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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
17
A large San Antonio audience praised Madame Galli-Curci for a voice rich in soul and control. The critic notes her serene phrasing, masterful shading, and emotional impact surpassing rival sopranos, with an encore that heightened the evening. Local attendees from nearby towns added to the crowd.
A parade for novices is planned in downtown on Monday at 1380 hours. Nobles from Almific Wemble and the Shrine will participate. Volunteers prepare at Mary’s Street, with ceremonial details and a final dance at the Ginter Hole after a flag procession through the streets.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday gathering of nobles registered for a work in the cathedral. Attendants and wives are mentioned as entering the entertainment committee, with concluding events of the Scotched White Valley celebration near San Antonio noted for Thursday activities and cathedral exercises under a local chapter.
Hae Hieen Weld was granted bond Friday morning as Saunder and Dud insances were released from the jail on nit Distonce charged in a complaint tied to the April shooting. Sheriff Fed McQuitoch approved the bond while special deputy and father in law Sinner faced charges. Mrs Bessie McGlain, indicted as an accessory, awaits release with bond set at 560. LU McClain, husband of the accused, linked to the incident, had weeks earlier been released.
Obituary notices for Maude Rete and Katherine Kaymore note recent deaths and funeral arrangements. Maude Rete of Heaytor native, survived by son and husband, funeral at 6 Saturday from residence. Kaymore, 19, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Kaymore, died at home after illness, survived by parents and sister. Additional items mention ambulance service, auto wreck inquiry, and police report on a Jeep incident involving William Keilmann.
Judge Augustus McCloskey addressed the Rotary Club at the St. Anthony hotel outlining inequities in Texas tax policy. He argued larger counties fund smaller counties’ school funds and discussed road taxes and potential constitutional revisions. The talk included plans for future boys’ work initiatives and a keynote by Daniel Ganiel on International Rangers.
In Bozeman Mim Matlic and her escort were present at a night event when a rabbit was startled by movement. The incident led to minor injuries for the two individuals involved as they attended the gathering.
A pistol firing incident left a man severely wounded with abdominal injuries. A second reported axe assault caused critical injuries to a man named Ortigni. doctors note limited consciousness and potential recovery plans, while hospital staff monitor his skull injury and overall condition.
Police log recounts multiple break ins and thefts across the city Thursday night. Items stolen include cash, jewelry, a gold watch, two large selling tangs, and groceries from a kitchen. A shooting in Justice Campbell's court is noted as accidental after Frank Rogers was found dead.
A court dismissed a case tied to a heist after key witnesses failed to prove an alibi. Justice Campbell presided as Justice Fisk’s panel examined testimony said to place the defendant away from the scene between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m. The weak evidence led to the release, marking the hearing as inconclusive. Separately, War Department officials outlined upcoming equipment purchases and budget requests before planning committees.
Fragmented OCR text promotes a home remedy for coughs claiming rapid relief. It lists a mixture of vague ingredients and directions, mentioning nasal irritation and catarrhal symptoms. The passage reads like an advertisement for a pharmacy product with dubious specifics and misspelled terms.
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