Night Robberies and Holdups Reported in Police Blotter
Two holdups and a robbery yielded $225 in net receipts on Friday and Saturday night. A purse containing $125 was stolen from Mica Helen Boarman who slept with the day’s receipts under her pillow at a North Alain street hotel. A man and a woman robbed Mr Jones at Chestnut and East Hourton streets, taking a pocketbook. A Negro man held up a taxi rider, jumped onto a moving car at Wordlawn avenue, and fled with a watch chain and eight cents.
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Mica Helen Boarman
Negra
Chestnut
East Hourton Street
Jones
Wilbur Evans
East Bastile Street
Hyaity
Wordlawn Avenue
Blanco Road
Caid
Jonce
McCullough Avenue
Rube Goldberg Bridge Fever Grips Brokers and Social Circles
A fragmented item notes an unusual craze around a “Bridge” concept among brokers and social circles. References to shifts in popularity, racial tensions, and vague betting between insiders appear, but the text lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event to anchor a full report.
Three Held for Robbery and Doping in Joint
Detectives Vogler and Littlepate led a Saturday round-up after a report by Louis Kosclakey of 140 Alabama Street. Kosclakey said three men invited him to a drink at a house on South Bagta Rosa Avenue, drugged him, and he awoke minus wallet. The same trio is suspected in the robbery of Jesua Guajardo of Laredo Buodas, who lost his shoes and 310. Guajardo identified the suspects Baturiay,
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Beatles
Frank Vogler
Fred Littlepate
Louis Kosclakey
Alabama Street
An Howe
Douth Bagta Rosa Avenue
Hen Hosclakey
Coast Gale Unravels Barns Across Washington State
Spokane report notes a coastal gale reaching 20 miles per hour at Wapato and causing damage to Washington and Northern Toledo. Farm buildings, canals, and automobiles were blown from roads near Wapato. Similar disturbances were reported elsewhere, with crews seeking reliable builders and repairers.
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Spokane
Wash
Wapato
Washington
Toledo
Brantleys and guests listed in bustling community notes
A crowded social page lists Mr and Mrs J T Brantley and Miss Ruth Stephenson among guests and travelers. Guests include Mrs Henry Selther of Defiance, Mrs Bam Grayton returning from Arkansas, and Maj John H Brooke visiting Washington after Air Force duty. Nearby moves mention Frank J Welch vacationing, Miss Charlotte Packard visiting Stratford, and many locals hosting or traveling to Houston, Chicago, and New York.
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J. T. Brantley
Ruth Stephenson
David Stephen
Frank J. Welch
Wood
Lawn
Chir
Darner
Ohio
Edmund C. Quereau
Charlotte M| Packard
Stratford, Conn
Henry Selther
Defiance
Aleslaus Will
Aroy Boulevard
Kendrick's Body Sent to Camp Wood for Burial
Ira Kelman Kendrick, 20, died in a San Antonio hospital Friday. His body was sent to his home at Camp Wood, Texas, for burial. He is survived by his widow Dora Kendrick and daughter Bobby Jo Kendrick. his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Kendrick of Camp Wood. and four brothers and two sisters.
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Ira Kelman Kendrick
San Antonio
Bla
Camp Wood
Texas
Hex
Dora Kendrick
Bobby Jo Kendrick
Ar. Ant
J. 5. Kendrick
Camp Woods
Big Liner Flies Crusaders Flag Over New York
In New York on March 22 a banner depicting Crusader symbols flies aboard the liner Tiner Alesia. The flag bears white and red crosses reminiscent of the Twelfth Century crusaders under Godiver D2 Bouillon, as reported in a damaged OCR snippet.
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York
Wrizte
Iéha
Police raid on South Michigan avenue targets Burke gang leader
Chicago March 22 Acting on a tip that Fred Burke a noted gunman could be found in a South Michigan avenue house police raided the place early today They did not find Burke but seized weapons valued at 10000 and champagne Nine men around a room in the once fashionable mansion were arrested Burke described as the widely hunted gang leader under indictment for the St Valentine massacre and linked to the Moron gangsters
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Chicago
Fred Burke
Noleiing
Michigan Avenue
Burke
Wbansion
United States
Forest George
Bugs
Collision Stops Thieves With Car
Tony Bell reported a theft of his automobile and soon after a collision on Junea avenue near Courtland place halted two thieves who fled on foot. A car driven by Maertz of 4612 Virginia Boulevard collided with the thieves' vehicle. one thief was bleeding profusely and both escaped. Maertz was stunned and unable to pursue. The incident followed Bell notifying police minutes earlier.
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Tony Bell
Q. Maerls
Virginia Boulevard
Junea Avenue
Courtland_ place
Maertz
Bell
Prowler Targets Homes in Early Morning Breaks
A prowler disrupted a plumber party at 727 West Woodlawn in a Dr Rabdych residence, entering and leaving through the front door as guests heard footsteps on the porch. A second prowler was also reported at 128 Arc alreot, near Mrs. A N Moses's home, early Saturday.
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Rabdych
West Woodlawn
Dormol
Romeonn
Acros
A. N. Moses
Nis
Arc Alreot
Trunk throwing husband divorced in Chicago case
Chicago courts heard a domestic dispute story as Willis Brunney hurled trunks at his doorway for practice. His wife testified he often dumped trunks from a truck, then threw them out again, prompting her to sue for divorce. The judge granted the divorce yesterday.
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Chicago
Willis Brunney
Senate Expected to Confirm Parker for Supreme Court
Washington March 22 The nomination of Judge John Parker of North Carolina as an associate justice of the Supreme Court is expected to be approved by the Senate with little opposition. The view follows study of the wi vation which shows few signs of satisfaction and several factors support the prediction.
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Washington, D. C
John Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Senate
Mayor in India Jailed for Sedition
RaAauuU Burma March 2 J M Sengupta mayor of Calcutta was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment after eviction and charge of seditious utterances showing support for Mahatma Gandhi and his civil disobedience campaign. Sengupta was brought from Calcutta for trial and remained mute throughout the proceedings.
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Burma
J. M. Sengupta
Calcutta
Mahatma Candi
Sengupta
Firemen Called to Pep Up Party in Chicago Chronicle
An odd incident at a party in Chicago led a guest to trigger a fire alarm to enliven damp spirits. The guest cited a plan to heat up proceedings, with references to probation and a judge, as the reason for the disturbance.
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Ghoetts
Towns
Radio Schedule Highlights on Local Stations
Local stations BUoerelen and WUAI-1 outline an extensive weekend lineup. Program notes list music, dance, church services, concerts, and talks across multiple frequencies with times and hosts including Amos and Amy, Katharine, and various orchestras.
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Bino Po
mocUenerar
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Amy
Brominitton
Nelly St. i
ROCI
Hilingen
Ati
ra—Music
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Pia
Parcbolany
Ight
Catheran Sersice
Policeman A Dotson Featured In Know Your Policeman Series
A. Dotson of 113 Weat Ceral fos street Jolped Chenelles is profiled in the Know Your Policeman series on Travis Street highlighting his service in traffic enforcement and daily duties.
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A. Dotson
Weat
Ceralfos Street
Chenelles Force
Travis Street
Sterling Play Debated On Air On KTSA Saturday
Radio audience hears University of Texas Law students debate the Sterling Plan for road financing on KTSA at 4 pm Saturday. Leslie Kerrd and Charles Tarr is on the affirmative. Frank Knapp and Edward Beichelt on the negative. Listener votes determine the winner.
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Bank Antonio
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Frank Knapp
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NBC
General Electric
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Acience Tal
Amos
Andy
Floyh Gibbons
Wife Ordered to Quit Liquor Kills Self in Houston
A Houston incident reports Harry Fuller Jr. mourning as his wife Hazel Bernice Fuller, urged to quit drinking, died after leaping into a stream last night. The chaotic арeerings and garbled text detail a tragic end tied to an instruction to abstain from alcohol, with scattered references to radio listings and local institutions.
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Houston
Harry Fuller Jr
Hazel Bernice Fuller
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