Nightshirt Posse Captures Two in Burglary Try
Barefoot neighbors on Adi Street and Woirview avenue formed a quick posse to nab two men after a burglary attempt at I. C Loeffinger 346 Fairview avenue. Loeffinger alerted by voices, fired a shot when the culprits fled, sending one man to surrender after a brief chase aided by police.
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Adi Street
Woirview Avenue
Loeffinger
Bhott Lim
Leing
Poneighbor
S ‘Hr
Loefinger
Levi Bcone
Ada Street
L. C. Minze
Merrell Jones
Aady Thomas
E.R. Edgar
J. W Broom
City Promises Aid for Battle of Flowers Event
The city pledges full cooperation with the Battle of Flowers negotiations ahead of the 1040 celebration. Commissioner Phil offered to help at a Thursday committee meeting, outlining support from city agencies for the event.
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Phil
Thuraday
Bank Officials Close Meet Here
Officials of American Institute of Banking will close their annual two day meet here Thursday at Plaza hotel. Richard W Hill of New York is national secretary. W J Evans of Dallas is president and Ben B Aley of Denver is vice president. Financiers discussed vital problems of organization.
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American Institute of Banking
Plaza Hotel
Richard W- Hill
Teft
New York
Lindbergh Eyes Experimental High Altitude Flights
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh plans a series of high altitude flights from Los Angeles to test linking Gras with winds for faster air travel. He will work with naval meteorological experts at Lakehurst and the U S Weather Bureau to obtain forecasts and study if aviation devices and higher altitude currents can speed transcontinental and transatlantic flight. The Sirius racer will fly near 25 000 feet to explore practical uses of the jet stream for rapid transit.
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Warrhington
D. C. Don
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Mnie
Los Angeles
Naval
Lakehurst
WN. T. Naval Steebation
Ttik
Atlantic
Plans Submitted in Contest to Aid San Antonio Historic Sites
Fifteen San Antonio citizens entered plans in a contest by the San Antonio Conservation Society to guide development of the Alamo City and preserve its historic locations and buildings. Winners will be announced Saturday with prizes of 15 and 5 for the best overall plan and best single suggestion. Judges include Dr June F Haykin of San Antonio Junior College Kil Enscards de Cantabrana first president of the conservation society Mrs Roscoe Mauser chair civic department Woman's clubs Miss Anna Bilis Miesney Maverick Miss B W Smith and Milamacho principal.
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San Antonio
Junior Theater Plans Rehearsal for Production
The Junior Little theater begins its operetta Pinarcho with the casting of remaining roles. Miss Jones Garrett, director, will hold a meeting for all speaking parts in the basement Friday at 7 p.m. at Main Avenue High School.
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Junior Little Theater
Main Avenue High School
Play Feature at Alamo Heights Senior Assembly
A Thursday assembly at Alamo Heights Senior School presented an evening of musical numbers, readings, and scenes. Performers included Aneth Stogers, Lucile Reinhart, Sybil Ford, and Tilian Stell, with roles by Rosemary Bensh and Rav Gondrin among others, sponsored by RL B. Toad.
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Conilins
Alamo Heights
Aenith Stogers
Lucile Reinhart
Sybil Ford
Nlar
Tilian Stell
Roarse Bensh
Rav Gondrin
Tonrl ‘Strobel
Polen Wom
Lueille
RL B. Toad
Astral Lecturer to Speak on Astrology This Thursday
Chicago astrologist Waldemar Misa Gertyte will give a free lecture on astrology in the parish hall of St. Alghany Thursday night. The public is invited to attend.
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Misa
Gertyte Waldemar
Chicago
St. Alghany
PEBECO Dentifrice Promises Complete Dental Care
advertise a toothpaste named PEBECO claiming it cleans teeth thoroughly, whitens without scorching enamel, and protects against decay by neutralizing mouth acids. It emphasizes minty taste and quick feedback that PEBECO is working, urging readers to try it.
Valley tour visitors hear mid winter conference report
About 23 members of the American Institute of Thaok Ing council visited San Antonio for a one day mid winter conference then headed to the lower Rio Grande valley. The gathering, hosted by the New York City chapter officers, was rated very satisfactory. The institute, formed 10 years ago, is educational and non-commercial with roughly 14,900 member graduates in the banking field and many in official posts.
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Matibers
American Institute of Thaok- Ing
Besiun
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Lerat
Innite
Innite Thehard W. Will Executive Xeere Itmey
Institute
Wos
New York City
Red Cross plans to raise lifesaving examiners in Sun Antento
Albert O Hensley executive secretary of the Red Cross Sun Antento chapter announced plans to expand the lifesaving examiner corps to 16. A committee including J. Cartwright McCallum and Lawrence Weber will select eight additional examiners. In 1999, 248 boys and girls in the city received lifesaving certificates.
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Red Cross
Albert O Hensley
Joan Chapter
Ted Cross
O. Cartwright
Fat Her
St. Mary's Universi McCallum
Lawrener Weber
Jda Vory
Teasley
Blind Newsie Hurt in Sidewalk Fall
Cleofas Caseras, 48, a blind newsie, lies injured in Robert B. Green hospital after stumbling into a hole in the sidewalk on West Commerce Avenue while returning from work. He has lived at 410 Zacotecas, Valley.
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Newsie
Cleofas Caseras
Robert B. Green Hospital
Cugnmerce
Final Rites Set for Mrs Deibner
Final rites are planned for Mireene Deibner who died recently. The service will be held Friday afternoon at Saint Paul church with Rev Wood officiating. Deibner, a Minnesota native, lived in San Antonio the past ten years and is survived by her husband and three sons, including W Deibner of San Antonio and two sons in Europe.
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DG. Deibner
Beerville
P.O .W. Deibner
Chi Euro
Bill Fold Stolen From City Sleuth
A bill fold containing two oil tax tickets and a hunting licence was stolen on Thursday near the city jail. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Bingele
Godtown Siiene
Delphitn
Erie
Stolen bulldog case prompts police appeal
A bulldog was stolen from its owner on a Wednesday afternoon near Penancterct. Police request help in tracing the dog, valued at 8100, as they pursue leads to recover the pet.
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Hia
Bond Issue 5 Endorsed by Mayor
A report from San Antonio outlines Mayor C. M. Chambers endorsing Bond Issue 5 to relieve unemployment. The plan, backed by a committee headed by Worg Me Hast, would fund city improvements and provide labor through new construction projects, with a vote scheduled soon.
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San Antonio
C. M. Chambers
Moony Vento
Masur Chatavers
Rurjenterd
Wnion
Ber
Jolson Opens World Tour From Los Angeles
Jolson starts first leg of his round the world concert tour departing Los Angeles. Manager Jean Wildenstein confirms a private car voyage with Hollywood stars and entertainers to begin with a concert in El Paso on Saturday then appear at the municipal auditorium on Monday night January 27.
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Kinks
Los Angeles
Jean Wildenstein
Municipal Guitarium
AL Jolson
Hollywool
Jolson
Inn Company
Ngshcton
Artivls
Perenal Atifant Ranma
Fromp Ds
Southern Pacific
Yowstar Comrutinn
Wil
Film Actor's Wife Asks for Divorce
LOS ANGELES Calif Inn 16 QH5 Charging mental crit Mrs Sie 31 Postett wife of William H Powell motion picture actor today had been awarded a divorce The site of the actor stated he told her she had the mentality of a child of 12 and that he was ashamed to be seen with her Towell the asserted tol her he was a Nismotiz genius and that their marriage was impeding his career
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Los Angeles
Calif
Postett
Willam H. Powell
Towell
Carver
Three Men Arrested in Swindle Case on December 2h
Police report three men were arrested at noon Thursday on Tonstow Street near the Gunter hotel in connection with a fake stock swindle. Victim, identified as Gwen Kildas, reports losing 4400 to the suspects, who are from Minneapolis.
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Gusm
Gwen Kildas FE
Miller
Minneapolis
Minn Miller
Tonstow
Gunter Hotel
Fire Trumpeter Jailed for Arson in PANY Case
Fragmentary report describes a trumpeter accused of arson in PANY. The text notes a confession and intent to warn traffic away as the blaze damaged an apparatus, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR. The piece lacks full details.
Thieves Steal Two Rings From Homes
Reported burglary on 1025 West Argutin Street where two rings were taken. A diamond ring described as a large stone was stolen from one residence while another ring was reported missing from a different home nearby. Local police urge residents to secure valuables and provide any clues.
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St Dimas
Sire
New Army Tank Demonstrates Unmatched Speed on Tests
Representatives Hi. E. Barbour of California inspects the latest U S Army tank tested in Washington. The vehicle features novel ideas and is noted for exceptional speed and hill climbing ability.
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Hi. E. Barbour
Cali
Washington
The
United States Army
Bids Opened on New School Unit Construction
Bids for the construction of a new room at the elementary school site at Twentieth and Leal streets were opened Wednesday. Some bids near 852,000 for general construction, most proposals aligned with the board’s SHS000 estimate. Phelps and Dewees tabulate bids and will recommend awards to the board next Tuesday.
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Lo Opdeo
Leal
Meny
Eehoal
Phelps and Dewees
Army Horse Order Protest Is Filed
A protest on an Army horse order is filed and referred to the affairs committee. The notice mentions reconsideration of the order and requests actions by Army officers and related departments. Classified listings reference renewed guarantees and Rock bottom prices.
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Army Horse
Red Cross Mail Campaign Starts
The John Beysttt chapter launched a November tell call drive after gifts and subscriptions totaling $11,000 were pledged. With additional collections, the campaign aims for a $204,000 quota, supported by KTSA and WOAL broadcasts and a San Antonio business and individual drive.
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Red Cross Mail
Ancourriiny Leive
John Bea
San Aninio
Rovio
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