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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1932

Page

10

Maverick in Divorce Fight Heats Up Court Action

Maverick, a World War I veteran with service in Cuba and Vera Cruz, faced a divorce suit from Ada Robares Maverick seeking $200 monthly alimony and division of community property valued at 109000. Deputies failed to serve papers as Maverick vowed to fight and threatened violence if approached.

Maverick Africa Rroosevel Cuba Vera Crus General Pershing Ada Robarés Jas Kdtchen Cme

Riots in Germany Injure Dozens in Nazi Communist Clashes

Berlin and several German cities faced violent protests as police fired on hunger marchers in Cologne and clashes erupted in Berlin Recklinghausen Dusseldorf Wuppertal and Brunswick. At least a score were injured and many more hurt in the day of unrest.

Germany Berlin Cologne Gheranitz Recklinghausen Duesseldorf Wuppertal Brunswick

Mrs Braneland Dies In Denver Widow of World’s Fair builder

Denver May 28 Mrs Tarriet G Braneland 76 widow of Edward C Shankland a prominent Chicago construction engineer who supervised the building of the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair died in Denver.

Braneland Denver Colo Ieir Bie Edward C. Shankland Chicago

Tuttle Asks 60 Operatin Tuttle Asks

A report details three lawyers one examiner and a reportant discussing a loan request and the Central Securities company. They describe photostatic copies of transfer documents and mortgage notes used to prove legitimate business, resulting in qualification and a valuation of 1,450,000 on collateral.

Psge Central Securities Company Joan Securities Company Legal Department Joe Froet Frost National Bank Washington Beretta Mitchell

Five sentenced in Mexico lottery case in Texas readers

Five persons including Will Imarwitz of Houston were convicted today of violating U S postal laws by running a lottery in Mexico and advertising in the United States via a Mexican broadcasting station. Imarwitz gets 18 months in Leavenworth and a $5000 fine. Horwitz six months suspended. Manuel Guerra one year and a day. Millon Han and Marvel Gonzales 60 days. The lottery was said to be sanctioned by the Mexican government.

Corpus Orristi U. S Mexico United States Will Imarwitz Houston Leavenworth Reynosa Horwitz Manuel Guerra Millon Han Marvel B. Gonzales Horwits Government of IacAlien

Memorial Day Observances Honor War Dead Across City

Memorial Day will be observed Monday at the National cemetery with wreath ceremonies by school children led by Mrs. Ellen E Mills. A parade forms at 9 am with grand marshal Jack Burke and military and fraternal groups. Memorial exercises at 1 pm feature Ninth Infantry Band and Fortham Houston firing squad. A sailor dead memorial at San Pedro park follows. A service at Fort Sam Houston chapel is set for 10:30 am Sunday.

National Cemetery Ellen E. Mills Woman's Relef Corps Grand Army of the Republic Women's Relief Corps Ladies of the G. A. R. Daughters of Union Veterans United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary Jack Burke Ninth Infantry Twelftty Field Artillery G. A. Pottin A. W. Robbe Ord Post Ninth Infantry Band Fortham Ab Moor Hull Revenlle Twenty-third Infantry Fufteenth Field Artillery Stair San Pedro Park Eugene

Pioneer Day Observed by Woodmen Women at Grove Hall

The third annual Pioneer Day will be observed at 7 p m Wednesday at the Woodmen’s hall Magnolia Grove No 157 Supreme Forest of Woodmen circles Twenty three women and two men will be awarded pins for 25 years of membership The event originated in 1930 by Mrs Sarah Dickey and features a well from pioneer days used at a national convention in Buffalo last year The program includes speeches by Mrs Lydia Beaton Mrs Mary Baylor and Mrs Dickey with remarks from the chairwoman The committee lists cover decorations entertainment and refreshments and the honorees include Ada Walker Luc Alder Antoinette Budde and numerous others.

W. O. W. Hall Magnolia Grove No Supreme Forest of Woodmen’s Uircle Pioneer Day Wis Sarah Dickey Buffalo Etta Davidson Houston Woodmen's Home For the Sherman Texas Lydia Beatt Mary ‘Baylor Dickey the Grove Mre Emma. Bmuenster Lilian Baermen Lilian Klaus Snyder Emily Woodson Idy Douglas Klaws Lillian Crowley Minnie Brown Klaus Amelia Lagke Ping Ada Walker Luc Alder Antoinette Budde Caurse Burger

Government Owned Phones Advocated by Ivan Britt

Ivan A Britt of San Antonio in a fourteenth district campaign speech at Beethov en hall urged municipal ownership of gas water and lights and federal ownership of telephones. He claimed public utilities sold stocks at high values and praised a new telephone building as a monument to taxpayers. He urged repeal of prohibition tax reform and sales tax while advocating army navy building funding.

Tyan A. Britt San Antonio Congress Fourteenth District Beethoven, Hall Gari Antonio

Garden Party for Tourists at Reigler Home

A garden party at Mrs. H. Tt. Reigler’s home at 181 Argyle Ave nue will feature Canopus Tourist club events. The week’s lab program opens Monday with bridge at 8 p.m. in Milam building club rooms, plus a dance Tuesday night, tea dance Thursday at 3 30 p.m., and a Friday night 8 o’clock dance to close the week.

H. Tt. Reigler Argyle Ave Nue Wil Canopus Lab Milam

Michigan gasoline tax battle widens with court bid

In Michigan the fight over gasoline taxes escalates as Standard Oil of Indiana seeks a court restraining order to stop the state from closing all of the firm’s 1947 stations on May 31 after Fitzgerald revoked Standard Oil’s license to operate for unpaid taxes totaling $1,599,815.

Loyal Legion Survey Totals in San Antonio Work

The Loyal Legion’s city survey in San Antonio reports $808.50 in pledged work completed from calls at 1190 homes, with 36,800 more homes to report. Total pledges approach $1.1 million, funds to aid the unemployed after underwritten guarantees are reimbursed. A follow up meeting with the chamber of commerce will set plans. 730 workers continue surveys.

Whaley Workete Loyal Legion San Antonio Urley Legion San Attonio Taya Legion Surveyors’ Committee Chamber of Commerce

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