San Antonio Kennel Club Annual Show Opens Prizes Soon
The eighth annual San Antonio Kennel Club show began with puppy class judging at 11 o clock in Riverview hall. Entries were shown under AKC rules with prizes announced by judge A McClure Halley. Various breeds received first prizes including Bloodhounds, Russian Wolfhounds, Greyhounds, Chesapeake Bay dogs, Collies, German police Shepherds, Samoyedes, Airedale terriers, and more. Lunch interrupted judging. resumption set for 2 p.m. Saturday and continued into the evening with special prizes to be awarded Sunday.
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Mosseliff Pioneer
Texas Pioneers Meet Plans Tablet at City Hall
The Association of Texas Pioneers met at the Menger hotel to discuss placing a commemorative tablet in San Antonio’s city hall for the 1731 meeting of Baron de Bastrop and Moxey Austin on Military Plaza. Plans call for auxiliary state chapters and a yearlong centennial celebration next year under Dr. Frank Vashal and officers of the association.
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Military Plaza
Association of Texas Pioneers
Menger Hotel
Texas Historic Landmarks Association
Frank Vashal
San Antonio
Widen Fourth Street Aims by City Members and Property Owners
Property owners near Nacogdoches and Fourth streets seek city commission permission to widen Fourth Street from Nacogdoches to Bowie Street. Representatives of Mrs. Eda Kampmann and Van A. Petty met officials Saturday morning. The alley between city black is described as a wave road, and widening would cut off east side property to standard width.
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Fourth Streets
City Commission
Fourth Street
Bowie Street
Eda Kampmann
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Ttig
Elty Hlagk
Bowie
Fourth Stret
Commeret Street
Sale of Christmas Seals Plan Discussed in San Antonio
A Christmas Seal Committee meeting set for 4 oclock Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce was announced by Ralph H. Durkee with Emil Hillie as chairman. The plan aims to raise funds from seal sales for public health work and the maintenance of a summer children’s camp in San Antonio.
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Emil Hillie
Ralph H. Durkee
Alamos
San Antonio
Gurses
Darkee
Payroll Bandits Plunder Bank. Miss Radner Slips Cash
Four payroll bandits attacked Miss Marie Radner, bookkeeper for a broom company, and fled with her payroll in small change and currency. She had stored most of the funds in her stockings and was slightly bruised after being knocked down. The incident occurred this morning at the bank.
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Chicago
Marie Radner
DAR Convention Closes in Austin After Successful Session
The 21st annual Daughters of the American Revolution conference ended in Austin Friday night with 238 chapters represented and a voting strength of 79. Officers were not elected. Reports noted $800 for a Denton State Normal scholarship and $8000 state funding plus $2500 by the chapter for marking the King’s Trail. Memorial services honored deceased members as next year’s meeting site undecided.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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J. Worthall
Fort Worth
Denton State Normal
Mig. Thipscomb Norvill
Beaumont
San Antonio Road
Country Club
R. B. Vinson
la Salle
San Antonio Christian Endeavor executive council meeting
Mrs. Dr. RR. I. Rhea, president of the San Antonio union, called an executive council for Monday evening at Madison Square Presbyterian. The meeting includes city union officers and the presidents and secretaries of San Antonio’s twenty societies. District convention reports and final plans will be discussed. Miss Ena Jean reports prospects for the best district conventions yet, with many anti-of-town delegates expected.
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San Antonio
Ena Jean
Deputy Arrested After San Jose Ranch Tequila Find
Custom officers seized a car loaded with tequila mescal and satientes at the San Jose ranch north of Mercedes. A deputy sheriff and a companion were arrested on smuggling charges. J D White, a customs officer, made the arrest. The deputy claimed he had seized the liquor and was delivering it to authorities, a story that conflicted with the customs version.
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San Jose Ranch
Mercedes
Golt
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Ges
Kaiser Writes Book on War Blame and Mobilization
A foreign service report notes Wilhelm II allegedly authored a manuscript titled Comparative Historical Sketches from 1834 to the outbreak of war in 1914 and a defense oriented survey on mobilization days. It argues the former emperor did not seek war and blamed Britain, with a private letter from Doorn cited. Berlin workers struck halting streetcar service while Beuthen power plants also walked out. Wooster eleven defeats Kenyon College in football.
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Dinner Horn at the Side Show Strong Man Award
A chaotic side show scene describes a strong man suffering a throat injury during a dinner horn moment. A mispronounced crowd chorus and shouts surround the stage as performers improvise. The incident centers on a fallen act and an audience reacting to the emergency.
Bulgaria Fails To Diminish Private Ownership Aim
Special cable from Sofia reports Premier Stambouliski’s government, rooted in socialist ideas, attempted drastic confiscations but faced bankruptcy risk, rising living costs, and unrest. After London talks, Britain urged restraint. Bulgaria withdrew the compulsory loan, eased import limits, and offered exemptions from forced labor. The regime seeks new economic direction and treaty revisions.
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Special Trains For Cuero Turkey Trot Armistice Day Parade
Cuero Tex Nov 6 At least two special trains will bring crowds to the Armistice Day Turkey Trot final parade. One train from San Antonio will carry members and families of Atentur Temple Shriners with a band. Another from Victoria will be provided by Cuero Chamber of Commerce with Victoria residents closing stores and staying for the turkey parade. Governors, bands, floats, and football games mark the day with concerts, speeches on American citizenship, and a district American Legion program at the city park.
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San Antonio
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Fivo
South
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Pasha
Trains Collide Injuring Twenty Three At Breckenridge Tex
Twenty three persons were injured when two passenger trains on the Wichita Valley line near Breckenridge collided last night. The injured were taken to Breckenridge for treatment. None are reported in serious condition.
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Boy Thief Caught In Store With Suitcase Of Clothes
A 17 year old white boy was captured at 6 45 Sunday night in the aC Penny store near West Commerce and St Mary's streets after looting S245 worth of clothing. He entered through a skylight and was found with a leather grip full of garments. The youth, from Harlandale, is held at central police headquarters awaiting burglary charges. officers involved included Patrolman Kuykendall and Detectives Harris and Miller.
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Raid Still Seizure Leads to Bond for Man on Grayson Street
A white man was brought before United States Commissioner KR Edwards after a raid by city and federal officers on Grayson street Friday night. He faced charges of operating a still and possessing dis tinct mash with bond set at 750 in one case and 500 in another. The raid yielded a modern still, 55 gallons of mash, 106 pounds of sugar, 60 pounds of corn meal, and a cigar box with 1000 dollars deemed farm sale proceeds. Thirty three quarts of bottled beer and about 16 gallons of moonshine whiskey were also seized. He could not post bond and remains jailed.
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KR. J. Edwards
Grayson Street
Will Wanderer Case Move To Joliet, Then Back For Trial
Chicago officials failed to secure new counsel for Carl Wanderer after George Guenther and Benedict Short refused to continue. Wanderer, already convicted for his wife’s murder, will start a 25 year Joliet sentence next week. He will return to Chicago next month to attempt another murder trial for the slain ragged stranger.
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de Cage
George Guenther
Benedict J. Short
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Joliet
Triud
Pupil of Ysaye Dies in San Antonio Violinist
Miss Teresa Strohub er a concert violinist and pupil of the Belgian master Ysaye died at 7 Saturday morning in a local hospital after moving to San Antonio recently to reopen a studio. Born in Allegheny she was a NY College of Music graduate with concert and teaching experience. She leaves a brother in Hornell N Y and a sister in Fremont N. Kathleen Abbott. Funeral plans await arrival from New York as arrangements are with the private undertaking company.
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Sare
Strohuber
San Antonio
Allegheny
Xii
Strancher
Hornell
N.Y
Aue
Kathleen Abbott
Fienamont
Women Win Local Michigan Offices in Republican Sweep
Three women were elected on the Republican ticket in Michigan in Tuesday's election. One state senate seat and two sheriff positions, plus seven lesser offices, all went to women. Results are from nearly complete returns.
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State Senate
Cotton closes weak on losses of 45 to 69 points
Latest quotations show a firm close with net declines of 45 to 69 points in cotton, amid bearish expectations from an official report. Telegrams to the San Antonio exchange mention ginners’ money news and forecasts of further declines. Liverpool cables indicate improved trade buying on the declines.
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Heavy trading cap the final session on stocks
New York reports very heavy offerings for Wong and short accounts as week end session closes. Losses hit steels, equipment and shippings with declines of 2 to 7 points. Buyers expanded commitments amid overnight market developments seen as discouraging for financial industrial and commercial sectors. Rail shares slipped from gains and many speculative issues hovered near year’s lows though some slight rallies appeared. About 50,000 shares changed hands.
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New York Cotton Opens Weak On Hedge Selling
The New York cotton market opened Saturday with renewed weakness as southern hedge selling and export concerns weighed on prices. January and March futures fell to around 28.85 and 28.0 cents respectively, with occasional rallies from Japanese-linked traders. By mid-morning further liquidation pushed most contracts down before some covering and trade buying limited losses. closing quotes showed slight declines from morning levels.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Drift Lower Amid Depressing Trade
New Orleans reports show continued weak trade conditions depressing cotton prices in the first half of the session. Prices fell 30 to 7 points with December near 18,430 and May around 30, while spot cotton eased to 14 1/4 for low middling and 19.25 for middling. Liverpool rumors of good demand provided brief support, but downturn resumed as plans for census results weighed on sentiment. Cottonseed values softened with futures and spot markets reflecting overall cautious behavior.
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Knock Each Other Out In Yard Fight At Uvalde Rack
John Chapman and Richard Waltlace, negro employees at the Uvalde Rack Asphalt plant on Milam Street, were found unconscious in the company yards Friday afternoon after a quarrel over a misunderstanding. Each sustained scalp wounds and were rushed to Robert J. Green Memorial Hospital where they recovered. They were charged with affray and arraigned before Judge Buckley, each fined five dollars after claiming they were close friends and the fight arose from fear of being struck with a shovel or pick.
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Richard Waltlace
Robert J. Green Memoria
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Wallace
Buckley
Obituary of Mrs. Alice Golden in San Antonio home
Mrs. Alice Golden, 48, died at her home on Avenue D after a 34 year residency in San Antonio. Survived by husband J. B. Golden, the body is held by Porter Loring pending funeral arrangements. Funeral and related notices appear among subsequent items, including police court fines and immigration transfer.
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New York Bank Report Shows Reserve Deficit This Week
New York banks and trust companies report a weekly deficit in reserves totaling 1,206,790 dollars due to a loans and deposits shortfall of 15,201,380 below legal requirements. Main figures include loans 5,589,018,000 and net demand deposits 50,...
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Cattle Market Slump Noted at Northern Points
Receipts were light with few buyers as the Northern Points market showed a price dip for beef steers and lower quotes for other cattle. Kansas City and Chicago reports echoed softer cattle values with hogs steady to lower and sheep uneven, while feeders and calves varied across regions and lighter demand persisted.
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Shooting of traveling salesman shocks Kansas City
Kansas City police hold three men in connection with the night shooting of St Pollock, 65, a traveling salesman from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Pollock, recovering but uncertain, had hired a taxi to Union Station when a car with three men blocked the cab and dragged him from the vehicle before the shooting occurred.
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Rare, Tod Scribblea-What Made Bite 10 Tum 20a Ke
An obscure note recounts an author sending a manuscript to a publisher and awaiting release. The item cites an edition described as rare and highly valued, suggesting it approaches extinction in the market.
Corn and Wheat Prices Slide on General Selling Pressure
Chicago and Kansas City markets show corn and wheat weakening as general selling persists. December and March futures drift lower near contract lows, with prices pressured by new movement laws and cautious buying for May deliveries. Provisions dull, cash markets mixed as traders weigh futures, local reports note steady to lower quotes across grains and livestock.
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