Daylight burglars loot Ellis home for ice chest
Deputy constable and officers traced suspects Roy Nelson and Faye Valin after a daylight break in at John Ellis's home 725 Subhacts Street. They allegedly forced entry while the family was away and removed a large ice chest worth about 160 dollars, later selling the chest for 30 dollars. Nelson is charged with burglary and theft, with Valin also charged.
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Ellis
Aten
Howe Jo Uroun
Devest
Roy Nelson
Faye Valin
John Ailis
Tie E
Newton
Stevens
Nelson
City Welcomes U S War Fleet to Los Angeles
Los Angeles prepares for a week of liberal hospitality as the visiting battleships from the Pacific Fleet arrive. About 100000 people are expected along the coast from Sunita to San Pedro Bay to greet the ships this afternoon, with formal welcomes planned by city officials tomorrow morning. The fleet’s next leg proceeds toward Los Angeles after a long voyage from Hampton Roads.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Pacific Coast
Sunita
County Lne
San Pedro Bay
Arnt
Thomas
Texas League Opens Today in San Antonio
The 1963 Texas Baseball League opens in San Antonio with Dallas as strong favorite. Fred Cameron is absent due to a washout, Sam Deskin to officiate the opener. Mayor Callaghan to pitch the first ball as teams parade through the city and square off, with Lineups including Pen diston at third and changes to San Antonio's infield.
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Fred Cameron
Wwens
Sam Deskin
Robbie
Deskin
San Antonio
Dallas
Oppos
Mod Munis Malonay
Jack Gardner
Sonty. Lime
Mecily
Lectin Pil
Callaghan
Shulputter
Broychos Winchell
Moore
Pletcher
Slattery
Pendiston
Hannivayill
Havolvan
Shreveport
Pretty Girls Leave Home in San Antonio Town
Constehie Stevens reports two daughters Sarah aged 18 and Lucy aged 16 left Somerset by train bound for San Antonio after a message from M. E Stevers. The family describes the girls as pretty and anxious to be found, prompting local concern and inquiry.
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Constehie Stevens
Jealvet
M.E Stevers
Somerset
Sarah
Sa Lucy
San Anbanis
Mr. Stovertt
DROPS DEAD BEFORE WIFE AT HOME CARNIVAL POLICE PLAN
Otto Jourdan, 27, died suddenly at his Castine Street home from a ruptured cerebral artery. A jeweler by trade, he had lived in San Antonio four years. Funeral set for 4 pm tomorrow at the family residence with Rev. Hartmann to officiate. Police discuss carnival safety measures to prevent disturbances during the event.
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Otto Jourdan
Callda
Jourtan
Germany
San Antonio
EL D. Thomns
Castine Atroul
Oad Heath
Rav. Hartmann
St. John’s Lutheran Chirett
Trade association considers expansion of Beat moti plans
Discussions at the Thxag Hardware Jobbers' meeting covered freight rates raw material costs and profits. Attendees debated not enlarging the association for now and noted sessions through the morning into afternoon with a 2:30 meeting and an autosightseeing tour to follow.
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Thxag
Internations Club
Talen
Ag Automobila
Tour
Heelty
Menger
Mike
Claim Agent in the City Hears Indian Depredation Claims
John Stansbury of Indiad deprecation llaim agent, from Washington DC, arrives from Galveston to hear depredation claims on property damaged during Indian fights. He rooms at the Bexard, remains about four weeks to collect witnesses, then proceeds to Fort Worth for the same purpose.
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John Stansbury
Llaim
Lieelly
Washeington
D. C
Galveston
Bexard
United States
Stansbury
Fort Worth
Train 72 Hours Late Delays Southern Pacific Run
The Southern Pacific passenger train from New Orleans is 72 hours overdue and will not arrive in San Antonio this evening due to unknown causes. An earlier morning train from Houston arrived, and the New Orleans train is planned to continue to San Francisco with a brief stop en route.
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Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Saintonio
Wade
AL Houston
San Francisco
Kindergarten for Orphans to Open in San Antonio
The Free Kindergarten Society of San Antonio will formally dedicate a Kindergarten room at the Protestant Orphan's Home on Wednesday. The room will be run by a second year student from the training school under Mrs. Anna Noble. It aims to be among the finest in Texas and reflects credit on the sponsoring organization. Mrs. M A Lynn of Richmond Kentucky visits her nephew A Clarenda Jones, leaves two ruins for Montell, Texas.
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Free Kindergarten Society of
San Antonio
Anna Noble
Fortesie
Texas
M.A. Lynn
Rieimond, Ky
Alty
A.clarenda Jones
Montell
Tex
Wiliam Jones
Local Weather Report Shows Mixed Spring Skies
Showery conditions with Sunday fair spells noted. Spring warmth reached a low of 0 and a high of 56. Winds at 8 this morning were 4 miles per hour. Records today compared with last year show varied temperatures across the region.
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Sita ‘Amanta
Eniuity
Stevens sought on burglary and theft charges in Texas
Constable Stevens Inday received word that a wanted man, a negro host rasted two days ago after a long chase. He was last seen at Columbus Texas and is wanted at Austin for burglary and at San Marcos for petty theft. Authorities say he has served time in the penitentiary and will be turned over to the Rolamina authorities tomorrow.
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Stevens Inday
WI Ield
Columbus
Tex
mMescipad
Austin
San Marcos
Rolamina
Dor
Plants Loot Report Sparks City Warnings
Police investigate a rash of garden plant thefts across Bourth Filla and Eighth wards. More than 20 gardens reported dig outs at night with plants and shrubs removed. Authorities warn residents to scrutinize plant sellers as peddlers are being stopped.
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Bourth
Filla
Electric Park Opens Tonight with Illuminated Attractions
Electric Park in Liis City resumes its third season as crowds return to ride the Ferris wheel shoot cue games and enjoy moving pictures and a special theatre act by well known performers Tan coucarte il below dinned. New alterations and bows enhance the visitor experience and management promises the park will maintain its high standard from prior seasons. Neptist church pastor C Coleman returned from Wonston after delivering a mission address.
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Hlextsic
Liis City
Oncu
Acquittal in Civil-Military Trial Amid Western Flood Devastation
Fort Worth Texas April 16 lieutenant Chas H Teh has been acquitted of charges under the sixty first veil of war in the general field suppression. No definite information could be obtained due to General Myer's absence. A massive flood has left about a thousand homeless in the Fort Worth area with damaged bridges and rail lines. Heavy rainfall caused rises in streams and two deaths recorded as four people reportedly lost arms. The Red River is rising rapidly and transportation services are crippled as weather worsens. Fort Worth endures the worst wind and rain storm in years with rail lines washed out and telegraph lines down.
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Chas. H. Teh
Myer
Leon Springs
Fort Worth
Tox
Texas & Pacific Road
Fort Worth & Ila Grande
Satta Feary
Abilene
West Texas
Dopye Road
Wichita Falls
Baled
Parker
Palo Winta
Mineral City
Weatherford
Clebuyne
Ore
Santa Fe
Engineer Long
Alr
Tocay
Cleburne
Bartsow
Fort ‘Worth
Tex
Gainesville
Oklahoma Line
Joe Jonason
Barstow
Red River
Texas Central Service
Associated Press
North Texas
Parker Amusement Company
Trial details unfold in General Dylan case at island defense hearing
The proceedings reveal Lieutenant Rich's attempts to settle accounts and repay debts after leaving the country for the islands. Witnesses discuss his efforts to reimburse creditors, shipments of salary to the States, and his overall indebtedness status. The defense and prosecution present their arguments as the examination continues.
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Chas. E. Rien
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Constable’s Department
City Gay
U.S. War Fleet
Electric Park
Williams
Otto ‘Jourdan
Mavermicy
Charles McCabe
Police Department
Thors
Shea
Dowell
Dishar Hail Ween Dea
Nev. GC. C. Coleman
First Neptist Church
Wonston
FT. Worth
Fort Sam Houston
Charles H, Rich
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