Elopement and downfall of Los Angeles socialite Bradbury
Mrs John Bradbury of Los Angeles eloped with W Russell Ward to San Francisco, then Chicago. Ward arrested, Bradbury separated, later reconciled, Ward died after falling from a train in Iowa. The Bradburys headed to New York and Mexico amid a society scandal surrounding her maiden name Fueg al and her father General Phines Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles Spee
Ali Mongie
Bradbury
Joan Bradbury
W. Russell Ward
San Brancigeo
Society For the Prevention of
Ward
Chicago
Sibings
Mexico
New Los Angeles
John Bradbury
Tursnee
California
Local Happenings In Caldwell County News Roundup
Aug. W F Hardy and family notable movers in Ban Teos and Nixa areas. Residents like Mrs Alzair Dowell relocate to Rane, while others return from Houston and San Antonio visits. City passes new Reed Law affecting residents 21 to 45, except ministers. Social events include a neighborhood sociable at ink Reversdorf and a hop hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luling
Aug
W. F. Hardy Abe
Ban Teos
Me. S
Nixa
Ben
Uke Jacobs
Dler
Nola
Marlen
Ase Ruby
Tamoplin
Organ Antonio
Yisliing
Misa
Mula
Nichols
Houston
Mias Hennie
Pisher
A. 5
Sehet
First Texas Cavalry
San Tonio
Annie Bell
Lella McGa
Uvalde County News Roundup And Local Moves
Adin 18-Mr 5 reports heavy raid from Nueces canyon reaching Round Mountain. James McCaon loses a fine Jersey cow burned last Saturday. Miss Maggie Chance ill in Gloster Alabama. Susie Baylor travels East. Daisy and Ella Martin return from Brackett and Eagle Pass. Cant 3 W Sansom back from Republican convention. B Crouch nominated for Congress. Mrs Francia Miller visits San Antonio. E B Hoillingswarta and others plan Christmas travel. Dassone to Fort few weeks, Sanzaa City visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde
Texas
Adin
Fom Ramsey
Nueces Canyon
Mondry
Round Mountain
James McCaon
Loza
Georgie Chance
N. B. Pulliam
Louisiane
Brackett
Eagle Pars
Sansom
Vine
Aly
B. Crouch
Francia Miller
San Antonio
Ramain
Stein
Women and War The Southern Home Front Spirit
A reflective piece salutes Southern women who sustained families and soldiers during wartime. It highlights sewing uniforms, knitting socks, fabricating homespun gowns, and managing households amid shortages, while praising their discipline, resourcefulness, and moral resolve. The article recalls war’s impact and the women’s devotion across communities and hospitals.
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Spain
Monagsas
David
Syle
South
Goldiere
Ater
Stnnes
Ming EA V
Mason
Virginia
Roland
Enidier
Alng
Wervaldy
Melody
Sito
Golus
WL G
Wlysa
Rives
Nes Roberts
Lee
Poséy
Finisk
Mary T. Arnold
Cowela Gn
Pamberton
Bemberton
France
America
Farmville
Women in Richmond Keep Home Fires Burning During Siege
The article praises Richmond women who fed and clothed soldiers, sewed and repaired gear, and kept homes orderly as Union forces pressed on. It recalls brave acts, hardship, and quiet endurance, noting wives’ sacrifices and loyalty while urging resilience amid Civil War hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelite
Dure
Dorne
Richmond
Malvern
Hill
Repairing Mission Garden for Dancing Season
A. P. Rheiner, proprietor of Mission Garden, is replacing the floor of the dance hall and remodeling the ladies parlor. The aim is to create the finest dancing pavilion in the city. Completion is planned by September 1 with a bath opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Rheiner
Mission Garden
Bath
Pearsall Notes and Local Movements Aug 12
Judge Lowe returns from Alamos city as Win Davis and Walter Winters depart for Pecos country. District Attorney Davie and wives close a successful term at the felony quest. Mrs. Hendrick plans to move to Caldwell county. Bettie McDonald travels to San Antonio to visit her sister. Commissioners' court in session. Prof Roberson busy wiring Pearsall to Cotulla and San Might. Community page records visitors, trips, and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Texaa
M. F. Lowe
Alamos City
Win Davis
Walter Winters
Pecos
Davie
Dudie Lowe
Quest
Flony
M. D. Hendrick
Caldwell County
Bettie McDonald
Yesterway
San Anconto
Pele Town
A. Atarcatt
Wm. Ayres
Youngest Soldier Charley Escudero Visits New York
Ten year old Charley Escudero, Columbus native and U S citizen, toured the Army building after arriving aboard the transport Louisiana. He recalls aiding wounded near Santiago and carrying water for troops. Major Ewell furnished a letter recommending him for consideration as he heads home to Ohio.
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New York
Zitte Charles Gxcudero
Sam
Army
Louisiana
Depot Quartermaster's Department
Columbus
Ohio
Ghinelz Escudero
Port Tampa
Cubs
Santiago
Cuba
Xoa
Ewall
Quartermaster's Department
Pennsylvania Road
Siri
Charles Hscudero
Sandlage
Broadway
Pennayk Vaile
Sentiago
Tnd
Nowarrias
Charles
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Uvalde County
Sanzaa City
Jeterson-Davis
San Francisco Examiner
Leo
Zac
Br.co
Stiss
Oxford
Krohy, Fedeimer& Col
Cincinnati
Sumner Oxfords
London
Ascot
Astoria
Columbia
Wolff
Marx
Fife
Brian Hige
Tamillea
Wong
J. Fi. B. Atuart
Dla
Alricken
Pearsall Pointers
Charley Tsau- Dero
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