Extension on the bonds granted by city commission
San Antonio tax companies secured a Monday extension on enforcing their $10,000 bonds. A special committee led by Henry Belouite protested the bonds, arguing the measure would drive small firms out of business. Officials indicated the bonds would be issued entirely by the companies to lower the rate, while Austin considers state action.
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Hove
San Antonio
Bayar Co M
Chambers
Henry Belouite
Scholte
Dallas
Fort Worth
tom /eiiance commission
Austin
Mayer
Donkeys Hunted for Antelope in Eden Valley
In Eden Valley near Rock Springs Wyoming hunters gathered in October to pursue antelope. Rancher Chris Juel freed his 12 burros to graze during fall, but nimrods mistook the donkeys for game and removed the animals’ holdings and supplies from the range.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Eden Valley
Chris Juel
Nimrods
Eagle Scouts to Address Sojourners Club at YMSC
Fort Sun Houston troop Eagle Scouts Gibson Sherrard and Ralph Haines will speak to the Sojourners' club at its meeting in the YMSC Tuesday night at 7 30. They attended the International Scout jamboree in London and will address members.
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Gibson Sherrard
Ralph Haines
Fort Sun Houston
London
Sojourners’ Club
Farmer Fined Despite Bie Family
A Texas farmer William Englehardt pleaded guilty in federal court to possession and manufacturing whiskey charges. He was fined 100 dollars for possession and property charges and 300 dollars or 60 days in jail for manufacturing. He said he stopped operations after the Jones Act, and officers recovered 25 gallons of whiskey at his Atascosa County home.
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William Englehardt
Atascosa County
DuVal West
Englehardt
Dybert Schweppe
Death of Earl of Harewood, Princess Mary’s Father-in-Law
London, Ort. The fifth Earl of Harewood, Gerry Duck Lascelles, the father in law of Princess Mary, died Sunday in London. Viscount Lascelles, husband of Princess Mary, is his heir. The earldom held 28,700 acres and he was among England’s wealthiest aristocrats. Born in 1840.
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Welrersat
London
Earl of
Harewood
Erry Duck Lascelles
George
Viscount Lascelles
Princess Mary
Hungarian Attache to Observe Fort Sam Maneuvers
Maj Tavis Belds military attache to the Hungarian legation in Washington plans to visit Fort Sam Houston October 10 en route to Bi Tasao to observe the First Cavalry division maneuvers. Other foreign observers include Col A Watari Japanese official Maj Victoriano Casanis Spain Col C Rojas and Capt Juan Hef from Mexico.
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Washington
Fort Sam Houston
Bi Taso
First Cavalry Division
Col A. Watari
Forhe
Victoriano Casanis
Spain
C. Rojas
Juan
MacDonald as Peace Advocate in Hearst Message
Hearst praises Ramsay MacDonald as a peace advocate who seeks harmony between Britain and the United States, arguing that the two nations must maintain non aggressive armed forces for protection and progress. He urges Americans to unite with England and other peace loving peoples to pursue this universal mission.
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England
Ramsay MacDonald
Earth
Christ
Galilee
William Randolph Hearst
Russia’s credit deals and Aga Khan’s life in Europe
A fragmented, opinionated column notes General Electric and Ford expanding Russian credit and machinery supply while praising Russia’s pay, then shifts to the Aga Khan, describing his wealth, Islamic leadership, travel to London and Paris, two marriages, and a Christian wife, with musings on religion and culture.
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Russia
General Electric Company
Wich
Gerald Swope
Mr. Young
Husalo
Henry Ford
Eltetric
Ford
Dunkleberg Auto Death Case Set For Trial
A. Dunkleberg faces negligent homicide charges in the death of Robert Herding after a collision at Pecan and North St. Marys streets. The case is set before Judge McColhum Barnett in County Court at Law A at 2:15 Tuesday morning. A. Dunkleberg’s car reportedly collided with Schunklebert’s car, which struck Gerber’s vehicle causing Herding’s fatal crush.
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Aginst
Man Talks Too Much Leads to 90 Day Sentence
Jon Anderlitch faced a 90 day sentence after pleading guilty to possession and transportation charges. The case before Judge Val West marks a second prior appearance for the man, with officials noting the incident occurred as law enforcement raided a funeral residence.
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Jon Anderlitch
Festeral Officara
Faral
Anderlitch
Mart’ Anderlicch
Conek
Val West
Dancing Webb Ball and Weekday Schedule
Fragmentary OCR lists days and events including Wednesday Thursday Monday and Sunday with odd spellings. No clear people places or organizations. cannot determine full item but indicates a weekly calendar fragment.
Woman Sues Forsto On Ceiling Collapse Damages
Lois Stabhavier sues Richard C Wright and Mark J Wright partners of Wright Tiros seeking 10000 dollars in damages after a bathroom ceiling collapsed at a Main avenue building on August 18. She alleges defective construction caused serious injuries. The suit was filed in the Eleventh District Court.
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Lois Stabhavier
Aginst
Richard C
Mark J. Wright
Wright Tiros
Mahavier
Sheave
Main Avenue
Seledad and Girard Streets
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Bills M. C. Neeper
Boly
Thiesfraeventh District Court
Commission Lets Bridge Contract for Travis Street
The city on Monday authorized the paving of Fair avenue from South Huckberry street to its dead end. A remodeling contract for the street bridge was set to Hart Moore at $10,000. Bids will be received on October 14 for replacements of machinery at the Sherman street pumping station.
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Huckberry Street
Yomi
Centenet
Is Etreet Bridge
Hart Moore
Bila
Machil
Sherman Street
San Antonians to Attend Fair of Victoria District
San Antonians plan a Victoria District Fair trip on October 9. Howell Jones of the chamber of commerce trade extension says the team will leave San Antonio at 7:00 am and arrive in Victoria by 11:20 am, with the return voyage departing Victoria at 7:26 pm.
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San Antonians
Fair of Victoria
San Antoniana
Vieluia
Negro Fined $25 For Whiskey Found In Lunch Basket
A man identified as Hon orl Slahee ner was found with a pint of whiskey in his lunch basket. He was questioned and arrested. Officer T. Endalghy reported to the court where Judge Watson deemed the whiskey a moral offense and fined the man $25 with no mercy shown.
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T. Etandalghy
Studee
Kelly Planes Return From Training Flight Missions
A Kelly aircraft group completed training flights and returned to base Monday after weekend drills. One propeller was sent to Broonaville for a flight and a unit planned to resume operations toward San Antonio Monday afternoon.
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Hracka Vield
Broonaville
Trowan
San Antonio
Two Seek Permit for Seguin Line
Report notes two parties seeking permission for a Seguin line project. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference names include Seguin, Luling, and Fort Worth figures. The filing appears before a state transportation authority with legal representation mentioned.
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Seguin Line
San Antonio annexation cuts fire insurance costs
Charles A M Lobin says suburban districts annexation by the city will lower fire insurance rates. J Dewese, state fire insurance commissioner, seeks a new city map to adjust rates for the annexed area. Some owners see up to 23 percent cuts while others face increases. overall premiums for residents in the newly annexed district are expected to fall by thousands of dollars.
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San Antonio
Charles AM
Lobin
J. Dewese
Storent Increati
Tobin
Stokowski Conducts Philadelphia Orchestra in Unbuttoned Style
In Philadelphia on October 1 Leopold Stokowski led the Philadelphia Orchestra in Bach and Mozart with liberties in attire. He performed Wagner overture after removing his coat and necktie, creating a striking visual contrast to the concert conventional norms.
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Philadelthia
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
NYU track captain seeks consent to marry white girl
Philm Eg Wanda, NYU half miler, says he has full consent of the parents of Edith Margaret Oedelachoff of Weehawken NJ for their marriage. The couple met at the Amsterdam Olympics where he trained with the New York University team. Edith's mother is French and her father German. He is a native of British Guiana and has not naturalized, affecting his eligibility in Olympic competition.
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India
Mohammed
Ani ‘Co
Univeral Service
New York
Philm Eg- Wanda
New York University
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Mew
Sulius Oedelechoff
Park Avenue
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N. J
America
Amsterdam
Mi Oedelachoff
Liike
Berlin
British Guiana
Willis Funeral Held for Paul Willis
Paul Willis of 1421 North Oliver was buried Monday afternoon. The Rev W P Buckner of Sirs Berean Heighin Methodist church conducted the services. Willis is survived by his mother Mrs Elia Willis.
Adlerika ad promises full stomach and bowel cleaning
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves gas and stomach pressure within minutes. It touts full cleaning of upper and lower bowels, unlike other medicines, and urges readers to visit Sommers-Wagners 11 Drug Stores.
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Adleria
R. EF. Krueger
Adlerika
Sommers-Wagners
ITCHING ENDS WHEN ZEMO TOUCHES SKIN
Thousands praise Zemo for soothing cooling relief from itching and burning skin. The antiseptic promises fast action on inflamed surfaces and helps draw out infection and clear blemishes. Sold by dealers in 30c 60c and $1.00 sizes.
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Rafe
Deelers
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