Bank Liquidation Plan Faces Depositors Probe
Debtors press for control in the closed bank case as a committee demands equal authority with a temporary liquidating agent. Governor Sterling and Banking Commissioner Shaw meet the depositors seeking a shared role, while Lewis resigns from his former firm to accept the post.
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A. J. Davis
Mark and ‘Trust Company
James Shaw
Lewis
Bhaw
Ross Sterling
Myuidanns
Pepe
Shaw
San Antonio
William B. Entlongs
Arthur C. Teonett
Charies M. Dickson
Geebanom
Finn
Byencer
Rogers
Lexis and
Slattop
Ieper
Mit
Deposits May Yield 0 Percent in Bank Notice
A historical bank notice discusses deposits potentially yielding zero percent and outlines mailings of statements, access to safety deposit boxes, and orderly handling of customer papers. It urges stockholders owing a 100 percent stock assessment to pay promptly to fulfill legal and moral obligations and notes dividend amounts depend on funds available.
Motorist Fined 3675 When Appeal Taken From Court
Gramercy resident D Kipp 37 faced a speeding charge on Hildebrand Street after driving at 40 mph in the 1700 block. Police officer testimony supported the speeding, Judge Matlock fined $10 then raised to $15 on appeal. The judge criticized frequent appeals by motorists, warning of renewed trials.
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Matlock
Jegpenst Hl
D. Kipp
Gramercy Place
Stobert Wear
Kipp
Hildebrand Street
Sudpe
Oliver Wear
Anges
Houston Strikes Loom as Longshoremen Resume Talks
In Houston a labor dispute on the docks edges toward a resumption of talks after several days of disruption. Reports indicate the longshoremen’s strike over wage issues has strained the port, with several ships delayed and tension lingering among workers and managers.
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Houston
Grirg
Heart
Tax Increase Bill Filibuster Urged in State House
A proposed tax increase bill drew a filibuster call from Representative Ls Guercila a Republican of New York as part of House progressives program. No evidence was presented of illegal activity by bank officers directors or employees in closing of the mall ition. Kentera safety deposit boxes have seen reduced activity as centers withdraw. Regular banking hours were agreed on the relearn of money in the pores.
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Siete Oy Coromere
Jona
Antasie
Wmitter
Btute
B. H. Woote
Wooten
Goodown
Banking
Comminston
Baturder
Shaw
Levis and
Descriver
BH Woolen
Cales
Arthur © ‘Bett
Burnett
San Antonio Lsteil Merchants Asseciation
Marty Sertyn
Martyn
Mortyn Anid
Cnsi
Abe House
Niepresentative TV
Ls Guercila
Tapublican
New York
Dened
Ihr Bank
Kentera
Wafety
Senate Proposes Inquiry Into Banking Collapse
A Texas senate debate centers on forming a three member committee to investigate the state banking department over the failed City-Central Bank and Trust Company of San Antonio. The resolution cites insolvency, improper disclosures, and depositor risks, with calls for witness summons and a $500 expense allotment for the inquiry.
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City-Central Bank and Trust Company
William H
FATLS_ Williamsan
Perpteri
Williamson
Gaid
State Department of Banking
Init Ialts
Eenate
State Banking Department
State Bank- Ine
Texas
Allocnes General
Theater body calls parley in San Antonio meeting
San Antonio Little Theater supporters are invited to a general meeting at the Menger Hotel from 2:30 to 4 p.m. and 4:49 to 5:29 p.m. on Wednesday. Coatey Growne, director, will outline plans to expand the organization and launch a venture featuring This Thing Called Love by Edmund Burke as the first show.
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San Antoniana
Menger
Fort
Coatey Gwrone
Beetzson
Heac Usair
Garang de Clarts
Gayone
Fren
Dallas
wile t+ Belzeco theater
New York
Antonia Fille Theater
1061
Edmund Burke
Frioadway
Reagan
Plaga
Petal
Groone
Two Guilty Pleas Filed in Liquor Possession Cases
Two pleas of guilty to liquor law violations were entered before United States Commissioner Paul A. Laex hart. The men were remanded to the county jail in default of bond. George W. Gilan pleaded guilty to possession in connection with seizure by prohibition officers of 72 pints of beer and whiskey. Leckbare exid and Turner pleaded guilty to charges of manufacture and illicit dealing involving illicit liquor. J. W. Coe pleaded guilty to several counts of evading prohibition restrictions. One defendant was released on bond with conditions pending December 1.
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United States
Paul A. Laexhart
Satur
Lay
George W. Gilan
Doha
A. Turner
J. WV. Coe
Dural West
Feoticie
San Antonio Adopts Painting and Decorating Fee Ordinances
San Antonio enacts two ordinances regulating painters and decorators. A yearly license fee of 5 dollars and a bond are required for contractors, with permit fees from 25 cents to 4 dollars based on size. Apprentices pay 3 dollars, while four rated painters and paperhangers face 8 dollars. Enforced with permit rules to raise standards, the measures followed labor groups’ push for safer, higher quality work. The ordinances, long debated, were approved after a public hearing and city council action.
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San Antonio
Charles Or. Fineham
Geom
Treth Ordinancia
Gaspelationn
South Carolina to Cut Cotton Acreage
South Carolina will reduce its cotton crop for next year to one per cent of the normal, regardless of weather, with Governor Hecker of South Carolina and Governor Russell of Georgia meeting in Atlanta. The policy follows a regional effort as other states consider acreage curbs and relief measures for cotton farmers.
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South Carolina
Atlanta
South Carolinas
Tra C. Hecker
Richard B- Russell Jr
Georgia
Tobanes
South Garotina
Esi Blackwood
Georgia Revercor Ta Alara
Former Post Office Official Dies in City
A former official of the postoffice, tied to Grover Clay, died here after serving in a official capacity. The report notes his roles and mentions connections to the general land office in the later years of his career.
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Postoffice Dies
Univertal Nereier
T— Frank
Poulmeater General Land
OCATT
Cireriunder
Grover Clay
Car Unrest Flares in Glasgow Amid Jobless Riots
In Glasgow Scotland a police cordon held back hundreds of jobless protesters led by John McGovern Labor MP after clashes in tenement districts. Authorities reported no fresh outbreaks late tonight though crowds remained dispersed and leadership in flux as Communist factions disavowed McGovern.
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GoaAsGow
Scotland
Glasgow
John McGovern
Perliament
Jntu
McGovern
Earl Quinn Death Penalty for Teacher Slaying
Earl Quinn, an ex convict, was sentenced to death in district court for the murder of Irssie and her sister Zer in a road slaying near Keyra on December 28. The jury delivered its verdict after deliberating since instant court session adjourned for attorneys to finish arguments.
Bruening Calls German Parley on Emergency Degree
Chancellor Hein Bruening summoned all German state ministers to a Tuesday conference to submit draft of a drastic new emergency degree. The plan aims to secure drastic powers across four geographies and to pursue its regulatory reach.
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Nilersal Parvices Bercin
Heinrich Bruening
Ald
Fragmented OCR Place Names and Weather Mentions
A garbled OCR text lists numerous place names such as New York, Oklahoma City, Memphis, and San Francisco, interspersed with sporadic weather terms and odd strings. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent events or details. The piece reads like a disordered catalog of locations and partial conditions with no clear narrative or dates.
City Central Bank Workers File Suit For Pay
Claims for salaries owed by the closed City Central Bank and Tenst company were filed with County Clerk Jack Re Burke by former employees. Officers and directors listed include W R King president and others with salaries and sums due. Duplicate copies will be sent to State Banking Commissioner James Bhaw. claims allege employment between September 16 and September 28 before the bank closed.
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City-Central Bank
Jack
Burke
Saturny
W. R. King
Galary
J.B. Young
W. A. Williams
A. G. Fogelke
Mattia Carle
A. B. Noss
F. G O. Silvey
St Fr. Porter
D. A. Saffareana
Jamea Bhaw
Paroled Soldiers Fail to Report at Port Sam Houston
Three paroled prisonersAlbert Olsen Ixtael Taylor and Glande Saasburg did not report to the guard house at Port Sam Houston Saturday night authorities said. Grady Crickhouse and Forrest Smith were initially reported missing then later found.
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Port Sam Houston
Tris
Albert Olsen
Ixtael Taylor
Glande Saasburg
Grady Crickhouse
Forrest Smith
Miesing
Teran Joins Lega Fight Inheritance Dispute
New York Oct 3 FNS An eccentric claimant seeks a $75 million estate tied to Miss Elin Woniel Wendel and asserts kinship through Mina Stagsburg and Tobiax Eraerson Stansbury. Lawyers for Milas Hosa Dew Stanshure report possible cooperation if the claimant substantiates his tie to the heiress.
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New York
Elin
Woniel
Todas
L. LD
Georgs Stansbury
Houston
Exes
Geneen
Tobiax Eraerson Stans
Dury
Milas Hosa Dew Stanshure
Vickwburg
Aliss
Mina Stagsburcg
Mize Wendel
Glad
City seeks tied up funds from Los Angeles bank
The city administration negotiates with City-Centen Bank to resolve about $307 in funds held, with mayor stating no final payment amount or schedule yet. Auditor defers comment as audit of city funds progresses, while officials discuss potential deficits and borrowing impacts.
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City-Centen Bank
City Hall Dale
Mi +Chamberg
Maid Fle
Yanae
Amenah
Bigonwo
Bak
Cilp
Henfleeves
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