Shipping Board to Run Boats Between Texas and Brazil
Nortoe has been sent to Representative by Stone Briggs of Galveston. The United States Shipping Board plans four line steamers to operate between Galveston and Brazilian ports. An initial cargo of 10960 bags of coffee is anticipated monthly. Galveston Houston and other chambers of commerce report ongoing efforts to establish the service as permanent and to reduce freight costs to Texas coffee roasters and importers through South America trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortoe
Stone Briggs
Galveston
United States Shipping Tour Title Board
Pugt Partion
Tesis
Ji Yoadesl
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
San Antonio
Texas
South America
Mir
VETS Launch Active Drive Amid Feccigo Wars Revival
The Feterars of Feccigo Wars report a lively meeting and plan a membership drive. Officers announce uniforms and identifiers for members, with regular Army I meetings on the first third Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon LeGryse
Hee Cimmanier
Alec
Plan a Housewarming at Veterans Training School Exhibit
An exhibit of rotational training products for disabled war veterans will open Monday night at the United States Veterans' Training School in Week End with a carnival on the auditorium dance night. F. L. Tipbite announces eight new buildings include a large shop, concrete floor, 600 seat auditorium, post exchange, and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poul Neal
Eligible officers of the regular army from San Antonio named
The report lists D A Webster and St Meitzen of San Antonio as among the Lower Kendrates of the 12 cles from A and M Collepe unfit for commissions without further exam. Nine men chosen for commissions in the regia army after last spring, with Webster and Meitzin in their group. Several officers noted for honors and examinations and selection of 146 other graduates from 122 cons of A and Mf. 10 to be commissioned as second officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Webster
St. Meitzen
San Antonio
M. Collepe
Regia
Seconl
Webster
Meitzin
Biner Whettie
Todd
Ro. TC
Wat
Thy Marine
Atkins
Bendere
Key of
Flaresville
AL Fiveder
Lregi
Ced BM College
Bas Dleus
Englih Corps
Bert HU
Fornery
Study Katy Charter and Financial Totals from Fort Bend
A historical clipping reports on Katy charter matters and related financials. It notes petition details, court actions, and a receivership threat with figures for the week including taxes and amounts tied to clay and cemetery results, mentioning Crockett and community financials.
Radio Prize Winner Named in Waco Page
Homer Hedges of Waco last week won free radio parts in a station prize. His name appeared on the radio page with the offer to pick headphones as the prize. A caller urged others to enter next week and claim prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hedges
T21
Fast Waco
Annownerd Ag
Homer
Sundsy
Licht
Cool Bungay
Mozart Society opens amid rising chorus talent in city
The Mozart Society meets at Corina Hall with 1 strong chorus, director David L. Ormester, and Eleanor Markensen as secondist. Rosa Ponselle is secured for October 24 with the Metropolitan Opera, her fifth consecutive year, after advancing three new roles this season. The Chaminade Choral Society plans a Monday session in Jillin Pou) Butz's studio to rehearse for a Sunday program at Travis Park Methodist Church featuring a mix of songs and choral numbers led by Miss Pose selle and Mr. Tack, with several soloists and ensembles expected.
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Mozart Society
Corina Hall
David L. Ormester
Eleanor Markensen
Feston
Rosa Ponselle
Len
Metropolitan Oyen
Caraea
Miss Poseselle
Fathem
Zichurss
Pie
San Antonio
Chaminade Choral Society
Jillin Pou
Butz
Berg
A. Taurgarderry
Fohn
M. Seinldt
San Antonio College of Music
Burton
New York
Travis Park
Nerker
Mr. Keck
Katherine Chas
Tack
Lanaery
Cham
DIPPING VATS BLASTED
Reported blast at dipping vats cited by authorities as investigation continues with few details available. Names and exact location not confirmed in the fragmented notice.
Assault to Murder Charge Shocks City Court Record
A complaint in Justice Fisk’s court cites Charse-Bilal Masse and an accomplice charged with assault to murder after a man was stabbed in the left chest with a pocket knife on Thursday night. The victim, Cecil Carter, was taken to Green Memorial Hospital in critical or serious condition. Detected suspects were arrested by detectives. Masse waived an examining trial and bond was set at a nominal amount. Additional notices advertise local services and products, including plumbing, jewelry, and home services, reflecting a chaotic page of crime notes and classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charse
Bilal Masse
Home Brings $25,000 at Alamo Heights sale
The house on Myre Tacx Tobin Thorman, BOB Kyrody Avenue in Alamo Heights was bought Saturday for 25,000 dollars. The note references a Colonial style adaptation and mentions experts including Namel Wead of Genlogists and the Southwestern Geological… Dallas, Texas, Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Thorman
Bob Kyrody
Alamo
Heights
Sway
WOW
Phaenten
Nameil Wead
Dallas
Tex
Liperberg
Railways Near Peace as Agreements Reach Major Lines
Biton Chicago December 10 reports rapid settlement along major railways with private agreements and company unions forming to end strikes. Negotiations continue on other lines while officials expect the Norby belt runaways to end soon. Union leaders press for dismissal motions in the Daugherty case as they seek to halt violence and expose conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biton
Chicago
Pruce
Othny
Hallroad
Mensner
Low
Bert Mr. Jewell
Valence
Daugherty
Ptihosds
Avery
Railroad striker Doak held on $1000 bond in Texas
A San Antonio federal complaint accuses Doak of posing as Drakebeaker machinist Marganet to damage equipment at, and reveal disruptive plans by, a Southern Pacific railroad shop crew. DOJ agents report arrests of others in the case as they seek to disrupt a strike and prevent further action at the Houston area site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Faso
Tex
Doak
Banta Se
Department, of Justice
Duval
San Antonio
United States Qoninistioner
Selmi
Drikebeaker
Marganet
Smuthera
Martial Law Forces Mobilized at Denison
Avalin, Sept. 16. Texas martial law orders routed 250 men under Governor Netl. Adjutant General Barkey notified Denison to muster the force by noon Monday. Rainfall until now exceeds two and a half inches. all Gulf coast region reports general precipitation. Farmers optimistic as rains favor crops next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalin
Texas
Nartinanl Chined
Martial
Robstern
Fitleen Lauren
Gulf Coast
MAY ABANDON BODIES IN MISSOURI RIVER SCENE
Reported in Hinnsoy City Missouri on September 1 1931 says bodies of bandits killed by police may lie on the river bottom near Norman Kansas. Divers searched the river mud for recovered cars and possible corpses while barges and tackle stood by. A note claimed the gang member who fired the wrecked car was sent to the river bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River New
Houston Rainfall Variances Across Gulf Coast Areas
Houston reports a steady rain with limited total rainfall compared to higher totals in Galveston Columbus and Corpus Christi. A tropical disturbance was noted in the Caribbean near Tobago moving northwest. No link found between the disturbance and Gulf rain.
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Houston
Tex
Bourton
Galveston
Columbus
Corpus ‘Christi
Caribbean Sea
Tower
Gulf
Cotton rate fixes and listed regional oil firms in Texas
The Railway Commission sets cotton shipping rates to Texas mills from 100 to 141.5 cents per 100 pounds with 10 to 33 percent reductions for oils based on distance. Minimum distance rate shifts from 28 to 18 cents. The report includes numerous company incorporations in Dallas Austin and surrounding counties with varied capital stocks and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railrord Commission
Texan
Texans Bond Pixie Bellville Murder Case Net Bond
In Bellville Texas two men tied to a family feud were charged with murders in Sealy. Dave Viereck and Lawrence Kurtz posted bonds of 1000 and 800 respectively. Only two witnesses testified as hearings continued with habeas corpus pleas anticipated and a Houston connection noted for possible new proceedings. The next Austin County grand jury session will not start before January and releases via habeas corpus depend on grand jury action.
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Bellville
Tex
Beple
Dave Viereck
Lavvrence
Ncan
Sealy
Vieresk
Kurtz
Frank Myi J
Fyn Schiller
Moyer
Ford depot operate in Houston indefinitely says manager
Frank Mall a state manager of the Houston division of the Ford Company said there will be no definite closing date for the Houston depot. He noted there is enough material and staff to run the branch indefinitely as far as he knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Frank Mall
Houstonanel
Ford Company
Detroit
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Mia
Ken Antonio
KATY
Minmney Giayeral
Stallrosd Yaveyors
Muth
Af Dutlas
Mouiera
Keeling
Peiition Teourtaladetiik
Ivan
Besshue
Mies
Ital
Tinunten
Brauiltal
Cemeteen
Ot & Eeerersrd
Crockett
Wi Ins Radio Prize
Hangirs
Huellig
City
Doc
Open Shop Chimbing Co
Travis
Open Skow Plumbing Co, Inc
Belward Cy
Unncatchers
Treyiy
Grackett
Itche Jewelry
Fannie Ben
Sun Sind
Linesti
Birkapmis Wharton
Sagae
Woteh Fulton Market
L.A. Brostad
Ngz
Bedeli
Oscar Jz Fox Haz
Varation
Janpress
de. K. A. Roberts
AOI Teuinens Vhdg
Gibbs Tis
Dullnts Printing Co
Openilne Gaiecs
Croukett
Bade
Worth
Ady Simmang Pham
F. Widinbarger
St. Louis
A. F. Beyer
W. Commerce Crockett
Jack’s Filling Station
Travia Street
Cuethy
Southern Pacific
Fueserikng Shopssen
Paliey
Bern Pavitie
Ile
Denson
Nell
Avssouri
San Antonios Shoe Store
Peary
Lorraine
Giaranti
Aitnan
UNI
Gali
Biipengral
Ature Gray
Oman
Nuuauaules
Observer
Washington
Ruth Falls
Wallas
Tinin
Raifrand Commission
Waddes’ On -H
Dor
Etaple
Anslin
Tes
Redwood Oil and Refining Company of
Rose Pintos
Capital
Telert
Kore Cantus Grysied “Products Company
EY Paso
Capital Stack
Lacor
Mom. Winninghame
Meliride
North Zulch
RM Shier
Leonaeral
Dolsen Amt Company
Jlouston
Incrone
Fiobe
Dalles
Fork Worth
Texans
Ford Depot
Wiscontinis
Ae Khig
King’s
Karpen
King Furniture CO
the Friendly House
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