Cirque staffer Klara Knecht promotes education in circus show
In Around the 7 Plaza column, Klara Knecht, sister of writer and circus publisher Kerl Knecht, is named as educational director for Hagenbeck Wallace and campaigns by luncheon clubs and radio to educate the public about strays. The piece notes Knecht’s family ties, local industry figures, and a parade of cultural oddities, including old landmarks, fireworks plans, and road-show rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klara Knecht
Misa Knecht
Ker] X
K. Knecht
Evanaville
Ind
Courier-Journal
Miles Knechib Jr
Bullet Victim Expected To Recover In Bus accident case
A. B. Norris, 94, of 2006 West Ba Uinasstreet, was shot in the abdomen Sunday and expected to recover. He is a Missouri Pacific railway citizen and local union member. Norris was found Sunday afternoon on Calnco street near South Flores street by two men who reported the shooting. Witnesses Dimple Green and Lem Wilson saw two men in a sedan on Caleo street. one held a pistol. The sedan occupants fled. Norris was taken to Medical Arts hospital. Witnesses described two men fleeing toward A. & A. P tracks after the shooting.
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A. B. Norris
West Ba
Dimple Green
Metida Street
Lem Wilson
Peden Allev
Caleo Street
Mexican Band to Play Here Tuesday Concert at Municipal Auditorium
The Mexico Fallee Tipica orchestra directed by Miguel Lerdo di Tejada will be bears in concert at the municipal auditorium Tuesday evening. The well known ensemble, en route to Mexico, comes after a Chicago appearance. Ignacio Loague, in charge of arrangements, says proceeds will aid a Mexican claim.
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Mexico
Educator Will Talk at Meet At Texas Interracial Conference
W. W. Jackson president of Westmcorland College will preside at the Mahe session on November 3 during the annual Texas Commission on Interracial Cooperation meeting in Houstay. The program will address problems related to the Negro and interracial understanding.
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W. W. Jackson
Westmcorland College
Mahe
Texas Commission On Interracial Co-Operation
Houstay
NRA Chief Returns From Washington Campaign Visit
San Antonio NRA chief King returned to his desk Monday after a Washington trip where he met with recovery campaign officials. He plans to institute several NEA campaign programs locally and in Washington, aiming to boost recovery efforts and organize support.
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Washington N, Wi
King
San Antonio
Washington
Creager Visitor in San Antonio Arrives En Route Home
Brownaville native B B Creager national Republican committeeman from Texas arrived in San Antonio Monday en route to his home. He stated the visit had no political significance and met with Judge R Milian. The report notes she was frightened by his appearance as if fangs. No further clear details due to garbled text.
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B.B. Creager
Brownaville
Texas
San Antonio
Keenca
R. Milian
Senaratinn
Autoist Suffers Fractured Skull in Mystery Crash
Marvin H. Trice Jr. 34, of West Wool lawn avenue, was in serious condition at Lee Surgical hospital after a still-unnamed traffic incident on McCullough avenue. He appeared at a Main avenue drug store about 12:50 a.m., asked to use a phone, called a cab, then collapsed before it arrived and was taken by police ambulance. He sustained a severe head wound and skull fracture. his father doubts the timing.
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Marvin H. ‘Trice Jr
West Woollawn Avenue
The
Lee Surgical Hospital
Trice
J. 8
Bache and Company
McCullough Avenue
Main Avenue
Dewey Place
Biente
Gus Jones Returns Home From Bailey Capture
Justice Department agent Gus Jones, famed for capturing Harvey Bailey, is back in San Antonio with a bad cold and confined to bed at 354 Ferry Drive. He brought a machine gun used during Bailey’s Urschel kidnapping case from Oklahoma City as a souvenir presented by government agents after the trial.
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Gus Jones
Department At Justice
Harvey Bailey
Charles ‘Urschel
San Antonio
Furry Drive
Jonns
Oklahoma City
Urschel
Bailey
Jones
Shannon
Paradise
Texas
Court Orders Forfeiture of Bond in Narcotics Case
A U.S. federal court ordered the forfeiture of bond posted by Louis Loves who faces charges of purchase possession and sale of narcotics. The bond of 3200 with Dr A B Parker and Fred Parker as securities was forfeited. Through the fall term the court has ordered forfeitures totaling 5780 dollars.
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Louis Loves
A. B. Parker
Fred Parker
NRA Facts Sought by White House Movement Details Sought
President Roosevelt seeks figures on the NRA movement. Postal authorities report BON stamped cards from Washington urging San Antonio merchants in the recovery movement to outline the number of employees and wages before and after signing the code. Responses due June 17 to October 14, sent to the White House.
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White House
Roosevelt
Washington
San Antonio
Recovery Movement
Architect Takes Over Post Office Repair Oversight
Effective immediately all repairs at the local post office must be referred to the supervising architect of the Treasury Department before any services are rendered. The work previously fell under the custodian’s department, which has merged into the Treasury.
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Treasury Department
Cow
Robbers Steal $10 From Autoist in City Streets
Police report says two bandits robbed Willem Gelssert at 811 Aosborough Avenue of $10 near Sancho and Monterrey streets early Monday. Suspects fled in an unknown direction, investigation ongoing.
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Willem Gelsert
Aosborough Avenue
No Nota
Sancho
Monterrey
Five Hurt In Bus Crash Near Austin And Garrity Roads
Five persons aboard a Golden Eagle bus bound for Dallas were injured when the vehicle swerved to avoid another car and rolled into a ditch. Driver F L Whiteside of Dallas and four passengers were treated. Mrs L Ransberger of Mishawaka remained under observation Monday. All others released by Sunday evening. journey resumed by some.
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Golden Eagle Bua
Dallas
Ben Mindes
Bac
Austin
Garrity Roads
FL. Whiteside
Wil Dus
W. M. Calvert
Bly Well
Jessie Gubwieler
North Flores
Municipalities Meet Open General Session Becking State Legislation
The League of Texas Municipalities convened at the Plaza hotel with opening sessions Monday morning. Mayor Brown F. Lee of San Angelo led the meeting, with Invoca tion by Rev. PB Hill and welcoming remarks by Mayor C K Quin.
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League of Texas MuNicipalities
Plaza Hotel
Brown F. Lee
San Angelo
PB. Hill
C. K. Quin
Frank Morris
Texas
San Antonio
Moeting McKay
Morris
B. FE
Houston
Harvey W. Draper
Guntre Hotel
Joseph. Keenan
Washington, D. C
Azsistant United States Atocacy General
Bettars
Dar Garp
Telly
Sweetwater
186 Home Loans Approved in Texas Week
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation reported 195 Texas loan applications approved totaling 376000. Thirty-eight loans were approved with reductions and 96 applications were rejected. Six withdrawn after mortgagee arrangements. Twenty-four foreclosures worth 526,685 were avoided through sale.
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Texas Home Loans
Washington, D. C
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Texas
Mortagees
Two Panhandlers Jailed by Police
Two more transient panhandlers were jailed in the city after residents complained of abuse and disturbance. Patrolman William Portis arrested a man in the 400 block of East Courtland Place following the complaint, and Officer H W Mansfield took another into custody near the police station.
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Phil Wright
Reda
William Portis
Eest Courtland Place
H W. Mansfield
Pupils Allowed to Attend Circus Parade and Show
Students with written excuses from parents may attend the circus parade and afternoon performance Monday, per J G Cochran superintendent of schools.
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J. G. Cochran
Legion at McAllen Installs Officers
McAllen's American Legion held an installation ceremony led by installing officer Dr. W. W. Uteman as H. Dave Horger was welcomed as commander following years of work toward the event.
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Legion
McAllen
Court Authorizes Grayburg Land Sale
Judge T M Kennerly presiding for Judge Duval Weet in absentia authorizes the sale of 100 acres held by the Grayburg Oil Company receivers Frank E Kistler and Ernest L Kistler. Purchases include 25 acres by Gustave Persynal for 5975 and 25 by G Vasi Overdenburger for 5375 and 50 by Gesat Verstuyft for 10750.
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Grayburg
T. M. Kennerly
Houston
Duval Weet
Grayburg Oi Company
Frank E
Ernest L. Kistler
Gustave Persynal
G. Vasi Overdenburger
Gesat Verstuyft
Man arrested in burglary case at Mrs Hays home
One man was arrested Monday in connection with a burglary theft from the home of Mrs. Eugene Hays at 419 East Martin Street. Stolen items included jewelry clothing and furnishings valued at 194 dollars after a Saturday night break in.
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Connersion
Eugene Hays
East Martin Stlreet
False Alarm Triggers Fed Reserve Bank Police Sweep
A mistaken alarm Friday morning caused federal officers to swarm the Federal Reserve Bank after a teller reportedly dropped a bag of money near a button. The incident led to a rapid response by nearly two dozen heavily armed officers, but no theft or injuries were reported.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Indicted Negro Loses Tut in Supreme Court
Groves Crawford, a black man indicted for the murder of Mrs. Agnes B. Tisey and her maid Mina Buchner at Middlebury, is denied today by the U S Supreme Court in his bid to prevent extradition from Boston to Virginia for trial. The case links to impeachment resolutions against Judge Lowell following his order releasing Crawford.
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Washington, D. C
Groves Crawford
Agnes B. Tisey
Mina Buchner
Middlebury
Supreme Court
Boston
Vireginia
Pedeel
Lowell
House of Representatives
Crawford
Virginia
House
Judiciary Committee
Vowell
Family Saved From Fire Woman Arrested In Connection
A home on 1106 North Alamo Street was awakened by an alarm early Monday as a man fired at the residence. Firemen extinguished a blaze and no damage occurred. Officers arrested a man suspected of starting the fire who allegedly threatened to blow the place up. he denied the claim.
Woman Is Tried on Narcotics Charge in Federal Trial
The trial of Alenia Moers began in Federal district court Monday with Mark Hance, a former assistant U.S. attorney, defending the accused. Norma Rogers, a Federal undercover agent, testified she obtained the narcotic from Moers by leaving clothes as security and promising cash later.
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Alenia Moers
Federal District Can
Mark Hance
United States
Atorney
Norma Rogers
Pioneer ranchman Lucius F. Buttrill dies in Satantonia
Word of the death of Lucius F. Buttrill, pioneer rancher of Brewster county, was received in Satantonia Monday. Survivors include his widow, daughters Mrs. R. A. Boyd of Mission and Mya PF Leary, and grandson Tom Biuttell Leary of McAllen.
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Brewster Pioneer
Lucius F. Buttrill
Pioneer
Browster County
Sat Antonia
R. A. Boyd
Mission
Leary
Tom Biuttell
Mcallen
Remain Walkathon Ends with Few Dropouts at Augusta Start
Fifteen couples and one male contestant persisted through a weekend Walkathon at Augusta and Navarro streets. The second week’s fatigue pressed on participants during about 43 hours of motion. Only Opal Perdig was disqualified after slipping toward unconsciousness. Johnny Baker remains solo hoping a partner drops out.
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Augusta
Navarro
Opal Perdig
Johnny Baker
League of Nations mocked in distant echo of policy
Fragmented OCR text discusses attitudes toward the League of Nations, noting skepticism about its power to deter aggression and enforce pledges. It mentions hypothetical moves such as boycotts against Japan and China and references global trade and Manchuria in a vague, non-graphic manner.
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Santa Monica
Call
Germany
Japan
China
Manchuria
Rouen
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Comes to San Antonio
The Hagenbeck-Wallace show rolled into San Antonio drawing thousands for weekend parades and a busy setup. The 4108-strong troupe tended tents, baked meals, and prepared horses and wagons for performances as crowds witnessed elephants, camels, and trained big cats pass by.
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Pred D. Fuller
Chiff Potter
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Yan Maniey
Creager
Mitchell and Roguevelt Streets
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Crash Bette
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New York Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Martin G. Ackerman
Port
N. S
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Ant Nags
San Artanin
Jong
Cies
Cirtus
Paitiers
Tanger
Ace Wally
Ringling Brothers
Baroum
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Jenile
the Gazette
Bronx
Sun Jst
Fred Glasscock
Normel
Margaret
Blendie
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Fiys
Ogden
Utah
Clyde Tealty
Bride
Tennessee
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Little Rock
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Doc Stuart
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