Disaster Strikes Hollenbeck Household
A melodramatic tale centers on Nancy Hollenbeck her secret marriage and a web of infidelity. Nancy clings to a noble English suitor Beamer while torn by love for Roger Decatur and a life of wealth, with family pressures and a dramatic mountain trip reshaping loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Nancy Moallangeck
Jack Beamer
Nancy
Roger Decatur
Roger
Shever
Beanty Er
Natey
Beamer
Married? Nancy learns of Thursday wedding
In this dramatic scene Nancy realizes Lou is to marry, triggering shock and conflict. Mama revolts, accusing Lou of abandoning common folk as family rifts widen. Peter and others press questions while Lou stands protectively beside her sister as plans move toward Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Bama
Peter
Louise Wen
Tooulse
Mat
Mama
Deligerantiz
Mat Cully
Leo
Lou
Kitty
Locke
Thoredey
Kansas City
Xanaas City
Mama Epag
Nancy Wissea
Gales
Fianese
Col
And I Remember When
Ben Wilson recalls General Roosevelt visiting San Antonio during the Spanish American War to organize the Rough Riders. He notes Roosevelt’s presence at the officers’ mess table, his admiration for adrenalists and fellow rough riders, and a later return to meet old comrades including cowboys.
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Ben Wilson
Center Street
Roosevelt
San Antonio
McKinley
Hit Run Driver Strikes Couple Repairing Tire
A hit and run driver struck Anton Williams and Miss Carrie Pleres while they fixed a tire on Refugio Street. Both were knocked to the curb and taken to Hubert B. Green Hospital. Williams suffered bruises. Pierce had abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Williams
Enat Crockett Atreet
Carrie Pleres
Quincy Atreet
Willian
Mise
Rites Held for Charles F. McClanahan
Funeral services for Charles F. McClanahan 85, of Tulsa were conducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev. WM. Lane at the McKinney Avenue Mission. He was a retired lumberman born in Tennessee and had lived here 10 years. Surviving are his widow Ira, named children, two brothers Walter and Richard in Tennessee, MR. B McClanatan of Missouri, and sisters in Ohio and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. McClanahan
Charles F. McClanghan
WM. Lane
McKiney Avenue
BfeOlaquben
Teoneseer
Ira
Allge McClepehan
Eosone
J. L. McGlanahan
Dagehteva
Biers
Jackson
Afra
B. Hinkies
Foe Brothees
Walter
Richard
Tennessee
MR. B McClanatan
Missouri
Mica Beasly McClanatan
Tulsa
Ohio
Miss Greener Clanahay
Appeals Court to Vacation Aug 1
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals will begin a two month recess starting August 1. The court will adjourn for the period as authorized by a recent act passed by the Fortiet legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Engineer Predicted as Mexico's Next President
Prophecy from deputy Gonzalo de Jon Bouton names engineer Rubio Champhined as Mexico's future president after the November election. Senor Santos, secretary of the revolutionary party commission, returns from a San Antonio to New York trip as Mexico's political scene remains unsettled amid calls for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Elvan
Gonzalo de Jon Bouton
Senor de Lon Santey
Phitaree Fliay Callea
San Antonio En Tolle
New York
Harape
Mexican Congress
Senor Santos
Mexico City
Rubio
Amaico Pill
Otia Trubio
Elltes
Calles
Hublo
Genor Santoria
Copgrens
Menjou Declares Firing Forces Job Search Abroad
Adolph Menjou and his wife sail for Europe as the film star announces he has been forced out of work in America and will seek employment abroad. He was a frequent leading man in films and now plans to resume his career overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Menjou
Europe
America
Bootlegger Plot Exposed in San Antonio Informant Sting
An undercover informant reports a bootlegger in San Antonio using a staged under cover deal to test agents. The operation involved a doll ar bill, a flask, and a sample of whiskey color to mimic aged liquor as authorities investigate the case. Local dry officers have struggled to build a formal case against the anonymous suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerbert
San Antonio
Bind
Agenia
Bum Inja
Custadian
San Antonin
Funeral held for Mrs Rowland in San Antonio
Mrs Rowland 46 of 414 Toretty Hayes died at home Tuesday and funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. A Brotherhood of Beemen member, she had lived in San Antonio 20 years and was a member of a church group. Survived by three daughters Mrs J N Boud, Anita Rowtend and Mrs Richard P Hageo, one son FB He Trowland, and her mother Mrs J Folden of Troup.
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Rowland
Neryicen
Mes
Zadie Stebecen
Toretty Hace
Richard P. Hageo
He Trowland
J. 2, Folden
of Troup
James Campbell Buried in Elrmoot at St Peter’s Church
James BH Campbell aged 61 of 497 Francisto street was buried midweek. Rev Peter Baque of St Peter’s Prince of Apostles Catholic Church conducted the services. Surviving are his widow Nal Tin Campbell and two daughters Mrs. Sarah McGee and Mr. WW Henderson.
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James BH
Campbell
Franciscotreet
Elrmoot
Peter Baque
St Ceter'y
Prince of the Apottles
Tre
Nal Tin Campbell
Sarah McGee
WW. L. Henderson
Fixtures and Draperies Stolen From House in San Francisco
Electrical fixtures and draperies valued at more than 150 dollars were taken from a house at Sid San Francisco almeet. M. Cowan of 115 Clower Street reported the loss to police on Wednesday. Pente
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Aii Electrical
Araperienic
New Houn
Sid
San Francisco Almeet
M. Cowan
Clower Street
Welensday
Pente
County Courthouse Insurance Plan Goes Forward
A proposal to insure the county courthouse has been approved, with the policy to be underwritten by Mitnan Conara Insurance. The premium will be shared among St Ivens Insurance and Imppencles as per Vic Ken dall, the county saddler, and funds allotted to the Nezar county courthouse.
Oil Boom Echoes From San Antonio Home Well
In San Antonio near 227 Weaver Street and the nearby fields, resident Erbea Weaver tends a daily oil gathering routine since April 1926. Neighbors tolerate the small yield from a shallow well, while the local oil boom fades and drilling evidence suggests potential restults, with land along the San Antonio River showing shale and shell.
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Gil
Operstore
Sequin
Tesne
San Antonio
Weaver Steret
Théresa
Neighhorn
Rirs
Alice Garrett
Erbea
Alan
Chamber to Hear Roads Progress
A Friday morning chamber meeting in the directors room will present the latest developments on Gull and West Tex railroad progress. Committee members include chairman Gerald Moll, Altgell, Hark, Irish, Morrison, Steves Sr, F. L. Thomson, Tuttle, and Thorean.
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Gull and West Texas Railroad
Chamber of Commerce Railway
Comter
Chamber
Gerald F. Moll
Altgell
L. J. Hark
BH. G. Irish
Re ‘W. Morrison
Albert Steves Sr
F. L. Thomson
W. B. Tuttle
H. ©. Thorean
Soldier Wounded At Fort Sam Houston Range Accident
Private Paul Hamebill of Company A Ninth Tapontes was accidentally shot in the left leg while in the line of fire at Fort Salado Creek range. He was taken to base hospital Fort Sam Houston for treatment. Hospital attendants reported the wound was not serious.
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Salado
Tutedas
Paul 2 Hamebill
Company A
Ninth Tafontes
Fort Sam Haviston
Rotarians Wives to Be Guests at L A Country Club
Rotary wives from the Tinters club will be hosted at the Los Angeles Country Club for a dining dance and bridge party. The event features a Rotary quartet led by Arch Purser and Wren Turner with comedy by William Whierich and Clyde Lee, plus dancing and swimming facilities.
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L.A. Country Club
Tinters Club
San Antonio Comnery Lab
Gunter
A.J. Mekenate
Cew
Till Pronide
Hotary
Arch |E Purser
Wren Turner
Manifest Gerhardt
Warren Hull
Wil Ham Whierich
William Gregg
Clyde Lee
Ressul
Fishermen Tail Old Warnings Amid Gulf Visit
A garbled report recalls fishermen warn that public lure to fishing towns has drawn skeptical eyes. A voyage from Corsons returns to reveal a man fishing line limp and a tale of no nibbles all morning, while a yoyo top clings to the right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Conat
Corsons
Man funds daily oil yield from home well
Erben of 227 Weaver Street maintains a private oil well he dug in April 1926. Every morning he pumps the oil using a hand pump from his 16 foot deep privatereserve, describing it as a pleasant routine.
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Erben
Weaver Street
Mystery terror grips O Grady family at Sage Brand Avenue
In an isolated Appleton area home at 1236 Sage Brand Avenue, radio performer O Grady and his wife and four daughters live under fear of a prowler. Police and detectives have repeatedly failed to trap the unseen intruder who stalks the household at night, prompting sleepless vigils and alarmed neighbors. No leads or sightings have yet cracked the case, as the prowler remains at large.
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Thomes O'Geedy
Tie
Sage
Brand Avenue
O'Grady
Hank
Umava
Eva
O'Graty
Sam
Con
Gurney
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Hollenbeck
Thomas O’grady
Appeals Court
Aid “of
Galles
Wy Ecumury Ark ‘Drowe
Vasconxelos
Acticus
Vorten Gil
Gunter Hotel
Inger
Menjou
James Campbell
Bax
Tone
Bae
Tana
Ciedalleas
Herold
Won
Uma O'Grady
Felice Bave
Light
Crockett 2408
Placr Am Allt
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