Reorganization gains for San Antonio bank opens amid jubilant crowds
A large Houston Street turnout celebrated the South Texas Bank and Trust company's reorganization with investors and city officials praising the effort. Judge Howard Tempietan and City Attorney Cobba helped settle the city claim, while major locals and the Morning News noted widespread depositor redeposits and a strong community effort led by leading bankers and civic groups.
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James Ehaw
Judge JR. Davis
Reconstruction Finance ’Corporation
E. J. Miller
South Texas Bank and Trust Company
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. B. Mitchell
Reagan Houston
Oval
Reconstrudtod Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
Reconstrucion Finance Corporation
John N. Garner
Enesker
House
Richard S. Kleberg
J. E. Berekte
National Bank of Commerce
J. H. Frost
Frost National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporaion
State Banking Association
Rows
Edwin Clamberlain
Herbert Wallace
Fritz Schilo
Ernest Hinds
J. E. Seale
O. W. Atkins
Ira G. Yates
FE. J. Miller
O. H. Smith
Adjdsten
San Antonio
Howard Tempietan
New Bank
Cobba
Mayor Chambers
Front National Bank
Aiima National Bank
Ann Antonio
Comustealon Ea
Coolidge Urges Hoover Support in Massachusetts
President Coolidge asks Massachusetts Republicans to battle for Hoover and the state ticket in a fighting campaign. The appeal was in a letter to Judson Hannigan of the Republican Club of Massachusetts, delivered last night.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Republicana of
Massachusettts
Local Society Notices And Club Events In San Antonio
A roundup of scheduled gatherings including St. Giraud Alter society at the school and starium on Friday, a saddle club barn dance and treasure hunt, UDC regular session at Gunter hotel, War Mothers meeting at room 358 Gunter, and multiple other club confirmations. Also mentions Sigma Kappa meeting, initiations prep, and a charity chicken barbecue postponed due to weather at Pecan Grove Saturday evening.
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St. Girard'’e Alter Society
Ghangor
Starium
Geyers
Duchess D'acata Club
Saddle Club
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Mittie Royster
Antonio
Turner Hall
Everting
Georgia. Thorn
Mothers' Club
Central Catholic High School
the Echo
Sigma “Kappa
Plaga
Wayne Wood
George Graves
Ted Batterflets
Theo Rolef
Dorothy Park
Dorothy French
Énicken
San Antonio Chapist No
Increases Noted in Chicago Area Manufacturing
Moderate August gains reported in the seventh district by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Increases seen in steel and malleable casting orders, shipments of stoves and furnaces, furniture, shoe and feather production, building activity, materials movement, packing industry output, distribution of commodities, wholesale grocery, drug, dry goods, shoe and hardware, department store trade, and newsprint distribution.
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Chicago
Ohicago
Cake bite shatters jaw prompts $50,000 suit
In Chicago Anna Doyle alleges a fruit cake bite caused a broken jaw. She accuses the cake’s maker of including a dangerous ingredient and sues the company she purchased it from for $50,000.
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Chicago
Sophie
Anna Doyle
Wayor Favors Tak On Sales Tax Initiative
Mayor M. Chambers on Friday announced plans to push a state law creating a sales tax to replace the current ad valorem system. He argued the tax would shift burden to spenders, move San Antonio to a cash basis, and broaden support for government funding, citing a Mississippi governor’s report and widespread opposition reversal.
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M. Chambers
Sennett Conners
Mississippi
Chambers of Commerce
San Antonio
Sinter
Safety Zone for Potters Urged by Texas Professor
A Texas professor of philosophy from the University of Texas urged police protection for potters and proposed a "safety netting" plan to shield youth from bandits. He called for youth to be kept off isolated roads and parks to prevent crime, citing a recent murder of a young man and his sweetheart on an unsighted road.
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Potters
Texas
Austin
Profesor
EB. T.micchell
University of Texas
Br. Mitchel
DAR Leaders Named to GOP Women's Division Board
The Daughters of the American Revolution appoint four former presidents as members of the board for the Republican national committee women’s division. New members: Lowell Fletcher Hobart Milford Ohio Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook Washington D C Mrs Grace K H Brosseau Greenwich Conn Mrs George Maynard Minor Waterfield Conn join with Mrs Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt in support of the Hoover Curtis ticket.
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DAR
G.O.P
Chicago
Daughters of the American Revolution
Teunedory
Republican National Committee
Tas
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Milford
Ohio
Anthony Wayne Cook
Washington, D. C
Grace K. H. Brosseau
Greenwich
Conn
George
Finnish liquor law reform proposal seeks broader sales
A government bill to expand Finland liquor rules proposes unrestricted sale of medium strength liquors to caterers and private individuals under state control. It would allow serving in larger towns and extend sale hours to 5 PM, relaxing current restrictions and expanding venues beyond craft liquor.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Tpt
iFi
Fifty Harmonica Band Formed by Local Students
About fifty fourth and fifth graders at Woodrow Wilson Elementary in Los Angeles Heights formed a harmonica band under the direction of Mrs Lorne Purdy the music teacher. A concert is planned for the Los Angeles Heights Parent Teacher Association meeting at Thomas Edison High School in early November. White trousers white shirts and color bibs will be the official stage attire for the harmonica group this year.
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Ifty
Woodrow Wilson
Lamentary School
Los Angeles Heights
Lorne Purdy
Reneacsala
Los Angeles
Tasting Fall To Day Agents Raid Texas Stills
Reports by Captain Verne Miler reveal a wave of raids across Texas in 24 hours, with Fredericksburg yielding about 1100 pints beer, 40 gallons wine, and whiskey. Mason and Brady areas report seizures. near Staples and Guadalupe County illegal whiskey and mash found. arrests include Bartolo Gomes and Casimiro Munoz.
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San Antonio
Mason
Fairfield
Texas
Guadalupe County
Staples
Rudolph Kreekau
Hrackau
Amell
Kenwood Addition
Bartato Gomes
Casamixo Munoz
Manuel Termeras
Guadalupe Street
Fire extinguisher saves Wright car in pollen emergency
A Wright resident, Pau M. Wright of 2 East Commerce Street, used a fire extinguisher to save his car from a fire that started in the pollen emergency vehicle early Friday morning. Fire crews reported the blaze was contained to the vehicle with no injuries.
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Wright
Pau
M. Wright
East Commerce
Schoolboy Hurt Eye With Pencil
A schoolboy sustained an eye injury from a pencil on a Thursday incident. He was treated at Robert Green Hospital and faced the threat of potential loss of sight in his right eye.
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Fehoune Neyer
Alge
Robert B. Oreen Hospital
Bank suspect faces examining trial for West bank hold up
George Shaver alias Shaver, charged with holding up the Sherts State bank, to appear Saturday for examining trial. A separate complaint alleges burglary and theft in Guadalupe County, naming F I B Mueller store burglary on East Commerce Street and a robbery of merchandise valued at $150. Herbert Thomans, San Antonio taxi driver, also set for appearance as principal in the bank holdup.
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George Ernest Bheaver
Alles Heremin
Shaver
Sewain
A. ©. Linne
Guadalupe County
Lee
Justice of the Peace
George Dixon
Herbert ‘Thomans
San Antonio
Seture
Thomas
Two Questioned in Kidnaping of Man
Two men Harold Brown of Ferrett Michigan and Harold Foster aged 27 were brought to Decatur for questioning in the kidnapping of Frank Ghapin a wealthy Decatur real estate man and the shooting of Dr Rangers of Decatur Brown was captured after a running gun battle with police in Bloomington the other man escaped on a train from Paxton Illinois
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Bloomington
Til
Harold Brown
Frrrett
Mich
Harold Foster
Decatur
Frank Ghapin
Dr. Rangers
Poster
Necond
Brown
Paxton
Zit
Annapolis Burial for Naval Admiral
Funeral rites for Vice Admiral Joe R. P. Pringle are planned at the United States Naval Academy chapel. Three battalions of midshipmen will escort the body to the academy cemetery after prayers. Pringle died Monday near San Diego after being stricken aboard the flagship West Virginia in Puget Sound.
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Annapolis
Puneral
Joe R. P. Pringle
United States Naval Academy
Worles
Pringle
San Tirgo
Calle
U.S
West Virginia
Puget Sound
Fort Sam Houston City Music and Dance Notices
Sunday evening music at Post chapel Fort Sam Houston features Sig Pat Viola Marine Jean Birange Corlans Tay Joo Richardson and Fred Lewis with Earth Hall dramatic reader Chaplain Ora J Cohee to preach. Dance listings follow with multiple venues and varying admission prices, including Castroville Somerset Inn and Mayfield Park dances.
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Postchapel
Fort Sam Hatston
Theodore E. Mumme
Sig
Pat Viola
Marine Jean Birange
Corlans Tay- Joo Richardson
Fred Lewis
Earth Hall
Ora J. Cohee
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