Rescue and Remembered Quiet Heroism at Sea
A narrator rescues a drowning girl, describing her unconscious state and the struggle to bring her to safety aboard a dory. He reflects on their volatile exchange, the girl’s fragile recovery, and hints at a shared but distant future as they endure the peril. The scene shifts to a San Antonio context with civic leaders and a hotel convention nearby.
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San Antonio
Texas Liberty
Menger Hotel
Wedal
Uced
A. Drosseris
Beck
Raymond R. CG. Winterling
Wayne Davis
Gold Life
William Is Driven To Harvard by Her Contempt
The narrator recalls Hydeport summers and class tension as Rose Abbott, daughter of financier Henry Abbott, shores up social distance with summer residents. He, a lazy youth, shifts from rags to modest dress hoping to impress, then helps Rose during a hot sea swim before a chance for connection unfolds.
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William
Harvard
Hydeport
Rooney
Moniea
Rose -Abbott
United States
Shenry Abbott
New York
Hs Deport
Miss Abbott
Millionaire Indian borrower keeps fortune amid legal bind
Jackson Barnett and his wife say a $3,000,000 fortune is tied up in litigation while they borrow money for living expenses. Mrs Barnett denounces those who delayed the fortune, as Jackson, dressed in Legion garb, smiles through the situation in Kansas City hotel lobby.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Jackson Barnett
Barnett
Indiana
Jackson
City Inspector Gus Niggli Struck by Brick Hurler
City Building Inspector Gus Niggli was attacked by an unidentified assailant at Commerce and Zarramorag streets. He reported to the central police station bleeding from head wounds inflicted with a brick and was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. A separate item notes the Kansas Supreme Court affirming a waterworks bond case in Wyandotte County.
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Gus Niggli
Commerce
Zarramorag
Central
Robert B. Green
Ins
Topeka
Supreme Court Today
District Court of
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Soldier Robbed of 100 Dollars at Rail Station
Fort Clark soldier Alfred Green en route to Newport News Virginia was relieved of a $100 billfold while waiting for a train at the 4G N passenger station. Otto Johnson also reported a $17 loss to pickpockets, police said.
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Alfred Green
Fort Clark
Newport News
Otto Johnson
Republican Leaders Drop Tax Slash Plan
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders abandon all tax reduction proposals for the current session. After Rep Filson of Connecticut signaled opposition to both President Coolidge's tax credit plan and the Democratic permanent tax reduction scheme, the House Ways and Means Committee voted to not consider any tax legislation during the session.
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International News Service
Washington
Filson
Connecticut
Coolidge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Leary to Face New Trial in Murder Case
Dr. J. A. Ramsey of Mathis, the key murder defendant, will learn dates of a new trial after District Judge T. M. Cox granted a defense motion. The request cites jury bias and faulty rulings at the prior trial, with defense plans to call Roberto Martinez and a Mexican witness. Ramsey disappeared May 20. his body was found August 26 in a shallow grave near Mathis.
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J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
T. M. Cox
Thirty Sixth Judicial District
Petsney
Sid J. Malone
Leahy
Cox
Roberto Martinez
H. 8. Bonham
Beeville
Bonham
Dr. Ramsey
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Savage
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