Connie Calvert and the tangled love plot in Garson
Connie Garson sways over thoughts of her fortune, her past fiancé Tracy reappears, and her fear of Kitty grows. She seeks help from Duke Car som, who refuses to intervene. Duke reveals Higgins warned him of her mother’s carelessness with a pestis and the engagement falters as tensions rise.
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Connie Calvert
Xid
Itty
Kitty
Dint Tracy
Connie
Aby
Duke Carsom
Duke
Cannie
Kinke
Anderworld
Sotler
Higgins
Fe Pestis
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Connie edges toward a surrender with Duke Garson as he finally speaks and admits his feelings. Aram remains wary while Connie tests the moment, and Jim Ailroce closes in, watching Connie and her fragile romance unfold as tension builds.
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Aram
Sireng
Duke Goruon
Auale
Connie
Jim
Mint Vendors Are Ruled Out In Galveston Case
Judge Duval West granted a permanent injunction restraining law officers from interfering with mint vending machines alleged to be converted into slot machines. O. Nachtel plans to install at least 75 units in the county, while Bechtel and others faced claims of intent to commit illegal use. The court found intent insufficient to condemn the machines though confiscation of unlawfully operated units may proceed.
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Walter Tynan
Bexac County
Duval West
West
O. Nachtel
Troon
Olkere
Bechtel
Charles Boynton
Inelwallegal Operathon
Bomed
Bachto
Wynan
Tynan
Bachtel
Cigarettes and Cash Stolen From Local Service Station
Thieves entered the Marshall Service station at 924 Roosevelt Avenue and stole $30 in cash along with cigarettes. Buford Strunk, the proprietor, reported the burglary to police on Tuesday. A separate theft at 525 Cincinnati Avenue involved $20 in candies and merchandise, per proprietor T. Ret. An attempted break in was reported at 623 Nebraska Street by owner Dan Exnrage.
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Marshall Service Station
Roosevelt Avenue
Buford Strunk
Cincinowly Avenue
T. B. Ret
Nebraska Clean Arm
Nebraska Street
Dan Exnrage
Ambricno region job drive places many veterans
A relief program led by B. O. Surph reports 225 of 600 applicants placed in jobs, part of a regional effort to secure work for World War veterans. Leaders aim to extend the effort to land more positions for the unemployed ex soldiers.
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Ambricno
Major Halpin Calls For Adequate Defense Forces
Major Robert J. Tilpin of the general staff addressed the Alamo Post of the American Legion at the St Anthony hotel urging stronger defense for peace and security. The meeting, led by Haymond Phelps, announced the next gathering at the same venue on January 9.
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Robert, J. Tilpin
Fort Burn Hounton
Alamo Font
American Legion
St Anthony Hotel
Haymord Phelps
St. Anthony
Man Airing Views on Police Is Fined
A. T. Akins was fined $25 for disturbing the police and $9 for drunkenness after being arrested by Patrolman A. Safinae on Commerce street at Santa Ross avenue. A crowd gathered as Akins cursed the officer and claimed he would have taken the officer’s job, testimony showed.
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A. TE. Akins
AL Matlock
Corporation Court
A. Safinae
Commerce Street
Santa Ross Avenue
Akina
Applewhite Named Director at Federal Reserve Bank Branches
P. Applewhite is identified as U S Bank Director. The report notes F Applewhite, son of A T Applewhite of San Antonio, not written at director in El Paso branch of Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. It mentions Applewhite as director for banks in Douglas Arizona and Wibee Clemen tana, with two decades in Douglas representing non member banks of the district.
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F. Applewinte
Irk A. T. Applewhite
San Antonio
el Taso
Lic Federal Reserve Bank of
Dallaw
Applewhite
Toorday- Applewhite
Douglas
Wiebee
Clementana
Arizona
Me Thys
City Oversees Tight Budget Amid Tax Plan Debates
City officials pledge strict economy through the end of the current year due to bond fund depletion. Budget officials note revenue will barely cover already planned expenses with a potential four to six percent city tax rate cut under consideration.
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Tyne
Frank Hloshick
Buebick
Tt War
Mey Shell
Shick
Plan to Boost Cotton Under Missouri Kansas Texas Rail Line
The Monthly Development bulletin details five key steps for a cotton revival led by agrarian officials. It urges growing gold cotton within community basins, seed varieties provided by trusted breeders, and basing seed on communal demand. It cites nine new distributors and one factory on the Katy line in November, with higher car movements and employment gains.
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Missouri-Kansastems Long
Katy
Bulletin Ans
Garage Destroyed by Blaze in 8 A
Fire of unknown origin razed a garage owned by George Carner at 440 Berkshire Avenue early Tuesday morning causing about 200 dollars in damage. Sparks from the blaze ignited the home of Mrs. T. C. Titsworth but only slight damage resulted.
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George Carner
Berkeshire Aeenue
CG. Titsworth
Flames Destroy 8 4 Home After Stove Explosion
Frank Koranek of 05 Wasler street barely escaped death when a stove explosion ignited fire. The blaze caused about 1600 in damage to his home and nearly spread to Mire Stary Huhne next door at 400 Bazlor street before firefighters extinguished it.
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Frank Koranek
Wasler Street
Fio Ubal
Bazlor Mroct
Payments: Ten War Vets Gain Adjusted Service Benefits
About 60 percent more money will be paid to World War I veterans in San Antonio and vicinity during December and January under adjusted service certificates. U S Veterans Bureau regional manager C A Chapman announced roughly 420000 in payouts with more applications than in the past. January payments expected to reach 600, compared with 254 last January, and six extra clerks were added to handle the workload.
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World War Veterans
San Anoulo
Inez Ton
Ac. Chapman
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Heefare Jenuoes
Itre
United States Veterans’ Bureau Officn
South L A Plans School Replacing Building Burned
South San Antonio plans a new $8000 school building to replace the one destroyed by fire early Sunday at Arcadia drive and Onck land street. 125 students will learn in temporary quarters, likely church buildings, with occupancy slated about March 1. The burned frame structure, nearly new, cost $95,000 for building and $1,000 for furniture, insured for $4,000.
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South San Antonio
Arcadia Drive
Onckland Street
F. R. Dickey
Bourke
Frank Norris Meeting Here in Fort Worth
Pastor J Fok Norris of the Picab Pantini church returns from Amarilio where a six week revival ended with over 1600 conversions. Plans announced yesterday for erecting six independent tabernacles in cities including Cie burne San Antonio El Paso Abilene Houston and Ward for revival periods. The first tabernacle to be built around mid January in either Cteburne or San Antonio.
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Fort Worth
Dre
J. Fok Norris
Amarilio
Plana
Cieburne
San Antonio
el Paso
Abileno
Houston
Ward
Rauka
Cteburne
Dov
Norvis
Evangelist Plans Holiday on Farm in Atascosa County
Sid Wilhians and Walt with his wife host a Christmas meeting at their Atascosa county farm. After a return from a mutiny at Columbus, Trxes, 24 people were reportedly converted. The group presents Williams with a radio as a Christmas gift.
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Sid Wilhians
Walt
Atascosa County
Columbus
Trxes
Williams
North Carolina Senator Faces Early Test in California Debates
In BOURGANE California Vec 23 a North Carolina senator Cam Morrison clashed with colleagues shortly after arriving. An unwritten rule bars new members from speaking and a further convention limits claims. A rival accused Morrison of personal wrongs, prompting a terse defence. Will Rogers weighs in on the dispute.
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Bourgane
Calif
North Carolina
Cam Morrison
Morrison
Morison
Neiday
Christmas carol program to be presented in San Antonio
The Light Garols will renew old Christmas songs in a third annual program directed by Professor David Ormeaber. Eight choruses, solo parts, and a mixed quartet will perform at 8 p.m. at the municipal auditorium, broadcast on station RTA. Admission is free.
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Oriole Quartet
First Evangelical Church
San Antonians
A. A
Bess Carroll
San Antonio
David Ormeaber
Berlin
RTA
Mary Aubrey Ketting
Appene
22 & Voloist
Mea
Matello Messinger
Micicber
McKinley Avenue
Aod
Ans
Keatsing
Afrs
Afeasinger
Messinger
Secu Lambins
Yes
Mia
Keating
Wilming
Schumann
Schubert
Afy Kosars
Nevin
Tohn Desuinger
Am Largin
Walter Duplian
Chriatmee Pearders
Readsinn
Gerald
Tandolph
Stainer
Gruber
Ormesher
Amber
Bethlehem
Evangelical
Kinga of
Chient
Mopkinu
Homme
Municipal Auditorum
Downtown Store Damaged by Fire at Central Shoe
Flames believed caused by defective wiring damaged the Central Shoe Company at 323 Alamo Plaza. Firemen were alerted by a passerby and prevented spread. Update on Uptown theater manager Jack Powards after surgery at Nix hospital.
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Central Shoe Company
Alamo Plaza
Rixly
Jack Powards
Uptown
Nix Hospital
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