There's Always Tomorrow in San Francisco Society
On her 25th birthday Antoinette Goddard, a San Francisco debutante, learns her fiancé Brock Milbank has eloped with Jessica Payne of Chicago. Reading the front page news, Toni faces social ruin and heartbreak as she flees to Fisherman's Wharf, grappling with motive and shattered dreams.
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Antoinette Goddard
San Francisco
Jock Milbank
Milbanks
Tool
Drock
Jessica Payne
Jessica
Toni
Brock
Call- Bulletin
Chicago
Santa Barbara
Jeffrey Milbank
Fisherman’s Wharf
Brock Milbank
John Pierce Milbanks
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Payne
Orient
Dad
Smithereens
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Claude Callan’s piece depicts a tense scene as a mother confronts Mrs. Smith over her son’s influence on Junior. A quiet rural confrontation unfolds with implied social judgment and domestic strain.
Auto accident injuries from city street collision report
Mrs. Joseph Grisham sustained a fractured rib when the top brace of a car she was riding in suddenly failed. Mrs. Grace Frost was injured with a hip injury and bruises after being struck by a car while crossing A avenue at Third street. Earlier, winter weather featured a snowstorm and cold winds.
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Joseph Grisham
Grace Frost
Third Street
Local News Briefs Highlight Early 20th Century Events
Weather details report 24 hour max 40 at 5 p m and min 29 at 7 a m. Merlin Morris 12 suffers slight concussion from a six foot fall in Coe gym. Miss Juli Baubien of Pathe visits in city en route to New York Fox Film. Mrs J J Wagner and Mrs Bess Co Suter travel to Colorado for summer. Bunny baseball club to drill daily under Grover Baichley and John Bruner. President Hill and Manager Collins back drill plan. Mrs George Yuill reelected president of Woman's club. The Isle of Spice with Charles A Pusey played at Greene's opera house. Marengo men and J W Andrews discuss interurban extension to Cedar Rapids with Commercial club. City halts fire bell to avoid street crowds and accidents. Mrs Sarah Armstrong injured in stair fall. The steamship President Harrison sailed from San Francisco in 1924 as first American vessel on world passenger trip.
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Carney
New York
Fox Film Company
J. J. Wagner
Bess Co. Suter
Colorado
Bunny
Grover Baichley
John Bruner
Hill
Collins
George Yuill
Isle of Spice
Charles A. Pusey
Greene's Opera House
Marengo
J. W. Andrews
Iowa and Missouri’ Traction Company
Commercial Club
Cedar Rapids
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