Ban Antonio council settles land sale with Cherokee Realty
City officials and Cherokee Realty reach a $14,108.42 payment for land used in East Houston Street widening. The deal uses $7,600 from Texas purchase funds to cover delinquent taxes totaling $20,666,462 as the city completes the tax settlement.
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Ban’ Antonio
Cherokee Realty Company
Alamo Park
State of Texas
Thomas Dobbs
East Houston Street
Dobbs
Gets His Education With Magic Wand Gets His Education With Magic Wand
Oliver H Beahrs a 23 year old pre medical student at UC becomes known for straight of hand magic. He escapes handcuffs levitates objects and draws crowds at social events and travels to Alaska in summers. Indians in Alaska nickname him the Big Medicine Man.
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San Frawauu
Sur
Oliver H. Beahrs
University of California
Alaska
Gingt Genin Nicin
Big Medleme Lan
Sit Down Strike Aboard Oakmar Off Boston
A sit down strike by 38 crew members of the Pastor line freighter Oakmar of New York took place in Boston today. It followed last night’s sympathy strike by engine room workers on the coastwise passenger line New York of the Eastern Steamship lines. This was the only action here by wartime workers in sympathy with the West Coast strike.
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Boston
Pastor Line
Oakmar
New York
Fastern Steamship Lines
Waritime
Edward F. McGrady
Seamen’s Defense Committee
International Seamen’s Union
East
Sit
Dorns
Nation feels effect of Houston ship channel protest
Nov 2 Houston reports Biriking members of the international geqe men's union refused to allow tongshoremen to pass picket lines to work ships at Long Beach on the Houston ship channel. The freighter Prusn was docked.
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Houston
International Geqe Men's Union
Long Beach
Prusn
Bovine Beauty of Oklahoma Named at Tulsa Show
In Tulsa on November 24, Oklahoma's Holstein beauty Raisa Morley won a bovine pageant at the horse and dairy show despite a fretful mood. The calf followed in a go cart as the animal wore a red silk costume with spangles, ruffles, and long rain.
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Tulsa
Okluoma
Charming Holstein
Raisa F. Morley
Netherland Bell Homestead
Capital Horse and Dairy
Waltego
Pacific Coast Maritime Strike Bites Deep Into Ports
Proposals for federal intervention rise as sympathy blockades hit eastern and gulf ports. Officials from Labor and maritime agencies urge action while owners weigh navy safety crews. Seamen’s union members vote sit down in Galveston as nationwide disruption widens.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Camon
Gulf
United States Tahér Department
Maritme Comemission
H. G. Stamlet
Maritime Commission
Philadelphia
John J. Egan
The
Maritime Exchange
Seamen’s Committee
Baltimore
New Yark
Poughkeepsie
Charleston
Norfolk
Albany
New Orleans
Providence
Trouston
Port Arthur
Texas
City
Mobile
Galveston
Pacific
San Fran
Maritime Unions
McGrady
Navy
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Washington
Roosevelt
New Conusar Chief MNO Ricardo Hill In San Antonio
Ricardo Hill, newly appointed Mexican Consul General for San Antonio, assumed duties Monday as successor to his brother Benjamin Hill. He arrived Sunday with his wife and three daughters Norma Esperanza and Dolores Hill. Former consul at Los Angeles, Hill has 11 years in diplomacy and served as vice consul in San Antonio in 1930. He carried personal greetings from the city’s president.
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Ricardo Hill
San Anstonio
Benjamin Will. Hill
City
Norma
Esperanza
Dolores Hill
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Ofice
Mexico
Sovernment’s
Two Types of Men Cited in Lecture
ST. PETERSBURG Florida November 2 psychologist Louis de Brugh spoke at an open forum on marriage noting two kinds of married men. Those who won’t go out unless their wives drag them out and those who won’t go home unless their wives drag them home. He called the second type the greatest burden.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Louis de Brugh
Birmingham Youth Identified in Kansas City Hotel Slaying
Artemus Ogletree, 17, of Birmingham was tentatively identified by his parents as the victim in a Kansas City hotel murder case. The unidentified body bore extensive wounds, and a note from a woman signed Louise accompanied red roses before burial plans were halted. The case remains unsolved, with the youth’s final statements undisclosed.
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Birmingham
Aln
Kansas City
Lsted
Artemus Ogletree
J. B. Ogletree
Department of Justilee
Potter's
Louise
Striking Seamen Fail to Pull Crews From Docks
In Providence R I on November 2 to 14, attempts by striking seamen to pull crews from six incoming coal and oil ships were unsuccessful. Pickets patrolled most waterfront docks as 11 members forced off the Dean Emery tanker and five more aboard the Arrow of the Colonial Line.
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Providence
R. L
Dean Emery
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Arrow
Colonial Line
Army cook on trial for killing in Port Sam
Hubert Vowels and fellow cook Joe Redding were involved in a fatal kitchen stabbing at the Port Sam hospital on June 18. Albert Jeary Jr. testified both men had been drinking and that Redding emerged with a bloody knife after Vowels left. Redding was stabbed and later taken to surgery. Vowels was later arrested in his barracks.
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Hubert Vowels
Port Sam
Foust Ton Hospital
Joe D. Redding
Federan District Court
Albert L. Jeary Jr
Redding
Jeary
KKLIS
Vowels
Jenny
Bee
Endangers Life to Rescue Canary
In Kansas City on November 22, 1901, Dr. Martin rushed into a burning home to save his canary Patsy. Despite neighbors urging him to stay out, he reemerged with the stage containing the treasured bird, which recovered after a few minutes in the open air.
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Kansas City
Dr. Martin
Martin
Paty
Patsy
Steel operations advance in current week capacity use
New York November 2 The steel industry operations for the current week rose four tenths of a point to 74.7 percent of capacity, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported today. A month earlier the rate was 75.3 percent and a year ago it stood at 50.2 percent.
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New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Board of Control Holds First Joint Pension Planning Session
In Austin on Nov 2 the board of control and Pension officials opened the first joint meeting to plan transferring the pension system to the board. Clairmin Claude Teer said no announcement yet on Orville Carpenter’s future, but strong praise for carpenter’s performance suggested he may be retained.
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Austin
INS
Manie Bors
Board of Control
Penson
Clairmin Claude Teer
Orville &, Carpenter
Carpenter
Anne Chapin to Write Ginger Rogers Play at RKO
Hollywood dispatch states Anne Chapin signed by RKO Ardlo to write the seventh play of Vivacious Lady a Berman production with Ginger Rogers starring. Chapin, collaborating and solo, has credItida in photoplays including People Will Talk Hold Em Yale and Dangerous Corner.
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Anne Chapin
Ginger
Hollywood
Anne Morrisoy Chapin
RKO Ardlo
Severn
Andre S. Berman
Ginger Rogers
Miss Chapin
Credt
Yale
Gulls Guide Coast Guard Boat Off Course
Coast guard patrol boats near Buzzards Bay misnavigated after officers followed sea gulls toward Gull Island not Cuttyhunk. Skipper Dave Bosworth later questioned the helm and noted the crew had chased gull species instead of the map.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
CINS
Coast Guard
Ang
Capk
Dave Bosworth
Mishawin Point
Niger
Tate
Cuttyhunk
Gil Island
Bosworth
Helmamnan
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