Edwards County Protest Against Bexar County License Fees
Edwards County commissioners protest against Bexar County in allocating automobile license fees. They claim the larger portion given to Bexar harms smaller counties and undermines regional trade centers. The letter, sent to The San Antonio Light, is signed by County Judge J J Johnson and the Edwards County commissioners.
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Hilyards County
Cmers
Besar Connty
Ny Tiernse Frostany
Atacosa
Guadalups
Raturday
Ayn Antonio
Ineal
Rotm
Iarcser
Beene
Nexar Raunir Commissioners’ Court
Borden
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Commissioners’ Court
Edwards County
Tle Arden
Bexar County
Texar
San Antonio
Two Courses Added to St Mary's U Night School
Night school at St Mary's university opened at St Marys academy on College Street with two new courses. A psychology of adolescence and high school methods class meets Tuesdays from 7 to 9 30 p m under Mr Fred J Amnker. A beginner course in commerce and finance will be organized permanently at 7 p m Fridays.
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Rr Marya Academy
College Street
St Mary's University
Tir
Fred J. Amnker
Academy
Hair Loss Miracle Promises Full Head of Hair
An ad offers a patent remedy named MARANESE for hair loss aimed at married women in New York. It boasts quick regrowth, thickens hair, and includes testimonials about dramatic transformation. The copy warns against bald patches and urges readers to buy the concoction for a guaranteed result.
Letters on pensions and aging wage burdens from a reader
A letter from a 65 year old writer details hardship and dependence on kin as taxes rise. The plea questions old age pensions and urges authorities to address destitution among the elderly. The note also includes a reader’s remark about the town’s printing setup and lack of a hand press, describing the current platen press in use.
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Lapa
Lhursday
San Antonio
S&l
Anthony Love
Chendini & Price Platen
LA TU Mibre
Fu Anthony Violet
Chimney stunt method described in forum letters
A reader questions a Friday issue and Mr. Anderson's forum article describing a method to pull a man down from a chimney. The text hints at using an umbrella and a card and seeks explanation of the maneuver and its plausibility.
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Edito Jn
Sone Paper
Anderson
Married Women and Salary in San Antonio Rebuttal
A letter argues that married women face discrimination in job allotment amid economic pressure. It cites Miss Smith and Mrs. Jones as examples, noting Smith would need earnings for living while Jones is supported by a husband. The piece questions public policy and fairness in hiring during economic strain.
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San Antonio
Aca Mius Smith
Ales. Jours
Smith
Mice Smith
Sippora
Innes
Mies Smith
Dazene
Aptrees
Peepee
Interview Warns of Soaring Cotton Prices
The Morning Tribune publishes an interview with Dr. Tayne, former president of the Never-Trans Cotton Exchange, who warns that a new cotton market anomaly could double current prices. He notes potential causes and implications for growers and traders.
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Morning Tribune Today
Frank DR. Tayne
Weil
Martial rule suspended in Chile after mutiny
The Chilean government suspended martial law across the country on September 13 17. Antofagasta province remained under siege status from the recent mutiny. The action ends a period of military control following the uprising and signals a move toward civilian governance amid unrest.
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Santiago
Chile
Falay
Antofacasinav
Yalcahwano
Kenedy Chamber Examines Local Jobless Situation
Kenedy chamber of commerce met to address the labor shortage with plans to help unemployed residents. Discussion included a fall employment planting initiative and a forthcoming financial meeting to fund efforts.
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Kenedy
Tesas
Kenedy Chamber of Commerce
Secong Sen
Ening
Fr Vrei Re
Pensions Debate Among Indian War Veterans Planned
An early report notes a convention agenda item to discuss readjustment of pension schedules for Indian war veterans, aligning them with those for veterans of later conflicts. The event is tied to the Calumet area and involves veteran leaders and officials.
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Caile Julian
Veternas
Ap Teedny
Capone Urged as Farm Benefactor
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Capone
Fingerprint Records Urge Arms Buyer Checks
Fragmented OCR text discusses fingerprints for arms buyers, urging a fingerprinting system tied to firearm purchasers. Mentions references to files, open access by authorities, and concerns about privacy and enforcement, with unclear names and dates.
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