Mired by weather and wagering as San Antonio track woes grow
A hazy reflection on local life shows a city stalled by dull entertainment and betting restrictions. The area sour by misty gloom and scarce events, as major horse racing profits wane and the public mood turns somber amid changes in entertainment, sports, and social life. The track alone reportedly diverted about 83 million in bets, with admissions, racing forms, and related costs adding to the tally as a stark economic footprint.
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Sah- Antonius
Pullman City in Mexico City Sparks Hazy Conventions
Fragmented notes describe a pending Pullman borough in Mexico City with tracks laid at Boeha Weta station. Plans include paved driveways between cars, electric lights, lawns, shops, and taxis roaming the area. A Marble Falle Messenger correspondent and several Siheltinatt figures visit, while dentists and editors joke about electric wills and patient pain.
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Spankings In Honest Rage Provokes Debate In New York
New York discussion cites Mrs John Henly a social figure and mother of seven arguing spanking is essential discipline when delivered with a “touch of good honest rage.” She supports early use after age one or two and says it keeps children connected to boundaries, despite concerns from child experts.
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John &. Henly
Wither
Reilly
Thor
Speaker to address new legislation on real estate law
Karl McGinnis of the University of Texas will speak on new legislation affecting real estate. A separate police report notes a burglary at a home where jewelry and pins were stolen, prompting a local investigation.
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Karl McGinnis
School of Business Administration
University of Texas
Fay King Comment and Supper Event at Church
Fay King comments precede a Methodist church supper to be held in the church building at 8 p m with plans for the evening. The notice mentions preparation and community gathering.
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Methodist Church
Chadl Bilding
Britt and Whiteley Freed on Bond in Libel Case
John A. Brith and Robert Whites toy, editors of The Bare Facts, and associate Whiteley faced criminal libel charges after publishing vitriolic material about local officials. They were freed on bond after apologizing and agreeing to stop slanderous articles, with further statements from the editors.
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L Dontt Snow
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San Antonio
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Rose Heads Pension Group in Fraternal Order of Eagles
F G W Rose longtime San Antonio Eagles leader and treasurer appointed publicity chairman for FG W Rose Fraternal Order of Eagles plans to push a state old age pension measure in the current legislative session. Rose notes 24 states already have such laws.
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Beauty Hints Warn against Pimples and Infections
A historical beauty column warns young students about pimples and skin infection risks. It prescribes nightly face washing with tepid water and soap, gentle fingertip suds, rinsing, and patting dry. It notes heat helps pimples and blackheads may be pressed out with a comedone extractor bought at a drug store.
Lieutenant Cusack Transferred for Duty With Eighteenth Artillery
Lieutenant Cusack of the Twelfth Field Artillery, formerly with the Second Colorado volunteers, is assigned to Fort Sill for duty with the Eighteenth Army Artillery.
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Fort. Sill
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Overthrow Predicted in Mexican Government by Revolutionists
Alleclin Manrique, ex governor of San Tris Fo losi, predicts a total overthrow of the Mey fan government within two to three months. He claims revolutionaries have strong support in 13 southern states and plans to campaign among Mexicans in Texas and Manitannia. He cites leaders and alleged regime abuses as motives and says the revolt is near.
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San Antonio
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BeEr Law Violation Charged Woman In County Court
A woman was charged in County Court at Law No 2 with selling beer without a license. Deputy and collector examined the case and filed complaints. The alleged sale occurred at 333 Aik Street without sale permits.
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Whytshay
Aik Street
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Play review of The House Beautiful set by Marjorie and Wi
Channing Pollock play The House Beautiful to be reviewed by Miss Marjorie and Wi at 7 p m Thursday in the St Anthony Hotel ballroom. Part of a series sponsored by the San Antonio Teachers' council. Also report of a stolen dummy Glock and police giving up on a crash display near Jose Guz water street and Saul Laredo streets overnight.
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San Antonio
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Ciack
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Newton Looms as Possible Choice for County Clerk
Newton, former sheriff of Bexar County and ex deputy under Sheriff West Jr., emerges as a possible temporary county clerk candidate amid an ouster suit against Huntress. Support cites political ties with Judge Stevens and District Attorney’s office. other contenders include C Witehedl, F B Cheihbars, William F. Hrogen, and several county officials. The outcome hinges on the Huntress ouster case and local political alliances.
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Hurtress
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Fant
Kilday
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Junior Chamber Invited to Regional Convention Taft Worth
A formal invitation to attend the regional convention of junior chambers of commerce at Taft Worth on March 1 and 2 was extended to the local city organization Tuesday night by delegations from North Texas. Guests from Waco and New Broachels attended the regular meeting. G Cochran, training committee chairman of the Alamo council of Boy Scouts, presided at Tuesday’s event. Scouts from Troop 2 provided entertainment.
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Taft Worth
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