On Trail of Los Pastores in San Antonio
A seeker pursues the Mexican Christmas Pastores play in San Antonio, chasing clues from theater staff to chapels and vendors. After a long, quirky search across Leona Street, Ruiz Street, and city venues, the inquirer learns the shepherds will not perform that night and may return tomorrow at the Chapel of the Miracles.
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Spanish Farm Laborer Told He Inherits 200000 in Brazil
A young Spanish laborer in Junas Gard is informed by a Nimes lawyer that he has inherited over 200000 from a Brazillian uncle. A $100 check is sent to travel to Rio de Janeiro for probate. He seeks work on the ship to Rio to save some of the money.
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Paris Invites Royal Institute of Public Health Congress
The Paris municipal council invited the Royal Institute of Public Health to hold next year’s congress in Paris during the Whitsuntide holidays and the invitation has been accepted.
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Paris
Royal Institute of Public Health
Famous chimpanzee Moritz dies at Brighton
Moritz the famous London Hippodrome chimpanzee has died in Brighton. He was insured for about $100,000 and could write, play two bars of the National Anthem on the piano, and had begun to paint.
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Viscounts and Dignitaries Visit New York Scene
Miss Violet Asquith daughter of Premier Asquith arrives in New York with the Countess of Aberdeen wife of the Ireland lord lieutenant. They will be hosted by Ambassador and Mrs Bryce in Washington as guests of honor.
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Washington
Paris Christmas crowds show English influx and fashion
Paris crowds on festive boulevards remain lively as English visitors flood the city during Christmas. Hotels fill near Gare du Nord and Gare St Lazare while cafes serve tea and shoppers fill usual bargains before most depart with purchases.
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England
How Names Were Changed
Refugees from France after the revocation of the edict of Nantes in London adopted English forms for their names. Huguenots translated or altered names to shed French associations, with examples including Redean to Drinkwater Dela mere to Delamere Bythesea to Bythesea Jolifemme to Joliffe Pretty man to Prettyman Loiseau to Bird Lefevre to Smith Dubois to Wood Sauvage to Savage or Wild.
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Lefevre
Smith
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Wood
Sauvage
Savage
Wild
Paris Writers Crown La Vie Heureuse Novel Prize
Twenty leading French women writers awarded the La Vie Heureuse prize for the best novel of the year. Jacques Morel won with Feuilles Mortes receiving ten votes, seven ahead of the nearest rival. Two years ago Marguerite Audoux won with Marie Claire.
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Chronology of the Week Highlights Diverse Global Events
The week covers a San Antonio club’s Christmas frolic with 55 attendees, notable deaths in Texas, a museum fire near San Angelo, and corporate concerns on U S water routes. International incidents include shipwreck deaths near Nova Scotia, assassination attempts in Japan, and political moves in Panama. Domestic crime waves and municipal policing plans hotly debated, with labor strikes in Mexico and antitrust actions in Detroit.
San Antonio hearing ends with city marshal discharge clash averted
Police committee hearing in the city council averts a clash between Mayor Jones and Attorney Davies over charges leading to the discharge of Charles F. Stevens as first assistant city marshal. Ernest Becker found dead in his shop as business and professionals meet about city improvements. North Texas is struck by a snow storm.
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San Antonio
Local extradition arrest of Col Pascual Orozco Sr
United States marshal arrests Col Pascual Orozco Sr on an extradition warrant. Holiday travelers stranded in Brigantine Shoals after the Overland Limited derailed near Beaumont. President-elect Wilson rests at home for Christmas due to la grippe. China declines treaty talks with Britain over Tibet. Political standoff pushes Portugal to crisis as Montevideo fears Austrian pressure.
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Austria
Scutari
Mount Lowehen
Affidavits Investigate Regularities in Stevens Office
Affidavits alleging irregularities in the office of Charles F. Stevens discharge as first assistant are under investigation. Officials connected to the CJ SHAL inquiry are reviewing conduct and procedures.
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Cj Shal
Women urged to seize $9 suits for best appearance
It is a creed that a woman should always look her best and with suits priced at only $9, she is urged to take advantage of such opportunities to enhance her appearance and value.
Velvet dresses cut prices in half for rich daytime wear
Velvet gowns in taupe blue brown black gray wine drop to half their former price. Descriptions highlight fine heavy laces shadow laces and elegant details suitable for women of all ages in afternoon attire.
Pay One-Half For Evening Dresses
Despite busy selling last week there remains good choice for tomorrow. Women praise the gowns seen in San Antonio this season. One buyer purchased six. the total paid was 112 dollars and 50 cents. See them early tomorrow. Dresses priced from 25 to 200 dollars.
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Spoils system alleged in Trans-San Pedro district case
Evidence suggests a spoils system with immunity from arrest paid by residents of the Trans-San Pedro district in the case of Charles F Stevens. Discharged by Mayor Jones from the position of first assistant city marshal Cornelius Thomas, a negro, confesses his wife died while they tried to steal a turkey from Samuel H Kenney’s home. Kenney admits firing the shot. Governor Colquitt protests federal attempts to control the good roads movement. Domestic arrives at Staunton Virginia to a warm welcome. Jury in dynamite conspiracy cases fails to reach a verdict. Mrs James King of Round Oak Georgia confesses she plotted her husband’s murder for a $2000 life insurance. Prince Ahmed Fuad moves to enter Albania with 20,000 troops to proclaim himself prince. Austria’s stance toward the Balkan states dominates London peace conference talks.
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Texas cities may change charters without legislative act
The attorney general rules that Texas cities may alter their charters without needing an enabling act from the legislature. In Indianapolis, thirty eight iron workers are found guilty in the dynamite conspiracy trial. At the London peace talks envoys of the Balkans reject racee v proposals.
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Texas
Indianapolis
Raseev
London
Protest Over Nobel Prize For Carrel
The Scandinavian Anti Vivisection Society protests Professor Carrel the French Nobel prize winner accusing him of cruelty and of not fulfilling Nobel's will requirements. This marks the first protest against a Nobel winner since the prize began.
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Bernard Shaw Compared With Thomas Moore In Almanac Tale
In London December 28 a lighthearted note on Bernard Shaw and Pierre Loti. A lady greets Mr. Moore with delight as she reveals she has bought his almanac for many years, a playful contrast of literary notoriety.
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Bolt Hits Funeral Party in Germiston Cemetery
A lightning flash struck mourners at the Frim rose cemetery in Germiston during the funeral of Mr. McCann killed at Victoria Falls Company transforming station. One mourner died and sixteen were injured, five severely, as the ceremony was disrupted.
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Johannesburg
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Germiston
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Burglar Steals 3000 in Paris Hotel Jewelry
A masked thief cut the hotel lighting plunging Paris into darkness then entered M Samuel Broeq’s private room and escaped with 3000 dollars in jewelry. The theft occurred at a hotel kept by Broeq.
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M. Samuel Broeq
Bourgeois Weighs French Presidential Run
Paris reports M. Leon Bourgeois, elder statesman and France’s Hague peace delegate, privately to stand for president. Prime Minister Poincaré backs him, preferring a younger figure for the high office seven years hence. Bourgeois is a widower with a betrothal in the family.
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