California to Mexico: writer's long road to a new book
The narrative traces Jeff Davibocic Carlotan Beals leaving an adding machine job for Standard OU people in California and heading toward Mexia then on via San Antonio and New York City. After college, he worked in an office but found it tedious, adding up requisition sheets and other duties while seeking his sixth book to press.
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Poday
Jeff Davibocic
Carlotan Beals
Ia California
Ford
Mexia
San Antonio
Abou
New York City
Mexican writer and globe-trotting author under fire
The passage outlines the career of a writer who embraced Mexico as his subject, producing works like Mexico An Interpretation and Route to Death before later publishing travel writings and a biography of Porfirio Diaz. He toured Italy, met Mussolini, and planned moves to Havana and New York City, with multiple publishers courting him.
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Rio Granda
Max Tca
Mexico
Italy
Odh
Mussolini
Continent country book plans and travel tastes noted
An author plans a future book on a continental country and may begin next year. He enjoys Latin culture, eating and drinking, carries Regis charity cartons and a Mexican cigarette. He met his wife Elizabeth Daniel in Mexico City, married there eighteen months ago. He admires Barcelona and Iceland, and carves out evenings with friends in far corners of the world.
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Besla
iIna
Elizabeth Daniel
San Antonio
Mexico City
Cadet Albert Clark to Begin West Point Studies
Cadet Albert Clark son of Col A B Mark 359 Bruhan Boulevard prepares for academic work at West Point this week after two months of military training. He was appointed by the District of Coimbra commissioners. The report notes other local tidbits including a missed eclipse and a possible concert venture by Plank Advertising.
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Cadat Alnert P- Clark
Col
A. PB
Mark
Bruhan Boulevard
West Point
Coimbra
Foreign War Vet Chairman Named at State Encampment
The state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold next June appoints for committees on arrangements. Appointed are Carles Andersoft publicity, Photography, Chem Smith entertainment, Mucury, Maverick reception, BE Hell finance, Joel Bettencourt nod parade, and B H Nichols.
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Carles Andersoft
Dateman
Chem Smith
Mucury
Maverick
BE. H. Hell
Joel
Bettencourt
Nod Parade
B. H. Nichols
Justice Assesses First Hunting Fine Amid Dove Tuning Trials
A jagged OCR fragment reports a hunting fine tied to a dove tuning trial. It names a local judge and a game warden, but the text is severely garbled, making exact names and places unclear. The core note indicates a first hunting penalty was imposed following an inspection or proceeding linked to new dove regulations.
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Jaeiee
Praca
P. Onion
Iit
Enata
Exinarniene
Engipiains
Fruit Dealers Attack Fee Legality in City Suit
A group of fruit and vegetable dealers filed suit in the Talelyceventis District Court seeking to block a $50 annual license fee. Judge Perry B. Robertson granted a temporary restraining order and set a hearing for September 8. Plaintiffs claim the fee is an unconstitutional occupation tax and target rivals under the Texas Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Dealers association influence.
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Talelyceventis
Perry B. Robertson
G. OC. Tenave
M. Chambers
Owen Kilday
Platneltts
Plaintains
Wey
Dealtre
Uke Association
Chembers
Air Mail Poundage Gains in August
August air mail poundage rose as routes from San Antonio increased. The northern route to the North and East moved 50 pounds 7 ounces, up from July. The southern vault to Mexico carried 4510 pounds 12 ounces, while total toilet yielded 496 pounds 3 ounces. The western route to California carried 298 pounds 15 ounces, up from 230 pounds 12 ounces.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Cal- Morila
Bog
Tynan and Assistants Head to State Meet
District Attorney Walter Tynan and three assistants Bernard Laden James Young and Delos Minch depart at noon for the state meeting of district attorneys They plan to study a proposed law revising severance in criminal cases to save money by avoiding separate trials when multiple defendants are charged together They expect to return Bundey
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Walter Tynan
Bernard Laden
James Young
Delos Minch
Gorous Christ
Bundey
Suspect Sought After Alleged Wife Abduction
Suspect Arredondo, believed to have threatened Bel Rio, was seen near San Antonio and Del Rio while in custody of Deputy Sheriff A. E. Mitchel. Law enforcement traced Arredondo crossing the river, with a warrant issued by Sheriff M. Whilntlor. The arrest occurred ten miles from the Plattanton road at a farm.
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Waller Ateredondo
Bexar County
San Antonio
del Rio
A. E. Mitchel
Azeddondia
Bel Rio
Bharitr J. J. Lawrence
Lawrece
Arredindo
Tvl
Vilin Acia
Ana
Iain de Rin
M. 3
Local artists to exhibit at Witte museum galleries
Five branches of art will appear in the With Mengial museum galleries in September. A jury including Dr. Raymond Eyveratl and Harry Anthony De Young selected winners across watercolors oil paintings drawings pastels and sculpture. Notable entrants include Lillian Anthony Betty Bell Max Buchaven May Wherler Cooney and many others across painting drawing and sculpture fields.
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With Mengial Museum
Lowe
Raymond Eyveratl
University of Texas
Harry Anthony de Young
Paul Radda Oank
Mrae A. J. Bell
Lillian Anthony
Biatelie Bell
Max Buchaven
May Wherler Cooney
Ssnie Dyran
John Enser
J. C. Filippooe
Kerenec Coleman
John Griffith
Alfredo Guerra
Rose Harpham
Guy W
Holloman
Peter ‘Holmstedt
Carl Hoppe
M. W. Lender
Lucie H. Locke
Mrs. McMahan
Walter A. McKinney
Texas
Witte Museum
John F. Enser
Heavy Rains Raise Medina Lake Levels Reported by Joy Granieri
Joy Granieri said Medina Lake rose two feet from Wednesday to Thursday as heavy rains continued. By Friday morning the lake was about eight feet from the spillway, Granieri added, warning the waters still rising.
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Medina Lake
Joy Granieri
Graneri
Groniesi
Japanese Officer Reports for Duty at Port Bam Houste
Major Matsujira Kimura of the Japanese Imperial army has reported for a six month duty with the Second division and been attached to Ube Twenty third infantry at Port Bam Houste.
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Matsujira Kimura
Port Bam Houste
Ube
Millon F Thomas Rites Held in Texarkana Ark
Funeral services will be held in Texarkana Arkansas for Millon F Thomas 71 an employee of the Bell Telephone company for 50 years who died Thursday night. The body was accompanied by his daughter Mrs Pearl Miller from Fort Doyle. Thomas began in 1879 with Western Union then helped install Little Rocks first telephone switchboard and joined the telephone company thereafter. He came to San Antonio in 1993 served as manager at the San Antonio Exchange twice superintendent and division giant superintendent here. In 2000 he led restoration work at Galveston after the flood. He retired as division inspector and special agent for Southwest Texas in 1980. Survived by his daughter and a son Herr Thomas of Dallas.
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Texarkana
Ark
Millon F
Thomas
Bell Telephone Company
Pearl Miller
Fort Doyle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Little Rock
Telephone Company
San Antonio
Thomns
Galveston
Agenml
Southwest Texas
Knoxwe
Herr Thomas
Dallas
Hebrew Society to Sponsor Party
The Hebrew Sheltering Society plans a party at Congregation Rodeph Shalom Bal Tare, 215 Wyoming Street, starting July 4 at 4 a.m. Rabbi J Mozerky, president, will lead. weather forced light attendance and the public has been muttered.
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Hebrew Sheltering Society
UL Sen
Congregation
Rodel Shaam
Wyoming
J. Mozerky
Thieves Cart Off Hedge From Lape Property
A hedge was dug up and carted away from the Ligustrum hedge line at 427 East Glennnye, according to a Friday report to police. The owner said the entire Agustrum hedge was missing after Thursday night.
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Lape
East Glennnyeaie
Reserve Bank Shows Gains for Dallas Branch Weekly Resources
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas totals 170 082 00 for the week ending Friday, with a rise from last week and a drop from the prior year. Holdings of bills and securities reach 47 340 000, reflecting a slight week-to-week decrease and year-to-year change. Overall resources total 97 082 000, showing mixed weekly and yearly shifts in bills and securities.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Billa and Securities
San Antonio Man Reports Stolen Auto Worth $1
A San Antonio resident reports a 1936 Ford valued at $1 stolen from the 200 block of West Nueva Street Friday night. The notice also mentions various other thefts including items from homes and businesses in the area.
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San Antonio
John Salazar
Zavala Street
Ford
West Nueva Street
Sarah Goldin
Dulles
Walter Hammonds
Yellowstone
C. G. Bennett
Guest
Anthony Ietel
Aviation Cleaners
North St
Mary's Street
Goliad Street
Plaontowsky
Montana Strect
Mead to wed victim’s niece in barber shop shooting
A.M. Mead a barber of 1138 No Salitos street faced assault to murder charges in the shooting of Roland Baylor at Mead’s shop on a Saturday night. Baylor planned to persuade Irene Montgomery Baylor to return home. Baylor was wounded in the chest and side but is expected to recover.
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A.M. Mead
Salitos Street
Roland Baylor
Oriental Street
Irene Montgomery
Baylorx Mies
L D. Boatman
Alamo Methodist Church
Mead
Baylor
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ad Linguank Hospital
Otto Kahn Accepts Invite to San Antonio Civic Opera
From Grand Hotel Salzburg Otto Kahn, noted art patron and opera director, tentatively accepts attending the opening performance of the San Antonio Civic Opera company next year. A letter to Mrs. Taylor Krams Beck says he is a supporter and donor to the company and favors The Yeomen of the Guard. He hopes to attend if possible.
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Otto Kahn
A. Opera Company
Grand Hotel De L/Europe
Salzburg
Opera Companion
United States
Europe
San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Kahn Lao
Civic Opera Company
Eller
Tewla Krams Beck
Ehntler
Lo Ba
Tuemiay
Tuition Cut At San Antonio Junior College
San Antonio Junior College will charge 60 per semester, down from 75, a 20 percent tuition reduction. Board business manager Paul Scholz said the cut stems from salary reductions of 30 to 42 percent for teachers, moving the college closer to self sufficiency.
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San Antonio Junior College
Paul Scholz
San Antonio Board of Education
Schogly
Payel
Aftiota
Man Killed by Improvised Extension Cord
Robert I Schaefer of 71d Wyoming Street died Friday from an improvised electric light extension cord while repairing an automobile owned by Joc Fernandez of 203 Fear Street Thursday night. He was electrocuted as he worked under the car and died at Robert D B Green Hospital after arrival.
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Robert ‘I. Schaefer
Wyoming Street
Schiefer
Joc Fernandez
Fearstreet
Schwefey
Robert DB. Green Hospital
Hidden liquor trap found after raid on San Antonio site
Prohibition agents reported uncovering a concealed liquor trap during a raid Thursday night on a San Antonio site in the 1300 block Wes Cothimerco Street. Milton Balderas testified that a box and trap arrangement held beer cans, aiming to exonerate Adelann Navatta. Bond set at 4740 for the man and 600 for the woman.
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San Antonio
Wes Cothimerco
Milton Balderas
Assistant Health Officer Loses Job Tie to Sperrset
Assistant health officer A. Ware of Sperrset was dropped from the county payroll by the commissioners court on an economy measure. Three other assistants to Dr. Gond won retention. all assistants receive salaries of 100 dollars per month.
Georgia Sheriff Pursues Two Fugitives Across State Lines
Georgia sheriff Bennell aims to extradite two fugitives, Sir Antonie Friday and Trethea Wright, wanted on simple larceny charges. The men reportedly fled in a rented car toward San Antonio as Governor Ross Slerning weighs action.
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Shaviff TV
Georgia
Sir Antonie Friday
Trethea Wright
Polly Barber
Sherif Bennel Caprice
Ginvernor Ross Slerning
Airin
San Antone
Roaring lion sighting alarms Sablnns West Poplar district
A large lion was reportedly seen near Sablnns and West Poplar streets at 5 a.m. causing a citywide scare. Milkman John Montes described the animal as wounded, with crowds of residents and dogs tracking its movements. An armed squad searched the area but found no trace, and police urged residents to keep children indoors until the animal is captured.
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Sablnns
West Poplar
Paji
Bracken Ridge Park Zoo
Jwhn Mantes
Sabpinns
West Poplar Streets
Montes
Montex
No. 16
San Marcos Street
HJ. Ricks
Rayalty
Fred Fest
Col Wade to Direct ROTC Units in Dallas
Col Wade, 49, assigned to Fort Sam Houston, will head the Dallas High School ROTC units. Maj Allen Bayd Jr and Capt RE Fisher will transfer to Fort Worth ROTC duties, relieving officers at Fort Sam Houston. Lieut Col Allan PF McLean and Capt Charney Muller will move to Fort Worth for ROTC duties. Major James P. Moore will depart to El Paso for ROTC duties.
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Wort
Benatiin BR
Wade
Beroud
Fort Sam Hersten
Dallas
Dillas High School
Fnr
Eighth Corps
Maj
Allen
Bayd J
Twenty-third Infantry
Capt
RE. Fisher
Ninth Infantry
Fort Worth
Fort Sam Houston
Cal
Allan PF. McLean
Gopt
Charney Muller
Tellrett
James P. Moore
Whantey
el Paso
Beer Mash Leads to $500 Bond in Local Case
Federal agents reported finding 32 pints of beer and mash in a Sharer Street house. The defendant, Dires entared, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. The bond amount was set at $500 as the case proceeds.
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Herbert Dares
Sharer Street
Suburban Farm Sale Authorized by Federal Judge
Federal Judge DuVal Wratnie Unori approves a suburban farm sale covering 10 acres in San Antonio area. The deal involves a consideration of 750 million dollars and the project proceeds under receiver oversight, with the parcel identified as a San Antonio irrigated farming holding.
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DuVal
San Antonio
Parmg
Doctor Stapp Pleads Guilty in Narcotics Case
Dr R V A Stapp of F aylandale pleaded guilty to 14 counts in federal court on a narcotics related case. He paid a 750 dollar fine and was discharged. The case revealed drug stock from a St Louis hospital and early patient doses. Other local physicians were named in the grand jury indictments. seven cases pending. Hartman led the proceedings as U S District Attorney.
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Espit San
RV. A. Stapp
Faylandale
Federal District Court
Slapp
United States
John DB. Hartman
Docky Wing
Stapp
Hartman
Staffett
Act
Hartman Sald
Imi
Yivestza
San Antonio
Nis Hartinndale
St. Lows Hospital
Slepp
St. Louis
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