Esperanza Iris to star at charity show in Mexico City style
The piece highlights Esperanza Iris the Mexican operetta star, her wealth and theater ownership, and notes a mixed tone about opera, jewels and Mexican taste in jewels. It also tells of a 15 year old runaway from New York who traveled to San Antonio seeking fame via aviation and cowboy life, aided by Norman Macleod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperanza Tis
Hollywood
Mexico
King's
Mexico City
Tom Soaperianda
Bell Jewelry Company
ATL Jewelers
Scaperlanda
Young Men's Christan Association
New York City
Norman Macleod
San Antonio
Head
Texas
Randolph Fick
Earl
New York
Lonesome Lake
Butcher Bushness
Two Held After Hold Up Shenanigans In Shop
Two men were held after a Sunday morning butcher shop hold up at 825 South feona street. Jesse Garcia and Henry Garcia wrestled a pistol from bandits, one wounded gang member Rudolph Ga Ulents at 371 Albert street, and Ralph Cadena fled but was captured after a chase. Police linked suspects to prior robberies on Guadrlipe street and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green
Jesse Garcia
Joe Meiga
South Feona Atreel
Henry Garcia
Desse Garcia
Garcies
Henry Garels
Garcias
Ibis
Detectves B. C. Hardcastle
A. J. Hice
Charles Hardonse
Albert Street
Cardena
Calde
Paupe
Ontiears
Alea
Guerra
Guadrlipe Strent
Irvin Kline
West Marinatlect
L. A. Fore
Sareer
Saunders Avenue
Hon
Thomas Valesca
el Pata Street
Caly ryreported stolen near market house
George Hokins reported a theft on Bea Boulevard when a truck loaded with celery was left abandoned in front of the municipal market house Monday night. Police were notified and a search began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calyry
George Hokins
Bea Boulevard
Man Beaten and Robbed Near Home in Late Sunday Incident
A man on South San Marcos Street reported by police that he was beaten and robbed of money by a group of men near his home Sunday night. Detectives Bondsy searched for the owner of a diamond and cameo ring turned in by a spy who found it on February 17, seeking the ring’s rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Santos
San Marcos Street
Polic
Bondsy
Wickersham Committee Debate Hits Hurdles in Oklahoma
In Chelsea Oklahoma on February 22, a tense discussion surfaces over an anti-hoarding commission. Names mentioned include E Kat, Mr. Wickersham, Hovers as chair, and Mere McSpadien. A Claremore farmer, Barts Haas, reportedly paid $300 for a carrel of tran and a local eat shop, with calls for support and a plea that the endeavor not be mismanaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Okla
Kat
Mr. Wickersham
Nike Gou
Rogers- Wickersham
Hovers
Mingers Sansh
Claremore
Barts Haas
Bila
Carrel
Tran
One Arrest in Pistol Killing Seeks Suspect
Deputies held one man and searched for a fleeing suspect in the Friday night pistol slaying of George Scott at 1016 West Travis and wounding Fred Ogden near Commerce and Laredo. Scott died Saturday at Robert B. Green hospital. Ogden was found in a nearby one room house in serious condition. Investigator Raymond South said information may help locate the pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swoller
George Scott
West Travis Street
Fred Ogden
Commerce
Laredo
Robert B. Green
Ogden
Scott Hess
Raymond South
Death by own action verdict after man found hanging
An inquest by Justice of the Peace John R. Shook returned a verdict of death by own action for Frank Burley 7 found hanging from a tree beside his residence at 250 Kasb Cincinnati Avenue early Sunday. Burley a native of Ashland Illinois and veteran railroad man who served in San Antonio eight years, is survived by his son John and two daughters Mrs Grace Prowses of Hamilton Ontario. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burley
Kasb
Cincinnati
Avenue
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
John Burley
H. C. Bcrrow
J. F. Leonard
Burley
Ashland
Til
San Antonio
John
Grace Prowses
Hamillon
Ont
Witte Museum Washington Fete at Breckenridge Park
Witte Museum in Breckenridge Park opens all day Monday with a Washington program led by Col. BM. L. Crimmins at 4 p.m. The lecture features 100 colored slides by Merrill Bishop, assistant director of the cul tural schools. Women wear period garments. Miss Byzanne Buck leads the fashion portion.
Washington Bicentennial Day Courthouse Ball noted
San Antonio joins nation in observing George Washington two hundredth birthday with a Monday program of vintage 1739 era dances tableaux and military scenes at the municipal building. Mars. O. A. Cotee as Washington and Mrs Halstead Corey will lead a grand march and Jimmie Klein orchestra plays from 9:30 p.m. to midnight. Mayor C M Chambers chairs the committee including Heusinger Chamberlain Drought Hertzberg Winans and Dorey. Heusinger received praise from Sal Bloom for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
George Washington
Iir Hertzberg
Edwin B. Winans
Halstead Dorey
Heusinger
Sal Bloom
United States
George? Washington
Druggist Held Up by Three Bandits in Auto
Police report that early Sunday three men in a pursuing car hijacked Druggist W. E. Delehant near his home at 435 West Summit Avenue after leaving 590L Broadway. They forced him to the curb and looted a small amount of change while abusing him, as Delehant recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Delehant
West Summit Avenue
Delehant
Broadway
Mystery Attacks Probed by Police
Police investigate three Sunday night assaults. De facto victim Deve Trevino, 11, was cut about the face by four men on South Piie Street. Ray Downs was beaten on Burnet Street, and Willie Garcia was jumped near Tampico and San Marcos Streets. Police seek robbery motive.
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Ocetre
Rovert B. Green Hospital
Deve Trevino
Fiala
Yeas
Mansq
Bouth Piie Street
Willie Garcia
South Laredo
Tampico
San Marcos
Ray Downs
Navarro Street
Meget
Burnet Street
Phone Girl Causes Burglar's Capture
Telephone operator at the Mission exchange locked out a window early Monday. Police believe the burglar will implicate others in recent church burglaries as they pursue charges against the man seen leaving the Church of Christ at 119 Grove Avenue.
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Mission Exchange
Church of Christ
119
Grove Avenue
John Stowe
Thee
Nerese
Maverick to Broadcast Washington Birthday Message
Tax Collector Maury Maverick will address Washington birthday on Monday night over two radio stations. The talk is hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and will air on WOAL at 6:16 p.m. and KTSA at 9:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Washington
KTSA
Pioneer John Garner and Frontier Roots in Red River Country
The excerpt recounts John N Garner’s boyhood in the Red River area, his rugged upbringing, schooling in a rural one room school, and early humor. It notes his frontier environment, attendance by telegraph-like travel on foot, and a notable prank at a camp meeting with Sallie Jackson, reflecting a rough, lively early life shaping his character.
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Cuacter I Conyright
Univeragl Secw
John N. Garner
Theodore Rooseveld
Ann Kitty
Cat
Lite
John N. Gagier
Pine Clearing
Scilool
Bharme
John
P. E. Butler
Red River
John Gamer
Gerner
Sallie Jackson
Fat Jackson
Ab Blossom Prairie
Obituary: Hebert E. Ellsworth Former SA Water Leader Dead
Hebert E. Ellsworth, 72, longtime San Antonio Water Supply official and early city figure, died and was buried Sunday. He joined the water system in 1921, served as secretary and treasurer, and witnessed its changes under Brackenridge and later ownership by St Louis capitalists. He was a San Antonio Club member and Knight of Pythias. Survived by widow Amelia McComb Ellsworth, two sons Hallett T. Ellsworth of Laredo and PF Leslie Ellsworth of San Antonio, a brother E. E. Ellsworth of Cleveland Ohio, and four grandchildren.
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Hebert E. Ellsworth
San Antonio
Fobert J. Larding
Agen
San Antonians
San Antonio Club
Knights of Pythias
Amelia McComb Ellsworth
Hallett T. Elworth
Laredo
Leslie Elworth
This Ciy
Walpole and Cousin John N Gur ner in Early Life
Walpole recalls a celebrated elder and the future speaker Rod azounding in higher learning branches. Young Garner grew up on a farm doing cows, fences, and harvest tasks while becoming a skilled cowhand and hunter. He brought game home frequently, earning a name as an expert with gun and rod.
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Kate
John
Garner
Mormon Leader Visits San Antonio For Mission Conference
The Rev. Melvin J. Dallord of Salt Lake City and the Rev. Antoin R. Ivins of Los Angeles visit San Antonio to meet Texas mission leaders. They discussed Mexican missions as a general conference is planned at 8:30 p.m. Monday at 2206 Buena Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon Ghief
Melvin J. Dallord
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
San Antonio
Antoin R. Ivins
Los Angeles
Mr. Hallard
Church of Jesus C
Latter Day Saints
C. E. Rowaner
Perme
Texas Mission
George M. Wride
Curely
Buena Viste Sitcel
Shooting puzzles police over Lee Cadena murder
Police pursued leads without identification of the shooter who fatally wounded 20 year old Lee Cadena near his home at 602 West Theo Avenue on Saturday. Cadena was found with a back wound and died at Robert B. Green Hospital where doctors fought to save him.
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Anr
Lee Cadena
Theo Avenue
Streemes
Robert B. Greet
Kespitn
Doughboys Train In Machine Gun Tactics
Doughboys in rifle companies and LO Teeter machine gun units will receive training in machine gun use during field exercises. Two machine guns will accompany each rifle company in peace time, with four in war time. Washington orders add machine guns to rifle companies cavalry crews and engineers as part of field maneuvers.
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Wiese
Washington
Elphis Corps
Youth attempts theft but loses pants in pursuit
Patrolman A J Vogt on Guadalupe Street spots a youth near his car as he drinks coffee. The boy grabs the officer’s club and flees, slips up a wall and a fence, loses his trousers, then is captured and jailed on a charge of theft under five dollars.
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A. J Vogt
Vogt
Guadalupe Street
Vorgase
Robbery Victim Beaten Stabbed in Weekend Attack
Fat Marcontell, 34, of 3609 Wi Commerce Street, was treated Monday after two men beat and stabbed him and robbed him of $16 and clothing on Saturday. He remained under medical care. The incident occurred as the victim was assaulted by the suspects who fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcontell
Commerce Street
Civic League to Hold Monthly Meeting in Los Angeles
The regular monthly meeting of the Ge Tos Angeles Civic League will be held Tuesday at 7 pm at Los Angeles Heights grade school on Olmos. Walter M. Graham serves as president and W R Fontenot as secretary, with Fontenot in charge.
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Ge Tos Angeles Eights Civic League
Los Angeles Heights
Olmos Olivé
W. Fontenot
Walter M.graham
Winl
Garner Stand On Liquor and Democratic Nomination
Frank Rybk ent, visiting San Antonio, argues Garner’s stance on prohibition could affect a Democratic presidential nomination. He sees Garner as wavering on the eighteenth amendment but voting for dry measures at times, while noting factional rivalries and a broader push toward Hoover’s nomination amid reform sentiment. Kent, predicting a national vote shift, cites Garner’s impact on convention dynamics and a possible open Chicago meeting next June. Kentinish commentary also critiques prohibition laws and notes new voters may pressure repeal. Kent to speak at San Antonio Open Forum Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gpener
Kent
Gerger
Post of Representatives
Ute Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Fox
Hoare
Poifeles
Albert Ritchie
Bemeeradta Party
Garner la Nob
Iias
Roosevelt
Alfred EB. Smith
Chicago
Iowa
Toleno
Maryland
Hoover
San Antonio
Main Avenue
Adjutant General Opposed to Anti Boxing Law
Adjutant General W. W. Sterling backs repeal of Texas anti boxing law. He spoke to a San Antonio audience reviewing amateur bouts leading to Olympic tryouts. Sterling, here for the Garner rally, argued boxing protects youths but said enforcement varies and rangers act only when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. W
Sterling
Aerosburg
W. A. Williamson
Woxing
Rcks
Rnlves
Clals
San An- Lowly
Rangers
Rabbi Ephraim P. Hersch to speak on Jews in America
The Jewish Study Class will hear Rabbi Ephraim P. Hersch discuss Jews in America during the Colonial and Revolutionary periods. The event is organized by the Council of Jewish Women at Temple Beth-El and set for 10 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Ephraim Phsch
America
Elas
Council of Jewish Women
Temple Beth-El
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