Mayor Delays Action On Bass Reinstatement
City officials defer decision on reinstating Bass, former head of the recreation department, until Mayor Chambers returns from vacation. Protests continue as committees urge Bass to be kept in position and contract awards face scrutiny amid bank dealings and city finances.
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Stoberton
Bass
G. BM. Chambore
Parke
Jaca’ “Robiol
Robiola
Alonday
S Wniom
Brotherhood ‘of
Bugieces
Rubinla Eaid
Chambers
Rubiola
Chambera
As Norris
Hoes
Pastorkall
Johnny Weber
Riley Walt
O. PB. Schnabel
Bonetton R
Diay Worning
Aking
New
Riverside Municipal Golf Course
Municipalities seek lower gas rates before commerce commission
Ninety six cities served by Public Service Company of North America will appear before the Illinois Commerce Commission tomorrow to request reduced gas rates. Mary will push for rate cuts to be passed along as an economic measure affecting all natural gas customers.
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Chicago
UINR
Niversiz
Public Service Company of Northerm Iingis
Ulinvis Commerce Commission
Mary
Vexas
Baz
Two Killed and Pilot Injured in Crash
In New York on September 28, Stanley Bateman, a young pilot, was injured while piloting an aircraft that crashed near Mitchelfield in view of hundreds. Two passengers, Edmard Diel and Charles Lindstrom, were killed instantly in the wreck.
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New York
Stanley Bateman
Mier
Crilles
Alre Diane
Mitchelfield
Bateman
Rictims Ween Edmard Diel
Charles Lindstrom
Pipe Line Hearing Ends Abruptly In Texas
Hearing before the Texas railroad commission on setting new pipe line rates for oil transport ended abruptly as the commission sustained an action denying shippers the right to reparations, finding tariffs excessive and blocking future claims. The session concluded with the agency upholding a tariff decision viewed as unfavorable to shippers.
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Atdstin
Texan Railroad Commission
Lewis Predicts Reed Presidential Run Strong Chance
Kansas City dispatch reports J Hamilton Lewis former senator from Wisconsin predicts the next Democratic presidential candidate will be from the West and names former Missouri Senator James A Reed as a strong possibility for the post.
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Lewis
Reed
Kansas City
J. Hamilton Lewis
Wmiinole
James A. Reed
Missouri
Award Contracts On Public Works Totals 28 Million
Washington relief agency reviews 442 contracts valued at 28,013,000 for public works. Data indicates December 1, 1930, totals rise to 2,490,015,000 across multiple projects.
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Washington, D. C
President's
Inetweek
Ina Enid
City central S will reopen
The article notes the bank’s temporary closing ending as stockholders and creditors prepare to restore operations. It cites a capital base of 1.9 million, profits of 5.05 million, total deposits of 13.4 million, and liabilities around 1.88 million. Financials show bonds and securities of 2.541 million and other assets totaling 7.053 million in cash and discounts plus 3.304 million in miscellaneous resources.
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Ic Central Mortgage Company
Wooten
City Bank Closure Triggers City Alarm Over Deposits
City officials voiced alarm after the temporary closure of City Central Bank and Trust, a depository for about 507 000 in city funds. Acting Mayor Steffler said city finances are protected by a bond, while Auditor Tatueb noted most funds are in general and special accounts. Payroll will be drawn from other depositories, and officials planned a meeting to review the money’s status.
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City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Foul B. Sleifter i
Cit
Siam
City Atroitie
Walter Tatueb
Rambhimler
Alter City
Dresiler
Steffler
Ta Tel
C. M. Chambers
San Antonio
Crockert
Senate Split Over State GAO Tax Plan and Highway Bonds
The senate debated a state GAO tax plan with one cent allocated to public schools and bond retirement funds from the Dishway account. An amendment proposed distributing proceeds to highway, vault, counties, and state revenue. the amendment failed. A separate roll call on a resolution to retain trained reserves was sidelined. The body also dismissed a resolution urging immediate redistricting and considered currency-law changes to fund bonds for roads and bridges.
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WH Martin
Hillsboro
Iet
Ronan
General Highway Fund
General Revenue Fund
Howsy
United States
Committee of Military Affairs
Joe Latchitt
Wichita Falls
Halébutt
House
Congress
Murder Charges Faced by Prisoner in Texas
Corpus Christi Sept. Duval county officers filed murder charges today in connection with the death of Jacob Yarborough of Benavides. Yarborough was wounded in a shooting affray September 10 and died in Corpus Christi hospital Saturday. George Smooth has been held in the Davat county jail since the shooting.
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Corpus Christi
Terné
Duval County
Jacob Yarborough
Benavides Oi Stalker
Yarborough
Corpus Christi Hospital
George Smooth
Davat County
Pick Jurors for Former Policeman in Wichita Falls
Taras September 28. John Alsup, a former policeman, faced jurors as testimony opened in district court. The state presented evidence from prior trials alleging a plot to kill two Black men to claim a "dead bank robber" reward. Otis Rogers, defense counsel, urged former jeopardy, and the court kept the plea under advisement.
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Wichita Falls
Taras
John Alsup
Lower Fort
Statf
Otis Rogers
Hoover Invited to Address Vets on Armistice Day
President Hoover was invited to address the American Legion's Armistice Day meeting in Washington. Henry L. Stevens Jr, national commander, extended the invitation. Stevens will leave Washington tonight for his home in Wheaton New Mexico, where a celebration will be held tomorrow over his election to the command.
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Washington
Hoover
Henry L. Stevens Jr
The
American Legion
Legion
Armistite
Stevens
Whrean
N. G
Obituary notices for multiple residents in San Antonio area
Funeral services were held for Petra Mores Gramford of San Antonio and Mary Bollix Day of Brownsville, with bodies sent to respective towns. Marion Jackson Allen of Rendhroun and others from New Braunfels and San Antonio are named, listing survivors and relatives in a fragmented obituary notice.
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Petra Mores Gramford
Bar Howe
Arsene Street
San Antonio
Alcs
Blas Manteo
Mahy M Holliday
Mary M. Bollixday
A. A. Bates
Baltimore Avenue
Brownsville
Valley Freight Hearing Sought on Perishable Shipments
McAllen chamber of commerce asks Interstate Commerce Commission Secretary George McGinty for a telephone hearing on a proposed freight rate increase for perishable shipments from the Hidalgo Valley. The message supports chamber views in a valley wide fight against the rate hike, with a hearing requested to be held in Harlingen.
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M'Allen
Leyit
Hic
Girl Admits Shooting Woman After Automobile Argument
A Houston girl admits shooting another woman during a country road argument after an initial car confrontation. She says she fired four times at Dr. Ratholl during a dispute with Urquhart, then fled. She claimed letters to San Antonio and Houston officials were to see how police would respond.
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Urquhart
Srose
Dr. Dothoff
Bia
Abe
Sho
Mothaff
Ratholl
Arnold
San Antonio
Houston
Sirup
Srath
Attornog
Wen
Fire Safety Program Set For Observance Parade
Pire Choiet J. G. Sarran will open the local campaign for fire prevention week October 4 to 16 with a radio program on KABC followed by a police parade through San Antonio. The event, under Professor Felix Olinn, includes addresses and a fire department march along St Marys Street to Market Street with floodlit displays. President Hoover issued a proclamation supporting national fire prevention efforts.
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Pire Choiet
J. G. Sarran
KABC
San Antonio
Sooma
Motdas
Eblos
Fire Department
Felix Olinn
Rerbert Hoover
Vostere
Ilogane
Sarran
St. Mary's Street
Market Street
Sindler
Middie
Canyon College enrollment climbs at Canyon Texas campus
Enrolment at West Texas State Teachers' College rose to a total of 3,000 last night with activity increasing in the following days as students gathered at Canyon, Texas for Lent. The campus reported steady growth and optimism for the upcoming term.
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Canyon College Canyon
Texas
West Texas State Teachers
Purse and Earrings Taken From Woman at Romana Plaza
A large Black man snatched a purse and earrings from Lita Warper near Romana Plaza on Sunday night. Police report she was robbed after resisting and escaping, the attacker fleeing into darkness before help could be summoned.
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Romana Plaza
Lita
Sen Petro Avemit
Anl
Iddha
Wilson School P T A Meeting Announced
The P T A at Wilson School schedules a meeting at eight o clock Friday. Students are invited to attend and participate in the program, with parent and teacher representatives expected to be present to discuss activities and plans for the coming term.
New Orleans Man Sought After Telegram About Mother's Condition
Police seek Nathan Tan kol of New Orleans after a telegram from Hob Mes rs informs him his mother is gravely ill in Savannah. Officers patrol the Toustay highway near San Antonio to notify the man that he must be told of the emergency promptly. Tanker reportedly expected to arrive in San Aviuerie later Monday.
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Toustay Highway
San Antonio
Nathan Tan
Kol
New Orleans
Owen Ly Billay
Hob Mesrs
San Aviuerie
Left Side Sleep Harmful to Heart Warns Reader
A fragmented old note warns against sleeping on the left side citing possible heart risk and odd remedies. The garbled text mentions a remedy and a remedy brand or author, with unclear instructions.
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San Antonio Drug Do
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Weedin
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McSleary
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Hilton
Mexa
Rector
Loulae Wein
Dire Tattle Merntion
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Conroy
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