San Antonio Awaits Grand Opera Opening Season
San Antonio society is astir over the upcoming Grand Opera season at the Municipal auditorium. Tickets flood in from nearby towns as Jean Wildenstein reports brisk sales and a rich program including Resurrection and La Traviata. Notables such as Cyrena Van Gordon and Charles Mardale Ro are slated to perform.
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Round Table
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Normandy
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Bag Antonio
Zrand Opera
Wildensstein
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Stata
Cyrena van Gordon
Afi Garden
Charles Mardale
Firgilliaezzari
Amnesty Bill Moves in Louisiana House Amid Fight
The Love bul amendment to repeal Ferguson amnesty is advancing in Louisiana's House after Senate approval. The judiciary committee reported favorably, with expectations of a regular order debate Wednesday unless blocked by a special order. The measure relates to the 1917 amnesty granted by Governor Ferguson to his husband, James Ferguson, who was impeached and removed as governor.
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International News Service
Austen
House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Wednessey
Askiam
A. Ferguson
James FE
2S Gonor
Comet Rice Promises New Energy For Office Workers
Sluggish office staff from photographers to clerks find relief with Comet Rice described as a refreshing breakfast remedy. The ad touts carbohydrates and multiple preparation methods and asks readers to send a two cent stamp for a brochure at a Boulder address.
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Caight Street
Fight on self harm, courage, and social reform calls
The text discusses a Baltimore University group of thirteen men forming an anti self-harm club, aiming to counter suicide with psychology and study, stressing courage over quitting. It cites Senator Harrison, Frederick A. Sterling, W C T U, bootlegging social pressures, and Uzan ne Lenglen's France funds, contrasting francs to dollars.
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Baltimore University
Uzanne Lenglen
Cear
France
America
Trial advances in Billings case as jurors chosen
In Billings, Merriman testified about a disturbance at the Billings home before a late night murder. He described Billings dragging his wife inside and threats to kill, with officers later finding both victims injured. Jury selection proceeded after a 300-strong venire and multiple previous trials.
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Merriman
Ogalites Street
Rev. Kuensiler
I. V. Whittaker
Clrda Boyd
Sam
Ays
Prasse
John Nowieski
Alamo Ironsi
H.W. Langbois
Baker
Logan Toops
James
Wes
Harley Wollyfie
Court of Carpenta
Subscriptions to Community Chest Grow After Mail Campaign
Campaign chair Leiseter reported the Community Chest fund drew roughly 805 in a follow up mail push. About 82.50 was received on Friday. The first mailing listed past subscribers who did not renew. A second mailing went to 22 percent of non-subscribers. Direct solicitation planned for Thursday with several hundred workers.
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Wridar
FM. Leiseter
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Leiteler Aid
Abel Mendez Wounded in Fatal Stabbing of Maria Cadena
Abel Mendez was in critical condition at Robert B. Green hospital after stabbing Maria Ort de Cadena to death Wednesday night on Commerce Street and Santa Rosa Avenue. Cadena’s husband was jailed on murder charges with $8000 bond on a related count, as authorities investigate the case. Cadena's family mourns the victim and awaits burial.
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Sane
Maria Ort de Cadena
Robert B. Green Hospital
Besar
Justice of the Peace
Anton Adam
Cadena
Mendez
Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
New Boy Scout Troop Plans First Meeting
Boy Scout troop No. 26, recently organized, will meet under Scoutmaster Eugene F. Pake at Thomas Nelson Page Junior school at 7 30 p m Friday evening the initial gathering following its organization.
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Eugene F. Pake
Thomas Nelson Page
Veterans receive $250000 in loans through four banks
Cold War veterans in San Antonio have secured more than $250000 in loans from Frost National, Groos National, City National and Commercial National banks. Commander Jack Burke reported 2570 loans have been issued under the Adamo Post number 2 American Legion.
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San Antonio
Adamo Post
American Legion
Jack Burke
Ciaide
al Burke
Frost National
Groos Na Onal
City National
Commercial National
Amarillo Utilities Budget Approved
The Southwestern Public Service board approved a 2,060,000 budget for Amarillo extensions. The plan funds a 1,500,000 new power plant to be finished within two weeks and a second unit costing about 1,060,000 later this year, plus lines and facilities.
Moody Appoints Mullian and Pharr to District Courts
Governor Moody appointed Clark Mullican of Lubbock County to the ninety-ninth judicial district and Homer Pharr of Lubbock County to the seventy-second judicial district sending them to the Senate for confirmation.
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Mullican
Austin
Ban Moody Koiay
Clark M. Mullcan
Lubbock County
Ninety-Ninth
Homer I. Pharr
Seventy-Second
Thlames
Senate
The Law Protects the Criminal by William Johnston
A vigorous article argues women are endangered by wider crime and government inaction. It contends legal methods shield criminals and enable murder and robbery, urging women to act against a rising flood of crime.
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Wm. Johnston
New Plants Open in San Antonio Doorstep Growth
At Thursday's industrial committee meeting, secretary OC Leel outlined rapid factory expansion in San Antonio since January 1, including a new stucco plant at 800m in South Flores Street with Lyon as president. The chamber plans to print 1500 factory abstracts and publish a 70 page directory listing 1080 San Antonio factories and products for local citizens and merchants.
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City to Seek Carson Street Extension at Meeting
Commissioner of Streets Paul Steffler announced a resolution to extend Carson Street from Austin Street to North Alamo Street will be presented at the next meeting. If adopted a $4250 lot may be required to carry out the project.
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Steffler
College Heads Charge Autos Menace Students Morals
An American Motorist survey notes college leaders warn autos disrupt student morals and attendance. Michigan's Little University questions auto necessity for education while Princeton cites traffic congestion and conduct issues.
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Little University’ Michigan
Moody Leads Walk Through Prisons Bill Debate
Austin officials including Lieutenant Governor Moody and Speaker Barry will visit Huntsville tonight to inspect the prison system. The House has passed the penitentiary relocation bill. the Senate has not acted. The first week of the session likely shifts to prison reform legislation as lawmakers seek a self sustaining system.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Teutenant Vief Barry Iller
Ry. Bobbitt
Dhe Louse
House
Penitentary Cormittee
Easton
Huntsville
Representatives
Valready
Senate
Farm relief bill debate stalls over agricultural protections
The article notes farmers and scientists debating plans to guard intercultural products while considering measures that may affect staple crops like cotton, corn, and wheat. Senator McNary says he will not force an override of President Hoover's veto as talks on the McNary Hay bill continue.
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Bill Washington
Senate Culture Committee
Inige
McNarry-Hay
Coolidge Veto Triggers Grain Rally in Chicago
A garbled Chicago market note shows a grain rally tied to a Coolidge veto. The fragment mentions a rise around 7 cents and notes movement in prices and trade factors affecting grains.
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Chicago
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