Burglars Fire Upon Residents in San Antonio Homes
Four thieves, two shot while fleeing, burglarized multiple homes in San Antonio late Sunday into Monday. One resident narrowly avoided injury when a prowler fired as policeman Boynton returned home. A. Shupp, at 1027 Gladstone, reported firing at two youths attempting to steal his bicycle. Fox, 305 Becker, fired a warning shot at a prowler, narrowly missing the intruder. Chimberlain reported hearing noises and frightened a prowler from his home. Police noted fear and suspected entry attempts across several streets.
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Fred
San Antonio
T. Boynton
Trenton Avenue
Puse
Iin
Shupp
Gladstone Avenue
Supp
Yolin Fox
Becker’ Street
Ashe
Fox
Chimberlain
Devine
Gnabedlain
Metropolitan Opera House plan markets luxury box rentals
The piece discusses T H. Khan’s Metropolitan Opera House proposal on Fifty seventh street and Eighth Avenue, highlighting exclusive box ownership for investors. It notes thirty two opera boxes, pricing around 145 dollars for a one thirty second share, with Monday nights most fashionable and potential rental income on other nights. It mentions comfortable seating, perfect stage view, and a mix of diamond display in the same venue.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Fiftyseventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Opera -Grill
Opera
Rotary Founder to Speak Before Local Organization
A Rotary founder will address a local group ahead of international events in Guadalajara Mexico. The visit includes meetings with representatives and officials as preparations for the conference proceed early next month.
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Rotary
Guadalajara
Mexico
Lise Coates
Rogers Ficial
Briton Seeks Votes on Rights at League Meeting
In Geneva March the British foreign secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain backed by Dr. Henes of Czechoslovakia protested the League health committee's representation, noting only one woman advisory member with no vote. Erruita protested Latin America's exclusion. Siemens Stresemann led the council using German, signaling push for German as an official language.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Henes
Czechoslovakia
Syaman
Igague
Alice Hamilton
Harvard
Grav
Ignro
Frank Brothers Win City Police Uniform Contract
Frank Brothers Munday secured the contract to furnish the city police uniforms with a total expenditure of 923.75 and 815 as separate item costs. The award covers supply of 10 gumsmer police uniforms at listed prices, reflecting the city’s procurement for protective attire.
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Frank Brothers
Frank Brothers Munday
Gumsmer Police Vnitarine
Lnfey
Hold Services For County Prisoners
Religious services for prisoners to be held Tuesday under three separate services for Mexicans, Negroes, and Americans. Men will be furnished by First Paul’s Methodist church.
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1St Paul
Youthful Antoist Fined on 4 Counts
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Wes
F. Onion
Cincinnati Art Director Feted at Brackenridge High School
Miss Binnene Williams hosted a luncheon at Brackenridge High School in honor of William H. Vogel rector of Cincinnati Public Schools. Guests included Xavier Gouzalee Lois Ellet dean Jo Laug Gary Mies Ore Tahuson Georgia Armstrong and Aline Rather among others.
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Binnene Williams
Wiliam H. Vogel
Cincinnati
Pee Brackenridge High School
Mondusenon
Dasearpa
Xavier Gouzalee
Lois Ellet
Laug Gary
Mies Ore Tahuson
Georgia Armstrong
Aline Rather
Posse Seeks Two Men After They Threaten Guard
Frederickstown dispatch reports a posse and townspeople sought two armed masked men who threatened Night Watchman Eugene Kinerner as they approached in a car. Kinerner escaped by leaping away before the vehicle could strike. Police continue investigations.
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Posse
Fredericksburg
Eugene Kinerner
Itn
Kigerner
Shelley Denied Morgue Permit By Acting Mayor Wright
A municipal vote denied a permit to construct two morgues at Bead Miu agency amid protests from local charity groups. The petition from AL Clark sought approval for a Morgue in Angista, with three readings recorded before ruling.
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Shelley Wanceraning
City Votes Funds For Two Bridges
The city council approved two bridge appropriations on Monday morning. One payment was earmarked for Walsh and Barpes projects, aimed at diverting Aturtibas creek away from Sarvidaal whet. A second appropriation covered the Abiay creek bridge work on Seth Lae, with details pending final firming.
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Abiay Creek
Seth Laeres Hurmels
U S Chemists Reveal Dry Ice Breakthrough
New York March 7 The American Chemical Society announced a breakthrough in making solid carbon dioxide into a practical portable refrigerant. Secretary T D H Kilieffer said the method offers a economical alternative to water ice and could transform long-distance food transport. Prior attempts in Germany England and Tunis failed due to unreliable production methods.
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Wniversul Servi
New York
American Chemical Society
Wale
H. Kilieffer
Germany
England
Tunlis
Hilleffer
Intrepid Tignoc smuggler captured after failed tequila flight
An alleged serial smuggler flying between Mexico and the United States was seized Monday after landing on a truck forum near Tobs town. Deputies report the man tried to swap liquor from the aircraft to a Galveston‑brought car. the plane with nineteen gases of tequila and the auto were seized. Mounted Customs officers White and Choate and City Marshal Galbraith of Batstown arrested him after a farmer complained about the use of his carrot and cabbage patches for the operation.
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Mexico
United States
Uede Tobstown
Ed Cotulla
San Antonio
Galveston
Cotulla
Sumor
White
D. B. Choate
J. W. Galbraith
Batstown
Washington official to speak at Manufacturers' meeting
General B Frank Cheetham may be asked to address the Manufacturers' association at its regular meeting held at 5 pm at the Aztec building announced by secretary G Tocel on Monday. The main topic will be the permanent building program at Sam Houston with San Antonio manufacturers submitting bids based on quality and price. James Gallagher, president, will attend, and plans include discussion of legislative patterns.
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B. Frank Cheetham
Washington
Quartermaster General
Manufacturers' Association
Aztec Building
G. Tocel
Sam Houston
San Antonio
James
Gallagher Jey
Pue
House and Garden Editor Lists Data on City's Beauties
House and Garden editor Wright of Towse den, a contributor to Conde Nast publications, visited St. Anthony hotel on Monday. He is a noted author of seventeen books, with a latest title on colonial peddlers and urban flora. He described his work, interests in flowers, architecture, and history, and his routine between editing and collecting rare architectural and botanical objects.
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Sim Antoni Faily
Wright
Towseden
Conde Naat
St. Anthony Batet
Aml
Wight
Former Senator Speaks on Improving Films and Media
Former senator delivers a speech advocating film industry improvements and media responsibility, urging policymakers to support quality productions, clearer standards, and constructive public discourse. The address references artistic integrity, audience access, and industry mentorship for emerging creators.
Veteran Seeks Daughters in San Antonio
An aged veteran, Thomas, drifting between Napa and Groesbeck, seeks his two daughters Aula Agnes and Elizabeth Graves, last seen alive near Groesbeck. He endures heartbreak, hoping to locate them in San Antonio where he heard they may live with families. He served in two wars and fought in revolutions, remaining determined to reunite.
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Groesbeck
Texas
Yenvold
George’ W. Phorns
Wre
San Antonio
Jost
chNicey
Thomas
Napa
Cat
Ophs
Horn Bill
Moniay
Aula Agnes
Elizabeth
Graves
Sandik
Samantonio
Chen
Towne
Ranen
Ami
M Pitinel
Stars of Opera SA Welcomes Auditions and Rehearsals
SA welcomes stars of opera as auditions continue for the company. Giorgia Polacco may select talent from the tryout, while the Thursday program features operas Resurrection and Tenviate, Verdi's Aida, and the tale of Radames and Aida with Amneris in a courtly love triangle ending in tragedy.
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OPERA
Giorgia Polacco
Chizago Opera Wnapany
May
Boston
Oolype Wrio
Les Tolston
Verdi
Dumas
Aida
Radames
Amneris
Ant Aida
Joglong
Thi
Edmund Stinnes Aims to Forge His Fortunes
Edmund Stinnes seeks to build a personal fortune amid a sprawling industrial legacy. The article notes the Stinnes family's prominence and hints at wealth and influence spanning the United States and South America, focusing on the elder son and his future plans.
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Edmund Stinnes
Tertan
Dleguat- Wow Sweevenr
Great Industriad Amagnate
Gop
Tie Tatas Betnes
United States
South Armarles
Seemingly Frantic Report on Seventh Tot Acid Survival
A garbled summary notes a seventh tot and an acid survival claim. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, with phrases about burial and water misdirection. The text appears corrupted, offering little verifiable detail aside from scattered references to acid and survival.
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