Interiors man tied to art and books through Chicago life
The narrative follows Dane W. Sweetsland, an interior decorator who studied art and drew since ward school. He worked at Mar-Wi-Field in Chicago, then Durant in California, and later embraced longspan artful construction. He admires Van Doren and runs a large book club with multiple notable figures, reading avidly and shaping a reading circle.
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Dane W
Bweetland
Chicago
Anay
Ana W
Sweetsland
Cicaga Do
Gunter Hotel
Ballm
Esa
Hollywood
Hiv
Camerback
Weetland
Mar- Wi-Field
Ghidago
Durant
California
Jarn van Dorel
Ngs
Liters Guild
Carl van Doren
Ls Lad and the Literary Guild Agents Read Names
A fragmentary report mentions L s Lad and judges reading recommendations from publishers authors and agents. Jan Doren defends a gambler label while references to Helwin Arlington Hobinson and Mark Doren appear, with notes on anthology work and guild sponsorships.
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Jan Doren
Guild
Rockwell
Vollele
Coplea
Unclear fragment hints at county fair journey and names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a long trip to a county fair with scattered names and items, mentioning places and people in a rambling, nonsensical sequence without a clear event or outcome.
Suit to Restrain Beaumont Taxes Pails in Court
In Beaumont Texas District Court Judge Campbell sustained a general demurrer to a taxpayers suit seeking to block a 75 cent extra tax levy for delinquent taxes. Judge Gempbelt granted plaintiff Max Feinberg leave to amend and set Friday for hearing the amended petition. The suit, filed a month ago by Feinberg for a group of taxpayers, claims the extra levy and missed assessments are invalid.
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Beaumont
Byaumont
Bixtieth District Court
Nidge J. D. Campbell
Gempbelt
Max Feinberg
Jace
Feinberg
Attorneyehere
Thwan
Aged Man Pinned Under Auto When Struck by Truck
A 77 year old man, Wiley Wyatt of Wichita Falls, was pinned under a stalled car after a truck driven by Tom Carter of Mercedes swerved to avoid it. Wyatt suffered possible serious injuries and was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. Carter was unhurt.
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Aldee
MeAway
San Antonio
Wiley Wyatt
Wichita
Carer
Wyatt
Suspects Held After Safe Cracking in Texas Outbreak
Suspects believed to have operated from San Antone were held for investigation by the sheriff. Captured Sunday, they were found with nitro glycerin dynamite caps and khab khokhr tapis in their possession.
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San Antone
St del Ria
Sheritff
Anglia
Crystal City
Tapis
Probers to Visit Tennis Election District
Washington reports the special house elections committee will send a fact finding suite to Tennessee's first congressional district. They investigate the election in which Car B. Reece defeated Representative Oscar J. Lovette.
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Washington, D. C
Wamintte
Tee Toflay
Suites Mittes
Tennestee
Cari B. Reece
Oscar J. Lovette
City borrows funds to expand Bet Commerce Street extension
The city commission paused a proposed $9,000 borrowing from eleven banks to raise the present year budget to 1 086 000 for land to extend Bet Commerce street from its end to connect with the new highway San Antonio to Seguin. A transfer of 5 000 from the sewerage tract to street maintenance was approved, raising the fund to 187 00. The notes bear 6 percent interest and mature July 1, 1933 with loans from Frost Nat, Atamo Natl, National Bank of Commerce, San Antonio Loan and Trust, South Texas Bank, San Antonio National, Groos Nat, D Sullivan & Co, and others.
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City Commission
Banke
Frost Netropa? Bank
Atamo National
National Bank of Commerce
San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
South Texas Bank and Trust Company
San Antonio National
Groos National
D. Sullivan and Company
A. Oppenheister
Three Game Law Charges Filed Against Darst Jr
Three complaints charging violation of state game laws were filed against Com Darst Jr of 1511 West Gramercy Place in Justice of the Peace John R. Shook's court. One counts failure to stop at the request of a state game warden. others allege additional infractions.
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Com Darst Jr
West Gramercy Place
Justice of the Peace
Johm R. Shook
Ina Ata Ab
Driver Involved in Fatal Crash Near Davis Home
A driver struck a man identified as Hicolas Leper near his residence at about 0.00 am. He died at the scene while an ambulance took him to a local hospital. The driver, R. Yoon, remained at the scene as authorities investigated the accident and the victim was reportedly en route to a nearby facility.
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W. Aian
Hla
Yoon
E Bk Olift Pital
Jad
Half An
Mystery Man's Death Stuns Town After Found in Vacant Home
Police and deputy sheriff sought to identify a corpse found Sunday in a vacant house on Victoria Street. The body, described as a heavy man with missing upper front teeth, bore El Paso cleaners marks and an indelible pencil note. A razor was in his hand and $19.38 in cash lay on the floor. An autopsy concluded suicide. no identification or other means found. Local residents reported seeing the man after a football game incident.
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Svorld
Vieburia
Justice of the Peace
Stappenback
Aude
Artella Gul
Fountain Street
Victoria Street
Haand
Catures
Bewes
el Paso
A. A. Lullereng
Dunia
Pamiane
Hunter shot in right side during hunting trip
A hunter was accidentally shot in the right side while returning from a hunting trip Sunday. Jack Fireman, 35, of Malnavenue Souta San Antonio, was treated at Medical and Surgical hospital after a shotgun shell discharged from his companion’s shotgun while unloading gear. The shot broke two ribs but heavy hunting clothes saved his life.
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Jack Fireman
Souta
San Antonio
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Pleeman
Plenton
Dunstan Nell
McLarnin Fuller to Box 10 Rounds in Madison Square Garden
New York November 21 Jim Johnston announced contracts for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden featuring Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver against Sammy Fuller of Boston on December 16. McLarnin weighs in near 140 pounds after moving up in weight class.
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McLarnin
Fuller
New York
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Polle
Acale
Touchdown Parade leads scoring champs in college football
Associated Area reports Ron Bush of Massachusetts State leads the national scoring race with 14 points despite a scoreless game versus Tufts. Ralph Graham of Kansas State and Carroll Broderick of West Kentucky Teachers follow. Other top leaders listed by conference rankings and schools.
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NalJon
Ecorera
Ron Bush
Massachusetts
Tate
Tufts
Bush
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Carroll Broderick
West Kentucky
Kansas
Broderick
W. Ky
Tewhs
jSouthwest
Oliver
Lexus Christian
South—Zimmerman
Tilane
Michipan
Rocky Mi
Chriatonain, Utan
Ester
Misonel Val
Gordon, Crelivon
Bia
Manders
Minnesota
Pacific
Griffith
South
Calif
Suiemmtie
Penitentiary Sentences Passed in Thirty-seventh District Court
In a Monday session Judge W. Anderson presided. Ramon Munma alias Morera pleaded guilty to burglary and received two years. Ed Forrest drew three years for theft over 300 dollars after alleged theft of a car worth 900 and jewelry valued at 200 from Hannah Gurinsky. Will Allen, involving a gully pier, was given two years for theft over 50 dollars. He admitted taking chinaware and glassware valued at 85 from Alex Sheffer, and later similar loot valued at 531 on June 6.
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Tiree
Ander
Ramon Munma
Morera
A. Lynn
Hlean Street
Ed Forrest
Hannah Gurinsky
Atlanta Street
Will Allen
Alex Sheffer
Adams Street
Court reopens authorship fight over talking motion picture machine
A federal court in a crowded West bench courtroom heard an injunction bid led by Electrical Research Products against Alegraph company over alleged infringement of a talking motion picture device. The case traces to 1930 when Judge West ruled no infringement by Aleg graph, with local youths named as inventors and claims of huge revenue from the invention.
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Hollywood
Duvel West
Alegorsph Company
Electrical Research Products Company
Try
Naw
Aleceraph Company
New York
Western Electric Company
Aleograph Company
Allen Stowers
Lea de Hymel
Geners
West
Electrical Research Producta Company
Miliens
Frank Booth
Alengrapa
Foy New York
Weel
Wol
Matthewa
J. Bropka
The
Electric Company
Agle Western Electric Company
Matthews
Werler Electric Company
Aleograph
Young de Huine
Courtreom
United States
Fires Reach Several Dwellings and Vehicle
Firefighters battled multiple fires in Lampasas area. At 635 West Sabinas street Andres Ortiz home sustained about 150 dollars in damage after a trash fire ignited a fence and damaged the residence. A blaze near 101 West Almos Drive was contained before reaching Dr W E Weight’s house. Fire crews also aided a truck fire on Highlands Boulevard. T H Haynie and son jumped to safety. Mrs R G Trevi a of 2906 West West Commerce Street suffered burns while grease ignited during Sunday roasting chores.
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Andres Ortiz
West
Sabinas Street
Gremen
W. E. Weight
Almos Drive
Highlands Boulevard
T. H. Haynie
Lampagas
Mame
Haynie
Wardrobe Stolen From Home on Sadie Street
Thieves broke into a residence at 329 Sadie Street early Monday and stole an undetermined number of garments after forcing a back door. The items were connected to Lisyd cleaners at 929 Victorie Avenue.
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Poves
Victorle
Y F. Wosnig
Sadie Street
Pospesed Officials Urged Holiday Postal Service
Vocabulars from the post office urged greater mail flow during holidays. P.G. Breas stated the aim is to increase mail volume across businesses and regular service would be maintained. The note referenced a treaty between the United States and a northern territory.
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San Antoniange
P.G. Breas
Fiat U
United States
Geokm
Yukon
Retail Grocers to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
The Bon Antonio Retail Grocers association will meet at 1 p.m. Monday in the assembly room of the chamber of commerce instead of the Gunnell Room of the city hall. A. W. Bierson, a late vice president from Houston, and Roger Q. Flournoy, state secretary from Dallas, will be present and address the meeting.
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C. of C
Bon Antonio
Night Clerk Burned in Gas Explosion at Salvation Army Site
JW Graven 47, a night clerk at 11 East Comiterns street, struck a match to locate a gasoline bucket causing a flash. Graves sustained second degree burns to face hands and arms and was taken to Robert B Green hospital after fuel was extinguished. Browh 26, a garage worker, suffered burns from a pressure hose explosion while cleaning springs. Neal 103 Avenue A treated for hip pocket injury from a babite mishap and Spencer 11 injured in a fall at 1835 West Texas avenue.
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Graven
Galvation Army Place
East
Comiterns Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
J. E. Holt
Balvation Army
Preethen Browh
Lombrutio Street
Mon- Gry
Ugatd
Dewitt Neal
Avenue A
George Spencer
West Texas Avenue
Norge
Venison Feast for Prisoners at Bexar Jail
A Bexar county jail reported prisoners received venison for dinner on Monday. A tourist named Warrell found a roadkill doe on Avastin road and brought it to the jail through Jailer E R Brasheat. The incident occurred after a local incident where a doe was struck and killed.
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Bexar County
Avastin
Cama! County Inc
Irs
Warrell
E.R. Brasheath
Campaign Promise Graft Talk With Roosevelt and Bowyer
In Corona on November 21 a dialogue unfolds between Governor Roosevelt and Mr. Bowyer. Roosevelt presses on foreigners in pay and campaign promises while Bowyer pledges no postponements or cancellations. A cable blank is requested as the exchange turns to U S policy, debt funding, and repayment for European poverty relief.
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Corona
Calif
Governor Roosevelt
Washington
President
Monver
Uhla
Heoser
Rimsevelt
U. S
Fort Worth Brother Ponder faces second liquor charge in Texas
Ponder, ally of WWI ace William T. Ponder, is in San Antonio seeking to secure a $4,000 bond for a filer held on federal liquor charges. He arrived in Lie city and stayed at the Bluebonnet hotel, while bondsmen in Port Worth and San Antonio discuss procedures. A customs chase followed his plane from the Mexico border, and 30 gallons of Mexican alcohol were found aboard. Ponder previously faced a $500 fine in Fork Worth on a similar charge last May in San Angelo, which helped spur the customs air patrols.
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BR. C. Ponder
Orother
Wiliam T
Ponder
San Antonio
Miers
Fort Worth
Lie City
Bluebonnet
Federal
Bond
Lear
United States
Paul
Lock
Pénder
Poteet
Fender
Mexicat
Thn
Oden
See
Customa Inet
Fork Worth
Auto Victim Receives Treatment After Sunday Crash
Alfred Willing, 49, of 1235 Lombrand Street, was treated at Rober B. Greer Hospital for injuries after being struck by an automobile Sunday at the corner of Sarzamora Street and Magnolia Avenue. He was injured around 7:00 p.m. and received medical care.
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Alfred Willing
Lombrand Street
Rober B. Greer
Man's Throat Cut, Knifer Escapes in Soledad
An incident at Soledad leaves a man with a throat wound after a knife attack. The assailant fled the scene and the injured person received emergency treatment Monday at a local hospital. authorities continue to investigate.
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Wagall
Soledad
Reymard Morens
UL Shiber Alles
the Sobers B. Green Heaplial
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Harry Arp
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Sears, Roebuck Company
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