Rade Opens Charity Drive for Needy in San Antonio
Antonin Rosaty launches a parade and street fair downtown to raise funds for the relief of the unemployed. A gala program features a Milam Building flagpole stunt, Mouton dives, and musical acts by the Gunter orchestra. Proceeds aim to fund a unity relief effort, with Rotary Club sponsors providing performers at no cost. Estimated totals hinge on ticket sales, with potential earnings around 7000 to 31000 dollars.
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Antonin Rosaty
Milam
Ayor
C.M. Chaubiers
Generel
Helstend
Carleton Adams
E. T.lauhscher
Ewan Waldmen
Gunter
Ralph Webster
Ane Rotary Club
Yeam
Makeshck
Maz Blum
Carges Filed In Slot Machine Case
After more than two months with slot machines being confiscated in December, A. W Ingenat of 2402 South Presa Street is charged by complaint with exhibiting a machine for play. The charge was filed by Grover C. County Attorneys, Denitifher Lyank Afnithews and Mulligan as witnesses.
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Mons
A. Wingenat
Bouth Presa Street
Ping
Grover c
Tnot County
Adlornes
Denitier -Iyank Afnithews Ant Wi. Mulligan
Wititenes
Enter Madame opens with society crowd at Milam playhouse
A large gathering of San Antonio society members fills the Milam playhouse for the opening of Enter Madame. Notables in attendance include Dr. End and Mrs. Jeremiah Hhoilen, Mrs. Adolph Warner, Major and Mrs. B. S. Clark, and many others. Guests dressed in evening gowns, with plans for a post performance dinner dance and club entertainments ahead.
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Peika
Mise Elizabeth Terrell
Charmin
Mira Pegey Oliver Rome
bright_crimson
Jace Ayer
Katherine Webb
Misa Katherine Térrel
Mada
Eleanor Vigor
Potty
Roberton
Misa Joe
Dorothy Idies
Jeremiah Hhoilen
Adolph Warner
Tore
Ed. Holland
Walter Saley
Walter Nolte
Herbert Non wiMe
Leila G. Baker
Aury Maverick
Abbie
Robert Barclay
Fragmented OCR Item Mentions Various Names and Places
Fragmentary text references multiple names such as Berale and Meeker and items like entries and streets. Readable parts include scattered locations and organizations like SADC and Talladge. The snippet lacks clear events, dates, or a cohesive narrative to summarize.
Tips For New Radio Owner By J H McLean
A quirky 1920s style column previews holiday radio programming. It highlights various shows on KTSA WTSA WOAT and Columbia network, mentions comedies and musical segments, and notes the novelty of new radio ownership with a mix of program names and announcer quirks. The piece treats radio as lively, evolving entertainment during the season.
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KTSA
Columbia Network
Colonel Stoopungle
Budd
Jmk
Rudy Vallee
Ami
Hy Orchestra
Tyon Ternle
Hora Farm
WOAT
Radio Programs Tuesday in Flickering Listings
A dense OCR of a radio schedule lists many stations and programs by time, including KISA 1238 and WAOI 1360. The fragment catalogues performances, orchestras, newscasts, and entertainment slots across late morning to evening, naming performers and show titles in a busy schedule.
Salesmen Ti Bet Awards At San Antonio Hotel
Trecentation of $1000 by cash to Liz sales representatives who Ted their fellow workers in 1901 will eli Max three day confervice of the San Antonio Drug company at the Gunter hotel Weduenty night. William Ochse, president, will make the awards. A. Lamlert, sales director, in direct charge of the mrchine. Shakere on Pueslos's program Maurice Hoopes Stolaway New Jersey Be 1 Shea Louisville WelL Tapp T.L. Pine Say Antonio. Jack O'Brien spoke at the Tuesday luncheon. Tharald Scherwitz to speak at the Wednesday luncheon.
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Liz
Eli Max
San Antonio Drug Company
Gunter Hotel
William Ochse
Duesday
Vneboon
Cle Gutterne
A. Lamlert
Mrchine
Pueslos
Maurice Hoopes
Stolaway
New Jersey
Shea
Louisville
Well Tapp
T.L. Pine
Say ‘Antonio
Jack O'Brien
Ocal
Tharald Scherwitz
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Duncan Sisters File Bankruptcy Liabilities and Assets
In a voluntary bankruptcy filing the Duncan sisters of stage and screen list total liabilities at 405,007 dollars and assets at 22,000 dollars in federal court records. The filing describes the case as a corporation of co partners in Los Angeles with the dates and specifics noted in the proceedings.
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Tos Angeles
Co-Partners
Duncan Sisters of Sturt and
Screen
Foray
Ar Sole
Railroads Seek Permission to Abandon Lines
Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway and Texas and New Orleans Railroad ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon 10 miles of track from Engineer's Linton on Bay Shore to Seabrook and three miles of subsections at Sleanz. The move aims to shed an unprofitable duplication of passenger lines serving suburban Trinity Bay area.
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Washington, D.C
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sleanz
Linton
Bay Shore
Seabrook
Wea
Trinity Tay
Rail Workers Meet to Set Date for Wage Negotiations
Leaders representing 1,250,000 railroad workers gathered in RAND Ohio on December 20 to decide a date for talks on wage increases and the railroads plan to raise wages by one percent.
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RAND
Ohio
Barber Stricken While Shaving Customer in Chicago
Christ Ackerman, 60, collapsed and died in his barber shop as he raised his razor to shave a customer in Chicago on December 20. The IN S dispatch notes he suffered a heart attack just before the incident, leaving a shop full of patrons shaken.
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Chicago
Christ Ackerman
Open Forum Letters Praise and City Graft Accusations
In a long edition letter, the writer criticizes Mayor M. Chambers for failing to put unemployed citizens to work and questions law enforcement methods. The piece condemns Nelson Wright Vatman and Congressman Don Wright for debt relief efforts and urges action on social breakings.
Open Forum Panel Supports Judge Smiley’s Bold Stance
The Open Forum column on Wednesday December 1931 defends Judge Smiley declaring the right of a citizen to resign from the army in peacetime. The piece highlights calls to show cause and endorses the judge’s action as appropriate.
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Smiley
Pheemistro
Aus Offier
Judee Smiley
American Priest Attacks Soviet Church Attitude
An American priest addresses the American IeaI association criticizing the Soviet government’s treatment of the Roman Catholic Church. He accuses authorities of property seizures and imprisonment of bishops and church workers, arguing the state restricts religious freedom.
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Suntra Rota
Dee
Iter
Eimund
Walsh
Drat
Georgetown Univer
Mgian
Jean Barlow Over Attack of Flu PIPSHURGI
Dec 29 report from PIPSHURGI states Joan Barlow woman of Monde of the file is recovering from an illness of intestinal flu.
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Jean Barlow
Pipshurgi
Joan Barlow
Miationin Monde
File
Finland Day Vote Starts in Turbulent Blizzard
Finland opens its day of voting amid a roaring blizzard that kept many residents inside. Skis and sledges dot the landscape as campaigns spark strong turnout expectations on both sides of the referendum question.
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Tiellingfors
Finland
Oil Fraud Court Hears Evidence
Oklahoma City December 29. The testimony concerns the Tile Versal Oil and Gas company case. By tomorrow night a jury likely will consider evidence to determine charges of mail fraud against Seymour F L Jacobson Cox, ex promoter, and seven others.
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Oklatioma Oity
Uiary
Versal Oil and
Gaa Company
Seymour FL Jacobson Cox
Exag
Eggs on campus decried at seventh annual pone
Grape fruit and rotten eggs were described by presidents of university student bodies during the seventh annual event here amid campus politics. Urgent agreement among students was sought to ease factional difficulties.
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Tolynho
Dee
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