Buffalo Trail and City Memories Shape a Lively City Talk
A local narrator recalls North Flores Street buffalo camps, trail drivers, and a hotel run by Rice Adams, contrasting past with present as memories of the 19th century traffic mix with Hollywood legends Lew Ayres and Henry Halstead. The piece ends noting a city resident’s sharp political slogan on this week’s cover.
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Texas
San Antonio
Flores Street
Fleres Street
Rio Grande
Mexico
North Flores Street
Wolff and Marx
Rice Adams
Adan
Brantley-Draughon organizers in town amid travel mentions
The piece notes J. T. Brantley of the Brantley-Draughon Business College and other local figures returning from travel. References to Pat Jefferson, George W. Hurifress, Sheriff Albert Hausser, County Judge W. A. Wurshoon, and oil scouts from Chebli companies appear amid chatter of weekend activities and local governance.
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George W. Hurifress
Monterey
Mexico
Ana
Albert Hausser
Meralco
Chebli
Auto dealer charged with unregistered car sale
A garbled court notice reports a car salesman, Shannon, accused of selling an unregistered vehicle and facing costs or a $17.50 penalty in County Court at Law No. 5. The document mentions Capt. J. D. Moffatt of the Texas highway patrol and references a perjury charge connected to alleged betting on horse races.
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Inn
Baru
Shannon
John R. Bhovkt
Law No
J.D. Moffatt
Texax
Shamnon
Mar Chadwell's Place
East Market
San Antonio girl patents novel felt art exhibit
Kay Hart formerly Kay Neagle daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Neagle 478 West Mistletoe avenue has created a new art form using felt pieces to compose scenes in Indian, frontier and colonial themes. The California art colony influence led her to color cut felt and 120 shades, sewn to form clouds and landscapes. Her work is patented and sent to Washington for copying each night as it is created. An exhibit of her elaborate pieces will be staged at the museum.
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Kay Hart
Kay Nagle
R. H. Neagle
West Mistletar Avenue
San Antonio
Onderdenk
Duys
Main Avenue
Éle
California
Kay Tart
Washington
Mia
Poster Contest Held at Museum by Club in San Antonio
The Woman's Progress in the Last Century poster contest sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club will run Sunday and Monday at Wille Moninial Rotel. It is the first annual citywide event with entrants from public and private art schools. First prize is $2.50, second $0.00, third $1. Entries due by 8 p.m. Saturday. judging starts 8:30 a.m. Sunday with public viewing at 10 a.m. Miss Pearl aJson chairs the event.
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Wille Moninial Rotel G
Busimesa
Youen's Club
Landheer Whiners
Sap Antonio
Austin
Washingum
Marjorie Wil
Pearl aJson
Dr Rhodes to Speak at Lions Club Luncheon
Dr Jeremiah Rhodes former superintendent of San Antonio schools returns to the city after a year away to serve as principal speaker at the Lions Club luncheon. The program, presented by Brackenridge School’s Welag department, is directed under Irol Heston Dickes with A G Wickenhe president of the Lions taking part.
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Jeremiah Rhodes
San Antonoy
Spityer
Lions
Esday
Menger
Rhodes
Welag Department
Brackenridge
Irol Heston Dickes
A. G. Wickenhe
The
Linus
Fire Destroys Cottage at West Cevalios Street
A small cottage at 409 West Cevalios, occupied by Miss Gora, was burned in an overnight blaze causing about 50 dollars in damages. The residence at 410 Conner Slaves suffered a separate $400 loss in the incident reported yesterday.
High School Wins Practice Appears Not Credible
Fragmentary text appears to describe an inspection by a school or college district, mentioning an investigation by a temporary education department and the academy meeting certain requirements. The readable segments are inconsistent and do not form a clear outcome.
Court hears AARE CHARGE INQ details in San Antonio case
A special customs agent argued before a United States commissioner that Jose Ceabenula of Laredo caused Marceling Garcia to import liquor without an invoice or permit under the 1930s wrist act. The case, filed as an information from Laredo, lists alcoholic beverages including 3 gallons of alcohol and various tequilas and whiskeys.
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San Antonio
United States
Jose Ceabenula
Laredo
Marceling Garcia
Tequilla
Poreda Outpoints Laughran In Philadelphia Bout
Stanley Poreda of New Jersey scored a clear ten round decision over Philadelphia’s Tommy Laughran in an arena crowd of around four thousand. Poreda landed solidly in most rounds while Laughran was competitive but unable to tilt the balance, leaving the verdict to the New Jersey contender.
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Laughran
Poreda
Philadelphia
Stanley Poreda
New Jersey
Nieed
Tommy Laighran
Tommy
Inik Deapsey
Brila Bohunt
Prin Carney Ika
McKearn
Priladaiphinn
San Antonio tax plan proposed by mayor championed
Commissioner Frank Bundick urged a pay-as-you-go tax plan at a Manufacturers' association meeting, touting year round tax collection and reduced bank interest costs. He cited San Antonio tax assessments this year and noted difficulties from the stadium auction. Directors blamed city council lack of cooperation for park issues and planned a creditors meeting with a trustee appointment after a poor Maple Leafs season with declining attendance and relocated games.
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Ben Antonio
Chambersould
Frank F. Bundick
Manufacturers’ Association
San Antonio
Arceare
Toropla
Ely
Direntors
Vorontis Maple Leafs
United States
Arizmendi and Brown Clash for Featherweight Title Fight
In Los Angeles on December 18, Baby Arismendi and Newsboy Brown, both featherweight hopefuls, square off in a ten round bout billed as a fast and colorful test. Arismendi carries the world title claim as far as California, while the boxing commission accepts Tommy Paul’s Mexico City win as confirming his claim.
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Arizmendi
Brown
Los Angeles
Baby Arismendi
Newsboy Brown
Arismendi
California, Boxing Commission
Tommy Paul
Mexico City
Jefferson High B Team Seeks Open A Game Soon
Jefferson High School coach Rusty Lyons says the Thomas Jefferson B team is ready to play any opponent this week. Lyons invites calls to Patterson High School for scheduling.
Three Women serial debuts in The Light
Faith Baldwin writes a stirring new serial in The Light titled Three Women set in America between the Ambling Eighties and the Thilling Thirties. It follows Joyce Sheldon as she confronts Victorian family control and seeks independence in love.
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Iastea
Faith Baldwin
Joyce Sheldon
Sheldon
Mise Beldwin
Light
Shackley
Federal law extends duck hunting season to two months
A new federal regulation extends the duck hunting season from one to two months. In the north zone the season runs from November 1 to December 31, opening at noon. In the south zone it runs from November 18 to January 15. Boundary lines follow railroad tracks west of San Antonio and east of the Missouri Pacific line. Violations are prosecutable in federal court.
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A. E. Altafelder
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Meeting Called for Officers of sixeye ma 288 Association
Meeting of the sixeye ma 288 Association and directors of the Sié Nkeas Press convenes Saturday at 11 am in the hotel. Fred 1333 serves as secretary. W F Norris presides. one matter pending concerns the disposal of South Texas Bank and another local purchase to spur Brooklyns advertising. Carney of Robstown to report on laying cup commitments.
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FOMES
Sié Nkeas
St of the Otel
Fred
W. F. Norris
Jorndale
South Texas
Hank
van Tydepoalt
New
Brooklytnth
Texas
Carney
Robstown
Visit of Oil Speed Processitor in Continental States
A visitor named Elma Mc Tain traveled through Los Angeles Elma Mc tain and Islip aboard a Bellanca aircraft. The trip included terseholas field and Storpus Cheists events, with Tuesday evening meetings in a May room. She works for a company planning a royal division within OFLIV.
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L.A
Elma Mctain
Islip
Medallion Drive Intensified in San Antonio Area
In a bid to raise funds for the Roosevelt Garner campaign San Antonio Democrats urge full cooperation during a week long drive for medallion purchases. A “Dollue for Democracy” day is set next Saturday with 16 members of the Bexar County Democratic executive committee canvassing 163 precincts. Young Democrats plan a meeting at the courthouse Tuesday to organize. Republicans will convene at the Thirty-seventh Judicial courtroom for a statewide movement supporting Roosevelt and Garner, with former Senator A J Wirle of Beuarn slated to speak.
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San Antonio
Hexar County
Demorralia Executive Committee
Tog
Bovcled
Roosevelt-Garnec
Begun
Youth Dies in Rosewood Crash Leaves Family in Mourning
Charles Dohneon aged 18 died from injuries after a Sunday night automobile collision at San Pedro avenue and Obnos drive. He was a native of St. Louis, had lived in San Antonio for years, and left a family including his mother Mrs H Johnson and sisters Mrs Creston Alise. Three others were lightly injured. H G Burkee of 305 Norris Ramsey street was treated at Robert B Green hospital after being struck nearby.
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Charles Dohneon
Rosewood
St. Louis
Mr. Johnson
McG. Johnson
Stewart Johnson
James Haymore
Creston Alise
San Antonio
San Pedro Avenue
Obnos Drive
H. G. Burkee
Norris
Ramo Street
Robert B. Green
Mm Automobile
Russell Place
Breeden Avenue
Street Charged With Theft of Borrowed Gun
The county attorney’s office filed a theft by taking charge against Deputy Constable A. C. Street of Precinct No. 4 for a pistol valued at $18 allegedly borrowed as evidence. Investigator Melvin Williams filed the charge, claiming the pistol was returned, while Street denounced the action as persecution. Further charges related to illegal confiscation of toll machines were also filed following a court of inquiry before Judge J. F. Onion.
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Worney
Streehaceston
SIO
Justine
Pence
J. F. Onion
Wesmoorland college student paper to debut Friday
Wesmoorland College announces the Loud Speaker will publish its first appearance Friday under editor Edith Dror a freshman from Iron Houston. The bi monthly publication lists Marion Fore as associate editor Adelaide Hienen managing editor Robert Moren as ferture editor Miss Mactan Ely as business manager and sponsor.
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Westmoorland College
Loud Speaker
Edith Dror
Iron Houston
Marion Fore
Slim Fore
Floresville
Adelaide Hienen
Comfort
Robert Morender
Mactan Ely
The
Nely
Entertainment Planned for Optinist Club Meeting
The Optinist club will host a noon program at the St. Anthony hotel on Wednesday featuring Tied Tips and a company of entertainers titled Rip Bnorlers. The lineup includes four dancers, a tap dancer, and Rome Narsepiny. John G. Sword serves as president.
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Chimsan
Rip Bnorlers
St. Anthony
Ttapenker
Rome Narsepiny
Jnhn
Plan Subpoena Bellinger Fails to Appear in Lottery Case
In a San Antonio court, plan subpoenas target Charles Bellinger a wealthy real estate operator who failed to appear. Deputy Hauck reported Bellinger would not come without a subpoena, while county attorney Davis said he would appear willingly once served. The case links Bellinger, his son Valino, and two others to a policy gambling inquiry. Albert Harper testified as the only witness Tuesday denying knowledge of the battery or involvement. Absences of Leonard Drown postponed further testimony to Wednesday.
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Charles Bellinger
John Onion
W. B. Hauck
Bellinger
Sh Iatter
D. F. Davis
Hauck
Valino
Policy Gamer
Harper's
Harper
Leonard Drown
Indictment Error Quashes Charge Against Mungia
A typographical flaw in the second count of the indictment against Rimon Mungia caused Judge W W McGrory to quash the charge for burglary with intent. Defense attorney Louis W Schlesinger had sought a suspended sentence. the district attorney’s team will redraw a corrected form. Mungia returned to custody after seven months in jail.
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Rimon Mungia
W. W. McGrory
Ninety-fourth ‘District Court
Louis Www. Schlesinger
Delos Flick
Mungia
Tho Law
Railroad Body to Decide Bus Line Petitions
The state railroad commission in Austin will decide petitions for new motorbus lines from San Antonio to Anstit Laredo and Corpus Christi filed by Pioneer Bus Lines. Converse citizens seek an order for Randolph Field Transportation between the field and San Antonio. Southland Greyhound opposes the proposals, with attorney Bylvin Lang representing them.
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Austin
Lwa
San Antonin
Thompson
Mark Marshal
State Highway Department
Cnter
Imotorbus
San Antonio
Anstit
Laredo
Southlsna Greyhound Lines
Bylvin Lang
al+torney
Red Cross Drives Begun for 10000 Local Members
Red Cross drives to boost membership start November 11 across the nation as chapters press for increased support. John Barton Payvie urges local chairman Marshall Exbridge to recruit 10 000 members in Bexar County during the two week drive from November 1 to 24. Eskridge notes urgent demand for Red Cross services amid drought relief shortages and unemployment.
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Berwuse
Red Cross
United States
John Barton Payvie
Neblonal Organization
Marshall Exbridge
Bexar County
Wea
Bers Will Be Held From ‘November 1 To 24, Volunteer Workers Will Canvaas
Eskridge
Attentior
Insurance Group to Visit Alamo City
Insurance commissioners who attended a convention in Dallas plan a post-convention tour. They will travel from Dallas to Houston on Wednesday and then visit San Antonio Friday, announced Ed Brendel of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway.
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Ban Antonio
National Association of Insurance Cammissioners
Dallas
Rom
Houston
Ed Brendel
Missouri, Kansas, Texas
Nile Rord
Girls Named to Club at Baylor Alpha Omega VilL
Edith Jackson daughter of Dr. L Es Jackson of 203 West Mulberry Gan Antonio and Lillian Rely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rely 626 Mission Street elected to membership in the Alpha Omega club at Baylor University according to the announcement by the secretary.
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Mise Edith Jackson
L. Es Jackson
West Mulberry
Gan Antonio
Lillian Rely
Jerome Rely
Mission Street
Alpha Omega Vill
Baylor University
Cheb
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