Japanese and American exchange visit in San Antonio
A mixed account of a Japanese goodwill tour in the United States, noting Western and Eastern influences. The piece includes a moment when Japanese students observe San Antonio with objective curiosity and a local observer’s remark about meeting baseball star Burky Harris, reflecting cross cultural interest amid a city tour and theater promotions.
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Gontael
Randolph
Teally
Tad Yamada
Atu
San Antonio
Bunken Garden
Burky
Harris
Death Penalty Upheld in Oklahoma Murder Trial
Maieh Ty Bar Quinn, a former Missouri convict, was sentenced to death by a Garfield County jury for the murder of two Blackwell schoolteacher sisters. The verdict followed a swift deliberation of about one hour and was delivered as Quinn’s mother arrived from Kansas City. A motion for a new trial was scheduled for next Monday at 2 10 p m, with formal sentencing to follow if denied.
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SND
Okla
Maieh Ty Bar Quinn
Blackwell Scholo Tencher
Garfield County
Missouri
Kay County
JL Ww
Bird
Quinn
Kansas City
Frank Carter
James A. Mathers
Elief
Aird
Benied
Mulek
BreAlester
Criminal
Court of Appeals
Silver Advocates Hope From Word In Inaugural
Silver advocates gain hope from phrases in President Roosevelts inaugural speech. They demand an adequate and stable currency, backing their push for a treasury backed silver standard. Pressure mounts on Speaker-designate Rainey as a new House committee forms to press for rapid action at the special session.
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Silver
Word
Washington, D. C
Roose
Congress
Jailventes
Ralney
Public seeks free entertainment on Houston Street
A reader notes a growing tendency among residents to shop for free amusement in vest terra cotta auditoriums and street displays. In one afternoon, a vaudeville scene with a gyrating amateur performer and a white smock trio drew curious crowds near Mt. Marys Street, with a magical puzzle and a card-dingist across from St. Marys church attracting attention.
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Atubbota
Houston Street
Wwe
Mind reading act shocks crowd at Travis Street gallery show
A chaotic street scene near St Marys Street features a couple performing a mind reading act on a parking lot. A blindfolded woman identifies items while onlookers and a bustling crowd watch amid a festival atmosphere. Police and local residents recall a previous public display creating noise and confusion.
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Travis
St. Mary's Street
Targe Dowdy
Polly
Uc Wagner
Sibleys
Faradea
Mindevillan
Svelling Services for Travis Park
A fragmented notice mentions a scheduled service at Travis Park with arranging names such as Maria Nettatn and Miss. The text is garbled but indicates a community event or service hour around 9 30 in the morning and references several local names and roles.
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Asim
Anuiony
Biemm
Ah Peds Park
MeLidiat
Weedeaday
Morrington
Coley
Maria Nettatn
Jess
San Antonio School Board Faces Unpaid Redeemable Bonds
The San Antonio board of education announced it cannot redeem a weekly set of bonds for the first time in two months due to tax collection shortfalls and a bank holiday. Business manager Paul H. Beialx attributed the issue to the balance and delays in payments.
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San Antonio
Puesday
Paul H. Beialx
Youth Fails to Make $1500 Bo
Jack Graves, 19, charged in connection with a $1500 theft from a teller’s cage at National Bank of Commerce. Indictment filed in thirty-seventh District court. date undecided. Suspect reportedly from New Orleans was brought by city officers. Preliminary hearing date set for London. Premier MacDonald briefed on war effort.
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Jack Graves
National Bank of Commerce
W.s.derson
New Orleans
Emery
London
United States
Belittlin' The merle In ureiked for Waele Soln'n
Fragmentary historical note quoting Lunny Crashy about a clothing solution. It mentions a king named Fannyn and a person named ION. Text is garbled and reads like overheard OCR with odd spellings.
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Merle
King Fannyn
Ton
W S Tomey Chosen to Head Bexar Masonic Order
The Rev W G Tomey was elected head of the Bexar Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite at the temple on Monday night. Other officers elected include G B W Adams senior warden Pred Pletcher junior warden Joseph B Abrahams orator Herman Horner lantern and treasurer Guy Cade secretary. Committees named include relief publicity and entertainment with several members listed. Dr A C McDaniel and Judge W S Fly named to educate board. GB Marks named chairman of the entertainment committee.
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W. G
G. B. Ww. Adams
Pred Pletcher
Juniac
Joseph B
Abrahams
Herman Horner
Guy Cade
J. RK. Blark- Stone
M. A. Childers
Palmer
Tormey
Pred Silvey
Forrest Morris
Keller
F. L Simon
Frank , Griffin
Tiler
A. C. McDaniel
W. 5
Fly
Education Board
GB. Marks
Chalumayy
Sntertainment Rommitlee
New Trial Granted in Robbery Case at District Court
BP Elizondo, a filly station man tied to a December 18 robbery of Candy and cigarette salesman Gonzales at Fredericksburg road and Westavenue, was granted a new trial on February 18. The bond remained set at 1000. State testimony linked Wa youths to the hold up and to planning the crime with Elizondo.
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Elizondo
Drisanmand By & Thirlyssevont
Tiesday
Jikerly
Indietrent
Sigainst
Elizano
Cherres Sant
John Gonzales
Fredericksburg Road
Westave-nue
Gonzales
Les
Wichita Henrys Lead AAU Tourney Charge in Kansas City
Kansas City March 7 reports three games in the AAU national basketball tournament with Wichita Henrys, three-time champions, advancing after a 28 14 victory over Joliet club. California contenders Philips Win Vecsily of Enid, and Ascension Club of Minneapolis gain momentum into second round.
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Kansas City
Ueix Lesms
Daday
Eeck
California
Eng Philips
Enid
Okla
Wichita Henrys
Whits Claar Canéts
Joliet
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
San Antonians greet fourth day of national celebration
The San Antonians continued a festive mood on the fourth day of the nation’s holiday week, with theater patrons and motels reporting steady business as box offices and hotels kept accepting checks. Local managers noted resilient patronage at Publix, Majestic, and Plaza theaters, while gas sales and taxi use showed marginal declines amid the holiday period.
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San
State
Texas
Majestic Theater
Office Seethes Over Uhr Lunch Recess Critique
County office staff erupted Tuesday over a comment by County Commissioner Robert F Uhr criticizing the two hour noon break for Tinoh. Chief Investigator Gus Brown, attending the Davis obituary, warned he would confront Uhr if hours remained from 9 am to noon and then off. Frank Baskin, assistant county attorney, said criticism is a nod to Innesland tradition of a noon close from 12 to 1. Uhr argued residents wanted midday access and questioned why office hours could not be adjusted to serve working people.
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Avumney
F. Davis
Robert F Uhr
Thei
Tinoh
Gus Brown
Davis
Rob Uhr
Gelagz
Alvisers Heveo
Uae
Rame
Frank Baskin
Anmet
Cistom
Inneslandiie
Uhr
Sonece
Father Acquitted in Dove Shooting Case
County Court at Law judge Ng presided as jurors found E. Dower not responsible for possession of a wild dove during the period of the dove season. Dower was tried before Justice John F. Owen and fined 10 dollars plus costs. State game warden A. E. Hilsteter testified the site supported the verdict.
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County Court-at-Law
E. Dower
Dower
John F. Oiwon
Keen
Calluer
Roosevelt Mustangs Clinch League Title in Easy Win
The Roosevelt Mustangs of San Antonio defended the Tyler City Basketball League crown with a 92 to 43 victory over the Central Eagles. Four Horsemen Sudlli Dressel Duquense and Romo led the attack as Beisel and Smith contributed strong scoring. Team lineups and local headliners were listed for the victory celebration.
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Romo
Atbuine Aea
U. S
Richard Gutstyll
Brogetuy
Ero Leg Burns
Riley
Riston
Altornins
Ty Saay
Runaway Captured in L A After Plea to Parents
A New Orleans runaway known as Weyeaiph Horoy Moise is tracked to Los Angeles by police after a failed nationwide escape. Patrols chased him to Alani Plaza, where officers detained him and prepared to return him to his parents.
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L.A
United States
Weyeaiph Horoy Moise
C. G. Cynant
Alani Plaza Cay
Ty Holt
Lions to Be Told Sales Tax Facts at Meeting
A weekly meeting is announced for Hansell Wrenesday at the Nians fer hotel to discuss sales tax facts. Attendees include Obouamy and Te Ne with Pirittor and A. GQ. Wirkenbnotor listed among delegates.
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Toho PF
Pirittor
Obouamy
23rd Infantry Claims Howland Trophy Honors
The Twenty third Infantry wins the Howland Trophy for the coming year after a high scoring clash with the Ninth Infantry. Brigadier General Howland commends both regiments for their efforts and marks the award among the unit’s distinguished honors. The ceremony included brief remarks by command staff and recognition of standout shooters and gunners.
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Howland
Ts Danny
Brig
Get
Charles A
Leophy
Untitled political shifts and appointments reported
A garbled summary notes Austin politicians and officials, including a new face Austin Pinstoms office, potential appointments by Tuesday, and mentions of George Miller, Nicholwid Capyonsion, Pershing field, Hayworduf, Brandt, Grifto, and President Jol N. It hints at a cabinet or commission reshuffle and pending actions with several unclear names and dates.
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Austin Pinstoms
Austin
George Miller
Brandt
Cash Grain Market Opens as Farmers Bring Stock to Town
Staffel reports a cash grain market in town opened Tuesday under the Grain Pambans. Farmers bring their grain, with payments planned as full cash and no checks. Officials say delays may occur until banks reopen, and market prices align with nearby quotes.
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Cash Grain
Grain Pambans
Farinieta
Uskodt
Officer's Turnips Used for Barrage Reported
Fragmented text notes an officer, a patrolman, and a disturbance involving turnips used in a barrage. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases about an arrival at a hall and a woman who subdued someone amid an offensive incident. Contains numerous unreadable sections.
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Rodi
Valdes Divine
Oly Hall
Walders Bond
Sulphur Set Pocket Fire a Bomb Explodes in Police HQ
Reporter Rai Gorlez recounts a sulfur compound bomb explosion at police headquarters Tuesday in Invercity. Detectives Cortes and officers fled as the device exploded, causing scorched trousers and thick smoke while guarding prisoners. Authorities work to suppress details of the incident and identify those involved.
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Rai Gorlez
Heneyiariers
Cortix
D F. Leonard
Linsford
D. B. Kelly
Uiey
Cortes
Philadelphia Man Seeks Lost Uncle William H Krempkan
Philadelphia resident William H Krempkan seeks an uncle missing since childhood. He recalls meeting Frasch in future connections and asks local residents to help locate the relative believed to be alive or deceased. The message notes possible ties to Prosely and Haytni's mother couple with taxes and local residence.
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William
H. Krempkan
John Haein
Una
Crowson Streel
Phlidelpin
Benved Leon
Frasch
Mehiding Haytni
Keempkn
Pistol Accident Wounds A Man in Tawadiy Place
Harry Shy, 22, was wounded in a pistol accident at 34 West Vrenel Place Tawadiy. He was taken to Grenu hospital. The article notes confusion and fear during the event and mentions highwaymen, a wife, and an unspecified charge.
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Harry Shy
West Vrenel Place
Tawadiy
Aly Pevelyidl
Nina
Grenu + hospital
Postal Savings Clerks See Fewer Withdrawals After Holiday Dip
Postal savings clerks report a lull in withdrawals and money order activity after a national bank holiday. Fewer cashing checks and lingering demand for government checks reassured banks, with the public reducing panic about cash as Treasury payments return to normal. Local banks expect normal business to resume as money on hand stabilizes.
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Toulminster FG
Washington
Sven
Lucas
Amin
Lewis
United States
Joral Boveriuient
Saber Taken From Auto of Officer Dolkiee Linscins
Police report multiple incidents including a saber stolen from a patrol car of Officer Dolkiee Linscins during a pursuit on Twenty third Avenue. A man named Cai, registered at 2435 Lew Street, claims clothes were stolen from his home and a suspect was captured after a pursuit. details remain fragmented.
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Dalur
Sullivan
Fournier
Satholie Central High
Cai
Tocal Heel
Pindirney
Lew Street
Fugitive Returns for Murder Trial in Sinton
SINTON Texas March 7 Trial of Award Awards who fled to Texas voluntarily surrender will be held here March 23 on a charge of murdering John Led horns Boil Tobe. The fugitive had fled in 1824 after the Court of Original Appeals reversed his sentence.
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Sinton
Texas
Tna
Court of Original Appeals
John Leld Horns Boil Tobe
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