Testimony on Tariff Ties Spurs Senate Hearing
Washington D C November 13 Joseph R Grunty of the Mexican American association defends his testimony before the senate Irby committee. Grunty lists states alleged backward in revenue and says he erred promising to disclose a preferred list. The hearing also covers The Nations Dout qs of Bute Legislators and Arkansas official J A Arnold who funded a 1927 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Joseph RB. Grundi
Senate
Irby
Ncommon
Grants
Grundy
Éomumittes
Lee Katterwhite
Texan
John Henn Kirby
Hossiet
Texas
Light's Newsboys at Alamo Exposition Show
About 150 Light's cartier boss guests will attend the Alamo Exposition and International Show at the exposition and stock show. Eddie Karn directs carnival attractions including Ferris wheel THt-O-Whirl miniature train and eight other devices. The bill features rubber bus, optical illusion acts, wild west stunts, and a daredevil display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartier
Eddie Karn
Finthe
Need of Additional Officers Discussed in City
Mayer C. Chambers and Judge Dave Watson discussed police staffing. Judge Watson asked for 20 additional officers, noting a portion could be added now, while the mayor indicated only a small part could be provided at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Acenin
Mayer C. M. Chembers
Dave Watson
Corporation Court Welneedar
Watson
Chambers
Fall From Wagon Leaves Driver Crippled in Crash
Samuel Snyder, 11, of 301 Simpeon Street, was thrown from an wagon at South Pree and Rescharaugh Street on November 4 when a horse struck it. He lies in critical condition with a fractured skull at Green Memorial Hospital per Hovert reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Snyder
Simpeon Street
South Pree
Green Memorial Hospital
A Milwaukee woman credits Nujol for life turnabout
Norma Kassel Jones recalls a painful social setback in college and says Nujol refreshed her health. She claims two weeks of use eased misery, improved skin and mood, helped regain confidence, and aided her rise to college activities and a later wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Kassel Jones
Cramer Street
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Canoo
Mrs. Jones
Freda
Misa Dickinson
Nujol
Dickinson
Exposition Weather Hope Delays Day at San Antonio Fair
Weather delays Tuesday and Wednesday events at the international exposition turning Thursday into a peak day. Officials expect better conditions as thousands attend with livestock judged and a revival of old trails on track events. Rand awards and livestock show results are highlighted amid tensions over postponed programs and a slow awards compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Ed Haymond
Old Trail Trivers
Wilson
Gonzales
Atascosa
Karnes
Rasmond
Ermig Young Winter Garden
Raymond
George Saunders
Fridar
Sainday
Winter Garden District
Stey
Wednessey
L. M. Regen
Wreck of
College Station
Hampshire
George P. Jallard
Lone of
Arlington
Lillard
Sight of Former Mate Triggers Theft Excuse at Store
Gene Acker, estranged husband, testified she grabbed a dress from Jaske's Department Store after seeing Jim and claimed it was inspired by sight of a former mate. Judge Dave Watson heard the case with four other theft charges tied to items valued over $5 from four stores. City Detective Joe Lauro arrested her. most goods recovered. Fines of ten dollars each were imposed when cases proceeded, with one count dismissed for insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buisband
Gene Acker
Jim
Jaske’s
Dave Watson
Joe Lauro
Valley Bands At Corpus Convention Begin Week
The Mellen municipal band and the Mission High School band lead a South Texas chamber of commerce convention in Corpus Christi starting Monday. The Mellen band, directed by W. E. Rhodes, will perform Sunday evening before the opening. Awards for domestic division and various produce and garden prizes are announced, highlighting winners for tomatoes and pears among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metauhn
Jesus
San Mellen
Mission High School
South Tesay
Harriet Viers
Wedurstay
Saint
Miller
Mire
A. W. Streich
Nelnan
Malldy
Streich
Weiand
Grenuyven
Hidtler
Prowler Investigated After Break-In At Mrs Schooler Home
Three women awoke as a prowler roamed a residence at 3201 West Woodlawn Avenue early Wednesday morning. The man entered, wandered the back part of the house for about thirty minutes, and left without taking anything. Police were notified after one resident telephoned. A prior visit to the same home two weeks earlier was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
W. Schooler
Weat
Woodlawn Ave
Safaras
A Prowley
Che Lame
Dog Steals Hen and Fine for Owner Sets Scene
Report describes a court scene where Rontinga Rosas faced fines after a dog allegedly took two chickens at 2030 Guadalupe Street. Prosecution questioned actions and a jail result followed for Rosas amid unclear testimony. A second item notes Jeff D. Harris to begin a 50 year term for the murder of Lowers in Tecumseh after a change of venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wybil
Benito Morales
Guadalupe Street
Rosas
Kosas
Tecumsbi
Mila
Jeff D. Harris
Spear
Meallister
Harris
SM Sears
H. Johnson
Sear Lowers
Tecumseh Farwer
Tecumseh
Sescerdas
Chandler
Son and Father Face Dissolution Suit in District Court
In a dissolution case filed Wednesday in the seventh district court, WD Camber seeks receivership and partition of a partnership with his father W. D. Grahuen. Camber alleges the father profited from automobile ventures without sharing proceeds. The case, assigned to Judge W. Re Anderson, is slated for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tires Seventh District
WD. Camber
W. D. Grahuen
Che
Sal
W. Re Anderson
English Banker on Valley Tour
Fragmentary notes describe a banker touring a valley region with mentions of several individuals and places. The garbled text references people named Sai ANMO J. Kinnady and B. C. Yantlen, implying a preliminary report of a visit or meeting in a central area, with uncertain details about roles or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myatstagn
Recharchton
Preavlant
W Farke Tnglish
Hellah
Theid
Sai Anmo
Pirate
Central Mawr
Tighe Compans
J. Kinnady
Dallan
B. C. Yantlen
San Panis
Valles Ouistriet
Nemesony Seerved
Prince Michael of Russia Found Selling Photos in Cleveland
Prince Michael of Russia son of the late Grand Duke Alexis fled Russia during the revolution. He was found in Cleveland selling photography at the Allen hotel and reluctantly spoke about his past and arrival in the United States a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michael Howewolf
Prince Blichael
Grand Duke
Aletis of Ruskin
Prince Michael
Foum
Allecton
Turner
United States
Automatic Rifle Stolen From Guard Armory
Police report by Captain Paul W Tastor of Company A 100th Infantry Texas National Guard that a Browning automatic rifle valued at SI RZ was stolen. He believes the weapon was taken from the oil armory on St Marys Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirz
Paul W. Tastor
Harrindale Fire Station Plans Move Forward
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright and architect J Harrington with inspectors toured Lamb Flores and Robert E. Foc streets as the Harrindale No 20 station site. Wright said a deal for a fifth Italian site on New Frauntels asenna and Chroro street may close soon. A bid to buy the central fire station stalls pending appraisal by appraisers after the city set asking price of 2100000 for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrindale
Phil Wright
J. Harrington
Lamb Florea
Robert E. Foc Streets
Wright
New Frauntelsasenna
Chroro Street
Exalted Ruler of Elks Visits San Antonio
Walter P Andrews, grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, toured Southwest Texas with a GOX mile itinerary arriving in San Antonio. He spoke at the Gunter hotel and luncheon with Elks wives, visiting Willow Springs and hunting grounds before rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Andrews
The
Elks Lodge
San Antonio
Te Dase Zact
Tatisié Wik Lolges
Southwest Texan
Walter P. Anarews
Atlanta Ga
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Com
San Antonio Weda
Ban Am
Elks
M. E
Depot
Gunter Hotel
Tris
Elkwantarr
Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
Willow Springs
Atlanta
Andrewe
Lore
San Antasia Elka
Gulf Coast
Jack BR
Burke
Sudke Berry
B._Noberteen
G. Sharver
Ove Daarmon
William Faensler
Bharver
C.B. Sineity
Texan Dies in Broker's Office Amid Market Ticker
A Texas man collapsed and died in a broker's office in New Orleans while watching the stock ticker. The unnamed individual, described as a Texan, suffered from heart failure and died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan
Lon Angelea
Berg
Tronry
Amérilio
Texas
Moon
Pollo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grundy Sigond
Aisenne
A. Arnold
Southern Tariff Ass'n
Carower
Varrinia
Sher
PAARL
OEE Fair
Nual
Coxsmain
Msley
Ager
K. Shipman
Sen Antoui Prise
Tillard
Bear
Shipman
Cfth
Shipman Nord
Qard
Dillard
Shipayn Eaconel
Asoumd Amd
Pat
Cird
Ava
Andee
Kort Worth
Bryant
Stet
Gasaiter
Werd
Maverivk
Mig
Millebrandt
Serra Wee Woo
Wilwin County
Beri
Far Hull
Onder
George W. Tarves
College Seatian
Gexar Roanty Diel
Frederick of. Kulmann
New York
Valley Bands
Corpus Convention Een
Wierner
Posed
Renee
Phuredig
Dad
B.P.O.E
Russia
Ingpegt
Oite
ELKG
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!