Prowlsters Use German Police Bags in Garage Theft
Two robbers used large German police bags as protection in a nighttime garage burglary at 410 King William Street. Mrs Catherine Graves awoke to her barking dogs near 2 a.m. and spotted the men working on the lock before they fled over a back fence. Detectives Shinn and Swift recovered the guarding dogs and began tracing possible owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Catherine Graves
William Élrect
Price
W. H. Shinn
W. PT. Swift
Ais. Graves
Radio Schedule Fragment From Historic Time Based Program
Fragmentary OCR of a radio timetable shows hourly programs including lectures, orchestras, news flashes, dances, weather, and various shows. Many named programs appear with CBS and local stations, listing times from morning to late evening and weather entries. Entities include Mildred B. A. Light, Jean Goldketlo, Salon orchestra, American School of the Air, and Weather items.
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Bailey Allen
Yotetter
Jean Goldketlo
American School of the Air
O. B.S
Salon Orchestra
C.B.S
Ligh
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C.I
CBS
Dird
muCheerio
Gunker Mac
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B.S
Charis
m—Elgin
N.B
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Vweather
HMWAC
Ilocycles
Tveather
Music
Uncle William
Nodt
Dr. X
F. E. Mueller
A. C. Toudouzepache
Alusic
Trad
Hilen
Roger
Bend
Texas Theater Organ
Radio schedule highlights Claudette Colbert appearance
Claudette Colbert to appear on KTLA at 9 30 p m Tuesday evening with listed programs across KTLA and affiliates including Licht Orchestra at 7:00 p m and various acts such as Louies Hungry Five and the Piilea Symphony. Other stations KC etc broadcast a mix of concerts, popular music and regional programs through the evening with multiple time slots and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
KTLA
KISA
Licht
Tila
Cecil
Sally
Louie
Piilea Symphony Orchestra
Sun
B. B. Sa Oat
En Pickards
Alamo Bank
Westinghouse
Lucky Strike Price Orchestra
N. B
Amos
Ade
Gunter Orchestra
Margaret
m—Tabernacle
Alamo
Texas Hour
HMAC
Eo Jonine
Estelle
Texas Theater
The Loudspeaker by Louis Reid II
The article discusses radio host Louis Reid II and his ten year presence, highlighting broadcasts of classic orchestral pieces. It mentions William Gillette, Brack Merrie for Ye south of America, William Tell, and a winter mask from Jay Halprin. It critiques broadcast reach and the reporter’s field coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillett Tmatten
Burt
Brack Merrie
America
Jay Halprin
Staten Island
Nays Baper
Ils
Cannet
Watlies
McNamee
City News Briefs Plan Midway Arrival at 3 A.M.
City notices announce a misinformation plagued plan for a flight schedule at the Midway. The briefing notes a specific time of 3 a.m. and references a terse upcoming arrangement. Officials urge readers to watch for official updates.
Moton Picture Star Plans Radio Appearance
Clade Colbert, a motion picture star, will appear on a new radio program at 8:20 PM on the Traramount Publiz cur in Grebeatra. The program features an organ solo and a typical ensemble, with tickets at $2.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clade Colbert
Kysa
Deulsih
Saving Lives of Pedestrians Costs Five Dollar Fine
A man who saved pedestrians was fined five dollars after a collision on Conebo streets. He claimed he avoided injury by steering his machine through a fire pile, but police arrested him for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wows
Mativek
Bieutis
Wan
Wong
666 aodeetars Treseriii for COLDS and HEADACHES
A terse ad promotes a speedy remedy labeled 666 tablets for cold symptoms and headaches. The item claims rapid relief and emphasizes its potency, presenting the product as a ready solution for common ailments. It reads like a compact medication notice from a period commercial page.
Unemployed Turn to Books as Consolation in 1920
New York December 2. The National Association of Book Publishers reports library circulation rose steadily through 1920. The unemployed seek solace in reading, with leisure hours increasingly filled by books, indicating a shift in coping with economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Book Publishers
Treasury Records Deep Deficit in First Five Months
The government closed the first five months of the fiscal year with a deficit of about 290,428,000 dollars, roughly 41,000,000 more than the same period last year. The Treasury daily statement shows total outlays of 1,426,541.1 thousand and revenue near Keele SL137/115,000 in the period.
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Wadluinglon
D.C. Dee
Apo
Treasury
Train Crew Blamed in 1929 Freight Collision Near Jennings
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the westbound Rock Island freight train was responsible for a head on crash with a second freight near Jennings, Kentucky, on September 28, 1929, killing two crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Interstate Commerce Commission
Auto Crash Injures Two In San Antonio
Two people were injured in separate auto accidents in San Antonio. Minor bel, 80, was cranking a car in front of his home on Moralen Street when struck by another vehicle. Robert Vega of Guadalupa Street was hit at South Pees and Durango streets.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Bel Minor
Moralen Istreet
Robert Vega
Guadalupa Street
South Pees
Durango
City hires 50 more for street payroll in holiday relief
In San Antonio during the Christmas season the city street department added 50 more men to its payroll. Street Commissioner Vaal Eb. Steller said total employed in the last two days reached 250. Bleffler hinted that more jobs may follow to further relieve unemployment.
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San Antonio
Irs
Vaal Eb, Steller
Bleffler
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