Roosevelt tale and city notes from the era
A lively American note column recounts Roosevelt’s hunting tale with Col. Abernathy in Oklahoma, alongside breezy vignettes of local figures. It mentions Lee’s economic charts, Joseffy’s bomb‑thrower publicity stunt, and residents like Leonard Brown, Mae Stridwell, and Wild Ramsey, all touching on their past deeds and current pursuits.
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Robert E. Lee
Gunter Ballroom
Tor
Lee
South America
Thomas F. Lee
Mexico
Mir Iovestoys
Joseph Freug
Chicago Electrics
Wileh
Jowfly
Chat Ai
Joseffy
Fair
Robert Vir
Fred Lancaster
Alsmo Miaza
Joseify
Ane
Uny
Mary Mulhern Granted Divorce in Los Angeles
Mary Mulhern, actress, won a divorce from Jack Pickford described as jealous and reclusive. The Los Angeles case details portray Pickford as a man who seldom ate and slept until three in the afternoon, as reported from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Pickford
Mary Mulhern
Prowler Trapped Then Escapes as Police Net Fails
Police attempted to trap a prowler in the 600 block of Canton Street Friday night after multiple door and window entries. A man was seen in a yard, then the suspect fled as officers hunted the area for an hour. Three boys were arrested for breaking into a cafe on Soledad Street. A trolley car worker was robbed of money. Electrical gear and a horse and wagon were reported stolen from local addresses.
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Une
Canton Street
Wordst
J. G. Mergele
E. W. Winters
W. A. Lindsey
Soledad Street
Lindsey
Q. M. Richey
Tian South Flores
Winston Smith
Denver Boulevard
Rupert Santos
Banttegs Street
Frusch Street
H. W. Boldt
Meerscheidt Street
Youth Held on $2500 Bond in Holdup Case
Wag Nolan street resident Carrel McMahan eighteen was jailed in Brxnn county court after a robbery by assault with firearms and assault to murder charge tied to a failed holdup of Jillus Ebron proprietor of Purity Food Shop at 2201 East Houston Street. Bond set after writ of habeas corpus. co-defendants Earnest Padgett and Lynn Eppright were discharged without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel McMahan
Wag Nolan Street
Brxnn
Justler of the Peace
John F. Gajon
Jillus Ebron
Purity Food Shop
East
Houston Street
Ebron
Ninety-fourth District Court
Earnest Padgett
Lexangton Avenue
Lynn Eppright
Mellverne Street
Majalca Cleared of Robbery Charge by Jury
Dr B C Majaica of 1011 West Ashby was exonerated by the Ninety-fourth District Court grand jury on a robbery by assault with firearms charge. The case, sworn by John Sylvia of 804 South Pecos Street, originated in Justice of the Peace John R. Shook's court on April 23, 1821, with a Friday no data entry.
Congress Debates Road Program and Tax Increases
Senate and House conferees meet on lame duck measures as committees study tax increases and treasury post office appropriations. The $132.6 million Democratic road program is considered while anti kidnapping and unemployment related bills receive focus.
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Senate
House
Lame Dock Hill
White House
Territories Committee
Philippines
Interstate Commerce Cotmbtle
Thad Brown
Radi Commission
Couzens
Mouse
Ronsideraton of the Treasury
Rules Committee
Peter Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Judiciary Committee
The Killer planned as new Fox picture for O'Brien
Los Angeles reports on Fox Studio contracting George O'Brien for bigger, better films. Dave Howard to direct The Killer, with Edward Grainger supervising. mentions other studio ideas and industry chatter about rosters, projects, and personalities.
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O’brien
Fox
Louella OG
PARSONS _ Morton Cielure Hollier
Universal Herstee
Cupselabl
Bs Univereil Service
Los Angeles
Sanford
Lily
Boyfiend
Sidney Smith
New Fox Seeline
Grovec O'Brien
George
Stewart White
O'Brien
Dave Howard
Edward Grainger
James
Etiquette on Telephone Greetings in Formal Cards
A reader asks whether to use first names or titles when greeting by telephone and in Christmas cards. The reply explains that formality dictates whether to say This is Lily Smith or Lily Smith, with Mrs. or Mr. depending on the card’s tone and the addressee’s familiarity. It notes that formal wording may use third person, while informal cards permit first names, with full names preferred for acquaintances.
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Wil S
Flo James
Willan James
Lily Smith
Anthony Smith
William Jamars
Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis
Interior scene evokes a nostalgic home setting with a ticking clock a red firelight a kitten by the blaze and white roses. The poem folds memories of spring and enclosed warmth inside a quiet room while an outside world lingers beyond the curtains.
Remember When By Scott Write
A nostalgic reflection recalls Scott Write’s memories of attending a Wrights Templar convention in San Antonio twenty years ago and political meetings in Detthoven Hall. The writer notes the city’s growth since then while Buckhorn Saloon remains a tourist draw, unchanged in spirit.
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Scott
United Statler
San Antonio
Wrights Templar
Detthoven Hall
Priests and Rabbi to Debate National Defense Policy
Noted Rabbi Stephen Wise and Father Joseph Lonergan will debate the question Shall the Congress Enact the American Legion National Defense Program at 8 o clock. Wise argues disarmament while Lonergan supports preparedness. The program coincides with network broadcasts and a slate of radio discussions across stations.
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J. . M'Lean
ETSA
Columbia
Stephen
Wise
Josip Lonergan
Lane
American Legion
Congress
Rabbi Wise
Father Lonergan
Columbia Broadcasting System
Eranamy
Far East
Legion
Establishia
Churches to Hold Joint Services on Prohibition Ring
Churches on the South Side plan a joint service at 7 30 p m to hear officials from the Anti Saloon League discuss a prohibition ring. Dr Ate ehb superintendent in Texas Hayward John rector of education Antonio Mrs Leland Hast Antonio and Ernest will lead roles.
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Grisfian Church
McKinavenue Methodist Cluich
Anti-Saloon League
Ateehb
In Texas
Hayward John
The
Ague
Leland Hasta Antonio
Ernest
Radio Programs and schedules on national chains
A fragmented list details Colombia Broadcast System national radio programs and schedule notes. It mentions channels, times like 1:30 and 5:00 p m, various hosts and orchestras, dance and educational blocks, and multiple stations such as KABC 1120 and WOAC 1160 with program permutations and rotating features.
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Thag
Cieod
Vantieg
AMAC
r.—Dance Orchestra
KABC
Mengora
Gratoco
m.—Ceet
Salty
Jeck Leeoks
Guilty
Feral Girls
Aack Franks
Mueller
We Tinellimn
Ig Studln
m—Veriety
Captain Reports for Duty in the Eighth Corps Area
Captain Clydeon Morgas of the ordnance department has reported for duty as assistant corps area ordnance officer at Eighth Corps headquarters. A West Point 1939 graduate, he served three years overseas and participated in the Pollsty typhus relief expedition from August to December 1918. He recently served at Rankford Arsenal in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydeon
Morgas
Ordnance Department
Eighth Corps
Ordinance Offierr
West Point
Army Y Secretary to Address Class John R Cotnhay
Secretary of the Army John R Cotnhay will speak before the Men’s Bible class at Grate Lutheran Church on Sunday at 9 45 a m. The talk is titled Experience and aims to share insights with attendees.
Youth Held on Charges of Assault
Alfonen Otero, 19, of 119 Traller street, held in Dexar county to Saturday without bond, charged with robbery by assault, assault to murder, and three burglary and theft counts. Detectives allege he robbed Pat Motsontell, 260% West Commerce street, February 20, beating him with an iron pipe and stabbing with a knife, taking $250 cash, wearing apparel, and an automobile. Charged before Justice of the Peace John F. Ontan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonen Otero
Traller Street
Dexar County
Otero
Pat Matsontell
West Commerce Street
Justice of the Peace
Jonn F. Ontan
Hoover Signs Bank Credit Expansion Act
Washington D C February 371 wi The federal reserve credit expansion act aims to spur cash and credit use to resume commerce and industry. Public reaction notes the act as a key restores confidence, with Hoover set to sign after congressional action. It seeks to quantify credit as a main spring of American life and to bolster bankers, businesspeople, and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Gy
Hoover
Man Makes Bond in Assault Case
Tom Mayen of 320 Motenoros Street was released on a 500 dollar bond Saturday after being charged by complaint with assault to murder in connection with the slaying of Jesus M. Goneales, a 19 year old butcher at the Municipal Market, Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mayen
Motenoros Street
Jesus M. Goneales
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