Kidnaper Tells Guy of Pat's Escape
A tense canyon encounter unfolds as a kidnapper reveals Pat’s escape and the fate of a girl and boy. Montgomery confronts the suspect, naming Sheik Aunt goreny and revealing a plane theft and distant searches. The narrative hints at a pursuit and a missed chance to rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Pat
Aguadrel
Elidt
Montgomery
Jay
Tedge
Joud
Girk
Garlio
Clyne
Light-Fingered Indies Hit City Stores Says Hopkins
Detective Captain Aubrey Hopkins reports a yearlong racket by women shoplifters in downtown Blores, netting over 15000 dollars recovered so far and amounting to about 23 percent of losses. Most stolen goods are ethwear and small items, with thieves ranging from the poorer to those wearing diamonds and fine furs.
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Altluugh
Aubrey Hopkins
Joe Smite
W.T. Mitchell
Dozentown Blores
Captain Hopkins
Emath Vafar
Quan City
Hopkine
Laure
Sfitehell
Hopkins
Old Feud Flares Into Fatal Street Brawl
Frank Castillo aged 38 of 159 Bunker Street and Catherine Baquival aged 32 of 125 Voria Street died after a Sunday night altercation. Castillo's skull was crushed by a heavy boat heel in Ninety-fourth Diveriet court while a preliminary hearing was waived by the defendant. Police say an old feud between the Castillon and Haywively families sparked the fatal fight. Several witnesses gave statements bearing on the motive.
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Frank Castillo
Bunker Street
Catherine Baquival
Joria Street
Lastilla
McCrory
Justice of the Peace
Jy FP. Boltz
Volice
Tuep‘las
Licker Gets Suits Easily Case Reported in San Antonio
Chief Owen Rilday warns San Antonio housewives of a suit theft ruse in which a man claiming to be from the manners visits homes and asks to read husbands’ trousers. About fifty suits have been taken in two months through this ruse. Doteor, 105 South St Mary’s Street, says a Negro-agent using the same method has operated widely.
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San Antonio
Owen Rilday
South St Mary's Street
Rilday Anid
Mixtah Jones Dune
Fair Building Roof Repaired To Allow Arena Use
A report notes the exposition arena roof repaired to permit athletic teams to use the facility again. The city tried to secure repairs from Houston Roofing Co after a collapse but obtained no compensation. Damage estimated around 700 dollars.
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Exposition Arena
Reat
Flouston Ronfuing Company
Two Aero Student Officers to Stand Rum Count Trials
Two Aero student officers Laubneh and Otto Wienecke face trials for alleged liquor offenses. Reported arrests followed a vehicle accident near a safety zone marker in San Antonio. Trial dates set for Monday and Tuesday with S. Balsam as trial judge advocate overseeing the prosecution. Cal. C. Ry Day and Col. RL Brown are mentioned in court leadership roles.
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Aero
Wight
Brooks Hick
Laubneh
Otto Wienecke
St Amlonio
S. Balsam
Cal. C RY
Col
RL. Brown
Watches and Cash Stolen In Tense Street Theft Case
Police and detectives pursue three petty suspects after theft reports from Ing G Perrymay at 1208 West Tauston Street and Atkinson at 1102 Me ag etie. A $9 cash loss and a wristwatch theft are noted, with a suit victimized by a man posing as a messenger for a cleaning establishment.
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Ing. G. Perrymay
West Tauston Street
Atkinson
A. Deliste
Citizen Victim of Hit-Run Autoist
The victim Felipe Silerga was taken to Robert Green Hospital for treatment Tuesday morning after a hit and run incident near South Bay Marcos and Passin Motors at The Way Taewell of the Southern Lifin railway.
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Felipe Silerga
Low Shett
Robert 1. Green Hospital
South Bay
Marcos
Passin Motors
Taewell
Iifin
Seed Tree Now Bears Oranges
An orange tree planted years ago by Mrs. E. B. Cook of 1015 Morning Street produced a remarkable crop despite no protection from frost or neglect. The tree, nine feet tall, bears fully matured oranges in April, astonishing for a third year planting with no care.
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Cook
Mornleg Street
20-Year San Antonio Resident Miss Sarah Helpin Dies
Miss Sarah Helpin, a 20 year resident of San Antonio, died at home on 423 Martin Street. Funeral services have not been announced. She is survived by her brother Terry Telpin and Miss Hyer Lyn Klein of New York.
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Sarah Helpin
San Antonin
Martin Street
Terry Telpin
Hyerlyn Klein
New York
Iit
Beatrice Pairtar
Srorld Fumans
Woalelee Barton
Mader Arrdige
Mart Misy Paichix Vontine
Evie
Buffalo Menu Set for Orphans Home Dinner
A New Year dinner at the Protestant Orphans Home features a righty poumts and ole principal course. George W. der donated meat, receiving buffalo from the Gueulnight ranch for the Christmas trailer.
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Righty
Hatte
Willy
George W. der
Gueulnight Ranch
Boltz Hospitalized After Arm Injury
An article notes Boltz hospitalized with a broken arm amid terse local details. It references a person named Woltz and a hospital in Banta Tosa with unclear context and a Saturday timing fragment.
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Boltz
TF Woltz
Banta Tosa
Suitcase Thieves and Burglar Loot Reported
A suitcase with clothing marriage license items captain’s insignia and photos was stolen from a car on Nolan Street near the Crowded area. A suitcase containing about 500 worth of aluminum ware was taken from another vehicle on Ruiz Court. Police report a Monday night theft with entry through an unlocked door amid other burglaries in the city.
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Aelive
Tinta
Thidley
Tet Rie
Lis Ong
T. Widkor
Ruiz
Wnatkee Hope
Winger
Wren
Nolan Street
Sh Mubinson
Negerding
Young Girl Cooks Cause House Fire
Fire officials report a youth handled cooking indoors leading to a house blaze at 213 Arlings fondal. The incident involved Catherine and Armia Mion and was subdued by firefighters before significant damage occurred.
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Poketa
Catherine
Armia Mion
FLW
Aion
Arlings Fondal
Activitien
Ieans
Specifications on Air Units At Rutadolph Field
Specifications on air units to be erected at Rutadolph field refer to Captain Ay Parker and the quarters. The text notes notification and mailed officers quarters with reception pending. The fragmentary report indicates ongoing administrative steps and awaiting delivery.
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Rutadolph Field
Ay Parker
Parker
And I Remember When
A reminiscence recalls a Cotlank Montana cowboy of years past. The narrator notes the old crew wore varied outfits each evening and kept true to cowboy tradition, unlike a modern impersonator who could not ride or rope. The piece contrasts past authenticity with present pretenders.
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Cotlank
Mont
Red Cross Work in Bexar County Shows Increase
Red Cross work in Bexar County rose steadily with higher case totals each year. The 1940s saw averages from 70 to 92 cases monthly, peaking in the latest year at about 1,098 for the year, with November handling 244 cases and a doubling of the prior year’s record.
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Red Cross
Bexar County
Hexar Cowie Chanter
Red Crosse
Tremont
Red Crags
Alleged Pair of Blackjackers Put in County Jail
M T Sorrell of 320 Varzay street and Frank Trecine of 1302 Gibbs street were jailed after county charges filed against them. Each faced counts of robbing with a prohibitive weapon, burglary and theft. Victim Warvey Diblivet of 217 South Volarix street reported a $17.50 robbery and burglary of his home on East Side cats, 820 Hedges street, plus a porch foam belonging to Uns Pondegent, 010ediger street. Charges were filed before Justice of the Peace Levis F. Bolts.
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M.T. Sorrell
Varzay Street
Frank Trecine
Gibbs Street
Tucsius
Warvey
East Side
Hedges Street
Uns Pondegent
Justice of the Peace
Levis F. Bolts
Divorce Dilemma Sparks Reader Debate
In a speculative column Beatrice Pairtar analyzes a tale of marital strain and the social pressures surrounding divorce. The piece questions whether couples should endure hardships or end marriages, noting that many resist reconciliation despite serious issues.
Church Plans 35000 Building at Local Methodist Church
The Los Magnots Heights Methodist church plans a 35000 dollar building project at the southwest corner of Catalin and Spermemence streets. Rev. J Leonard Tea, pastor, said that keel lumber and materials have been purchased and work will begin in the latter part of the year. The institution is now located at Got Ler Hall Street.
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Los Magotrs Heights
Darthwest
Catalin and
Spermemence Streets
Keysters Sons
Got Ler Hall Street
J. Leonard Téa
Tute Church
Hheee
Liu
Suspect in Stevens Killing on New Bond
Indicted in connection with the killing of Captain Charles B Stevens, the suspect appears in a new bond arrangement. The case involves residency, a bondsman, and ongoing questions as authorities pursue leads and secure the suspect’s detention.
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Stevens
New Bond
Toe Trabrecht
Charles B Stovens
Frend
SHH Bani
Lye Quest
Juan Tosa
Inzpity Housemans
J. J. Swift
Cily Aelverer Waa
Nes
Mle Crurs
Didteiek Coore
Sevgal
Anthony Appeal to Be Heard Thursday
A motion for leniency in a cited case will be heard Thursday before Judge WS Andersen in the seventh district. The hearing concerns an appeal by Tony Charlie related to a sentence in a state prison on a statute.
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Anthony
Tony Rharie
WS. Andersen
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