Prodigy to Play Aged Ten with Walter Pirates
A performance by a young prodigy aged ten is planned with Walter and the Pirates. Details on date venue and full cast remain to be announced.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1931
Page
2
A performance by a young prodigy aged ten is planned with Walter and the Pirates. Details on date venue and full cast remain to be announced.
In Chicago a 17 year old boy, Herman Koel, lies near death from a bullet wound and developing peritonitis. Authorities report he may have been intoxicated and left home with another person who tried to help him. doctors caution the prognosis remains grave.
A garbled report discusses a detector device and assertions about lie tests involving Ripley. The text mentions a grueling first stage, a long island location, and figures like Marsden and Willian Marsden in relation to the device and alleged outcomes.
Ten year old violin prodigy Jat Flerot, famed for astonishing crowds with complex pieces, will perform at In carnate Ward college on Thursday before heading to New York to join Walter Wamrasch. He will be accompanied on piano by Miss Bub Ekhokn Herod, with siblings Marjorie and Blanche G. Herod also noted as prodigies in music.
Reading from a fragmented postal report for November, northern route shipments reached 1073 pounds and 3 ounces, with October at 1219 pounds 3 ounces. South to Mexico City moved 282 pounds, while western route to California rose. Overall, monthly totals and unit tallies are inconsistent due to damaged text.
In Elizabeth, New Jersey, Verey Fl Stewart, a Democratic candidate, overcame Republican rivals with 1,007 votes to 29,655 for Donald H. McLean in a special election held to fill a congressional seat. The nationwide Republican administration loomed large, aiding Stewart as he framed the race against President Hoover. Stewart’s win shifts political balance in the region, filling Ackerman’s vacant post amid party tensions.
In New Hampshire the Democratic Party hopes to capture the remaining vacant seat in the first district as an electoral shift broadens. The party’s tally stands at 319 seats, with a potential gain affecting the party balance ahead of the 1992 presidential race. The House vacancy pattern favors Democrats, with three of five newly vacant seats previously held by Republicans. Speaker candidate Garver of Texas weighs the implications of these results.
Dan Sullivan prominent Texas financial figure dies suddenly after collapse at his bank. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church, with Rev Tom Kennedy officiating, and services planned for Thursday morning. Estate valued around 20 to 90 million dollars, extensive holdings noted across the state. Family includes Annie Sullivan and others.
Maj. J. A. Willie, judge advocate general of the Eighth Corps Area, mourns his father with a funeral held Friday afternoon at Williston. He was accompanied by his son as the Army officer traveled by air from Washington to Ramintjl field.
General superintendent Paul of Englewood hospital faces 18 year old Terman Knol after a shooting attributed to Daniel J. Gil day. A gun and tear gas were found with Cilay and Gilday claims he fired during a holdup. Police badges and devices reportedly observed at the scene.
James J. Walker and colleagues urged Governor Ralph C.., referencing Tim Mooney a prisoner in San Quentin for life. They pressed clemency as Mooney’s fate hinges on executive pardon after a long legal contest spanning 15 years. The case drew on witnesses and scrutiny by state officials amid plea for justice.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a cross section of place names months and weather terms. The text references weather forecasts for Atlanta Chicago Texas and various locales with scattered dates and informal notices about tourism and travel readiness.
A brief classified note shows a Christmas season listings page with art writing opportunities and a 2400 credit asking price. It highlights a position or freelance task for an art writer amid seasonal ads and small classifieds.
The Masonic temple will hold services at the National Cemetery for Sergeast Joby Hogan, 83, a Trillan fighter and military veteran who died Tuesday at his home on Sinffors street. Services at the home precede graveside rites. Surviving relatives include his widow, Chatting Logan, and children Mack Hogan and Marcella Hogan.
International observers warn of potential clash within a week as Chinese and Japanese forces mass in Manchuria. Reports describe 20,000 Chinese troops under Ma Chan-Shan and Japanese air activity along the Peipao-Mukden line with infantry, cavalry, artillery and armored trains, while anti aircraft measures are tightened.
Federal courts in Lockhart and West Deer close as a annual hunt disrupts operations. Officials say court activity pauses for the deer season with arrangements for reopening on the following Wednesday. Public access shifts during the closure period.
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