Story of Folies Girl Begins Today
Blondie McClune warns Lettie Callahan against picking up strangers as they leave Lacy's dry goods. A flashy roadster with two men intrigues them and Blondie, uneasy, debates joining but backs away. The night reveals Lettie changing, Blondie unsettled by her friend's behavior and the car scene outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie
Blondie McClune
Lettie Callahan
Lacy
Louie
Bigndie
Alantin
Blondie
Lottie
Roadster
Pops
Lacy's
Arl
Blordia
Blondir
Dottie
Shin
Tim
Max
Tve
Ped
Algnor Nic Dorahgvictias Legal Star in San Antonio
A local San Antonio Public Service company pilot from Italy named Nic Dorahgvictias rose from street errands to study law. He attended public school, married, and started a legal career after reading in rough brown volumes on mortgages. He remains a motor truck driver while practicing at office 214 in the Kempmoon building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algnor Nic Dorahgvictias
San Antonio Public Service Company
Italy
Iheland
Glaser
Apaghatli
Buby Obetti
Nic
P. S
Kempmoon Building
Odd Times of Bicycles in James Memorial Collection
Charles James of 408 West Houston Street houses a collection of antique bicycles in his shop. He recently unearthed a front high-wheel model with a tiny rear wheel and a wobbling back wheel that tips riders forward on bumps. A four-seater from the 1840s also sits in the back, its origins unclear but preserved in the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James
West
Houston Street
Dad
James
James Memorial
Four Seater Bicycle Lore and Political Promenade
A fragmentary memory recalls four seater bicycle racing with college boys in knitwear and pipe smoke, then shifts to a political scene with Speaker John Garner visiting San Antonio en route to a rally. It notes Cactus Jack's congressional bid, and an opponent facing hostile reception in a Garner town, beginning his speech with a bold start.
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Daisy
John Garner
Antonio
Congress
Garner
Tilden
Texas
Ube
Une
Eltigeng
Neal Garner
Political rally chaos hints at town politics
Fragmentary OCR text describes a rally scene with a crowd shouting, a figure dragged to a platform, and a speech turning into a political rally. It mentions names like Hareld Pap and On a dohney Davis, with scattered references to locals, lawyers, and a Majesticlis week, all amid unsettled town political tension.
Early Morning Bootlegger Arrest in San Antonio
A young Mexican woman, dressed in black, was halted by San Antonio Prohibition agents on Ballnas Street for delivering two quarts of whiskey. She admitted the delivery, claimed $2 per liquor, and pleaded guilty before U.S. officials. Separate dry agents nabbed Emelion with beer at a South Concho residence, finding beer and bottles. a $600 bond was not posted. City detectives found more beer and bottles at a St Charles home. Federal officers continued case investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S An Antonio
Waha
M. Bundey
Ballnas Street
Woran
Francis Gonsdles
United States Catnanls
Paul A. Lockhars
Bhe
Emelion
South Concho
Lerma
St Charles Street
Darden Urges Women Work to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Mrs. Ida M. Darden of Fort Worth argues women must active ly oppose the eighteenth amendment to undo prohibition. She claims women’s involvement helped craft police enforcement and calls on women to mobilize now with San Antonio supporters. Darden’s committee includes Dr. Mary King Robbie Dr. W B Russ Fred Fishback and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darden
Ida M. Darden
Fort Worth
Jnr
Montag
Dargey
San Adtama
Mary King Robbie
W. B. Russ
Fred Fishback
J. IL. Lapham
Mary Carroll
G. Zellweger
Fritz Schild
Jack Horner
Albert Horath
Adelph Eisner
E. Laubscher
Woman Appointed to Pension Board
Miss Rudh Pollan will be appointed to membership on the city’s pension board as recommended by pensioners and endorsed by Mayor C. M. Chambers. The appointment replaces John Bofle whose term expired. Pollan is not a pensioner but is closely connected to the fund through her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudh Pollan
C. M. Chambers
Phil Wright
Miss Pollan
John Bofle
Dry Chief Leaves on Vacation Trip
Verne Miller deputy takes over as president for Lae elrich, leaving San Antonio Sunday for a four week absence. J. J. Haley, a local agent, designated to act in Miller's place during the officer's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Miller
Laeelrich
San Antonio
J. J. Haley
Miller
Inttar
Chain Crushed Youths in Accident at Local Hospital
Trinacia Eslaca, 14, of 114 South Laredo Street, was sent to Robert B. Greng Hospital Monday after being involved in a crushing incident at a local ice cream parlor. The report notes injuries to the youth and references a second involved party.
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Trinacia Eslaca
South
Laredo Street
Robert B.greng Hospital
Crshed
Tone Star Teo Romany
Old Frigate Reproduced In Exact Scale Model
A detailed model of the United States frigate Consribation nears completion under Capt. G. Gundon of Gordon 167 Groveland Place. After about 18 months of work, six more months are needed to finish, with yards and lifeboats yet to be added. The deck features precise cannons and a firing gun.
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G. Keith Gordon
Groveland Place
Gordon
United States
G. Keith
Three Laredo Girls Return to County Jail in Misadventure
Three Laredo girls who appropriated a car arrived in San Antonio. Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Daleck acted as a reception committee at the Bexar County jail for a brief viewing of the city before they were returned to Laredo by Sheriff Tye Condren. Blalock, driving on Filo City road, heard a radio message from the police station requesting Condren’s arrest of the girls. he then seized custody and Condren proceeded toward San Antonio, sending the arrest request and arriving after the girls were taken to the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Carat County
San Antena
Gilbert Daleck
Bexar County
Tye Condren
Blalock
Filo City
Ollée Mela
Condren
Blniock
Tnd
San Antonio
Alsoc
Wey
Absentee Voting Surges Beyond Last Year at Courthouse
A late rush at the courthouse absentee voting booths pushed this year’s total past last year’s 592. By mid morning 127 persons had cast ballots, bringing the tally toward the expected final total as voting closes at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frure
Adventists Hear Foreign Worker at 8 A Encampment
J E Christman associate secretary of the general conference of Seventh Day Adventists told the celporteurs institute at the Peacock Military academy encampment that South America is open to Christian literature and open to converts. He has spent seven years in the mission field there and noted 25 600 Adventists in the continent with about ten thousand of them among the Teaa Indians. Adventist headquarters for the continent are in Buenos Aires with Spanish publishing in Buenos Aires and Portuguese publishing in Sao Paulo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. E. Christman
General Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Peacock Military Academy
Christman
South America
Adventist
Huenos Aires
Muenos Aires
Sao Paulo
So. Presa Widening Slated Controversy Begins
A postponement on the proposed widening of South Presa Street is discussed. A Hat Wells Emprovement meeting is set for 8 p m Monday at 541% South Presa Street to consider the Beretta Engineering survey on a new sewage disposal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Presa Street
Beretta Engineering Company
Deputy U S Marshal Back at Desk After Flood Escape
Deputy U.S. Marshal Wills Johnson returned to his desk in the federal building Monday following a daring escape from the flooded area near Tiley. He had been pulled from danger after four cars an airplane and a train aided his evacuation.
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U.S
Wills Johnson
Contest Winners To Be Announced In Upcoming Papers
Winners of last Friday's colored Apunad contest will be announced in Tuesday's papers. Along with the winners from Saturday, grand pile winners will be named on Wednesday.
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Tueaday
Caller Saves Baby From Drowning in Bath Tub
A baby was rescued from drowning in a bath tub after a family incident in Mt. ans. Hyvold Daan and Laene, child of Mrs. Lester Dixon, were present with Harold and Gene. A neighbor alerted bystanders and the baby survived without serious injury.
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Caller
Baby
Hyvold Daan
Mt. Ans
Lester Dixon
Hays Street
Wren
B. Rive
Puliel
Harold Nna
Gene
Pallee
Fleaman
Wisencetyn
Kleberg Campaign Swing Through Kendall Blanco and Comal
Richard M. Kleberg Democratic candidate for the Fourteenth district greeted by supporters at a Kendall county reception. He plans visits to Guadalupe and other towns, radio address on WOAT, speeches in Floresville Kenedy Taft and Corpus Christi, then returns to San Antonio for a closing campaign address and another WOAT radio broadcast.
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Richard M. Kieberg
Fourteenth
Ainformal
Guder Halel
For
Kendall
Blanco
Comal
San Antonio
Committee of
John N. Garner
Kleberg
Guadalupe County
Sequin
Woat
Ploresville
Kenedy
Taft
Iater
Corpus Christi
Mondricks
Hoth
Haymarket
Plaza
Veterans to Get Leave From Army for Encampment
War Department grants leave to members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars now in service for the national encampment. The event will be held in Sacramento, California, from August 26 to September 2.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
War Departments
Saccamento
Calif
Air Corps Reserve Promotion for William F. Leberan
Promotion to the Air Corps Reserve announced by Eighth Corps area headquarters names William F. Leberan of WL West Russell place as a promoted officer. The wording notes his prior rank and affiliation within the Air Corps Reserve.
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Air Corps Reserve
William F. Leberan
West Russell Place
Cap
Air Corps
Eighth Corps
Burglars Open Magnolia Safe at Magdella Petrolount
Thieves forced entry at the Magdella Petrolount company station on Elevonthateret and Broadway, worked the safe combination, and escaped with 44.42 dollars. Police were notified Monday.
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Magdella Petrolount Company
Elev
Postal rate hikes and fees under new treasury order
A Federal notice from F A Filton, third assistant postmaster general, outlines rising costs for domestic money orders and permits. Money orders up to $20 will cost 13 cents, a $2.50 order now 6 cents, and $20 plus orders vary by amount. Third class mail permits rise to $10, second class mail entries cost $100, and reentries for lapsed applications cost $20. No prior permits were issued on a fee basis for entering newspaper mail.
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Treasury
San Antonio Post
F. A.filton
Fes
Mowil
Forged Sheriff Name Chase Ends in Arrest in San Antonio
Sheriff Hausser chased a man who forged the name Alvert Hausser on checks totaling $10, aided by a parolee recently released from forgery. The suspect was captured after a pursuit near Alamo and South Presa streets, with checks valued at $6 and $4 connected to the incident.
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Hausser
Alvert Asusser
Alber Heusser
Alamo
South Presa
San A Fonio
Cue
Liter
Boerné murder suspect arrested in Los Angeles barber shop
Frank Strickland, sought by Boerne Sheriff Id Bierschwale for the 1997 Feliz Frank slaying, was nabbed Monday in a Los Angeles barber shop by Detectives J. G. Rulwke and L.A. Winhemison. He will be delivered to Sheriff Blerschwale. Fritz Hank was shot at a Boerne area farm home on November 7, 1931, as men arrived in a car and opened fire. one man has since been convicted and sentenced.
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Boerné
L.A
Frank Strickland
Id Bierschwale
Boerne
Feliz Frank
Martamoras Street
J. G. Rulwke
L.a.winhemison
Blerschwale
Fritz Hank
Boertie
Blink
Thieves Purloin Ebony Clock From Vacant West Myrtle House
Police report a theft of an ebony clock from 415 West Myrtle Street. Mrs. J. M. Landis and M. Frank Baker Jr provided details at the scene. A leather can with papers and a cash registry were noted missing amid confusing fragments and witness accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Myrtle Street
J. M. Landis
Purton Avenue
M. Frank Baker Jr
West Arsenal Street
Y. M. GA
DeLeon
Iitonaton Street
Untitled fragment on runners and spectators at Stanford trials
A garbled report describes American tryouts and a white race narrative at Stanford with mentions of Buckner, Washington, and Finns, plus confusion over who performed well. The piece reflects crowd mood and editor comments about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bakersfield
Calif
Stanford
Glymme Gdaes
Sploredt
Myad
Bucker T
Washington Boyn
U. 9
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Lolly
Lottie Departs With Strangers “So Long, Lathel
Lolbie
Sali
Qreenhain
Bisndin
Spretulors
Logue
Lattice
Lotte
Deter
Ike
Sinwliy
Battle
Lothie
Louis
Ailiourd
Nii
Hareld Pap
Seherwitz
Ona Dohney Davis
Monterey
Alchl
Joy M. Lovece
Mex
Rose Lovece
Meenie
Avery
Walter Buck
Timers Peon
Oa. R
Nera
London
Aun Delery
Pension Board
A.M Kleberg
Magnolia
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