Opera and Jazz Unite in American Musical Taste
Madame Matia Jeritza asserts that opera remains essential even as jazz grows popular. She praises America’s cosmopolitan audience for embracing both styles and predicts radio will boost general interest in good music while sparking broader demand for classics and opera.
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Matia Jeritza
Texpard
Bere Ération
Happers
Madame Jetires
Tvo
America
Teritza
Madame Jeritea
Radio Oli
Jeritza
Madame
Bones Found at Order Farm Deepens Murder Case
The article reports bones found on Order Farm, including a small foot discovered under a house. Investigators suggest the remains belong to a child or children, triggering theories of a murdered woman dismembered and buried in shallow graves, with clues pointing to a broader murder investigation.
Belgium Bars Eamonn de Valera from Entering Brussels
Belgium blocks Irish leader Eamonn de Valera from entering the country after orders issued in Brussels. He had been invited by Flemish groups to deliver lectures on Ireland and Flemish martyrs.
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Brussels
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Spring gardening season blooms in San Antonio yards
Seed men report early spring planting in San Antonio with blooms on peach trees and fruit layers. Gardeners are urged to plant beets lettuce spinach and carrots in March while flowers such as zinchas dahlias and nasturtiums populate beds. Plant depth tips warn seeds must be sown near surface for small seeds and deeper for large seeds.
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San Antonio
5.4 MAKES BID FOR ROTARY MEETING
Galveston reports detail district officers elections and next year’s meeting sites for Rotary International districts thirteen, fourteen and beyond. Nominations in the morning, vote in the afternoon as Amarillo bids for district forty one and Tyler seeks district forty eight.
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Galveston
Rotary International
Amarillo
del Rio
San Ante
Tyler
Rotary School
Rue. P. Parcels
Amatilla
Rotary Council
Harry: Hedges
Houston
Edy.Porter
Waco
Rotary
Marvin Goodwin
Rotary International Education Committee
Cleveland
Allen Street
Oklahoma City
Sid Hardin
A. J. McKenzie
San Antonio
Falun George W. Dupree
Hillsboro
Dent Lanes
Tort Worth
Nolan Queen
Weatherford
Ben Marable
Clarksville
W. B. Bizecil
Brian
Alex BR
McFarlane
Vancouver
BBC
Rogers
Kelly Ship Crashes Landing at Orange
A Kelly field report says one plane in a flight carrying Lieutenant B J Canfield and Master Sergeant Joseph Grant from New Orleans was badly damaged on landing at Orange Monday. Both pilots were unhurt. The trip was the weekly return from New Orleans.
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B. J. Canfield
Joseph Grant
Kelly Byreld
New Orleans
Orange
Ethel Barrymore To Resume Place In Kansas City
Kansas City March 10 Physicians hope actress Ethel Barrymore can fill her engagement tonight despite an arthritic attack. She had a restless night but is not considered in danger. the engagement was cancelled earlier for her first appearance here this season.
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Kansas City
Ethel Barremore
Barry More
Judge Onion Fines Man After Whiskey Claim
In Bee lice court Judge Onion hears a man claim he was not drunk but suffering a bad cold. The man admits about a quart of bonded whiskey was consumed to ease his cold. The judge upholds the intoxication claim and imposes a five dollar fine.
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Onion
Beelice Court
Fire Drives Couple From Burning Cottage on Belmont Street
A blaze engulfed two walls and the ceiling of a six room cottage at 119 Belmont St 8 G Collis and his wife aged about 60 escaped with their lives after 2 am Tuesday. The fire originated from defective wiring and furniture valued at about 1800 was destroyed. Neighbors salvaged trunks and belongings. Collis a retired garage owner lived alone with his wife and was awakened by his wife who leaped to safety.
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Belmont Street
G. Collis
Collis
Ollis
Joe Dwyer
East Commerce and
Water Streets
Huge Map of U S 10 to Be Complete
James Harkness, president of the American Engineering Council, says the Temple bill signed by President Coolidge will speed completion of the nation’s largest map. The Atlas will cost about 00,000,000 and span 6000 sheets, detailing every acre and feature from roads and rails to bridges and rivers across the United States. The project aims to finish within a generation, ending 45 years of delays.
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New York
James Harkness
American Engineering Council
Coolidge
Mrr
Harkness
Debate limits set for Senate Amnesty bill in Texas
Debate on historic Senate bill 252 will be limited to seven hours with equal time for and against. The measure aims to grant a pardon by law to former Governor James E. Ferguson. Leaders Ruben Taostin and R Lee Bobbitt signed the accord filed with Speaker Tee Satterwhite.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Shell
James E. Ferguson
Tee Satterwhite
Ruben Taostin
Henrietta
R. Lee Bobbitt
Laredo
Mexico Bars Land Sale to Foreigners
Mexico City March 10 The Interior Department denied Roberto Farfan permission to sell land to foreigners within 100 kilometers of the border and said it would annul the transaction if carried out. The action marks the first case under the constitutional prohibition on foreign land ownership near the border.
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Mexico City
Department of the Interior
Yeaterday
Roberto Farfan
Seneféru and Tutankhamun in Early Egyptian Empire
The article argues Seneféru as a founder of Egypt’s empire, citing his Sinai and Sudan expeditions and Red Sea dominance. It contrasts Seneféru’s stature with Tutankhamun’s relative insignificance and questions Tut’s Egyptian nationality, noting British scholars’ debates about Egyptian empire-building and ancient fleets.
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Associated Press
Senéferu
Asty
Tutankh
Senefera
Wallis-Budge
Seneférir
Italy
Petepore
Egypt
Hangiagala
Boston Egyptologist Links New Tombs to Old History
Dr George A Reisner curator of the Egyptian department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and Harvard professor of Egyptology heads a joint expedition in Egypt. After eighteen years of exploration he associates newly discovered tombs with Seneferu era, noting their significance to early Egyptian history.
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Seneferu
Boston
George A. Reisner
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Egyptology
Harvard
Egypt
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