Kitty Confesses Growing Love For Jim Jax
Connie Calvert, a wealthy social figure, learns of a family tragedy and faces extortion by an underworld contact. Connie ends her engagement to Jim Tracy after disagreements over faith and propriety. Kitty and Jim grow closer as Connie leaves them on the porch, and Jim takes Kitty out.
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Jax
Connie Calvert
Piel
New York
Duke Garann
Underworld
Connie
Connks
Kitty
Jim Tracy
Due
Conle
Jin
Jit
Hitty
Jim
Philander
Connie Waits As Jim And Kitty Leave For Dinner
Connie, upstairs, hears Jim Tracy invite Kitty to drive out while she stays behind with her mother. Kitty and Jim plan to return for dinner but reveal a lingering tension as Connie senses a growing closeness between them and fears a breach of trust. On the veranda she wrestles with jealousy and seeks reassurance before sleep.
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Connie
Jim Tracy
Kitty
Tint
Kit
Rona
Connia
Jim
Mia
Calvert
Abe
Bitty
Jim An
Gambling raid leads to charges against Crevinet Mo official
Tow Mayen, longtime chairman of Crevinet Mo, faces a May election charge for exhibiting a saminz table at 3207 Watemines Street. He is accused along with 42 others of gambling facilitation during a raid. District attorney F N. Ylores led the investigation. Mayen claims the establishment was his. Numerous individuals named in charging affidavits include Jer rs Sullivan, Elmo King, August Deneger, Ed Beown, Valentin Garcia, Alfred Quintero, Juan Mendez, and many others.
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Tow Mayen
Neevinet
Crevinet Mo
Waa
Louin F. Deltz
Watemines Street
Charghd
Mayen Og
Vais
F_N. Ylores
Mayen
Initeeing
Chergess
Jerrs Sullivan
Elmo King
August Deneger
Ed Beown
Yalentin Garcia
Alfred Quintero
Juan Mendez
Jove Garza
Miguel Medina
I. Hecnanioz
Enrique Estrada
Guadalupe Royeu
Miguel Hernandez
It Trevino
Pedro Olivares
Jose Guzman
Todulfo Elorea
Ramon
Manuelo Martinez
Faustina Flores
Wolf killed near Rendolph field during hunt at San Antonio
A large wolf was killed after surprising hunters Mirs Funng Sollee Nufun Toker and D. A. Phar ton near Rendolph field while they were quail hunting. The animal was shot in their automobile, and bones were brought to San Antonio as proof.
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San Antonio
Mirs Funng Sollee
Nufun Toker
D. A. Pharton
Heridolph
Auto Mishaps Injure Two in Trent Incidents
Trersa Steyes of 210 Rule BPR was hospitalized Tuesday after being struck by a four bit driver while alighting from her car at home in Trent. J. Tews of 600 San Luis Street also went to Rabect D. Green hospital after a collision crushed by an automobile.
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Trersa Steyes
Rabect D. Green
Trent
J. Tews
San Luis Atreet
Troi
General Winans Returns to Army Command Post
General Edwin Winans commander of the Nighth Corps Area will return Wednesday from Washington where he served as general officer with troops, according to information at Port Sam Houston Tuesday.
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General Winans
Edwin Winans
Washington
Boaté
Port Sam Hounton
Auto Accidents Send 2 Persons to .A. Hospital
Auto accidents sent two people to Robers Green hospital on Tugeday night. T Royna of 60 North Sebiaze street was treated after a crash near Buona Vista and Couche streets. The driver of the other car was arrested. PR Veo ppotil of 185 South aireel injured when struck by a sedan at Flores and West Com streets.
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Robers
Green
Tugeday
T. Royna
North Sebiaze Street
Fire Explodes Bullets in House Fire
A fire department report cites a blaze at a vacant house where bullets exploded as flames spread. Firefighter Jack Jackson, attempting to douse the fire with a garden hose, was struck by a bullet fragment. The vacant house was destroyed. a separate fire damaged a garage at 15 Pacific Avenue, Harlandale.
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Jack
Jackson
E. J. Schwarts
Pacific Avenue
Harlandale
Man Fined For Fast Run To Pay Pal Fine
Jamison, fined for traffic speed, rushed from 630 South St to Randolph Field to raise the money. Judge A Le Mat stock ordered 35 dollar fine and gave until December 16 to pay, with Motorcycle Officer J Ly Yantis arresting him on the speeding charge.
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E. CG. Jamison
South St. Macy's Street
Liuery
Corporation Court
Plo
A. le. Mattock
Jamison
Randolph Field
J. Ly Yantis
Tarmison
Whidge MaBork
Casey
Tourist Club Reports 230 Members This Season
The Conoputa Tourist Club announces about 230 members enrolled so far this season ahead of early December enrollment. Secretary Sirs. FL. Re Riegler notes members come from North East and West sections of the country. Monday afternoon featured a 500 card party and a progressive bridge party is planned for Wednesday.
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Conoputa
Re Riegler
Tuenley
Weert
Prowler Robs Trio Visiting Mrs Inguff Home
A prowler broke in during the early hours Tuesday at the home of Mrs George Inguff on Werren Street, robbing three visitors. Mrs BT Jordan of Paria Texas lost 4 and a watch, Roz of Mooriflo lost 5, and Mrs Minute Dale of Tow a dork lost 23.4 in cash.
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George Inguff
Werren Street
Jordan
Paria
Texas
Roz
Mooriflo
Dale
Towa Dork
Towa
Father Declares Girl Kidnapped in West Mitchell Case
A father on West Mitchell Street reports his daughter Josefa missing and asks police to reroute their search. He theorizes she was kidnapped and identifies a suspect, urging authorities to focus on the case.
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Jose Barrientes
Mitchell Street
Josefa
Barrientes
Hearing Held Over Radio Towers At Hotel
In Forty fifth District Court Judge Tostee delayed verdict on a temporary injunction filed by ADI sh against M A English of Austin and others. The case involves two telephone towers atop the Bin Bonnet hotel, with claims the towers are part of KUT Broadcasting assets and that Wallin Mack company and others lease space for EMAC stations in the hotel. The judge ordered a temporary restraining order to stop removal of the towers while law points are reviewed.
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M.A. English
Austin
Taenager
KUT
Rhin
Bins Bonnet Hotel
Thesday
Tostoe
Jeslmieny
KUT Broadcasting Company
Geveral
Eng- Hah
To Concern
Jack” Wallace
Walter McAllister
Wallinack
Tac
Permus Statiog Emac
Twidge Tayloe Sod
Erstraining
Englink
Playhouse to Host Orphans Party After Council Vote
A playhouse will host a charity event for area orphans next Saturday after city council approval. Mrs. Gibbs led the committee detailing invitations for orphans to attend, with a play titled Sunny of Sunnyelide followed by a municipal sand concert and refreshments.
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Fan Vedic Playhousé
R. S. Gibbe
Gibbs
Iba Dione Aub
Lions Field
Sunny of
Sunnyelide
Bir Gibbs
Mrs Harle Hed Ween Sna Tallin Funeral at Graham
A Texas woman 42 from Tavink died here Tuesday and was sent to Graham for burial. Her husband John TinHes a daughter Franrea and her parents Mr and Mrs John Dyer of Lozing survive. The funeral is planned for today in Graham.
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Graham Tha Tody
Hee Marl
Tavink
Texas
Graham
Ferny
Harle
John TinHes
Franrea
John Dyer
Lozing
Ground breaking ceremony for Miltman Park recreation building
Mayor and Rubiola joined Mr Chambers and Park Commissioner Jacob Teuhiola in a Tuesday ground breaking for the Miltman Park recreation building. The Wilding project will cost about $10,000 to construct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubiola
Hoth
Chambers
Jacob Teuhiola
Miltman Park
City to Assist in Charity Probes
Appointment of city employee to probe charities in the administration of aid will be conducted in the near future. Chambers and Musor will oversee the process, with Tuesday the date noted for initial steps.
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Musor
Chambers
Bandits Lose Nerve On Job On Broadway Robbery
In wet conditions two would‑be bandits attempted a hold up on Broadway near 102 Ire Street, forcing Mrs Esten and Mrs Frowa to surrender purses. The women resisted, observed details, and the bandits fled as police arrived, abandoning the plan.
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Atra Ad. EB. Esten
AL Frowa
Pote
Ire
Leo
Fueslay
Broadway
Piatela
Aud
Tienpitle
King
Mra Esto Dodge
Mrs. Brown Cooly
Worried Negro Sent to Pastor For Prayer Request
A worried Black man asked acting county judge G. Brown to pray a "devil out of the system" of his wife. The judge suggested referring the matter to the pastor of the couple's church for spiritual guidance.
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G. ©. Brown
Terry &. Robertson
Crown
Messi
Brown
Gilmenty
Major Reddy Assigned to Washington Under MacArthur
Major John C. Reddy of the infantry corps, serving with the Ninth division, has been sent to Washington for duty in the office of General Douglas MacArthur, the new chief of staff. The transfer places Reddy in the military leadership at a high strategic level.
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Reddy
McArthur
John C. Reddy
Dieifem Corps
Ninewieth Division
Washington
Douglass Macdrthir
Arredondo’s 4000 Army Drives Rebels From San Antonio
In a decisive action, General Arredondo led about 4000 troops to seal off and drive rebel forces from San Antonio, securing the strategic city and marking a turning point in the campaign. The operation disrupted rebel supply lines and restored federal control over the area.
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Arredondo
San Antonio
Juvenile Burglar Arrested While Ransacking House
A 11-year-old burglar was caught ransacking the home of Peta Martinez at 321 Elvira Street and was turned over to juvenile authorities. Detectives Charles Bird and Ed Amacker said the youth was found with 210 in his possession and was apprehended Tuesday. A separate incident on Castroville Road involved a man stripped of a watch and held for charges. Police report stolen cigarettes from a Clifton Freight liner truck at 635 South Market Street.
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Purgiy
Peta Martinez
Elvira Skreqt
Martines
Charhes Bired
Ed Amacker
Castroville
Gewan Nerested
Moniley
W. J. Yost
Clentonian
South Mares Street
Court hears hold up in Ninety fourth District Court
Court heard the hold up case involving Gilbert Anmus, 21, charged with robbery by assault with arms, connected to a burglary at 110 Broadway. Victim Stobart was assaulted and robbed. loss estimated at $5105. Lyanga remained in county jail awaiting further action.
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Teshimutty
Gilbert Anmus
Hald-Uy
Byry
Stobart
Lerft
Wilding
Lyanga
Harlingen Realty Chief Dies While Walking Home
A Harlingen realty chief collapsed Monday while walking near a bus stop. Death was attributed to neural issues. He is survived by his widow and mother-in-law Fatze, long-time secretary and Harlingen real estate board member. He also belonged to the Harlingen polo club, which played its first game of polo day at Fort Brown in Brownaville.
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Harding
Ursay
Dee
Fra D
Harlingen Realter
Monnday
Baie
Fatze
Harlingen Real Estate Board
Harlinges Polo Club
Hevooea
Fort Brown
Brownaville
Decade of Tragedy as Chinese Shipwreck Claims 100 Victims
An estimated 100 Chinese sailors are feared dead after a shipwreck in the Fangtte River near Unnkowihey during the night of December 2. Foreign gunboat officers led a search and preliminary investigations, confirming around 100 fatalities amid the disaster.
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Fangtte
Biel
Safety check blitz offers free car testing to motorists
About 000 car owners joined a Broadway safety lane up on Monday as the first of six free tests including brakes lights horn rear view mirror wipers and wheel alignment. Officials urge all drivers to participate to reduce accident risk in San Antonio during a rare safety drive.
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Ade
Sicance
Broadway Amonday
San Antonio
al Molorista
bin Antono
Orphans to Get Majestic Party Brackinridge High Plans
The Stevenson Library Society of Brackinridge High announces a Majestic theater party for San Antonio orphans. President Laie Silcock says the event replaces the national Christmas tree plan and will include diverse treats funded by each club’s contribution toward a general fund.
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San Antonio
Stevenson Library Society
Brackinridge High School
Laie Silcock
Silcock
Randy
Ascockenridge
Beverly Mills Crowd Plunged Into Quiet Grief at Event
A Beverly Mills observer describes organized grief at a town gathering where fans planned to cheer but could not shout. The speaker laments the loss of expected vocal support and the emotional impact of being seated and dressed for attention without being able to cheer.
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Beverly Mills
Calif
Tse
Wwe
Boerne Depot Wrecked in Blast at Southern Pacific
A heavy explosion wrecked a Boerne depot on the Southern Pacific line, destroying an office and frightening the town. Sheriff reports a high-powered vehicle seen fleeing the scene, with $45 taken by the attackers, who are believed to be part of a camo gang linked to last week’s Tavarnia incident.
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Boerne
Rd Bierschawrtz
Severnnerroni
Sheriff Bierschwala
Tavarnia
Brooks Officers Ferry Planes from San Antonio to Buffalo
Brooks officers will ferry 19 decoration planes from San Antonio to Buffalo. The planes will be brought to Dilean field and flown from San Antonio to Poname by pilots sent from the Camp Zone. Capt G Nule and Lieutenants C P Bradley and F H Douthit are reported as the pilots.
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Hrecker Cea
Tenve Sap Antonio
Buffalo
N.Y
la Bon Antonio
Dilean Field
San Antonio
Poname
Cannp Zone
G. Nule
C. P. Bradley
Grandfather of Estelle Taylor Dies in Wilmington
Charles O G Dorrell, 78, grandfather of Estelle Taylor the motion picture actress wife of Jack Dempeers died at his family home yesterday. The great granddaughter arrived at the bedside. Dorrell was a native of Worthenuky Maryland.
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Estelle Taylor
Wilmington
Del
Charles Og, Dorrell
Estee Taylor
Jack
Claim More Cash in Circulation
Washington report shows per capita cash in hand rising by about 129 dollars since October. Treasury data indicate the average man has 80 dollars more this November than in October, signaling stronger circulating funds nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Missing Youths Reported In Teosora Garcia Area
Two missing persons alerts filed Tuesday note Teosora Garcia of 182 Guadalupe Street and Masurie Vitalez of unknown address. Teo Sora’s father T I Valentine of 23 Texas Avenue suspects the youths may have headed toward Dallas.
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TeoSora Garcia
Guadalupe Street
Mufil
Masurie Vitalez
Howe
T. I. Valentine
Texas Avenue
Serchard
Dallas
Two Kelly Fliers Hop for Amarillo
Two Kelly field pilots Lieutenants Howard Meare and J C Morton took off Tuesday morning for Amarillo where they joined Lieut A G Williamson and Sergt A B Glasscock who were injured in a crash Sunday. Ten pilots were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Howard Meare
J. C. Morton
Amarillo
A. G. Williamson
A. B. Glasscock
Arrest Made After New Mexico Explosion
A man from a prominent Giers county family has been arrested in connection with an explosion that damaged a pitol facility and injured several people Sunday in New Mexico. Investigators say the suspect faced questions as authorities pursue the case.
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Aualquerque
Candice Stagger
Giers County
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