Mystery of a Beauty Contest Sparks Family Turmoil
In a tangled tale set around a beauty contest in Atlantic City, Jerhy Davis narrates the strain on mentor and family as Gay and Dolly pursue fame. May Quinale faces pressure from friends and rivals while tensions rise during auditions and a crush of competing loyalties.
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Gny
Peety
Japtlo City
Jone Be- Clare
Elie
Eco St—eplie
Alan Ree Winn
Cugate
Matthews
Dolly
Tvon
Minnies
Serra
Usiikine
Ake
Aja
Beauty Pageant Drama Echoes through Million Dollar Pier
In a crowded ballroom at the Million Dollar Pier the Beauty Pageant unfolds with tension and spectacle. Miss At- Tantte City faces the judges and audience as favorites falter, while hopeful Mingrew and Wick and Sid Frazer watch anxiously for verdicts and final glory.
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crow#ls
Quinn
Ace
Amous Aebom
Alolhun
Soleunts
At- Tan
Goa
Wick
Sid Frazer
Solume
Ecriole
Pete Mkenzie Aids Fellow Prisoner In County Jail
A garbled 19th century report describes Pete Mkenzie, a long-serving inmate, as best liked prisoner and floor manager in the county jail. It notes his role in enforcing jail rules, appearances of attempted assaults, and references to an ongoing court appeal and health issues among prisoners.
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Younty
Pete Melverizio
Cantessen
Chit
Sam
McKenzie
Lila
Mheffie
Il Heskth
Tianaliue
Jnil
Ani
Mekienzie
Pete
Stckenzie
Iba
Pers
Esea
Melensi
Court of Criminal Appeals of Awalin
Thomwerer
Ezain
McKennie
Jal
Brothers Return to Alamo City Por Family Reunion
Four Sack brothers, all newspapermen, gather in San Antonio for a family reunion. Alfeit and Jeeser Sack run the Jewish Record of San Antonio. Tellus Sack works in advertising at the Waterbury Republican American. Teo Sack is a Washington correspondent for the Howard chain.
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Fadles Kack
Waterbury
Conn
Ani Tee Ry ‘Sack
Washington
San Antocio
Alfeit
Jeeser Sack
Ediacr
Jewish Record of
San Antonio
Tellus Sack
Lie Cise Play Advertising
Waterbury Republican-American
Teo TR. Fine
ine-Howard
Leo
Foc
the Light
Mexican Chamber Offices Planned Amid Mail Arrangements
Arrangements outline the offices of the newly organized Mexican chamber of commerce on the axis of the Axtocilsing, echoing the San Antonio chamber layout. Enrique Santitenes, American consul general, notes the plan. Laurande, former Mexican official, is named manager of the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Chamber of Commerce
Axtocilsing
San Antonio
Shots Wake Folks on Castro Street Pistol Scare
Patrolman J. BF. Leonard responded to the alarm on Castro Street as a pistol incident stirred a slum area during the week. He reported the scene quiet upon arrival and no further disturbance was found.
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Castro Street
Castro Wheel
J. BF. Leonard
Tvan
Historic Light shines from Cullen home with family ties
An aged light beacon, printed in 1981, was handed down through Helen Cullen from her grandmother Mrs J D Cullen to her mother Mrs R FB Cullen. The heirloom is valued today as a link to family history and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cullen
J. D. Helen
R. FB. Cullen
Remembrance Fragments From Old San Antonio Chronicle
A fragmented reminiscence recalls dusty days in San Antonio with references to bulldogs, Antonin, and Jobo Cramfort driving away daakeya. It mentions a governor’s room at Military piers, Crawford offering a dollar commission, and donkeys used for pack work. The text blends names and places across years.
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Vremenbee
Sian
Antonin
Jobo Cramfort
San Antonio
Colorado
Ostadh
Crawford
Sa [ Tien
Aller Va
Crayford
Lendsillo
Will
Destina
Hety
Hurres
Day Strikes Cow Driver Injured
A vehicle collision on the Somerset road near 860 Fainglor avenue injured the driver after a cow struck the auto and the car wandered off the road. The incident occurred near Robert B. Green hospital with attendants reporting, Thursday.
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Sonerset
Bete Crain
Fainglor Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
Cenin
Scissors Strike: Wife Wins After Fight With Husband
A North Pireet woman fought her husband when he returned home drunk Thursday morning. The man was placed in jail while the woman was released. The quarrel began over a weapon described as scissors and escalated to a physical confrontation, with the wife sustaining a victory in the encounter.
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North
Lawyer Heads UDWS Club Leaders Named In San Antonio
Cael Wright Johnson, toral attorney, will lead Read the San Antonio Lion's club for the ensuing seat as a result of the annual election. Following officers created include George G. Clifton, H. S. Dodd, and Henry Guerra with Maury Maverick as tail twister. Chapter officers and directors list names of several doctors and clerks, with emeritus status noted for WF. Ting and others.
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Cael Wright Johnson
San Antonio Lion's Club
Officera Ho
Ceorge G. Clifton
Dodd
Henry Guerra
Vic . Church
Maury Maverick
C. Larimer
Tack
Iion Tamers
Itar
Lic
T. Yours
Candidates Must Pay Assessments By Midnight
Democratic executive committee chair Tobi Ko Weber announced on Thursday that only fifteen candidates had paid their primary assessments. The deadline loomed at midnight for all remaining hopefuls to settle dues.
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Alundsz
Tobi Ko Weber
Democratic Executive Committee
Thursiasy
Wheo & Theck
Thieves Loot Barber Shop on South Flores
Thieves entered Tro Bfon taine barber shop at 1010 South Flores, removing supplies. Investigators report losses include ten bottles of barber tonic razors brushes combs and clippers.
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Tro Bfontaine
South
Flores Alreal
Names and addresses appear in scattered notes
Fragmented street addresses and personal names blend into a garbled list. Items include Stanley Sealhorn 835 West Woodlaren Avenue Joe Middlebrook 612 Haas Hoch helt Street Mrs Annabels Read Trammell 1401 North Trinity Avenue Macy Tanlso Ramirez 404 Arbor Place Men Bll Largs 27 Cedar Street Mary Nance 208 Muncy tread Men 11 6 Pape 30 Widetrand I ntract Merv Browier 1001 Weat Sum ah avera Teese
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Stanley Sealhorn
West Woodlaren Avenue
Joe Middlebrook
Haas
Pape
Merv
B. Browier
Teese
Unruly Brides Face Juvenile Court and Training School
The article reports on underage brides facing summons to juvenile court or the Gainesville Girls Training School for severe conduct. Judges note husbands could act via parents, and policy shifts allow married juveniles into the training institution, reflecting debates in Texas counties.
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Gainesville
Bellaréountalle
Augustus McGlosker
Texan
Audee MacCloskey
Shellier
Attorney General's Department
Altorner General’s Department
Cotton Samples To Check For Poor Cotton Staples
Sampler theory from Texas economist Sam WW Martin outlines future checks on cotton quality. In San Antonio he arranged delivery of samples with seven foremen and several cloth workers from the Austin office, signaling a push to monitor and report undesirable staples and poor samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sam WW. Martin
Fedessi
Department of Ogrivulture
Austin
Martin
San Antonio
Afilee Chissumaier
Avidis
Aged Woman Kate Healy Buried in Dallas
The remains of Mrs. Kate Healy, 70, died at her daughter’s home on 418 Mien Aneenvich Wednewdas and were sent to Dallas for burial Thursday. She had lived in Dallas fifty years and was a native of Dublin Ireland. She came to San Antonio to be with her daughter a few months ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Tatridgn Mrs. We H Winfield and Mrs Fowler and three sons Tomes C Wattandy and Wilson J. Wrady.
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Kate Healy
George Lotritge
Mien Aneenvich
Masonic Lodge Elects Eckles New Officers for Year
J W Bekles to be master of Perfect Union No 40 AVF and A AO for the coming lodge year after Thursday’s annual election. Officers listed include Oliver as senior warden, Simpson junior warden, Cradford treasurer, Whitney secretary, Griffin senior deacon, Nelsen junior deacon, Gragg senior steward, Strum junior steward, Smith chaplain, Math marshal, and Darrisklow iller. Installation set for 7:30 pm Monday.
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Masonic Lodge
Eckles
J. W. Bekles
Tial Oliver
Weinndrom
FL M, Simpson
TE Cradford
J. FE. Whitney
Silney Griffin
G. W. Ne
Girl Lemans to Fly Plane Promises a New Era
Miss Margaree Thomas, 18, is depicted as determined to become an air mail pilot. She combines stenography and bookkeeping studies with sewing and tessons training, while attending classes at the YWCA and learning cooking and roping at the municipal airport.
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Margaret Thomas
Winburn Field
Miss Thomas
Air Mail
Ruth
Nooudiya Tessas
Misa Margaree
Thomas
Y. W. Cla
Winhurm
Amunicipal
Tenra
Phi Delta Kappa Week Observed At Texas Theater
Phi Delta Kappa week to be observed at the Texas theater on June 30 honoring three delegates from the local chapter who will fly 1200 miles to attend the convention in July. Delegates Al fred Munrnss Noy I Tanrea Tivasy.'s Pheins Jr and others will be featured with a new waltz song by Stark Pagel and Tristy Carter, under Joe Terres theaterotage.
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Texas
Phi Delta Kappa
Routh Yond
Ind
Alfred Munrnss
Noy I Tanrea
Tivasy
Pheins Jr
Sweetherr
Weldlen
Stark Pagel
Tristy Carter
National
Wil
Joe Terres
$600,000 Dane for New Road
A meeting of the Gulf and Wool Texas railway organization discussed plans for a rail link between San Antonio and San Angelo with Corpus Christi, aiming to raise 1.4 million capital. Albert Steves Sr. chaired in Dallas offices. stock sales will fund 360,000 outside the city. Possible routes include Freericksburg Brady Mason and Sonora Eldorado areas.
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Conmttssi
Unr
Gulf and Wool
Texas Ealfbay
Albert Steves ,Sr
I. Wes Moreison
San Antonilans
San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Vol Sin Anceto
Freavricksbieg
Brady
Mason
Sonora
Eldcredée
County Officers Probe Forgery Case In Bolts Court
Toran county officers conducted a search as Wawhenlay Far faced forgery charges for signing as Clayton Alquesoya. Two checks totaling $9.80 were cashed. The case was heard in the Justice of the Peace Louis B. Bolts's court.
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Toran
Whwenlay Far
Clayton Alquesoya
Paice Louis B.bolts
Mexican quake tale of fear and hotel panic in Mexic’s City
A fragmentary report recounts June 16 tremors in Mexic’s City as tourists from San Antonio and Boston describe fleeing a hotel. Witnesses recall lights flickering, walls cracking, a building collapsing, and guests praying while authorities urged calm during the four minute quake.
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Mexics
Sen Antouley
Eoulhe Etn Republic
Guse & Graphic
Mees Margeret Cogsrell
Boston
Claille Tancoist
Stiesbethi Norton
Airs
GWT
San Antonio
Woman Wins Name Change Rights in Business Deal
Mrs. W. H. Galoes of San Antonio secured removal of disabilities of coverture Thursday via Judge BG of the Forty-fifth district court to operate as a business partner in Grines Advertising. She will now sign as Mrs Thelma Galnes and conduct all affairs under that name, with partner Marion Johnson.
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W. H. Galoes
San Antonio
Forty-fifth District Court
Grines
Hollefog Koniness
Flora
Mrz
Thelma Galnes
Marion
Autoist Sentenced to 90 Days for Fleeing Aid
A jury convicted the driver of leaving the scene after a collision on January 1. The defendant received ninety days in jail and a $25 fine, with additional penalties for failure to render aid.
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Walter Jenkins
F. Ambruay
An .Autowmer
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