We We Open Today's Lesson With Reading Of A Letter
A garbled passage describes a chaotic report from a distant city, mentioning Ede Poe u San Antonina and various figures such as Cope de aies, J. Shelby McNeel, Ben Carlton Mead, Captain W. V. Galn, Jock Jackson, Andrew Lee, and others. The narrative weaves travel, theater, and social notes, noting hotel Paris ties and entertainment scenes, with references to military and local civic roles. The text is fragmented but signals a column style recap of people connected to arts, travel, and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede Poe
San Antonina
Eddig
Arls
Paris
Kang Spain
Uncle Sun
Monsieur Cope Deaies
Wat & Cate
Shooting of Dove Brings Fine in Local Court
The Justice of the Peace fined GF Dewer ten dollars and costs totaling nineteen dollars for possession of an old dove. Dewer claimed the bird, shot with a .22 caliber pistol, was an accidental possession. State Game Warden A. E. Atelier reported the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewer
Tenn Toad
Justles
John
Sensan
Afman
A. E. Atelier
Window Break In San Antonio Blamed On Hoodlums
Police blame hoodlums for a window break at a San Antonio site described in garbled OCR. The report notes disturbed surroundings and a gunfire incident near a street with address fragments, with no clear victims or follow up details available.
Blamed Pair Arrested Over Mule Borrowing Incident
A garbled report notes two men were held for questioning regarding the alleged borrowing of mules during a disturbance near a paint shop. Readable parts indicate a confrontation and theft of livestock, with authorities pursuing leads and potential charges pending further details.
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Wren
Reading of fragment raises safety concerns
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a person treated for fall injuries and a hospital setting at a capital facility, but lacks coherent names, dates, or location details to establish a clear news item.
Bandits Pose as Dry Agents Rob San Antonio Grocer
A pair of bandits dressed as prohibition agents robbed grocer C Pierce at his Ridgeley Avenue store, taking seven dollars from the cash register. Police sought two tall men in cowboy attire after a sequence of robberies and attempted abductions left pedestrians wounded and bystanders terrified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
C. Pierce
Rigeley Avenue
Pierce
Highland Park
Ohe
Pleres
Pracit
Jake Roquett
Town Street
Baneal
Matehes
Rodnett
Center
Roquell
P. A
Jesus Rodriguez
el Paso Street
Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Robert B. Green Hospital
George
Cnun
Ant We
G. B. Cannon
Charles Ogden
McNeal
Evangelist Invites Friends to Church in Bexar County
Evangelist Emil J. Wierholzes a former Fratt resident now in Fredericksburg invites old Bexar county friends to attend services led by A J Anderceg at Beherte church. Services run weekly Wednesday and Sunday at 7 30 pm and Sundays at 10 am. A watch service will welcome the new year on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Wierholzes
Fredericksburg
Fratt
A.J Anderceg
Beherte
Bexar County
Chert
Negro Attorney in Jail Briefly
J Greenly a negra attorney pasid a few tumbless Jail Fri day ex result of arbusing Live the WT Corporation Cut dudee A T Matinese dieing that of 4 case. Greenly asked a complaining wil heap againg in defendant he was representing A question Judge Bint eck objected to so he led him 35 for contempt of court and or dered M M Henson bailiff to look him up. A few minutes later Indye Matiick ordered Greenly released. SCOUTS TO TITAN TALK Hay Seaits af Troop 37 Calvary Baptist chutch Will Meas Mader Ted Pawel of Canada lecure on Indian love Friday evening abile With anger
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J. Greenly
Pasid
WT Corporation
A. T. Matinese
Greenly
Binteck
M. M. Henson
Indye Matiick
Titan
Hay Seaits
Calvary Baptist Chutch
Will Meas Mader
Ted Pawel
Canada
Lecure
Muinty Court Busy in 1302
Judge MecCallen Burnett of County Soir at Law No. 1, Galair day will complete one of the busiest years be hag spent since he hag been preaihing over his court. The volume of cases comnesed of Tn his court x creda the mumnber in any court ha Me courtheian except perhaps the jusilee of the peave courts. During 1932, no folal of ROT cleltantta were ied in duday Bviradles cemrh, and 1545 wern lapesed nf. A fotal of in Vetmint complaints were fleater (he cnarh and 14 wern disposed, of. The record a slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecCallen Burnett
Soir
Galair
Theorda
Judie Toninett
Beever
Burglary suspects nabbed as theft wave hits city
Two burglary suspects were captured Thursday night as police battled a holiday theft wave. One man arrested inside a Dwyer avenue home as others called police. another taken in nearby room. Jewelry, clothing, rings and a necklace valued in hundreds of dollars were stolen from several residences and a parked car. Detectives note a pattern of matches used by a North Side burglar, with about eight incidents in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Sah Antonio
Dwyer Avenue
Ioksub
J.H. Milford
Arden Grove
Rande Caton
G. J. Jackson
Sn Avery
O. A. Minar
North Street
West Travis Street
J. M. Caldwell
Laurel Heights Place
Caldwell Jimme
Furere Coop
Price
Denver “Boulevard
J. M Martine
Sanity Ghert
B. Polansky
Girls Plan New Year's Party by A G Club
The A G elup and the Blue Tridmels club sponsor a New Year's party Friday night from 8 to 12 in the gym. Lennea Lorentzen leads the social committee with Emma Ruth tewin ghd Lesa For tassain assisting. Hartman's orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs Wallace Francis chairs the business girls' department.
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BR. G
Elup
Blue Tridmels
Woo A
O'Slock
Lennea Lorentzen
Dheyross
Emma Ruth Tewin Ghd
Lesa Fortassain
Elivir
Ace
Hartman
Wallace Francis
Business Girls' Department
Witte Art Class to Omit Meeting
The Witte Memorial art class led by Rodolph Statiel will not meet Saturday morning. A children’s program at 10 a.m. will feature the final appearance of an Indian band under Maj. Ted Bowell before the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte Memorial Mustum
Rodolph Statiel
Hs Uvek
Maj
Ted Bowell
Ted
Junior Chamber to Honor Ex Officers
The Taner clamber of com woetre will hold its ywet presidents' wreting Tuesday at 15 p m at the Gimtre hotel with Herbert Civer presiding. Fifteen past hiratdents of Hae orennlandon dd bp Tenor pWORts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Woetre
Gimtre
Herbert Civer
Hae Orennlandon
Pworts
Witte memorial museum January Open Forum topics listed
A January program slate at the Witte memorial museum under the Open Forum includes a cowboy songs and talks by Langhorn Luke real name Duke Verne Allen on January 18. Dr Frank C Weberg of Our Lady of the Lake college discusses Sources of International Community January 25 with a student musical prelude. Movies from Mexico with Jack White plus a Mexican music program by the International Institute kick off January 6. A bushman film by RL Magnen will be shown with Eleanor Onderdank arranging designs. Our Lady of the Lake College offers suitable music beforehand. Dr Harry C Oberholser will speak Curious Things About Birds on January 9. A musical program from San Antonio College of Master John Steinfeldt, director, is also listed. Sunday programs start at 3 30 pm. AMI Suwlay proclamations at the museum. Owen Faris programs chaired by Aethy B Dielmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte Memorial Museum
Open Forum
Langhorn Luke
Duke Verne Allen
Frank C. Weberg
Our Lady of the Lake College
Incarnate Word College Music Association
Redls
Mexico
Jack White
Interneonal Institute
South Africa
RL. Magnen
Eleanor Onderdank
Baliks
Our Lady
One Lake College
Harry C. Oberholser
Wnited
Theft of Rabbits Reported to Police
A police report notes rabbits were stolen from the rabbit hatch of Charles Bet Hes at 1412 Hteex sirpat. The incident involved a witness and resulted in a loss of $1.23 from the Mason cafe at 116 South New Brauinteys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bet
Ney
Av Yncite
Mason Cafe
South New Brauinteys
Back-Slapping as Flu Rages in City Mayor's Opinion
A 19th century town notes mayor G. M. Onnambera advocates back-slapping over hand-shaking to curb influenza spread. Health officer Dr W. A Xing pushes against the custom citing contagion concerns. The piece mocks social antics and hints at election-related motives amid the flu outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flu
G. M. Onnambera
Min Ming
Moyer Milnialpnd
Sint
Denney
Funeral Rites for Victim of Beating Conducted Friday
Funeral services were held Friday at St. John's Lutheran for Mrs Regina Woelfel aged eighty six who died from wounds inflicted by a burglar November 23. Rev A L Wolff officiated. She was a Germany native who had lived here four years and left survivors in Germany and San Antonio including a son in law and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Worllel
Trenta Avenue
Ciaul Buriglar
St. John’s Luthern Church
A. L. Wolff
Woelfel
Germany
Christoph Lose
Margaret Schwartz
Martha Woelfel
J. P. Schwerts
San Antonio
Lutheran Choir to Sing Cantata Em manuel
Post Christmas cantata Em manuel to be sung by the inter mediae choir of Highland Perk Travelical Lutheran church Sunday night at 7 30 under the direction of Lie Rev PA Newmeister More than 20 voices will participate Mrs Etta Wabrealid plays the organ accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Highland Perk Travelical Lutheran Church
Lie
Newmeister
Etta Wabrealid
Col White Speaks on Foreign Debts at Pinaw Hotel Meeting
Colonel Herbert White former judge advocate general of the eighth corps area spoke on the Cor vign war debt question at a meeting of Ole Congress at the Pinaw hotel on Friday. Ray P Whitfield acted as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. White
Herbert White
Eighth Corps
Ole Cononuscl
Pinaw Hotel
Tne
Ray P. Whitfield
Drunk Arrest Totals Reported by City Police
San Antonio police records show annual counts of intoxicated arrestees with 38 arrested by the city police, plus 3451 other arrests for various offenses. The year reports include 1897 wrecks and other incidents, compiled by record clerk H. C. Dusty Rhodes.
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San Antonio
Strinkenness
H.C. Dusty Rhodes
Daelase
Wagenals
Tothacrante
Wrucka
Recalled Beer Garden Remembers San Antonio Days
Memories of a former San Antonio beer garden tied to prominent local families and Adolf Scholz’s legacy, kept alive by Henry Boerner. The garden on Losoya and South Alamo featured tropical plants, balcony privacy, and a German band led by Carl Beck. Patrons enjoyed orderly beer and conversation from 10 to 11 each morning.
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Antonia Landmark
Scholes
Mire
Henry Boerner
Boerner
Adolf Scholz
Jess Rushing
Jess
San Antoniano
Theodote Roosevelt
San Antonio
Loswya Street
Alamo Street
Youth Injured by Blank Cartridge Incident
An 18 year old resident of Hackberry Street was wounded by a blank cartridge while handling a pistol near Mann Street. The injury occurred in Laken County Hospital where the patient Ermist Sanches, 3h, received treatment for a thigh wound.
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Hackberry Street
Robert Green
Wekind
Mann
Ermist Sanches
Laken
Lie County Hospital
Pleas of Guilty on Dry Charges Entered by Two Men
Two middle aged men pleaded guilty to liquor charges before U S commissioner Bridiya remits. Facundo arrested in Mercedes street whiskey case involving a 40 gallon still 352 gallons mash and 1012 gallons whiskey. Adaline Falcon held at Zarramora and Poplar with 15 gallons whiskey. Falcon reported accosted by federal agents in Austin and received one year sentence.
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United States Commission
Egents
Folcan
Austin
Our Lady of the Lake Music College Awarded National Status
Washington gives word that the Tausi¢ department at Our Lady of the Lake college has earned membership in the National Association of Schools of Music, described as the nation's premier accrediting agency for music. The recognition marks a high achievement for the college and its music department.
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L. A
Income tax debate fuels winter nerves in Santa Monica
A fragment from a Santa Monica item questions how income tax funds are spent and vows to push back when government seeks more revenue. It invokes the idea of a public that must be vigilant for tax increases as Congress and the nation face fiscal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Dee
Ralutiay
People's Fist
Machine backed ticket plans loom in city election
Mayor C. M. Chagle announced the machine will run its own slate for mayor and commissioners, denying coalition talks and vowing victory. He will not seek re-election but will stay active in politics. Headquarters planned for January 14 in Austin, with a tax proposal and public funds audit favored. He supports monthly accounting of public funds and replacing corporation court with justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Palen
C. M. Chaglee
Chambers
Ucke
Althoug
Austin
Chambers Aso
Corporation Court
Justices of the Peace
Pioneer Veteran Describes Safer Times in Old Days
Griszle a veteran of Monn wars and an old Trot Driver Richard Collins 18 spends holidays in San Antonio while missing Round Mountain Bianco county home. He recalls Pioneer era Minute Men in Travis Hays Burnet and Blanca counties driving out marauders and says life was safer then than in modern speeding cars and bandits. He visits grandson Olle Collins 21 attending business college. they have been inseparable pals since childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griszle
Richard Collins
Sab Antonio
Safor
Round Mountain
Bianco County
Travis
Hays
Burnet
Blanca
Collins
Olle Collins
Business
Wrecked Car Sold at Auction for 30 Dollars
The United States customs office in San Antonio auctioned a wrecked car for 30 dollars after it was seized following a crash near Medina River. Driver Nagarin Garcia was injured in the December 12 wreck and later charged in a seizure case involving 159 gallons of Mexican liquor. Co defendants RTs Estes and J C Slim Lunsbert faced charges. a buyer reportedly purchased the wreck with no license to transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Customs Department
San An
Medina River
No City
Nagarin Garcia
Rts
Estes
J. C
Slim
Lunsbert
Garcia
Three Named to Pick Grand Jury
Thirty seventh District court Friday named three commissioners who will select 16 prospective grand jurors, 19 of whom will serve. The commission are Joseph Courand, U Risehe, and Charles B. Treuter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didré W. 8 Anderson
Seventh District Court
Joseph Courand
U. Risehe
Charies B. Treuter
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Aiddg
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The
Witte Memoriauseum
Jank Dotae
Coronete
Chikren
Imarillo
Texas
W. V. Galn
California
Jock Jackson
Thester
Ess
Esen Scranton
Andrew Lee Thas
F. R. Haljeron
Lite Departeen
Ender
Inulrillo
Frnesh Hauser
Chandler Jr
Schreiner Ialibute
Eqvine
Erum Ajnr
Vard
Weasurer
Nelson Greening
J. Tiner
Beck
Gas
Dem
Ruven Bwifh
Tivol
Tealguer
Feedosicksburg Road
Chay Avenue
Scholz
Palm Garden
Losoya Street
Fred Hummert
Otto Koehler
Otto Wahrmund
Boerners
Auesture
Evangelist
Muinty
Rm Bc
Witte
W. A Xing
Lutheran Choir
Sours
Will Rogers
T. Slave
Dr. Tain
Mae
TY Bce
Pioneer
Inis San Miguel
Miguel
Justice At
Bee
John P. Onion
Tiranest
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