Woman Refuses to Murder Channing in Turbulent Tale
A chaotic street scene unfolds as Channing faces threats from gangsters and corrupt figures. Molly, pulled into a plot, aids Bruzzi while Desiriled and others plot to pressure witnesses. A tense meeting ends with weapons, fear, and the looming Tuesday confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihong
Ulaeding
Channing
An Tingagsen
la Oudidenty
Menagapre
Bleerpass
Sories
Brurd
Andeenord
Hia Street
Molly Burn
Ovie Teak
Ike
Big Roundup After City Holdups
Police Chief Owen Kilday orders a major roundup as officers arrest a string of robberies in town. Victims include John St. John at Pedio Creek and three others on Victoria and William streets. Total loot reported around 116 dollars with a pistol used in several attacks near the county courthouse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanskis
Talia
St John
Io Anen
Pedio Creek
Amaton
Tavedo
St. John
Tees Beri
Lanadey
Granailo Atecet
Sel
John
Cybbeil
En Tewin
MT King Willinen Street
EL Te Rice
Victoria Street
Trina
Mt King Wiliam
EL Mary's
Art
Waterman
Pinza Hotels
Ines Man & Block
Irwin
Qivektioning
Lin Mw
And I Remember When Electric Streetcar Beginnings
A reminiscence recalls childhood days along South Alacio Beauregaed streets near the first electric streetcar. The car ferried neighbors to South Plares street, with a gate to return, and a tall neighbor Dan Jed Menry offered gum to children while waiting. He would swing them as a cherry tree shade lit the scene, and readers are invited to send memories to the I Remember editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alacio
Beauregaed
Alani Street
Tn South Plares Street
Dan Jed Menry
Oti Yar
New Los Angeles Heights School Building Proposal Details
The Civic League will hold a Wood Tow Wilson school meeting to discuss a $140,000 bond for a new high school building. Petitions circulate urging the school district officials to call the election. Representatives from the Angeles Heights City Planning Commission will report on the organization and plans at the Wednesday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log
Angeles Heights
Ba Marlin
Civic League
Wood- Tow
Toy Angeles Heights
Pranting Commission
Will Marke
Repork
Jay
Commission
Hogtied robbery victim found by motorists in Daluas
A man left bound with a tire was found and released by two passing motorists late last night after a robbery. Details identify the victim as J Powers and place as Daluas. No suspects named in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daluas
Jun
Flig
J. Powers
Lere
Auto Driving Shifts to Public Knowledge in City
Officials report auto operation lessons reach 40 percent of residents with widespread doubt about training. Industry leaders say most buyers still cannot drive at purchase, noting many women were taught by trial, with 10 percent of drivers needing parental guidance and only about 5 percent of new car owners lacking operating skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Iow
Ibn Most
Cn Nut
Leslie Neal
Tnek Neal Nash Company
Goober Showing Champion Visit At San Antonio
San Antonio hosts a distinguished guest with Bill Williams of Rio Hondo pushing a peanut ten miles with his nose after losing a betting election. Mrs. Williams accompanied him on the visit, remaining supportive as he endured a hard grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bill Williams
Rio Hondo
Tion
Adolescent Topics At Local Church Talk Series
Dr Kern of Fravix Methodist Church will speak on adolescence and its impact. Mr Spite Asakaniy and Rev Mr Mery join a lineup of speakers at the event. Mrs Thorns KR Lentz will preside and introduce the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow DT. Kern
Fravix
Pork Methodive
Spite Asakaniy
Mark Tysundunia
Mery
Thorns KR. Lentz
Newton's Office Earns $17,027 Report Shows
A county report released Monday indicates Newton's Office collected 17,027 dollars in delinquent fees. The auditor’s findings show excess revenue beyond prior estimates and detail collections for 127 cases handled by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
75 Dedigreed Baby Chicks Die in Fire
A fire at Len Warse dma on Bonner Street burned to death a large number of baby chicks from a chicken breeder. Officials report the blaze started Thursday and destroyed the chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Warsedma
Jom Bonner Street
Tursday
Nebraskans Seek Alamo Plaques in Midwinter Talk
Nebraskans propose placing plaques of the Alamo, urging the Nations Funeral Chamber of Commerce to back the plan. A Lincoln delegation will attend a midwinter conference in Memphis to request memorial paging and display for the Alamo commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linear Neb
Alamo
E. Adavtz
Nations Funinr Chamber of Commerce
Linscoln
Memphis
Mitche Sa Antonio Detogalinn
Somme
Alte
American Legion
Cousin of Police Chief Buried In Local Service
The obituary notes Miss Ann Mary Bursingur, JD, died Monday at residence SOL Liempstire ovener. She was born in Wisconsin and moved to San Antonio years ago. Survived by sister Katherine Tiursinger of his vil,s and brother Moink J. Bursinger of sishey waukes. cousin of Owen Kulday, local ching of oltre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuoesal
Ann Mary Bursingur
Sol Liempstire Ovener
Thuraine
Ger
Wiscongin
San Antonio
Hhe
Sinter
Katherine Tiursinger
Beether
Moink J. Bursinger
Sishey Waukes
Owen Kulday
Oltre
8th Corps Liaison Officer Heads South to Canal Zone
Eighth Corps liaison officer Caph fA Klein will leave from San Francisco on April 10 for duty in the Canal Zone. He is relieved by George Mainteamn, previously with the Nistllerh-Dividion, who has been on duty in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Corps
Caph Fa Klein
Eighth Corps
Hearlquartens
San Prancivo
Vannmw
Canal Zone
Soul Klein
George Mainteamn
San Antoniio
Nistllerh-Dividion
Amin Seniors Vacation Off At Main Avenue
An article notes Amin seniors lose their fall vacation due to the American Legion convention. The plan shifts to a straight-through schedule with a new state book and grade-card system. seniors must return to school on Monday to begin the spring term. New vexebooks and forms will be issued on Tuesday as the spring semester starts in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
American Legion
Jon
Ankeles
Plany
Funeral Services for Mrs Munselle
Funeral services for Mrs. Angela Munselle, 23, who died Monday at her residence 1002 Lykwood Avenue, were held Tuesday. The Rev. TC Long officiated. She is survived by husband Charles Munselle, three sons Charles Teobert and Gian, five brothers Oscar Frank Towl and Robert, and other relatives in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Tucainy
Angela Munselle
Lyiwood
San Antonio
Charles Mungelis
Charles
Teobert
Gian Alvig Munselle
Oscar
Frank
Towl
Robert Camp
Peanut Pusher Williams Gains Notoriety Across United States
Internationally known for pushing peanut with his nose during Al Smith election fervor, Bill Williams visits San Antonio with wife Mrs Williams. He calls the Democratic nominee the best choice for the White House, plans to run for office, and remains confident in his stunt despite accidents and public mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Williams
San Antonio
Willams
Robert Rice
Lettor
Williams
Do Nay
Williema
FO. Lewis
Harlingen
Miles
al Smith
Sversone
England
France
Ty & Woman
Williama
Bern
Eakeley to Speak to Science Club at Bain Avenue Senior
The Science Club of Bain Avenue Senior School will host Eakeley as guest speaker at the regular meeting. Club head B.S. Eakeles will introduce the speaker and outline the topic “Thenre Attitude In KAUCAR Hioh” in a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaucar Hioh
Avi
Bain Avenue
Viyel Bar
B.S. Eakeles
Thursdas Anopaeime
FLV
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mally
Tila
Bruzzi
Toney
Gene
Chang
Tnt
Sam Sheedy
Fieir
Sam Bledy
Baby Channing
Oman
Dirixi
Mully
Ghief Kilday
Owen Kilday
Tore Patrolinon
Cypra
T Watt
Thani
Winghem i
Aun Bridge
Nortega Thomcer
Euler
Los Angeles Heights
Thera
Abr
Tanaran Snide
Giuseppe Panazsolo
Rosalie Gatti
Fran
Cesceo Gatti
Guisepping Panazzolla
Palmison Panazzola
Ottavio Poli
Goober
CNY
Mr. Williams
Amin
Eakeley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!