Lovejoys Trials Hit Oglebay Aid Twist
Lovejoy confronts a tangle of romance, infidelity, and hidden letters as Tom Nichalox battles jealousy and a meddling maid. Suspicions rise when a dinner invites a former lover, a mistress threatens to sell correspondence, and a planned talk with Tes prompts tense confrontations at Lovejoy’s home. Letters reveal misdirected confidences, and Tom refuses to acknowledge their intended recipients.
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Tom Nichalox Bahla
Tesulital
Tovegus
Nave
Tom
Ceveyy
Tate
Alterpon
Top Nithelen
Antejor
Steve Osteher
Alee Morris
Eich
Tor
Lorejey
Learhy
Fom
Loreks
Butda
Losedos
Aline
Elisnen
Lovelor
Gete
Norrie
Hilda
Torx
Ste
Lovejoy confronts truth after urgent call and aunt reads gossip
Tom speeds away then Lovejoy questions Steve about a past claim. She phones back in a tense mood and seeks a frank answer. Aunt Em fusses over a torn newspaper story about Lindbergh and his daughter while admonishing Lovejoy to read the papers.
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Lovejoy
Steve
Lindbergh
Ave
Mel
Eor
Miss Ellen Penner models tiny sport doll novelty
A novel fashion trend features Hollywood style sport dolls, including a portrait of Miss Ellen Penner wearing a miniature flannel and wire image about an inch long. The tiny figure is shown with sport socks and a tennis ball, illustrating playful, era fashion.
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Hollywood
Ellen Penner
Officer Given Surprise and Five Dollar Bill Joke
A Santa Claus gag on Motorcycle Officer R W Taster unfolds on Sour Flores Street near the old Gap, with a driver handing a folded newspaper and a small bill. The officer recalls the driver paused, offered politeness, and drove off after the folded note and a concealed "billy" were revealed.
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R. W. Taster
Sour Flores Street
Gap Donet
Man Fined on Vagrancy Charge in Odd Courtroom Exchange
William Tuccott was fined $25 on vagrancy charges after a rambling courtroom exchange led by Judge Tadge Rave Walseu. The proceedings included unclear remarks about chances to leave and a statement from the judge about adjusting the fine to $96.
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William Tuccott
Thcote
Tadge Rave Walseu
Fudge Watson
Soldier Charged with Forgery Denies Allegation in Hearing
Edward S. Williamson, held in county jail on $200 bond, faced a preliminary hearing after a complaint alleged forgery of a Port Ran oust soldier’s name. Arrested Wednesday by Edward Torre, the case was conducted before United States Commissioner Paul A. Tockhart. Williamson denied the charge.
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Edward S. Williamson
Man Injured in Auto Collision at Cedar and South Alamo
A man was injured when the car he rode in collided with another vehicle at Cedar and South Alamo streets Wednesday night. Details from the crash are incomplete, with unclear names and phrasing in the report.
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Bledsoe
Caldeell Etfert
Cedar and
South Alamo
Tlobert
Thuesday
Tiny-Doll Newest Thing in San Antonio Fashion Craze
A new generation of tiny athletic dolls from San Antonio captures public attention. Manufactured by thousands, these fayne and mare dolls boast large eyes and long legs, appearing in Hollywood novelty sportswear and sold in department stores. They are worn on coats dresses and even bats, with dolls represented in tennis AOL baseball polo and more. Fashion experts note replicas of famous characters and people.
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San Antonio
Hollywood
Colle
Uedefgand
Dolly Ace
AOL
Faasion
San Antonio leaders back Bayfront group for civic goals
Prominent San Antonio figures and civic executives author a series of articles praising the Bayfront organization. They argue it will strengthen neighborhood self-reliance, promote business integrity and bolster executive capability across the community.
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San Antonio
Walter Walthall and the Boy Scout vision
Walter Walthall, president of the chamber of commerce, argues that a Boy Scout growing into a railroad man will become a better citizen and chamber member. He asserts young scouts are the men of tomorrow and that their progress benefits the community and business associations.
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Wauamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Atate Atu County
Cantor B Silvertown to Lead Friday Synagogue Concert
A cantovation concert is planned at Congregation Robbi Sholom Boxi Israel located at 216 Wyoming Street Friday night at 7 20 by Rabbi Canter B Silvertown of Boston. He will also officiate Saturday morning services at 6 00 and Sunday afternoon at 2 18 o'clock the concert will feature a national song program.
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Congregation
Robbi Sholom Boxi Israel
Wyoming Street
Canter B
Silvertown
Boston
And I Remember When
W T Jackman recalls San Marcos earliest car era and the first horseless carriage built by Coleman Fuung. He describes the novelty, a topless wagon with a rod through the floor, frightened horses, and a dramatic morning incident where two criminals fell from a toppled frame as the vehicle rolled away.
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W. T. Jackman
San Alarcos
San Marcos
Coleman Fuung
Ina
Crough
Sue
Lace
Young
Old L A Thrilling Town and Its Fictitious Ferocity
A garbled antiquated prose fragment reports San Antonio life and commerce with lurid humor including a mock tale of two Black workers failing in a wool business on Acquia street. It mixes sensational travel notes about the Alamo with social stereotypes and a sermon on skin care and health, concluding with general advice on complexion and blood.
Unclear Merchant Scene and Runaway Wagon Tale
A fragment sketches a merchant with eyes alight in dialogue about shop goods and a wagon run event. It recalls a commute between a U S army depot and a town with a two mule wagon carrying workers and a sudden wreck when wheels hit a stump. All aboard chose to jump or stay as the vehicle halted.
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Lonk
U. S. Army
Lown
Two Frisky Qal Fed Mules Dump Load Into Dust
A garbled report describes two mules and a chaotic scene with workers and dinner pails. Rain and dust overwhelm the area, sending people scattering as mortgage concerns loom over a business in Mauston.
Trapeze Artist Acquitted on Vagrancy Charge
In Corporation Court Garza Wiscerry a trapeze artist from Vera Cruz and Trinity Street was acquitted of vagrancy after testimony that he performed as an escape artist at a pool hall. Police said he directed others to come out onto the street and he attempted to slip through a back door, with Patrolman Swilk presenting the vagrancy case.
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Garza
Gared
Older Boys Elect 8 A Youth Officer
Beverly Sheffield Alemo Feizkia high school semgny was elected vice president of the Texas Older Mors congress at a meeting in Waco which ended Monday according to Norman MacLeod youth work secretary of the YMGA effort. In getting the older boys contention of San Antonio next year MacLeod said Beaumont Houston and Doing are also bidding for the meeting.
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Beverly Sheffield
Alemo Feizkia
Semgny
Vce
Texas Older Mors Congress
Waco
Momlay
Norman MacLeod
Y MG Ay
San Antonio
MacLaod
Beaumont
Houston
Doing
Dozen Gas Stations Hit By Nighttime Holdups in San Antonio
A string of robberies hit 70 gas stations in San Antonio on Wednesday night with unmasked bandits. A man about 25, 5 feet tall and 150 pounds robbed station No. 34 on West Commerce, taking 24 dollars after forcing the manager into the back room. A second suspect took 14.35 from a Gulf station, fleeing in a parked car. In related thefts, a grocery manager at 1002 West Wheaton Avenue reported a $6 theft, and a customer at an Army Test Deng store thwarted two bandits who fled after being resisted. A separate alarm described a dark overcoat suspect threatening a clerk with a pistol at a Lupe Reyes store.
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Cooper
The
Gulf
Vie
Houston
Sud Aben
Mybe Bair
Ghocer
Ik Riedel
Palm Heishe Grocery Company
West Wheo Avenue
Hiedel
Lupe Reyes
Seguim
van Ness Street
Hi Y Leaders to Attend Meet in Harlingen March 11
A. A. Hi Y leaders from four local Wi- chirta will visit Harlingen on March 11 for the Older Boys conference in the San Antonio area. Norman Macleod, secretary of boys work at the TYMC, notes Malcolm Newman of Beensridey is president, with several other local youths named including Hamilton McChure, Beverly Sheffield, Lavceire Kernathy, Hare Inndale and Gary Jr. Bracket rida among attendees.
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Harlingen
Ain Granda Valley
Norman Macleot
TY. M. C
Malcolis Newman
Forter Tomian
Beensridey
San Antonio
Waring
Hamilton
McChure
Main Avenirs
Beverly Sheffield
Alama Hoeighta
Lavceire Kernathy
Hare Inndale
Gary Jr. Bracketrida
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