Holdups Net 19 Loot In City Crime Wave
A small crime wave left three successful holdups netting $112 Sunday night into Monday. Two unmasked men robbed Edward Way, manager of the Atlantic and Pacific grocery on Highland Boulevard, and Mrs Boldt, stealing a $22 money bag before fleeing. Detectives T. H. Leonard and C. W. Lee investigate. A second pair stole $20 from C. D. Whitton after a car crash on West Commerce Street. A lone bandit threatened M. Markey with a knife on Martha and Navarro. William Mogashoo confronted three men when he saw Hubert George accosted at Commerce and Pinto.
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Edward Way
Lins
Mia
Holdt
T. H. Leonard
C. Wlee
C.D. Whitton
West
Commerce Street
Buen Vista Street
Whitton
Hubert B. Green
M. Markey
Wink
Texar
Marth
Navarro Street
Earry
Hubert George
Ninth Infantry War
Wiliam Mogashoo
Comoeree
George
Commerna
Pinto Street
Thief Flees After Lead Shower During Break In
A thief fled after a shooting incident near 148 Elsmere Place as Honey L. Rich ter and his son Berman chased the suspect two blocks. A watch and a flask were reported stolen and officers were alerted.
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Trichter
Hernan
Good News film project teased at Metro studio
Los Angeles November reports reveal Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer plans to begin production soon on Good News, the successful New York stage musical comedy. Cast prospects include mez Courtney, Zelma O Neal, Bessie Love, Falwan McGregor, and Albert Kelly directing. News also mentions other MGM and Fox projects and industry buzz from Hollywood observers.
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Los Angeles
Goellikes
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
New York
Abe
Falwan McGregor
Weenen
Albert Kelly
Paul Sloane
Fox
K. Q
Radia Hegels
Fort Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Clark
McCullough
Manhattan
Figure Street Paving Costs Set by City Commissioners
City commissioners met Monday to set paving costs for several San Antonio streets. Mary Inon street from St Marys to Aubrey is $900.57 at $8.05 per front foot. Aubrey from DM fines to Guilbeau priest $3634.18 at $3.05 per front foot. Guilhean from Aubrey to Dwyer $3802.20 at $3.05 per front foot. Hearings on paving scheduled for December 2. Other lines: Avenue B extension to Grayean street $2014. East Josephine Street $5532.50. Commissioners appropriated $150.15 to pay the estate of D. 8 and balance due on flood prevention land.
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San Antonio Atresta
Mary Inon Atreet
St. Mary's
Aubrey Street
Guilbeau
Guilhean
Aubrey
Dwyer
Avenus B
Grayean Ptreet
Josephine Street
Winter Tourists Honor Guests at Corpus Dance
Corpus Dance Canopus Tourist Club hosts a winter entertainment social for visitors at 8 o'clock in the Milam building Canopus Tourist club orchestra will provide music. Attendance reaches 110, up 26 from last year with visitors from China Russia and other nations represented.
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Corpus Dance
Rao Antonio
Canopus
Milam
Tle
Mra
Hf. R. Tiegler
Four Feared Dead in Airplane Crash off Corsican Coast
MARSEILLES France Nov 16 Four people were believed dead after a plane wreck Saturday off the Corsican coast of the reguing Tunis route. Wreckage was recovered yesterday and identified but no trace of the passenger, pilot, mechanic, or radio operator was found. The plane left Marseille at 10 am Saturday and a radio SOS was heard an hour later before silence.
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Marseillles
France
Marseilles
Tunis
Tkena
Mediterranean
Rere
Main Avenue High appoints eight girls to tennis team
Principal notice from Mrs Tutenett announces eight girls named to the Main Avenue High School tennis roster. The selections include Emily Reicher Frances Morris Margaret Foster Tara Tieth Teissner Christine Fontenn Mars Clarke Cibby Allerman and Filizabeith Troha. The school prepares to face Yorktown in upcoming matches.
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Main Avenue
Main Avenue High School
Tutenett
Emily Reicher
Frances Morris
Margaret Foster
Tara Tieth Teissner
Christine Fontenn
Mars Clarke
Cibby Allerman
Filizabeith Troha
Yorktown
Bandit Blows Off Head of Victim in Los Angeles
A bandit attacked a victim at a hardware store in Los Angeles, fatally shooting him with a blast. The assailant followed the victim into the store and used a gun to end the confrontation. Local authorities launched an investigation into the incident.
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Lor Angeles
Elen Mawell
Trufay
Saltillo Street Citizens Petition for Lights and Water
Residents of Saltillo street east of the city petitioned Mayor G. M. Chambers for street lights and water service in the newly annexed area. The mayor said services would be established before 1931, as new citizens begin paying taxes, but details on exact improvement timing were not provided. He noted the water board is surveying the new districts before plans to lay new water mains.
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Ed M. Wurtzel
Fox Janending
Lake Louist
Canada
Helen Chandler
George O'Brien
Hove
Merion Orth
Kenneth B. Clarke
G. M. Chambers
Saltillo Street
Chambers
Arrest Made Here for Cattle Theft
A man was arrested in San Antonio Sunday on a charge of cattle theft filed in Wilson County. He was returned to Woreseille Monday by Deputy Claed TiN.
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Routin
San Antonio
Wilson County
Woreseille
Claed Tin
Local bids awarded for library blinds and center projects
The city awarded a contract to Western Venetian Blind Co of La for library Venetian blinds at 1025.74. An furnishings bid was rejected and new bids were ordered. Gas radiator bids for Woodlawn Lake Center referred to Commissioner Rubbola. Public bid openings set for Woodlawn Lake project. Harrington was awarded a contract for Fire Station 19 work.
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Western Venetia Blind Company
Rommleasoners
Woodlawn Lake
Jacob Rubbola
Gers
Woodlawn
Federal Expenses Register Decrease in 1920 Expenditures
Washington reports four months of the 1920 fiscal year show total expenditures from ordinary funds down 14.16 million dollars versus the previous year due to smaller public debt payments. The July to October outlays are about 9.4 billion, compared with 9.4085 billion the prior year.
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Washington
The
Treasury Today
Bicycle Fall Breaks Boy's Arm at St. Mary's Street
Mike Coralis, 13, suffered a broken arm after falling from a bicycle on Monday morning near St. Mary's and the Central Fire Station. He reportedly waited for a street light to change before applying force to the pedal. motorists sent him to Trobert Th. Green hospital.
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Mike Coralis
Simon Street
St. Mars's Tert
Mike
Trobert Th. Green Hospital
Auto Thief Shields Fails Escape In Lockhart Jail
In Lockhart Texas on November 18 a jail break attempt by H. Be Shields was stopped when Sheriff Waller Ellison fired to deter a mass breakout. Shields leapt from a window as Billyon observed, with six other prisoners nearby. Visiting day disrupted by the incident.
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Lockhart
Teras
Loday
H. BE
Shields
Waller Eilison
Billyon
Yeaterday
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