Through Bus Link Planned From Monterey to O A
Bus links between oA and Monterey to create a through service within 40 days. Pickwick officials including general manager Crowd ar and traffic head M. B. Wren oversee the plan as excursion groups meet in Monterey for Labor Day. Nuevo Leon secretary Jose Hepites says efforts will encourage tourism while a $1,000,000 Monterey hotel is announced to be built with American operators.
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Antonio
Monterey
Mexico
Jose Hepites
Nuevo Leon
Mutt
Mosican Capital
Civic Opera Board Meeting Planned This Thursday
The Sam Antonie Civic Opera board of directors will meet Thursday in the tapestry room at the Bi Ath then hie. The session was called by president Mrs Lewin Rennie Hoek. A performance, “T4nafore,” is planned for October 4.
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Civic Opera Board
Sam Antonie Civic Opera
Tommi
Mra
Lewin Rennie Hoek
Silver Fox Firm Plans .4 Ranch In Peru In Chile
The Vernon Silver Fox company of Chile is contemplating a rematrician of a geological greden anal pvhibition ranch near San Anfache four, with T. C. Carrington of the chamber of commerce recording the proceedings.
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Mar San Anfache
Ie Vernon Silver Fie Company
Collision Kills S A Autoist in Corpus Christi Rail Incident
A collision on the Corpus Christi rail line resulted in the death of a driver identified as 16 year old Jim Tarretn from BY7 Austin. The crash occurred when a car collided with another vehicle near the rail tracks, with authorities investigating the fatal incident and injuries reported.
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S.A
Jim Tarretn
Austin Pire
Noted Fliers to Visit San Antonio During Air Races
Internationally known fliers will visit San Antonio for the air races. Mere will stay during the International air race from Drexion City to Kansas City, the feature event of the air circus. Col. Art Gyobet and Capt. frank Hawks among the American flyers expected to compete as foreign pilots. The chamber of commerce will arrange receptions and related plans.
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San Antonio
Drexion City
Kansas City
Kanone
Negro Passes A Traffic Light and Pays Fine of 5 Dollars
J W Hemmings, 37, of 620 South Olive Street, appeared in Coreporation court Tuesday and paid a $5 fine after pausing at a malfunctioning traffic signal at Honaton and Navarre streets. Officer T T Poston testified that Hemmings drove on slowly despite the whistle, and Hemmings looked back but did not stop.
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T. T. Poston
J. W. Hemmings
Onvari
South Olive Street
Hemmings
Coreporation
Honaton
Navarre Streets
Poston
Lemmings
New Yorker Visits Mexican Factory Amid Pan American Plans
Fernanda Fernandes, president of the Hank Note Engraving Aterionory Company of New York, visits a factory in Mexico City en route to plan Pan American highway growth. He envisions strengthened ties between the United States and Mexico and notes hopes for regional development and a more integrated hemisphere.
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New Yorker
Mexico
Fernanda Fernandes
Hank Note Engraving Aterionory Company of
New York
Merton
Riga
Mayor Chambers Outlook on Better Roads in Texas
Mayor Chambers predicts improved highways from San Antonio to Corpus Christi by October. He spoke at a recent good roads meeting hosted by the Southern Texas association, saying there were no decent highways out of San Antonio and asserting a forthcoming repair of the Carrollton road.
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San Antonia
Corpus Ubristi
Southeant Silvert Texam Association
San Antonio
Bayle Pare
Mand
City Pays $6000 for New Bridge on Apache Creek
The city approved a $6000 payment for a new bridge over Apache Creek on South Zareamora Street. A separate $495.20 item noted as Tartingat and a $7500 contract for dressing rooms at Cowreneian Paris were listed. Commissioner Jacob Rudin referred related Woollawi community works to the ark.
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Apache Creek
Zareamora
Hee
Cow Reneian
Council Delays Main Avenue Case Hearing
The city council postponed the Main Avenue case hearing set for Tuesday. A protest by property owner A. Castano delayed proceedings as street widening and assessment meters were discussed. Commissioner Paul Steffler noted grounds for the delay amid objections from Castano whose property lies on the affected street side.
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Council
Main Avenue
Moston Steret
Bonana Playa
A. & Castano
Paul Steffler
Castanin
Castanin, Who Owns Peoperiy
Bienge Wirlencil
Bole Gas
Tropical fruit exhibit planned at Texas fair
Dallas dispatch reports plans for an exhibition of tropical fruit including grapefruit at the Texas fair next fall. Bravenshise chamber of commerce secretary Tirhardson arrived by plane to arrange space for the display.
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Dallas
Athey
Texas
GC. Tirhardson
Bravenshise
Romimerce
Spotlighted Figures Tie to Public Life and Military Moves
A string of local figures and military officers shuffle through civic and public events. Hlareey P. Swith, an architect, faces scrutiny amid restoration chats at the Spanish governors palace. Lt. Raymond W. Briga and Cameron Briga of the Navy Air Corps head to Cleveland for national air maneuvers. TV Wilkem returns from a two week Louisiana visit. The Lions Club hosts Ladies Day while Rev J C Everett tours Pleasant Fort and Austin revival work.
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Hlareey P. Swith
Inscea
Olin
Berar County
Santa Fe
N. M
Spavich
Lim
Pease Coarse
Lions Club
Wilkem
New Orleans
Ligut
Raymond W. Brigga
Dullep
Taigut
Cameron Briega
Nave Air Gorps
Theutenant Riggs
Dallas
Cleveland
Ohio
Hunt Claims First Season Accident Near Fort Worth
First accident in Tarrant county of the hunting season was recorded Monday near Fort Worth when 16 year old William Trine was shot accidentally while hunting with his father Rassy Prince. The youth was severely wounded as his shotgun discharged near the city.
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Fort Worth
Tarrant
William Trine
Prince
Rassy Prince
Bank Examiner Is Given Banquet in Austin
State banking commissioner Tinnes Shaw and department employees hosted a banquet at Any River Farm for longtime deputy for public regulation and retiring vice president with the Bruthwrat Tri in Ran Antonin. Governor Moods attended the event among speakers and guests.
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Austin
Tinnes Shaw
Department
Seare
Ran Antonin
Moods
Peace Near In Street Transition Settlement Reached
An amicable settlement between the Dosara rereek committee and J O Tremblay, lessee of the Mueller property, aims to extend Ton soya street to Maske elroet. The city will not condemn Tremblay’s lease until a meeting with the street committee, with Tremblay’s four year lease in effect. The failed settlement prompted possible condemnation actions by the city, contingent on further talks.
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Dosara Rereek Wictnting Committee
JO Wrenthlay
Mueller
Maskeelroet
I. P Drought
Mr. Champera
Mx. Dhough
Tremblay
Losova
Paul ER. Steffler
Hin Attoroey
Mayer Eld
Sinton Pickers Get Fair Weather Aid
Sinton farmers benefit from clear skies boosting cotton harvest now in progress. One Portland-area grower reports 386 bales from RGn acres while a West Linton farmer aims for Z0 bales from 360 acres as picking continues day and night.
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Sinton
Portland
West Linton
Student planes depart for El Paso training mission
Twelve airplanes left Ketly Colt Cuore day morning carrying aids students of the hom imsilment section of the Adysurei Fixing school for El Paso. Eighteen students flew aboard with Lieuts J W Monahan R A Sansely and IT Ro Larter accompanying as instructors for regional formation training.
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Homimsilment
Adysurei Fixing School
Ketly Colt
el Paso
South Texas Employment Bureau Reports 61,000 Placed
A communication from WT. Ef. Vallin, superintendent of the United States employment bureau, states that 61,000 laborers for South Texas have been placed in work by the Leon Murreatt since early records began. The bureau operates offices in the old Market House.
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G. 3B
Chanters
Ef. Vallin
United States
Wash Jogte
South Texas
Leon
Perkins Takes Inspection Tour at Laredo Visit
C A Perkins assistant superintendent of the herder patrol is in Laredo on a semi annual inspection trip. He will visit immigration officers en route from Dayton Ohio. The visit aims to review procedures and assign tasks as part of routine oversight.
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C. A. Perkins
Perkns
Herder Patrol
Laredo
Immigration Officnrs
Wit Herder Toms O
Bee
Darmen Cammander
Kellyfield
Dayton
Ohio
Autoist Follows Fire Engine in Collision Fined
In Corporation court Rudelph Portes of 2615 Bennett Street and another driver were charged after their vehicles collided with a fire engine on Dav Mora and Varin Vista streets. The judge stated the engine cut the corner and both drivers were liable for negligence.
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Rudelph Portes
Dave Wrteen
Remling
Discontinuance of Promotions in Army Unit
The War Department orders discontinuance of promotions and new appointments in the fifteenth Field Artillery regiment. The unit will be placed on the inactive list with dates expected in September or October. The move aims to provide for expansion of the Air Corps and other national defense needs.
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War Department Sas
Washington
Air Corps
City Renames Franklin Park to Columbabus Park
The city on Tuesday approved renaming Franklin Park to Columbabus Park. The park, bordered by Ban Sabr Concho Lakeview and Morales streets, was requested for the change by residents in the neighborhood.
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Franklin Park
Ban Sabr
Concho
Lakeview
Morales
Tresidenta
City Council Pays Single Bill at Meeting
City council records show a lone financial transaction during the weekly session. The council approved a payment of 485.78 to cover a single line item, marking the only monetary action on the agenda.
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Cily
Paper Hut to Stay in Park
Mayor C Chan bore announced that a paper hut in the Lugo Voll park will remain undisturbed after officials permitted Outsiders to occupy. The mayor said he would take over the park for Arlen Fulton, the new superintendent, and that the frame house may stay with the park manager holding custody as restitution.
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Lugo Voll
Gril
Renckensidie Park
C Chanbore
I Arlen Fulton
Moxor
Fitton
Soo
Negro Given Five Years in Prison Term Suspended
Adolph Redding, a Black man, received a five year prison sentence with the term suspended after a Ninety-fourth District Court hearing before Judge Woo Anthony. Indicted for theft of an automobile on March 13, the case tied to a separate two year term serving for Reis Mingia, with testimony indicating Redding only drove the car and that it had been stolen.
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Adolph Redding
Woo S. Antthony
Tuaseis
Reis Mingia
Howe
Tedding
College Special to Carry Girls to Sidlen College
About twenty girl students from San Antonio and nearby areas will ride a special car over the Southern Pacific line on September 10 to Sidlen College in Bristol, Toon, for enrollment and study.
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San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Sidlens Veollege
Bristol
Toon
City Council to Visit Kendall Fair for Fair Attendance
The mayor accepted an invitation to attend the Kendall fair. A council delegation will visit Kendall during the event on September 66. The invitation was extended to city officials for participation at the Pearsnil fair.
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Kendall Fair
Maxyor
Ant City
Marinestones
Ueaday
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Romney
William Tennant
George Romney
R. A
Otto
Iowa
Chambers
Finnegan
Wu Roa
Psleyp Eyedinntecin
Beilain
Ad Carter
Gainsborough
Henry E. Huntington
California
Huntington Galleries
San Marino
Blue Boy
Mmany
Sir Joshua Reynolds
F.G. Tubbs
Postat Telesragh Company
de Newesc
Bred Mulvson
Cut Ta Munson
Jae
Twentieth Infantry
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Tieutennal Munson
J.C. Everett
South
San Ane
Tom
Pleasant Foi
Cy Eneter
Ag Omarar
Wille Museum
Sod Bice
W. Hy Phare
Raoch
R. J. Hilpie
Tgberinthes
Columbus, Ga
J. W. Spey
George IX
Sparhawk of
Rocks Field
Sunney
Chanute
Field
Minois
GM. Tucker
Toustan
Ward
Eer Eriein Childnesa
Lip
Seguin
Hunt
Seaboard Utilities Shares Corp
Blount-Thompson Co, Inc
Smith-Young Tower
Crockett
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