Flossie and Mary Rose Middleton in a Dexters romance
Two sisters Flossie and Mary Rose Middleton work for the Dexter Automobile Company. Flossie flirts with president Hilary Dexter, threatening to leave home if urged to quit. Mary Rose faces romance with Dr. Tom Fitzroy while secretly loving John Manners who is engaged to Dorishing.
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Flossie
Mary Rose Middleton
The
Dexter Automobile Company
Hilary Dexter
Alice James
Mary Rose
Tom Fitzroy
Miss Macfarlane
John Manners
Dorishinig
Rose and Flossie Stirrum at Manners Office Mystery
Mary Rose obsesses over John Manners and a lunch invitation as Flossie and Doris compete for his attention. Flossie teases, Mary Rose doubts, and Doris arrives in pale gray with a pink rose, while the doorway drama unfolds in the office.
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Doris Hinig
Flossie
John Manners
Miss Minnick
Mary Rose
Doris Etting
Doris
First Indictment Against a Pootlegger in San Antonio 1859
A historic indictment from the spring term of 1859 in San Antonio charges a man unnamed with selling vinous liquors in less than a quart, noted as the first such indictment. Frank R. Hgan was district attorney, I. B. Beck led the jury, and Yo Hiram Afaguerman discovered the file hidden with naturalisation papers.
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Frank R. Hgan
Fourth District
Texas
San Antonio
I. B. Beck
Hiram Afaguerman
City Auditor's Office
Blaverman
Sucb
Peyton Company Opens Model Store at Woolworth Building
Peyton Company spends 2000 on a model store opening on the second floor of the Woolworth building. The new shop is the largest of ten stores run by the company and will feature a 60 foot fashion arcade on the Alamo Plaza side with display windows. remodeling of the lobby and second floor totals 525000 for this project and equipment.
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Peyton Company
Woolworth
Tra L. Rupey
Feyton Company
Alamo Plaza
Ater
Davidson to Speak on Alamo Plaza
Lynch Davidson will address thousands of Southwest Texas voters in San Antonio on Alamo Plaza Thursday night at estimated time. His speech will be broadcast on WCAR by wavelength 263 meters, instead of the City Auditorium as previously announced.
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Lynch Davidson
San Antonio
Southwest Texas
WCAR
Alamo Plaza
City Auditorium
Signal Corps Bulletin October Edited by Eighth Corps Area
Signal Corps members within the Eighth Corps Area take up pens and typewriters to edit the October Signal Corps Bulletin for the first time from outside the chief signal officer office. Colonel George S. Gibbs oversees as editor while articles pour in from stations across the corps area and are sent to Washington.
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Signal Corps
Eighth Corps
George S. Gibbs
Corps Arta Signal
Gibbs
Corps
Washington
Euemy Post
Hillje Elected to Head Landa's Cotton Interests
Emil E Hillje named president of Landa Industries Inc New Braunfels taking charge of cotton oil and flour mills. A San Antonio native Hillje has long guided Texas cotton milling and now leads the New Braunfels operation with Landa ties.
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Hillje
Landa
Landa Industries, Inc
New Braunfels
Emil E. Hi
San Antonio Cotton Oil Company
Texas
South Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association
New Brauviels
Landa Industries Inc
Joe Landa
L. H. Lewis
San Antonio
Federal Employes Leader to Address San Antonio Workers
Luther G. Stewart national president of the Federal Employes organization will speak to about 250 San Antonio government workers at Se'elock Wednesday night in the Labor Temple W M Haensler says. Stewart arrived from the East and will discuss Laws and Actual Benefit of Federal Employes.
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Luther G. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Federal
San Antonio
Se'elock
W. M. Haensler
Executive Council
Stewart
City Sways in Darkness After 30 Minute Blackout
Citywide power outage darkened San Antonio for half an hour as an underground cable fault at the Villita street powerhouse cut electricity citywide. Suburbs remained served by loop lines. Emergency transformers were reset and power returned to normal.
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San Antonio
Villita
Olmos Flood Dam to Be Completed by September 1
Mayor Tobin says the Olmos Creek detention dam in Alamo Heights will be sufficiently completed by September 1 to check flood waters from the Olmos watershed. The top roadway remains to be finished by August 1. contractors add lumber to augment the steel and aging work to speed up construction.
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Olmos Creek
Alamo Heights
Olmos
John W. Tobin
R. Caxton
S. I. Crecilius
Sojourners Club Plans Picnic at New Braunfels
The San Antonio Sojourners club approved a picnic lunch and swimming party at New Braunfels for the next gathering. Lt. Col. I. L. Rufines was named entertainment chair for three months. Seven new members were elected, including two honorary members.
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San Antonio
Political placards vanish after elections as riddle persists
A found 1895 poster for Bryan Callaghan in a South Laredo shop stirs talk about why campaign placards multiply before an election then fade away. Some say, like political promises, they disappear after the votes are cast.
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Bryan Callaghan
South Laredo Street
Mexico City to Laredo road work resumes
Work on the Laredo Mexico City highway has resumed after a temporary halt ordered by President Calles. Machinery moved to Laredo and work began toward Monterrey last Monday to pave stretches near border towns for tourist detours into northern Mexico.
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Mexico City
Laredo
San Antonio
Republic
Calles
Mexico
Monterrey
Dog Vaccination Law Takes Effect In City
The city ordinance requiring canine rabies vaccination becomes effective Thursday after re passage and republication to correct a draft error. It provides a $1.50 fee to cover vaccination services by a veterinarian.
Name proposal wins $100 prize for United Fruit bananas
J. K. Beretta, president of the National Bank of Commerce, suggested the name Unifruit for bananas and won a $100 prize offered by United Fruit. The prize recognizes a trade name idea for the company.
Youth Confused by Lost Wallet in Downtown Cafe
A downtown cafe tale describes a young man who mistook his keys for money after a small meal. He attempted to pay with his change, then fled in embarrassment as a second youth intervened to pull him from trouble.
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Miy Keys
Mst
Lambly to Quit 8 A Pastorate For LaPorte Church
Rev. M. O. Lambly will resign as pastor of the First Congregational church at South Presa and Carolina streets to lead the Community church in La Porte. The resignation takes effect August 1. Lambly will oversee nearby communities and four neighboring congregations in La Porte as they unite the Community church. He has served five years at the First Congregational church.
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Lambly
First Congregational Church
South Presa
Carolina Streets
la Porte
Community Church
Lembly
San Antonio Seen as New Movie Center by Experts
Motion picture makers predict San Antonio will host filming for The Rough Riders thanks to climate and sun. Local officials and industry figures cite proximity to diverse scenery and easy access to locations near the city. Extras will be in demand as San Antonio emerges as a production hub.
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San Antonio
Tom Fortune
Famous Players-Lasky
San Francisco
Oakland
Mr. Fortune
Rough Riders
Shota
J.cobb
Joe Cobb
Our Gang
Aztec Theater
Pacific Coast
Comings Movie Center
4 Movie
Douglass Travers
Mrs Stevens Attends Mother's Burial in St Louis
Mrs Stevens has gone to St Louis to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Kate Kemnetz who died at her residence there on Monday night. News of the death reached Sheriff Stevens by telegram.
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Games Stevens
St. Louis
Kate Kemnetz
Keminetz
Sheriff Stevens
Kerrville Round Trip For $1 Slated Sunday
A Kerrville round trip fare of 1 dollar is planned for Sunday. Tom Hood of the Southern Pacific Railroad, assistant general passenger agent, announced the schedule. The San Antonio departure is in the morning with arrival in Kerrville in the afternoon and return trips at specified times.
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Kerrville
Tom Hood
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Antonio
Seelock
Beerville
Mii
Aviator Reports to Kelly Field for Advanced Flying School
A cadet under orders to report to Kelly Field begins duties at the Advanced Flying School. The message emphasizes training and readiness for flight duties at the new program location.
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Kelly Field
Border restrictions may be lifted after high level talks
Immigration limits for Americans crossing into Mexico may ease after a conference between Manuel C. Telles and Aaron Saenz. Telles travels to Monterrey to discuss immigration policy with Saenz, with current rules restricting travel into interior areas and border towns.
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Mexico
Manuel C. Tollez
United States
Aaron Saenz
Telles
Monterrey
Saenz
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