Rafaelo Diaz Concert Praised by San Antonio Club
L Mackay Cantell reports on a Saturday Rafaelo Diaz concert at the auditorium sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's club of San Antonio. The event drew strong praise for Diaz and the accompanying program, including Fourdrain and Desanon pieces, Texas composers, and several encores. The review highlights Diaz's refined tone, expressive delivery, and the ensemble’s cohesive accompaniment, noting the audience’s ovation and pride in local talent.
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L. ‘Mackay-Cantell
Rafaelo Diaz
Diaz
Fourdrain
Widmung
Mane Recaels
Chavising
Desanon
Texas
Kathleen
Blair Clark
Home
Oscar Fox
Sue
Amanda
Joseph Lee
Ax Canerit
Myron Secohson
Playful Scuffle Turns Fatal Stabbing in Town Street Fight
Lewyer Johnson, 21, of 289 Town Street, Negro, was hospitalized Tuesday with a deep back wound after a friendly wrestling match with another waiter escalated. Johnson said the other man stabbed him once and fled. hospital staff noted possible chest involvement. Police hunt the second suspect.
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Lewyer Johnson
Town Street
Robert
Green “Hospital
Johnson
Fohnson
27 Odd Fellows to Attend Southwest Texas Convention Team
Twenty seven members of the degree team of San Antonio lodge No 1 Loyal Order of Moose F. will attend the Southwest Texas Association of Gold Fellows convention in Laredo on November 27 28 and 29. A. B. Schiedel captain of the team reported Tuesday. A silver loving cup won by the local team at the two previous conventions will be permanently awarded to the San Antonio delegation if successful again this year.
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San Antonio
Vacancy in office of worthy chaplain election notice
The Aerie will elect for the unexpired term on Wednesday, November 24, inviting attendance for initiation. Other items include a Thanksgiving dance in Castroville on November 25 with Sun Dodgers, a dance at Fest Hall on Wednesday in Anny, and a Thanksgiving party with prizes in Helotes.
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Aerie
Wm. T. Souter Seey
St. Hedek
Heron B. Smith
Castroville
Sun Dodgers
New Fest Hall
Anny Oreh
Police Seek Sad Experience Contest By Tear Bombs
Police announce a planned event featuring tear gas and related devices to provoke tears among participants. Chief T O Miller demonstrates one device while promoting the exercise as part of a force morale effort.
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Chiefs of Police
Irite
Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Trading Gains
A partial market update notes Thanksgiving demand lifting wholesale activity while some items like squash hold at 2.75 per bushel and others near disappearance. Fresh arrivals reach local dealers with tomatoes at 1.15 per unit and turkeys priced around 28 cents per pound.
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San’ Antonio
Ente
Pri Commission
Ems
Snyder
Shyder” Company
San Antonio Trade Territory Gains Farm Development Route
The Associated Press reports permission was granted to build 18 miles of irrigation impact line from Raymondville into Willacy County, expanding San Antonio’s agricultural trade area. The line, linked to the St Louis Brownsville and Mexico railroad, a Missouri Pacific subsidiary, aims to boost vegetable production at an estimated cost of 441578 dollars.
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Raymondville
Willacy” County
S. Rich
St Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
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Pacific
Dispatch
Chief Yearns For Big Day When He Can Bomb
The San Antonio police chief envisions tear gas grenades forcing hardened criminals to cry and confess. He predicts tearful arrests as tear bombs are used to break down barricaded suspects. The plan reflects a dramatic crackdown on crime with a televised moment of triumph.
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Local Produce Prices At Valley Market Report
Farmers reported wholesale prices for produce and poultry including Ok Valley grapefruit $5.10 to $7 per box, celery 150 per dozen, watermelons 1 1 2 cents per pound, cucumbers 2.75 per bushel, and spinach 1.25 per bushel. Poultry prices listed Eggs 12.00 per crate, roosters 14 cents per pound, turkeys 26 cents per pound, hens 14 cents per pound.
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Souash
Havana
Farsiey
Wiley
Bryers
Katy R. R. Menus Advertise City's Warm Hospitality
Fred W. Hero describes the Missouri Kansas and Texas lines breakfast and luncheon menus as advertising that cannot be bought. The new menus highlight Sunny San Antonio with cover and back-page pictures and text. The railroad invites travelers with the phrase Come and see Tex as and praises San Antonio's balmy climate and hospitality.
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Fred W. Herodon
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Lines
Texas
Fliers prepare for South American flight from Kelly Field
Captain A B McDaniel of Kelly Field will join the South American flight early next year. He departed Langley Field Tuesday morning by plane to San Antonio via Dicksonville Florida aboard a Boeing amphibian to be used in the expedition. Captain C F Woolsey and other aviators arriving from Washington will join later this week. Two of the planes arrived in San Antonio Tuesday and were moved to Duncan Field for assembly. three more are due within two weeks.
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A. B. McDaniel
Kelly Field
Langley Field
San Antonio
Dicksonville
Fla
McDaniel
C.F. Woolsey
Washington
Duncan Field
City Employes' Holiday in Doubt
Mayor Phili Wright on Tuesday declined to state if city employees will get a holiday on Thanksgiving. He noted holiday work is heavy in his department but would be fine if the city commission decides to close offices.
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Ating
Phili Wright
Oth
Weather summary for San Antonio and major cities
San Antonio and vicinity tonight and Wednesday partly cloudy to cloudy with warmer tonight. Northern portion colder Wednesday. Moderate to southeasterly winds along the coast. Tourists in Chicago report 28 degrees with cloudy conditions and light southwest winds. Kansas City shows 34 with clear skies and southerly winds. New York 34 with cloudy skies and easterly winds. Washington 30 with partly cloudy skies and southwesterly winds.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tonnent
Oller
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
St. Town
Washington
Bridge to Provide New Park Entrance on San Antonio River
City officials expect a new entrance to Concepcion Park once a bridge across the San Antonio river on West Pheo Avenue is completed in three to four weeks. On Monday the city commission will authorize buying materials to finish the span.
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Pheo Avenue
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Madame Josephine Liccheye to Be Greeted by City Officials
Acting Mayor Phil Wristt will head a reception committee of city officials and prominent citizens to welcome Madame Josephine Liccheye, the prima donna, on her return to San Antonio Wednesday morning. The delegation includes Madama Washer as chairman and others such as Morrison, Porter Whaley, Fred Herridon, and Brigadier General Paul B. Malone. She will perform in Rigoletto at the municipal auditorium, marking her initial local appearance.
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Madame Josephine Liccheye
San Antonio
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Madama Washer
We Morrison
Porter Whaley
Fred Herridon
C." Wolfe
B. Sones
Paul 'B. Malone
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Bi. Hertzberg
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Madame Sneches
Municipal Auditorium
Paris Art Dealers Claim Mona Lisa Plot Behind Copy Charge
Paris and New York art dealers allege a political grudge fuels a charge that the original Mona Lisa is in a Paris storeroom and that the Louvre painting is only a copy.
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Paris
New York
Ricuard Jonas
Mona Tista
Louvre Museum
Hoffman Construction Case Delayed in Travis County Venue Fight
In Austin on November 23 judge George Calhoun overruled defense motions for continuance and change of venue in the Goffman Construction case. The state presses for trial readiness while Eastland and Austin attorneys seek a venue change citing fairness concerns due to appeals on a prior plea of privilege. The suit seeks over 400000 in profits from highway contracts and forfeiture of the company’s charter.
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E. ‘G. Conner
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Texas Woman Slain on Way to Church
In Sherman on Sunday night Mrs Annie Ball 18 was killed by blows to the head with a piece of iron while riding to church in a buggy with her husband G D Ball 28 near their Hagerman area home. Coroner J N Phillips announced the verdict Tuesday.
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Hagérman
Holy Eucharist Observed at St John’s Episcopal Church
A Holy Eucharist celebration will be held at St John’s Episcopal Church at Barnett and North Hackberry on Thursday morning at 16 o'clock. The service is announced for parishioners and local residents.
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Letters from Readers Across the United States
A collage of reader letters from 1926 covers topics from cotton use by ladies to branch banking in California and Middle West bank failures. A rail workers association lauds Forbes column for supporting seven day weeks and better conditions, while the stock market remains a cautious topic for investors.
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J. EF
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Security ‘Trust
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Middle-West
Tam
Alberts
Alifornia
California
Mtn
Market Work Pushed By Austen Hunter On Texas Season
Austen Hunter, market news specialist for South Lexis, will travel to Chicago to finalize field station operations and issue market reports on shinack cabbage bears war rots tomatoes potatoes and onions for the Texas season. He will attend National Association of Marketing Officials sessions and then stop in New Orleans to secure cooperation from radio stations at Brownsville with San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston to shippers growers and marketing agencies in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Austen Hunter
Federal Service
South ‘Lexis
Chicago
Texas
State Department of Agriculture
National Association of Marketing Officials
Hunter
New Orleans
Nats
Brownsville
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Earthquake Shakes Nimes France Briefly
An earthquake lasting three seconds was registered in Nimes France. Walls of houses cracked but no extensive damage reported. Local authorities assess aftershocks possible and monitor structural safety.
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Vulyerant Service
Nimes
France
Young jurors chosen for Pall Doheny conspiracy trial
A fresh jury, guarded at night, is seated for the District of Columbia Supreme Court trial of Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny in the California oil reserves case. Prosecutor Owen J. Roberts leads the government. Hogan defends. The panel, averaging 23, includes 24 to 43 year olds, selected after intense questioning amid objections over custody during proceedings.
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Couch
Senate Ois
Governniem
Albert B.pall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward L. Doheny
Los Angeles
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Hogan
Wach
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Dem‘tat
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Senate
Pears
Marriage Licenses Reach New Daily Record in County
Cupid reports 21 licenses issued Monday marking a daily high for the two month period, as county records show an average of 212 licenses daily. The county clerk’s office announced the milestone Tuesday reflecting continued high activity.
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Cupid
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