Ernest Seeks Renewal Of Old Courtship In Turbulent Affair
Georgie Hastings confronts shifting desires as Ernest Brooks declares his marriage mistaken. She recalls Bill Warren, battles cynicism, and drifts toward reckless ideas of pleasure over commitment. A trolley encounter with Ernest hints at a decisive turn in their tangled relationships.
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Ernest Brooks
Anna
Finnest Brooks
Bil Warren
Smitt Restaurenta
Ann
Bill
Marcy
Georgie
Te Belle
Bill Warren
Cop
Grorgin
O'Leary
Jer
Christmas Eve Revelry Dims Amid Fewer Drunken Incidents
Police report a calmer Christmas season with fewer riots and casualties than last year. Hotel guests drank moderately, bottle outlets saw less heavy revelry, and records note more sobriety despite some intoxication. Weather and mood blamed for milder celebrations, while officials cite improved behavior and reduced violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauntonia Hotel
Anca
Han Tost
Soent
Vonfluck
Syho
Christiane Veelbrants
Herous
Robert Callins
Corporation Court
Collins
Ground broken for tallest Texas office building on Hawen's Island
Ground breaking took place in San Antonio for a 31 story office tower on Hawen's Island at the northeast corner of St Marys and Villita streets. Construction by Smith Brothers Properties with J H and Albert Smith as owners. projected cost over 2 million, featuring bricks steel and granite and housing two large retail spaces on lower floors and offices above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
SS Mary's
Villita
Rowena Island
Bumnith Brothers Properties
Day
Kensgun Huuswy
AL J. McKensie
McKensie Waaste Action Company
Atlee B
Robert M. Ayres
Robertson Serves as County Judge in Place of Augustus
Robertson serves as county judge with Hobnetson acting as special county judge due to the illness of County Judge Augustus. McCloskey has been ill since Monday and Robertson will preside on Wednesday.
Start the New Year Right in Classified Columns
Read guidance on disposing of unused items and invest wisely. The column urges practical steps for sorting, selling, and budgeting to avoid unproductive spending in the new year. It emphasizes clear decisions, efficient organization, and applying money to items that yield value.
Charitable Board Sets 48000 Dollar Fund Campaign Goal
The Associated Charities will launch a fundraising drive for 48000 dollars after a board meeting led by president Mrs. J. H. Lapham. The campaign follows the Community Chest allotment and marks one of 32 agencies involved in this season’s joint effort.
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Commenity Chest
Associated Charities
Ll. A mi
J. H. Lapham
Community Chest
Party Costs Man Seventy Roll Spends Night Behind Bars
A man, intoxicated after a Wednesday party, woke Thursday in a city jail with no memory of how he got there. He reported being robbed of seventy dollars and described a stranger who invited him to take a ride. The night ended with the man in police custody at the city headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Symeone
Aml
Short Alarm Incident Hits Guaranty Won State
Detectives investigated after a short circuited wire triggered the burglar alarm at the Guaranty Won State on Houston Street. The building was surrounded before the fault was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marly
Guaranty Won
Houston Street
Knife Victim, 10, Sent to Hospital in Stabbing Incident
Marhard Cardenas, 10, of 1310 North Cherry Street, was taken to Robert R. Green Hospital after suffering stab wounds in a bank incident. The report notes the patient is in the care of medical staff with the details of the event provided.
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Marhard Cardenas
North Cherry Street
Robert R. Green
Chuvsuy
Unclear Car Theft Case Sets Bond in Local Scene
A confusing OCR fragment references a theft case with Amar allegedly stealing a WKY L928 model from DG Nei. It mentions bond at 1000 and a road repair at 8Y000 in a place labeled Tustion with ad hoc names like Dower Auton Adan Cunradayy.
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Amar
DG. Nei
Night thefts and burglaries spook city residents
Reports to police headquarters describe multiple thefts including money from Jay Scott Budlong on North Blavkbery Street and clothing from C8. Smith in Tigsby venues Folin Teauss. Mary Slovem on rear 115 1 street reports clocks and dresses stolen. A pickpocket also relieved Trenry Lawwrence of $1.
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Ieves
Antonio Leies
Ruy
Jay Scott Budlong
Blavkbery Street
Tata
Smith
Tigsby
Folin Teauss
Davernin
San Antonio
Mary Slovem
Lawwrence
Twelfth Field Artillery
Poll tax receipts climb as presidential year nears
60,000 poll tax receipts issued this year, up from 41,500 last year, with about 18,750 issued so far this week. Officials say presidential election year prospects boost city tax collection. Auto licenses near last year’s pace, with a one day high set by a local tax collector. Officials estimate total receipts may reach 75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Campbell
Jong
Mry Campbell
Auito Own. Org
Cutmpbell
Kring to Compile Annual C C Report
Kring announces he will oversee the compilation of the annual civil service report. Sidney Kielay and the secretary will coordinate with all departments of the chamber to ensure immediate reporting. About 2400 copies will be issued for distribution to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kring
Imnant
Eupwrls
Sidney Kielay
Movie Men to Set Meeting Date in San Antonio
The date for the district meeting of The National Motion Picture Owners Association to be held in San Antonio will be set soon, as guided by V. Ward of Dallas Chamber of Commerce and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dusaults
Silex Kring
Chamber of Commerce
Ws. Ward
Dallas
Lost Pups Found in Borglum Household Mystery
The Borglum family recovers a missing puppy after weeks of searching. a large reward had been offered. Mary Borglum scoured homes and streets while hopes faded, then a surprise find brings relief. The dog, described as small with varied markings, is returned to the sculptor’s home amid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutzon Borglum
President Coolidge
Seeral
Mary Diffs Borglu
Tuni
Mise Borglim
Free Wrestling Classes Announced by Beonks World Leader
B G Schmidt, former captain of West Point wrestling, offers free instructions to men of the service at Beonks World. The event invites interested soldiers and students to attend Thursday evening sessions led by Schmidt, a renowned figure in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewt
B. G. Schmidt
Beonks World
Weat Point
Kiddies to Resume Dancing Classes This Week
Daily sessions will restart at Lions' field playground this afternoon, under the supervision of Mrs Onite McKeon Troiln, field director. The program includes a dancing dashender and a daily Kadergarteg class.
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Onite McKeon
Troiln
Dashender
Woman Struck by Car at Crossing Injures Miss Virginia Yards
Miss Virginia Yards sustained injuries after a car struck her at a crossing near Garden and Nueva streets. She received first aid at Robert Th Greet hospital on Thursday following the incident on Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss ‘Virginia Yards
Robert Th Greet Hospital
Nueva Streets
Industrial Committee Travels 70000 Miles in One Year
The C of C Industrial Committee traveled about 70 000 miles in 1927 covering many states. The annual report issued by secretary C C Leel lists members including T A DuBose as chairman and James A Gallagher Jr among others.
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Industrial Committee
Tran
Chamber of Commerce
East Ia Tie
C. C. Leel
T. A. DuBosa
James A. Gallagher Jr
Charles DuBose
G. 43
M. C. Giesecke
Goldsuhth
Frias
Grons
HW. A. Holmgreen
HL Kifer
Exnegt Laubseber
A. HK Vundee
He UM
W. Byerisen
Acni Porter Whaley
William Coleman Dies at 74 Native of Kentucky
William James Coleman 74, native of Kentucky, died Wednesday. Mineral services were held at 20% Comp ton street residence with Rev. Hirail W. Bennett officiating. He lived in San Antonio the past five years, survived by his widow Mrs Samantha TD Coleman, a daughter Mize Tolle M, and two sons We EL Coleman of Chicago and Coloma of Cur paillins.
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William James Coleman
Mize Tolle M
Goluaim
San Anelonia
We EL Colemut
Chicago
Idlb
Coloma
Curpaillins
Air Field Site Plans Near Completion for 1000 Acre Tract
Military Affairs Chairman W B Turtle reports plans for the Beguin road 1000 acre site for a new Air Corps Primary Flying School are almost finished. A full presentation to the government is expected within 24 hours. Maj Hien and Maj Bechet are to review San Antonio's offer before Washington return on Monday.
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Miéhough
Beguin
Air Corps
W. B. Turtle
Military Affairs
Boo Whursday
San Antonio
Maj
Hien
Tames
Tf. Bechet
Washington
Momilay
Christmas Story Hour at South Side Library
Mrs Leah Carter Johngton of the children's department will tell stories at 3 p.m. Friday in the South Side branch of the bogie library at Brackenridge High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Bogie
Brackenridge High School
Leah Carter Johngton
Cibkngian
Children’s Department
Rock Thrower Lands Behind Bars
A Suh Antonio negro war aversted howiday on elireges of howling. A man named Hheangie allegedly approached a window and disturbed occupants at Fi2 Spruce alyout, leading to his arrest.
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Howiday
Elireges
Howling 9
Garey
Dance Will Open Chop Suey Cafe At Corner Building
The new Chop Bucs restaurant on the building corner will open on the second floor with a dinner change Thursday night. Four hundred invitations have been mailed for the event. The restaurant will be opened to the public Friday.
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Manno Pidge and
Cromett sir@l
Bombing Planes Set for Galveston Flight
Fragmentary copy shows three bombing planes assigned to depart for Galveston on Thursday afternoon for Foot Crockett. Pilots listed include F. A. Gendell, H. I, and others with ranks Master Sergi and B. A. Watters.
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Yhrep Hombiyr
Tueily
Foot Crockett
Galveston
Iloux
F. A. Gendell
HH. I
Divy
Dex
Sergi
B.A. Watters
Boy Scout Council to Elect Officers in 1928 Meeting
The Boy Scout Council will elect officers for 1928 at a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building Thursday at 9:00 a.m. W. G. Tiggins serves as temporary chairman and J. Z. Vileh is regional executive in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Aghe
W. G. Tiggins
J. Z. Vileh
Firefighters Save Fire-Scarred Empty Dwelling
Firefighters saved an unoccupied dwelling after a blaze broke out, preventing further damage. The incident occurred early Thursday, with responders from the local fire department arriving promptly to contain the flames. No occupants were present, and investigators noted the structure suffered fire damage before control was established.
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Ernest
Georgie Hastings
Mbibers
George Herriman
Keazy Kat
Bobbie Herriman
Gene Ige
Imagina
Crockett
Loveion
Speed Courteny
Petty Thew
William Coleman
Kentucky
A. Air Field
Thursdey
We Vugh
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