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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1915
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR shows a busy rail and bus timetable referencing routes from the north toward Texas cities, including Laredo Kerrville Kerrville Corpus Christi Houston and several listed trains and delivery times. The garbled list hints at line numbers and destinations with some specific times, places, and service names but lacks coherent narrative.
Mrs. John Considine of Chicago believes a moving picture shown in Chicago proves her thirteen year old son ran away six months ago. The film shows Mayor Rolnh of San Francisco near a car selling newspapers to raise funds for charity. In the crowd, James Considine, the boy's older brother, spots him with a bundle of papers. Police asked to investigate.
Preparations are complete for a St Patrick's Day event in the city led by Ancient Order of Hibernians and Daughters of the Brin. A 4:00 a.m. parade on Travis Street will proceed to Military Plaza and back to St Mary's Church for mass, followed by an evening program at the Grand Opera House featuring orchestral pieces, solos, and a Gaelic theatre piece about Tyrone.
London March 13 Bishop of London Dr Wil lington Ingean warns of dangers in London nightclubs. He claims young officers and respectable women become victims of professional blackmailers amid indulgent scenes and offensive dancing. He notes mixed hotel crowds, late hours, and sensational lighting as factors fueling vice and temptation.
A chaotic night operation left a French observer and a British patrol member dead. The Turkish outposts were warned of the enemy approach by a British aerial observer. Misidentification occurred as fuel shortages forced a descent, leading to unintended fire. An unrelated anecdote mentions a captain’s absence and a homebound father.
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