Honey Lou in Charleston contest and restaurant scandal
The scene centers on Honey Lou, a fashionable office figure at Wallack Mills, as she participates in a Charleston contest at a movie. Her flirtations spark tension with Angela Allen and Jack Wallack, triggering a dramatic home confrontation with Mrs. Huntley and Margaret over public display and personal choices.
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Honey Lou Wintley
Milly
Honey Lou
Dack
Angela Allen
Money Lou
Angela
Jack
Honey You
Margaret
Steve Mayhew
Honey Low
Tim Donegal
Ke Sack
Duck
Mrs. Huntley
Steve
Honey Tou
Jack Warlock
Gin
Anil Saw
Jack Wallack
Last Poem by Sterling Sparks Death Question
Fragmented column discusses George Sterling's final poem and his death by poison at the San Francisco Bohemian Club. San Antonio readers weigh in with anti suicide views from Rev. Crum and writer Frank Davis while the piece nods to ongoing debate about choosing life versus death. The article references a continuation on Page 5.
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George Sterling
Sterling
San Francisco
San Antonio
Rolfe PL Crum
St Mark’s Miscopal’ Church
Frank Davis
Range-sick Cowboy Disturbs Peace in San An
An honest Texas cowboy employed on a ranch near Buttera San Antonio, after flivvering into town, fired a shotgun into the air five times in front of 25 Powell Street. He rode his horse in circles while shouting and was jailed for disturbing the peace.
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Butthera
San An
Jack Saunders
Powell Street
Wien
Saunders
Palatial Train Tour Visits San Antonio By Northwest Group
A Raymond Whitcomb luxury tour train featuring a recreation room motion picture screen phonograph and gymnasium carried fifty four travelers from the Northwest through San Antonio on a Boston to Los Angeles itinerary. After sightseeing and luncheon the group moved on toward El Paso with five more tours slated before April second.
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San Antonio
Northwest
Boston
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Bailey Family Funeral Held for Tiycon D Bailey
Funeral services were held Monday for Tiycon D Bailey 43 of 1222 Town Street who died Saturday The Rev J W Smith officiated He is survived by his widow Josephine Bailey one son Ned Bailey one daughter Janet Bailey his mother Mrs Sara Bailey of San Antonio and two sisters Miss Less Bailey of San Antonio and Mrs H Van Yani
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Tiycon D. Bailey
Town Street
W. Smith
Iloy
Tosephine Bailey
Ned Bailey
Janet Bailey
Sara Bailey
San Antonio
Miss Less Bailey
H. van Yani
Carroll School Instructor A. S. Dale Dies
Funeral services were held Monday for A. S. Dale, 81, professor at Carroll School, who died Sunday at his home on 7 Patterson Avenue Akimo Heights. The Rev. H. Carroll officiated at the ceremony.
Madame Schumann Heinks Retires Next Year Says Breath Control Key
Critics laud her golden voice after 50 years of singing and healthful living. She announces retirement next year and plans to teach, vow to end the costly, nontechnical training of students while praising old fashioned breath control and discipline.
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Madame Schumann- Heinks
San Antonio
Madame Achumann-Heink
Wagner
Walter Damrose
New York Symphone Orchestrac
Shorty
Gods of
Richard Wagner
Wotan
Thor
Freja
Iiernal Rest
Cat Elects Self as S A Police Mascot
The S A police department has a feline mascot named Gunga Din who followed a officer to the station and refuses to leave. Governor Moody attends his inauguration Tuesday in Austin with Detective Joe Harris of San Antonio to witness the event. Mabie Noble, public schools director, returns to work after illness confinement.
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S. A
Gunga’ Din
Mabie Noble
Caie
Cat Mascot Ganga Din Joins Police Beat
A stray brindle cat named Ganga Din becomes the patrol mascot at the police station. Patrolman Valdez meets the cat on his beat and the feline follows him through a cold night, ending at Naslicht’s post and earning a nickname in local lore.
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Gunga Din
Gunga Div
Wiplins
Ganga Din
Valdez
Naslicht
San Antonio Light Offers Daily Coffee Recipe Prizes
San Antonio readers are invited to submit coffee recipes for a daily contest run by the San Antonio Light. First prize is 35 dollars, with Aztec Theater tickets for the second and third prizes. Entries must be handwritten on one side, up to fifty lines, with name and address. Judges include local cafeteria and school staff.
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San Antonia
Sally
Vesdap
Bowser
San Antonio Light
the Light
The
Light
Aztec Theater
Lucy Sheffield
3. VW. CG
Sadie Oliver
Grackenridge High School
Mable Noble
San Antonio
Ash
Light Classified Rentals Offer Abundant Housing Options
A newspaper rental column highlights a wide selection of homes including apartments rooms and houses. The note promotes Light Classified Ads as an easy way to locate a good home.
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Ene
Scribe
Belénd
U.S
Byron Bailey
Polly
Newee
Sreetit
Sane
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Tove
United States
Brunhilde
Brunhildes
S.A. Police
Charlotte
Bauer
Pease & Cok
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