Montreal
Fort Ram
City News
Ady
Jes
SAN Antonio Puble Service Company
Inga
Pricipal Aidourer
Terest
PRCA
Jean
Man
Tee
Sa RY
Mellon Securities Corporation
Globe,forgan&s CO
the First Boston Corporation
Halsey, Stuart & CO. Inc
Otis & CO
Bonbright & Company Incorporated
Blyth & Co., Inc
F. S. Moseley & CO
Ross, Roe & CO
Hanks, Hall & Company
Riter & CO
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