Army X building delay sparks appraisal challenge in San Antonio
Officials reveal a federal action to delay erection of a new Army X building in San Antonio. An appraisal board valued the property at 12,000,000, with objections claiming the amount is excessive and will hinder fair market value. Lawyers for the city contest the appraisal as insufficient.
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Federal District Clerk
Needex
Sto Brewer
Attornes
John D. Hartman
United States District Attorney
Ure Price
Kam C. Hell
TW. Patton
Aeb
Spencer
T. A. Rumner
National Army
Baty Young Men's
Christian Associa Thhat
San Antoin
Ryiner
Banker's confession leads to prison terms in embezzlement case
In Chicago on February 20, Walter FE was sentenced to 10 to 100 years after admitting to embezzling 37,000 dollars from the Continental Minnis bank. He had previously promised to reform if he confessed and stated he would return the money.
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Wees
Erie
Chicago
Walter FE
Continental Minnis Bank
Ashes Blamed for Garage Fire in Tampico Area
Investigators blame ashes for a fire that damaged a garage at 2107 Tampico Avenue on Tuesday morning. No injuries reported and the blaze caused light damage to the structure.
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G. Hordiguez
Tampico
Obituary notices for Annie Baker Virginia Atkinson and Ferdinand Arnold
Obituary notices list funeral plans for Annie Baker who died at her residence on Santa Clara Street with services at the tribe Undertaking chapel and burial at Laverni Ave. she was a native of Guadalupe County with relatives in San Antonio and El Paso. Virginia A Atkinson aged 91, longtime San Antonio resident, died Monday. services held at Mission Park with survivors including siblings in Dallas Oswego Memphis and California, plus four sisters and two grandchildren. Ferdinand P Arnold, 60, died Monday. funeral at Riehe Undertaking chapel with burial at San Jose cemetery. he had lived in San Antonio 30 years and belonged to several unions and Knights of Columbus groups, survived by a wife and multiple relatives.
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Annie Baker
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Laverni Ave
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Guadilupe County
Exons
San Antonio
Alta Ind
Beek
Leck
EL Faso
Texas
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Virginia A. Atkinson
San Aneroblo
West Siwomit
Buring
Mission Park
Mra
Atkinson
Tipler
Tenn
James II
Dallas
Charles G
Oswego
Qre
Eugene J
Memphis
Jan
Ece Dauchier
Vinnie Wricke
Dans Angles
Calif
Avon
F. P. Arnold
Riehe Undertaking
Ferdinand P. Arnold
Duchiel Street
D. B. Feenx
San Jose
Arnot
Tera
Boen
Order of Sleeps Ing
Knights of the Maccahees
Ble Willow
Minnin Arnold
John R
Howard Cravena
Joe Arnold
Torktown
Mary Willis
Ander
Christian Doehmen
Merersville Toras
Stabilization of Easter Suggested at Geneva Conference
Geneva Ort 20. Delegates at the international calendar reform conference deferred world calendar reform again after adjournment. Most delegates favor fixing Easter by the second Saturday in April and asked the League of Nations to transmit recommendations to the churches.
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Geneva
Exeter
League of Nations
Train In Again as Society Style Returns to Capital
The piece notes fashion society prospects for the social season at the capital. It mentions trains and travel as tangential to gowns worn by dets and dowagers, reflecting on fashion and schedule during the season.
Mine Explosion in HEBNE Mont Genig Fatalities Rise
A Mont Genig mine disaster near HEBNE Westphalia Germany claimed a total of 42 deaths after three more workers died last night from injuries sustained in yesterday’s explosion. Four others are not expected to survive.
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Hebne
Westphalia
Germany
Mont Genig
President Hoover Reviews Naval Cadets at Annapolis
At Annapolis on May 8, 1930 or 1931, President Hoover detached from the battleship Arkansas after 3 p.m. and reviewed the corps of midshipmen before proceeding to the capital. The event highlighted a formal inspection by the president of U S naval cadets aboard ship at the harbor.
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Hoover
Annapolis
Flovrer
Arkansas
Corps of Midshipmen
Capital
Laval Expresses France Position in Disarmament Talks
The dispatch from Paris reports Premier Laval remains firm on France policy in armament talks. France would cut armaments further while maintaining deterrence and avoiding escalation.
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Laval
France
Hierre Des France
Premite Laval
Ube
Stady
Turkey Must Buy Clothes at Home ISLANBUT Oct
A scrambled OCR fragment lists items about Turkey and clothing purchases with scattered names and numbers, mentioning a date in October and a contact line with a partial address. The text is garbled but indicates a local listings style notice or advertisement.
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Turkey
Islanbut
Tayudlen
Keinal
Fnifiss
Lou
Indigent May Be Sent to Farms Proposal Considered by Detroit Welfare Board
Detroit welfare officials debated sending indigent families to farms within a reasonable distance for the winter. Plan requests farm lodging and meals funded by welfare, with about 12 dollars in cash for shinemouth and boarders expected to work on the farm to cover costs.
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Pha City Welfare Commission
Iuanyon
Munnicipal
Cikr
Farma
Detroit
Bindioees
al Lodging Lo Gueh
Shinemouth
New Zealand town struck by hurricane hailed as violent storm
Dunedin woke to a fierce morning hurricane causing damage to several buildings but no casualties reported by mid afternoon. The scene was noted as severe with unconfirmed reports of debris and disruptions as residents sought shelter and assistance.
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New Zealand
Dunedin
Chicago Police Job Bartering Probed
A Chicago report examines alleged bartering of police jobs within the city department. The piece notes moves from patrolman to lieutenant and other rank changes, with attorneys and officials cited as involved. The article outlines improper practices and potential profit from the system.
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