Wounded Private Brooks Fights for Life After Hotel Discovery
Harry B Brooks of the Fourth Medical Company Secona Regiment Camp Travis was gravely wounded in the head and found in his hotel room at Fort Sam Houston. A pistol beneath his body and a note reading mother were noted as military authorities withheld details from reporters. He underwent surgery and remains in Station Hospital as investigators take control.
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Harry B. Brooks
Fourth Medical
Seconal
Camp Travis
Mosvital
Fort Sam Houston
Broolie
Brooks
Lato
By & Doter
Yould Gee
Priiné
Pat Fox
Fos
Youth Arrested Over Piano Robbery at Concho Street
An 11-year-old youth was arrested by Patrolman Mike Tivo Fhopeday after a piano robbery at Lupe Lynn’s player pianos at 206 and 205 South Concho Street. About 275 in nickels was seized before the officer’s attention shifted to the suspect. Fire damage noted as slight. advertisement for Texas Steam Laundry Cr. 4500 confirms local service.
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Mike Tivo Fhopeday
Lupe Lynn
South Concho Street
7 Pg
WCAR Reunites Childhood Friends After 18 Years
WCAR airs a Saturday night reunion story as radio host Pat Maloney from San Antonio reconnects with Milwaukee friend Meconnell after 28 years. A telegraph and special delivery letter rekindle a long friendship while listeners at University of Wisconsin Madison hear the concert via WEAR amid a cold blizzard.
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WCAR
Antonio Sanoshine
Tle
WGAT
Ruth ¢Pat Maloney
Army Boulevard
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Spere
Sumay
Ane Ionio
Pat Maloney
Eirlaest
Ronth
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Annonneer
Milaney
Awaukee
Mir
Varied program delights WCAR listeners with stars
Wednesday night's WCAR broadcast featured soprano Mrs Beier bass Clark Butler and pianist Fannie Milgrom performing requests including Lullabies of Ole Speaks and Song of the Volga Boatmen. Saxophonist Miss Margaret Dillard and pianists Misses McKinney Baugh entertained before Ernest Heuser and Agnes Sanchez joined for violin pieces including Kiss Me Again and Meditation from Thais.
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Oley
Margaret Dillard
Aliss Bessie McKinney
Misa Eleanor Baugh
Ernest Heuser
Rialts Theater Orchestra
Hanser
Mies Agnes Sanchez
WunderEusgemog
Mademoiselly Moriste
SLAIN BANDIT SCION OF DANISH NOBILITY
The article notes Ma Baker refer to a bandit lineage and recounts events from Auburn to Atlanta involving Amerson and Rochester. It mentions Detective McDoniall and the handling of a body, with references to Madame Von Cellar and connections to Gerald Chapmans in Aubture, New Britain.
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Auburn
Atlanta
Ma Baker
Amerson
Rochester
Wiig City
Mr. Baker
McDoniall
Strees
Baker Sai
Madame von Cellar
Tran
Vand
Anany
America
Anderson
Gerald Chapimans
Chapman
Baker
New Britain
Coun
Engineers to Quit Carp for Barracks
In a misread report, York attends the campaign of Secon Kogiveem as they plan winter quarters. The organization ordered return to be abandon, Colonel Brown reports engines in headquarters. Troops follow order, yet some refuse. Men will winter with Bonny Sin Antonin.
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York
Secon Kogiveem Ab Tuomp
Stanley Target
Colonel Brown
Kick in Day's Work Breaks His Shoulder
Seam Fuentes aids with painting when a crank failure injures him while starting a Gauulalipe engine. Puenter delivers a dialogue on the engine’s fault before Furnies is taken to Robert B. Geen hospital and heads home to 126 Matix streets to inform friends of the accident.
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Fuentes
Gauulalipe
Barzani
Puenter
Robert B. Geen Hospital
Furnies
Das
Expert to Discuss Radio Legislation at Sunday Meeting
An expert to discuss radio legislation will speak at Joed Men's Hall on Sunday night. Professor Binakbhury and Professor ML 8. Twaskburn are named authorities in the field, recognized for reporting in scientific periodicals.
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Fedio
Will Apeak
Joed
San Antonio to market winter playland statewide
The city plans an $51,000 campaign to promote San Antonio as The Winter Playground of America. Advertising will run in 17 newspapers and eight magazines, with $7,500 set for the Texas Open golf meet purses and $3,200 for Army winter publicity. Railroads contribute $16,000 for ads and new pictures of local beauty spots.
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San Antonio
East Ave
Chamber of Commerce
San_Antonio
Aeoica
United States
Army
Sergeant M'Kaughn Surrenders Old Pal and Service Pistol
Police sergeant Jil Melaighn Till speaks of severing diplomatic ties with an old ally, recalling a decade of shared peril and near escapes. The department notes Till turned in a pistol believed to belong to the ex-pal, detailing a relieved, reflective moment.
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M’kaughn
Old Pal
Jil Melaighn
Jook
Till
McKaughn Jaid
Poti Ane
Hig-Amn
State Music Clubs Propose Prizes Amid National Meeting
Philadelphia reports that 5A prizes totaling 48000 or more may arise from state competitions under two resolutions at the National Federation of Music Clubs meeting. The Presser Foundation of Philadelphia will publish prize compositions and pay royalties, while the Los Angeles Orchestra Association offers 100 for a symphonic work. A tax repeal on concert tickets is urged.
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Philadelphia
United States
National Tideration of Music Clubs
Mire
Frank A. Selberling
Akron
Ench
Presser
Foundation
Theodore Presser
Gertrude Rosy
Los Angeles
Presser Foundation
Royaltien
Los Angeles Orchestra Association
Flier Returns to Kelly After Forced Down Flight
Major R. S. Trown, Post Operations Officer at Kelly Field, arrived back last Wednesday from Tucson, Arizona. The trip ferried several planes assigned to the post after a delayed voyage due to engine trouble on the outbound leg.
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Kelly
R. S. Trown
Telly Fisld
Tucson
Arizona
Trin
San Antonians Weather Report From Clouds to Sun
Weather brief notes intermittent sun and clouds as predicted. Jarboe forecasts partly cloudy Thursday with a chance of sun, warming to near fifty Friday as colder air moves in.
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Lil
Marty
Jarboe
Poultry Trade Pushes Toward San Antonio as Hub
At a Lone Star Poultry Association and Chamber of Commerce meeting led by Fred W. Malloy, plans emerged to expand San Antonio as Texas and Mexico's main poultry supply source. Malloy noted Mexico received 15 percent of eggs in the last seven months, with 40 cartonds shipped in September.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Lone Star Poultry Association
Fred W. Malloy
Chamber of Commerce
Jane Clare
We Poultry Business
Mallry
Mexican excursion to visit San Antonio February
A Mexican excursion under the auspices of the Mexican federation of commerce will visit San Antonio in February, featuring prominent industrial and scientific readers from Mexico. The trip aims to reciprocate a recent US business delegation visit to Mexico. The excursion departs around February 12.
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Hon Antonio
Thi
Mexican Federation of Chem Hott
Cammered
San Antonio
Mexico
Prrcipate
United States
Barepi
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Toffmann-Hayman Coffee Company
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