San Antonio cancels La Vie Paree show at city auditorium
Mayor Quin and city officials pulled the Marcus revue La Vie Paree from the municipal auditorium after protests from Catholic and Protestant groups. Auditors report over 2000 tickets sold with only small refunds issued. officials cite moral concerns and contract details as factors in the decision.
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C. K. Quin
Municipal Auditorium
Sean Wildenstein
Tt Wey
A.B. Marcus
Marcus May Seeks Court Aid Over Censorship
Marcus May, producer of the stage revue La Paree, weighs federal court action against Texas cities banning the show without a hearing. Houston officials plan to open the show tonight with no alterations despite bans in New Orleans, Shreveport, Monroe, Wichita Falls, and San Antonio. Mayor Oscar Holcombe convened a city council meeting to align support for permitting the production. The controversy includes protests from the Ministerial Alliance and the Parent Teacher council, who call the dispute a publicity stunt.
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Houston
A. B Marcus
Texas
New Orleans
Shreveport
Monroe
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Oscar Holcombe
Wal Jt
City Censorship Board
Pallee
Claude Trammell
Dellus
Mississippi House Approves Beer Legalization Vote
Mississippi House passed a bill 102 to 34 legalizing the sale and manufacture of 4 percent beer. The report notes continued gains in electric power output in New York and reflects routine newspaper notice language with stray classifieds and phrasing from the era.
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Mississippi
Mwackbon
Miss
New York
Danitoyy
Social Calendar Highlights Local Society Weddings and Parties
The social calendar lists the marriage of Miss Lacy Pratt Reynolds to Lieut. Troxel Jr at Fort Sam Houston post chapel with a reception at the officers club. A St Anthony hotel roof dinner dance honors debutante Miss Mary Josephina West. Luncheons and teas salute Miss Mary Josephine Weert and debutantes, with multiple hostesses including Mrs. Boalty Applewhite and Mrs. Dwight Beach. Attendees attend coronation planning for the 1634 queen and honor guests such as Jean Goggan and Peter Kunz amid rehearsal events and dinners at the San Antonio country club and Garrity road homes.
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Lacy Pratt Reynolds
Royal Reynolds
Troxe Jr
Troxe
Washington, D. C
Post Chapel
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston Officers Club
Aon. Champion
Ambrose J. Byrne
St. Anthony
Mary Josephina West
Rosaliha Smyth
Taurel Heights Place
Mary Josephine
Weert
Boalty
Applewhite
Homie
East Park
Frank N. Hageard
State Medical Auxiliary
MW. H. Hargis
Southwest Texas
Peter Kunte
Jean Goggan
Jack Kunz
Don Sullivan
Gus Grocs
Fred Groas
Jarcutt Bean-land
Tom Gorgen Jr
Hal Muugum Goggan
Jack Kuntz
San Antonio County Club
Reedding
Rosemary
Mary Late Kunte
Garrity Road
Jean Gogegan
Dwight Edward Beach
Plorence Clem
Perthing Avenue
Thomas Goggan
Jénn
Peter Kuntz
St. Marys Catholic Church
San Antonio
Texas
Birthday Week Greeting At Army Boulevard Home
A brief social note states on Monday afternoon at 3 30, January 22, a guest presence at a home on Army boulevard complimented Mrs Eli Hertzberg during her birthday week, with Army guest members of the Tuesday Musical club in attendance.
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E. M. Callis
Blue Bonnet Boulevard
Clara Callis
Detroit
Ben Antonio
Dresden
John Tricketh
Claralyn
New York City
G, J. Brooks
Shakespeare Club
Army Boulevard
Eli Hertzberg
Army
Super Ray Found by Two California University Savants
In Berkeley California today researchers Tr F Lawrence and Dr M Stanley Livingston announced a new ray evolved in UC laboratory. They say the ray named by discovery nears end of cycle with their 80 lon atom crusher. The ray is composed of news wehs smallest particles of matter neutrons and shows enhanced penetrating power with neutral charge.
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California University
Berkeley
Calt
Jan
INSI
University of California Scientific Laboratory
F . Lawrence
M. Stenley Livingston
Two Deny Guilt in Liquor Case
Ramon Hernandez and Felipe Trinidad pleaded not guilty before U.S. Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on January 10. Each was bound over on $750 bond after dry agents testified to mash stains on their clothing and Trinidad said Hernandez only stopped for a drink.
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Ramon Hernandez
Felipe Trinidad
Wre
United Statea
Paul A. Lockhart
Guilly
Trinidad
Hernandez
Miss Fane Baby Abduction Threat Sparks Police Probe
A ransom note mailed to Madeline Fane claims her infant son Michael is safe if kidnappers’ demands are met. The crude warning vows dire consequences if cons are not removed, prompting police to investigate the child’s disappearance and trace the paper damage.
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Madeline Fane Fonlgnt
Alte
Boa
Michael
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast remedy for coughs and colds. It promises a money back guarantee if symptoms persist and cites store pharmacists authorized to refund on the spot.
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Germa
Recovery Noted in New York Steel Production
Reports indicate faster than expected recovery in steel production after heavy December shipments. Observers cite renewed demand and adjustments in supply chains as firms move to restore output levels.
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New, York
Drilling Tools Stolen From Petroleum Company
In Tampico on January 17 gangs stole drilling implements valued at several thousand dollars from the Imperial Petroleum Oil Company. Five men involved, led by an American citizen, were reported as the leaders.
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Tampico
México
Umperial Petroleum Oil Company
Clilsen
Blue Star Ointment Promises Deep Pore Germ Kill
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast melting topical that sends tested medicines into pores to kill germs and ease itching. The copy claims it does not burn and offers soothing relief, using a harsh, promotional tone.
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Wright
Tommie Dobbie
Mr. Dobbs
Marcus
Sir Platter
Pitsh Street
Clara C. Fancoast
Order of the Alamo
Tyering
Hamilton Savage Jy
Dean Bennett
Frank Newton
Fleas McNeel
Clement Kalteyer
Thomas Menefee
Joe Clay Robarts
Werner Rennert
Jarratt Beenford
Ernst Schucherd
Oma
Vernon Embleton
Chicago
Lucy Reynolds
Linus
Orlando Troxel Jr
Mice Betty Méddis
Brahan
Boulevard Thertillery
Joseph Choate
Fort Clark
Golovel
Arts
J. J. Ryan
Walter Nolth
Dick Waring
Sen Angelo
Mexico City
W. F. McCalen
Cleveland
J.B. Brown
McCalen
Lick
Terrell
Ganghter
Richard Vaughan
Richard Vaughan Jr
Samuel D. Rackenbach
Moter
Miami
Fla
Waller Nalle
Rockenbach
Catoosa Springs, Ga
Mary Dangermiller
Salt Lake City
Betty Meddis
Suzanne Swift
Dannemillar
Reynolds-Troxe
Walter Nolte
Austin
Texas Fine Arts Association
San Antoniany
Roger Reverdau
Nolte Alen
Elizabeth Ney
Paul
Sergent
West Magnolia Avenue
Laura Louise Phelps
Macy Aubrey Keating
Agnes Sanchez
CWA
My Dixie Sweethart
Lockwood Park
Hays and
North Olive Streets
Duck Rogers
Roswell Vaughan
Eagle Pass
Ben Foster
Winchester Kelso
W. G. Silliman
Los Angeles
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Paris
Myvetty
Hatie Permanent
Guoler Ofites Bie
Acrom
Eren Uorer
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W. Commree St
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N. H. King
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