Bryce Receives Final Ransom Letter in Turbulent Plot
A tangled tale centers on Bryce and Guy Elliot, a young aviator linked to Willam Bryce. Barbara, Bryce’s widow, and others face crime, debt, and a missing son as a stranger pilots a ransom plot. a grandchild is threatened, pushing Wirgon toward dangerous choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Psiricla
Dawn
Mths
Guy Elliot
Willam Bryce
Pat Marvel
Darbara Bryce
Bryce
Gur
Burns
Pat
Uncs
Guy
Gryce
Barbara
Wirgon
Fallnra
Suspletom
After 30 hours they search for their missing boy
Barbara and William Bryce endure 30 hours of fear and torment as they scour streets and places near where their son vanished. Visions of harm haunt Barbara while they cross suspects from a maid to a chauffeur and a wild man. Tom Burns was at his work table when Tilly disappeared.
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Barbara
William Bryce
Reed
Aomy
Ebila
Barbara Cat
Ale
Tka House
Ark
Abe
Guy Elliott
Tha Mao
Hhe
Tie
Jonda
Bryce
Tom Burns
Moniloy
Tilly
Princess Jose and Humbert Prepare for Rome Wedding
European press notes camera studies of Princess Jose of Helgium and her fiancé Prince Humbert, heir to Italia sone. The couple’s Rome ceremony is planned with grand splendor in the Eternal City.
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Jose of
Helgium
Prince Humbert
Italia Sone
Stark Residence Bird Infirmary At Wrackenridge Zoo
The Stark home of Fred Stark the Wrackenridge zoo superintendent has become a makeshift bird hospital. Mrs Stark tends bull lorn wings and sick birds from the zoo. A Vita ballfineh found by the road is under care, while a Kingfisher and a few others recover from injuries. Birds seem to enjoy the attention at the Stark house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavon
Frol Stark
Wrackenridge Zoo
Intor
Mes
Stark
Fred
Perfucrion
Montoy
Nowire Juh
Alts
Boy Thumbs at Officer Brings Fine in Court
Louis Gray of Went Grayaon faced corporation court after flashing a thumb nose salute to Motorcycle Officer L. N. Davis near Pine and Crowley streets. Arrested for passing a stop sign and evading the officer, Gray allegedly shouted insults and resisted on a bicycle. He was fined $2 and $10 for abusive language.
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Louis Gray
Grayaon
L. N. Davis
Gray
Pine and
Crowley
Daria Easy
Ral
Woodlawn Lake Recreation Building to Open Soon
The Woodlawn Lake recreation building and library are set to open under city direction with ceremonies likely during the coming weeks. City recreation chief Hangurel said the auditorium awaits weekly installation as the facility already serves athletic activities.
Children’s Clubhouse Work Begins at Mitman Park
The city recreation department started construction at Mitman Park on Fash Commerce Street. Superintendent John Annsard notes the project will cost about 22000 dollars, funded by Public Service Co. The building will be made from Brackenridge quarry stone and feature a Moorish style.
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Wark Tino Children’s
T Heels
Mitman Park
Fash Commerce Street
Johy Annsard
Ane
Public Service Company
Mannard
Brackenridge Park
Attack in alley targets Misa Kuiper in Montana Street area
Police hunt two unnamed men after a daylight assault on Misa Kuiper 11th Montano Street. A glove found near the scene ties the incident to two suspects reportedly seen dragging a woman into an alley near Polaris and Montana streets. Kuiper, shaken, described being seized and robbed as she returned from work at a Southwestern Bell facility. The victim’s brother Stanley Kupper offered uncertainty about glove ownership but urged identification of the attackers.
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Mezivane
Misa Bertha Kaiguer
11Th Montano Street
Cudsiley
Stanley Kupper
Polio
Mia
Apater
Polaris
Montana
Mira Kipper
Polee
Southwestern Bell Telephony Company
Tor
Negro Fined for Drinking and Collision
Leonard Jenca, a negro, told Judge Dave Watson he wasn't drunk when his car crashed. He blamed a driver named Clarence Holland of 811 Town Street. Val Matsey, the aggro officer, testified Jones staggered back to his car at Hackberry and Town streets, one wheel damaged, and tried to drive off. Jones was fined 10 dollars on negligent collision and 10 dollars on a drunk driving charge.
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Leonard Jenca
Dave Watson
Poe
Clarence
Olland
Town Street
Corporation Court
Val Matsey
Agro
Jones
Hackberry
Town Streets
Magazine Honors High School Youth
A quirky OCR fragment notes a high school youth named Ernest and his calves in a photo. It mentions a magazine honoring a Somerset youth, a future of Toya, and an honorable motion in Fury and Tanch. Details are garbled with unclear places and weights.
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Magazine
Hinesa Sremene
Somerset
Farans
Toya
Acre
Melina
Lus
Ernest
Kelly Flier Returns After Two Year Absence
Ned Liew resumes duties as flight instructor at March eld California. He returns to Kelly Geld Wednesday morning and resumes teaching duties. He previously taught flying there before a two year layoff and is now back in service.
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Turing
Marcheld
Calif
Nedint
Kelly Geld
Fort Sam Houston Holiday Break Extended to January 2
Fort Sam Houston will observe Christmas holidays from December 24 to January 2 following an official order issued by headquarters on Wednesday.
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Fort
Fort Sam Houston
Eye expert warns nation faces near sighted epidemic
Dr A Me Skeffington of China states civilization's demands have strained the eyes, causing nearsightedness and astigmatism. He urges redefining eye care to ease brain nerve fatigue and reallocate muscular effort rather than simple correction.
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A. Me Skeffington
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Unig
Skeffington
Keyes
Bea
Research Foundation
Optomercy
Students Craft Clock Dial at Smith Tower
School students from Smith Tower junior program showcase a bronze chick clock dial in the entrance carved by students under instructor W. F. Tawles. The class, led by Tawles’s mapila, includes Tom Dart and others, who also work on miniature planes planned to fly 400 feet.
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Smith-Yaote Loche
Tate
Jones Nelson
W. F. Tawles
Tawles
Mapila
Cuiry
Tom Dart
Spenene Filver
Milton Geosenbacher
Tack Cowin
Terman Dyere
Taunters
And I Remember When
Commedioner of Eire pad Poller Phil Wright recalls Ram Antonio in West Texas where ranchers once cut ear marks on calves. He notes the shift as larger ranches grow and ear marks lose prominence, reflecting on changes in branding practices over time.
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Phil Wright
Eire Pad Poller
Ram Antonio
Elile
West Teras
Catia
Casualty Writers Choose Officers
William T. Stiles was elected president of the San Antonio Insurance Exchange, heading the firm. Charles W. Moyer was chosen vice president and Francis F. Tindolph was secretary and treasurer. Newly elected directors include Frank C. G. Gittings, Clyde T. Bodkin, Verey W. Gare, and Lyle W. Gusting. retiring president Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam T. Stiles
Ran Antonio Insurance
Charles W. Moyer
Francis F. Tinedolph
Anil Areasurer
Ares Frank CG. Gittinger
Clyde Tt
Bodkin
Verey
Tennessee Visitor Fishes at Corpus Christi
A Tennessee visitor and University of Tennessee associate, Dr HAL Morgan, who had been in San Antonio for several days, fished at Corpus Christi on a tip Wednesday before heading back to Knoxville.
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Tennessee
Corpus
Hal Morgan
Atiens
University of Tennessce
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Krozville
Lenn
Corpus Chriati
ENT PROBLEM TROUBLES HOME LE
An analysis notes that rents consume about 25 percent of income across Texas cities and discusses the strain on households like the Coolidge budget example. It contrasts rent burdens with typical business rent costs, citing industries from grocery stores to sole proprietorships and shops to illustrate rent as a share of net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hammons
Calvin Coolidge
Bumtto
Expansson
John Coolidge
Fruzal
John
Idobn
Real Estate Boarda
Texas
Spanish Teacher Honored by Pupils at Local School
Esther T. Carvadel celebrated by Boate Ish at Main Avenue High as students from Evie Revaling to Adele Reigh present entries. Joe L. Lustin led ceremonies and Y M C A's Robert Tate will address the Parent-Teacher Association Friday per principal Suse Emilie Gobmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther T. Carvadel
Bila Solomay Harrison
Boateish
Main Avenue High
WeeneKilay
Joel Lustin
Evie Revaling
Helen Michahzak
Bessie Dell Billie
Franced Welsch
Frank Oppenhelner
Nestor Pena
Reese Fraser
Lillian Korfé
Tate
Tale
Robert 5
Austin
Fey
Suse Emilie Gobmert
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