Theaters Offer Benefit Shows for Palestine Relief Fund
Acts from the Majestic Aztec and Torus theaters plus local dancers and singers will perform in a mammoth benefit at the municipal auditorium on October 2 at 2:15 pm to aid the Palestine Relief Fund. Sponsored by the San Antonio chapter of Hu derish, with Don Galvan master of ceremonies and Vernon Gever on the pipe organ, admission 60 cents. The Aztec orchestra directed by Ralph Potlock will play, featuring Texas acts including 20 Fred Glasscock students acrobatics, David Griffin Quartet of 24 voices, Martha Gallardo Spanish dancer, and more.
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Majestic
Torus
Danctra
Palestine Ielief Fund
Don Galvan
The
Vernon Gever
Ncts
Texas
Mleo
Fred Glasscock
David Griffin
Martha Gallardo
Four Men Jailed In Wilson County Rum Raid
Four men, Sandy and James Mitchell, Santiago Cordova, and Erezeto Aldana, were jailed in Wilson County after officers raided and seized two 200 gallon stills and about 1000 gallons of machine whiskey. Miller, deputy administrator of prohibition, led the operation. The suspects, charged with manufacture possession and possession of property intended for liquor, waived arraignment and pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Vault A. Lockhart.
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Sandy
Dames Mitchell
Santiago Cordova
Erezeto Aldana
Hey
A. Lockhart
Town Criers Body to Lie in State at Funeral Home
The body of Julian Myers town crier died Wednesday night will lie in state Saturday at the Scheley Undertaking Parlors in Trenda. Brief funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon before burial in the cemetery with Rabbi Frisch officiating and Jewish rites observed. Widow Mrs Jennie Myers lists mourners including Morris Teck, Arthur Beck, Worry Alles, Leon Latnet, and Kil Lavernoc.
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Julian Myers
Uuluck
Jennie Myers
Peril for Hit and Run Autoists Invention Cited
A dangerous new device is claimed to have been invented a car strikes a vehicle. The contraption supposedly uses a car under the chassis to shed light on the plate while the car headband flashes. The report notes the method risks confusing drivers and law enforcement.
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Peril Tergin
Mrs Houston Loses Diamond Brooch Worth 2000
Mrs George Houston reported a diamond brooch valued at 2000 missing from the 7 block of Relimap Place after a visit on Saturday. Police and local watchers ask for any information leading to recovery.
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Houston
George Houston
Kinz
Court Proceedings List Violations and Fines Across Multiple Names
A chaotic court record lists numerous individuals with small fines for various violations. Names include Frank Bao senlwigged Albert Cain and Jesus Arreola with small monetary penalties, and many others such as Walter Binckls Cecilia Jenks Alex Enael Jesu Arre ola. The document also mentions Requittals and Violations under the Justice of the Peace Court with various defendants and modest fines.
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Frank
Marcella Dehl
Re I Leissner
B.S. Smythe
Lorenza Manzo
Roy Thonsaled
Sy Ratet
Goldman
Amitow Niwa
Sizer
John Witelt
Cork
Meg
Ts Linwividig
Clob
Walters
Charles Wontt
Calentine
Adalph Waenies
Mra
Cirifhth
A. BE
Stnrtman
Ially
Tra
Denke
Morar
I. Anker
A. B. Teages
George Trermer
Steve Dnerern
Walter Stockls
F. Facobar
Alleguntin Guerra
Deankemeat
Rudolph Sanchez
A. Beverson
ALS. Leer
Bom
Walter Binckls
Roy Power
Cecilia, Jenks
Alex A. Enael
Jesu Arreola
Ine Geren
EL Metlenry
Wedding guest departs Dallas amid citywide playoff buzz
Sept 21 report from Wichita Falls notes the Tenax league playoff between the Steers and Spudders drawing an expected 10,000 fans in Dallas. Players like Jim Bloore and Muvefug Dalas lef gardener are mentioned amid travel, with social events for Col. and Mrs. Van Voorhis and other military and civic figures shaping a busy weekend in Texas.
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Dallas
U—Havin
Wichita
Steers
Spulders
Jim Bloore
Muvefug Dalas Lef
Spudderville
Steary
Dallas cl
Mavs
Decaiv
Steer Stadium
Jim Galloway
Spuddera
Che Field
Boy Hit by Street Car Resting Well
Winston Batinn aged eighteen from 130 detail remains in hospital after being struck by a street car in the 3290 block of Jonathan Street. An emergency operation removed a piece of iron from his back and the driver is being pursued on charges of negligent collision.
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Winston Batinn
Jona Street
Auto Victim Sent to City Hospital
Antonio Aleniz, 17, of A Water aterl, wtevich din he mnania at Myttle avenue wat South Borea Fleet Friday afternoon, was under trelment at the Hobert. 2, Green hospital Saturday.
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Antonio Aleniz
Myttle Avenue
South Borea
Hobert
Green Hospital
Guadalupe County Fair Opens With Record Attendance
Ten thousand people filled the Guadalupe County Fair gates on Friday amid near record crowds. San Marcos officials and Chamber of Commerce leader Grady Wolken observed strong turnout as racing events and a youth quartet from San Marcos Academy provided entertainment. Weather cooperated after rain canceled last Tuesday’s events, and track reforms, including a 12 year interval, drew attention.
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Harry Williams Segion
Guadalupe County
Amy
Tows Weit
Iran
San Marcos Cane OO Business Roe
Grady Wolken
San Marcoa
Shindlong
Tiny
Luella Strathmore
Texas
Danger
Art
Cochran
Wark
Frisky Wray
Maydew
Trenton
Roawin
Slose
Seguin
George J. Kempen
Serretary
Vrxas
Penrod Connell
Eren
Ceol Derk
Suctland Perond
Meapninn
Salvation Army Citadel Dedication Set For Sunday
Salvation Army plans dedication of a new citadel at 374 Enet Commerce Street with Col Alfred Chandler of Atlanta as chief secretary for the southern territory. Col Chandler, assisted by Mrs Chandler, will preside with Col David Main and Mrs Main. Ceremonies begin with an old-fashioned Salvation Army meeting Saturday night and conclude Sunday at 3 oclock with Dr TB Fill of the What Presbyterian Church presiding.
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Salvation Army
Enet Commerce Street
Alfred Chandler
Atlanta
Sontharn
Price of Bread Ordered Raised in Tamaulipas
Dispatch from Taropica Suyw reports the Mexican legislature set the price for bread in Tamaulipas at twenty one calves and a centavos, amid concerns that rising costs have left the poor unable to meet basic needs as markets reflect a glacial price rise.
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Tamauplipas
Mexico City
Excelsior
Taropica
Tamaulipas
Spss
Twin sons of veteran win West Point appointment
Pennsylvania family celebrates two brothers being granted United States Military Academy appointments. Their father was killed in action, and the act enables the brothers to attend West Point by presidential appointment.
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West Point
Oil Leases and Royalties Chronicle of 1920s Texan Grants
The text lists oil leases and transfers in early 20th century Texas, naming parties such as J. J. Tejeda, Juan Montez, Morris, Garza, and several companies. It records tract sizes, royalty rates, rental payments, and lease terms across multiple parcels including Cannon Creek, Medina, and Seguin regions with dates from 1923 to 1929. It captures historical lease activity, transfers of 1-3 interest shares, and semi annual rents amid various grants and field notes.
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Ansreas Garza
Otto Swilian
TiAl Oh Co
Marlied
Seguin Grant
Sia Catz
Mivision
South Wart
Gajao Ream
Amare Ali
Wita Te Thay
Fas Ienen
Fetalo
Timantilada Wecresa
Antonia Aata
Ben 'H
Morris
Boost
Fermining Co
Dominga
Frashiin
Herar Potro
Ecres
Uamlese
Desvan Brant
Medion Hyn
Dextrin Ny Fiela Poles
Torig
Byrde Murley
Did
Pragilin Nonkr Pencleais Chiua
Blonluin
Martines Ae
Juan Josa Tejeilmo
Jesus Andickw
Petro
Domingo I
Production row battles over cast and arbitration ruling
The arbiters ruled the producers must pay fired aids and held that male actors could be replaced in the cast of Coquette. The decision states the company did not limit others to perform with the lead, and notes potential alternatives while two weeks remained in the stay period.
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Father Hand
Tony Orderet
Aries
Gardenias Trigger Shootout as Robbers Flee
Chicago dispatch reports a chaotic shooting when a group of alleged robbers fled a scene. Police pursued, with officers firing and arresting two suspects after gardenias provoked a clash amid the chaos.
Peacox Threat to Get Wife Aired Trial Update
In White Plains New York September 21 the trial of Barl Francis Pearnston stamfatill opened with testimony alleging Peacox threatened to kill his wife. Frances Newman alias Murray, a dancer, testified about the husband’s references to his wife’s alleged affairs and his authorization of clothing gifts to her alleged paramours. Mrs Alphonse Heinelelman testified that after the separation Peacox threatened to shoot the place unless told where his wife was.
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White Plains
N. T
Barl
Francis Pearnston
Frances Newman
Alian Murray
Peacox
Radio
Wwehnician
Alphonse Heinelelman
Tnacox
Bia Wire
Calles Takes Job Reorganizing Rail Finance of Mexico
Mexico City dispatch reports that after a directorate meeting the National Railways named Groner Calles to head a reorganization of the railways finances. He will work with Finance Secretary Montes de Ocon and Communications Secretary Mestranla as collaborators. Calles had been offered the post prior to leaving for Europe and will remain abroad for several weeks.
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Calles
Rail Finance
Mexico
Mexico City
Bannd
Naional Railways
Groner Calles
Accont
Railroat
Montes de Oen
Spudhes Mesornla
Calon
Gonneal Calles Jrnet
Eusnor
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