San Antonio Police to Train in Marksmanship at New Range
City authorities led by Fire and Police Commissioner Robert F. Uhr plan a Brackenridge Park target range to improve police firearms handling. The program favors gradual drills starting with .22 pistols, then personal service revolvers, with expert instruction from Chicago police methods and a staged progression to 60 feet.
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School of Instruction
Chicago
Brackenridge Park
Robert F. Uhr
San Antonio
Uhr
Bose
Frank J. Kahrs
New York Policeman's Monthly
Everyoliceman
Mr. Kahrs
Kahrs
Stars Set to Feature in San Antonio Film Projects
The document outlines film work in San Antonio with guidance on firearm handling and shooting posture for actors. It details stance, grip, and trigger technique to ensure accuracy and safety during scenes.
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San Antonio
Irving Cummings
Gotham Film Corporation
Barnes Circus to Perform Four Shows in San Antonio
The Al G Barnes wild animal show comes to San Antonio on South Presa Street and Buckingham Avenue for matinee and night performances Monday, Tuesday, and today. A Monday 10:30 a.m parade showcases trained animals, lions, tigers, horses, llamas, camels, and more. The program features Miss Vera Earle on a white horse, and includes a 1 to 7 doors opening with shows at 2 and 8 p.m.
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al G. Barnes
San Antonio
South Presa Street
Buckingham Avenue
Barnes
Barnes Circus
Herr Louie Roth
Barnes’ Circus
Willard
Gotch
Funny Monkey
Elephant
Dreamland
Vera Earle
War Changes in London Seen Through an Immigrant Eye
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree reports in New York on London life during wartime. He notes altered social values, the resilience of landmarks, a shift in pleasures, and a new role for women while highlighting charity efforts for wounded soldiers and the presence of American theater influence in London.
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Sir Herbert Beerbohm
New York
Haymarket
His Majesty
Trafalgar Square
Red Cross
Strand
Somme
Great Britain
England
London
King George's Hospital
Great
Kitchener Fund
Joseph Choate
Edward Sothern
Edward Sheldon
Doris Keene
A. E. Thomas
Irene Banbrugh
Marie Lohr
Boucicault
Allen Aynesworth
Arthur Hackett
Savoy Theater
Limbless Persons Work Wonders in Art and Courage
The article highlights limbless individuals achieving fame in painting and other fields without prosthetic devices. It cites Aimie Rapin who paints with toes, Francois de Montholon who uses a mouth brush, and Bertram Hills who creates acclaimed watercolors, illustrating resilience after severe loss and wartime injuries.
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Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Mile
Aimie Rapin
Reubens
Antwerp
National Gallery
Santiago de Chile
M. Francois de Montholon
Bristol
England
Bertram Hills
Institute of Painters
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Sonmie Place
Miss Bess Mulford
Gotham City Story
Christyne Mayo
Gotham Company
House of Commons
Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh
County Cavan
Ireland
India
Kavanagh
Lord Russell of
Killowen
Sir Charles Russell
Sarah Biffen
Nickleby
Somersetshire
Sarah
Dukes
Earl of Morton
Biffen
Society of Arts
Liverpool
Theater
Houston ST
Wolff & Marx Store
Alamo Plaza
Three Godfathers
Hans
Fritz
Harry Watson
the Girl
From
Frisco
Bryant Warshburn In
Marian
Smith
Beyer’s
Commerce Street
Mexico
Marie Wolcamp
Mutt and
Jeff
Wm. S. Hart
Enid Marky
House Peters
Billie Burke
Coonixs
Mae Marsh
Paris
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