Gay Piqued by Alan Accepts Don's Invitation
The narrative follows Gay and her volatile relationships among Alan Pomeroy and Don, amid social circles in Atlantic City. Various figures including Polly, Jerry, Dodie, Delly, and famed artist The Jishen influence events as Gay navigates romance, jealousy, and competing suitors leading toward an engagement or alliance.
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Gay
Alan
Don
Gat Leonard
Ty Alan Pomeroy
Gary Davis
Polly Quen
Jerry Inds
Dave
Abe
Ebe Law
Atlantic
Citr
Jerry
al- Tentie City
Aye Frieni
Clara
Faery
Ilen Ata
Arles
Alin
Gilesia
Delly
Zemeshs
al Ho
Rinson
Maylles
The Treasure Hunt Chapter Ends In Quiet Reflections
In the Brady chapter titled The Treasure Hunt, Irene Matthews muses on Alan and leisure as she sits in a plush parlor. Don Durant hints at a treasure hunt mystery while the couple grapple with expectations and envy, leading toward a cliffhanger as Condemed on Page 12.
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Irene Matthews
Gay
Cound
Trone
Remember When San Antonio Landmarks Were First Built
A reminiscence describes early San Antonio around Sole dad street where a site on Arrosy is noted. The speaker recalls a building foundation near a jail and Civil War upheavals, with property later transferred to a miller named Luvs and landmarks like the old courthouse and Veremendt Palace on Soldaed street. The narrator reflects on family staying in the same homes through war.
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Wen Ban Antonio
Soledad Street
Jims
Luvs
Tratis
Brittee
Senator Curtis Visits Daughter in Providence
The Republican vice president Jor Doanlhen, left Washington for Providence H.L. to visit his daughter Mrs Webster Knight at Greyholm Farms for a week or ten days. Mrs Knight, delegate to the Kansas City Convention, pushed her father’s nomination and planned to return to Washington briefly before going to Topeka to receive the commander whisk and notify kin of his arrival.
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Pere Preegien Ashington
Curtis
Jor Doanlhen
Providence
H.L
Webster Knight
Greyhoim Farms
Knight
Kansas City
Benator Curlid
Washington
Topeka
Kon
Coat-of-Arms to Be Stamped on New City Bonds
San Antonio will stamp a coat of arms on the $8,755,000 city bonds printed. German youth J. Behoize designed the emblem in ADIS, presenting the model to Mayor John W. Tobin and the city commission. The original work, carved in wood, hung in Mayor M Chambers’ office and bears the city’s seal and inscription “Cradle of Liberty.”
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New City
San Antonio
McHambers
Tliberly
Two Men jailed after hop attempt on Austin street
Two men tried to hop a ride with detectives Tosish and Charles on Austin street early Thursday. Police picked them up and drove to headquarters rather than to Fort Ram Hous tom, leading to questioning and detention.
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Tosish and
Charles
Austin Street
Ware
Questinning
Fort Ram Houstom
Income Tax Work Nears Completion
Work on income tax refusals for 1020 and prior years will be completed within three weeks, according to A. Dierlam deputy collector. On July 10 the oral file will alarm work on income tax returns for 1027.
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Dierlam
Alice
Y Boys Visit A Candy Factory
Members of the Y group will visit the Duorlor Conde company, with B D Frederick guiding and accompanying the group on a regular Friday morning tour.
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Tha
Twenty Century Society hears talk on religious unrest
Judge J J Greer describes a world of many creeds and urges freedom to express beliefs. The Twentieth Century Society formed in San Antonio promotes an open forum for religious dialogue and defends individuals with no religious affiliation. Joining events planned at Crockett hotel with a feature on religious unrest.
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Twentieth Century Society
la Bren
San Antonio
Faley
J. Ji. Geer
Trustera
The
Redels
Bach Man
Greer
United States
Grete
Crockett Hotel
First Sergeant Rice to Leave US Army Service
First Sergeant James A. Hier of Company K, Twenty-third Infantry, is placed on retired list after long service since February. He spent eight years with the Twenty-third, including three with Service Company. He served in the Philippines, Alaska, and through World War I. The regimental order expressed good wishes for his future.
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James A. Hier
Twenty-third Infantry
Army
Ince
Tweenty-third Infantry
Philinpide Islands
Alseka
Rice
Watson Rally to Be Held in Highland Park
Watson campaign events include a Thursday night rally in Highland Park on Hammond Avenue near West Street. Other candidates Robert Haines Robert Uhr Rex Jones Gather Be Yantind-Ingham attend as Watson discusses crime in San Antonio. A second meeting is planned in Maverick Park at Broadway and Tennill Street at 8 p.m. Prides.
Twice-Told Twins Match Wary Parents On Proof Of Same
Visual proof shows two brothers Achillais Ballisas and Allastanoa indistinguishable to their parents. They wink at the camera claiming to be each other, joking about the old saying that alike are two peas in a pod.
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Achillais, Ballisas
Allastanoa
Gray Haire
Balloon Trigonometry Explained By Weather Bureau
An article explains how wind direction is deduced by tying balloons to strings and applying trigonometry. AL W Anderson of the Weather Bureau notes balloons rising and tugging reveal wind at a given height, letting travelers choose a path.
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Wesiher
AL W. Anderson
The
Weathtr Bureau
Slenin
Ajc
Basen
Snd
Esience
Mrs Sinclair Dies in New York City
Mrs Agnes Lang Sinclair longtime San Anon resident and Scotland native dies in New York City after five years there. Survived by seven sons William of Apstretia and Jobo Sinelsip of New York City, and widow of Alexander Sinclair.
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Agnes Lang Sinclair
San
Identical Twins Struggle to Tell Them Apart at Home
Mr and Mrs Man wel Hallaces of 1331 West Ashby cannot distinguish their six year old twins Abillais and Amin brother. The couple notes the children are exceptionally bright and mischievous and often trade names, with both boys forever together and sharing home life, making identification a running joke and a daily puzzle for the family.
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Manwel Hallaces
West Ashby
Ploce
Nck
Noo
Abillais
Dotio
Amin
Dal“Inges
Matleses
Jeff Angel
Jake
Ciey
Chey
Alsrays
bin Brothér
Abillain
Aorastano
Vd Wathpe Roy
Release Suspects Linked to Pigely Wiggly Holdup
Reported by Henre Fairmatt, Pigely Wiggly attendant at SIL Bould Ieres client, two youths were grilled as suspects in the Pigely Wiggly robbery. Police took the pair into custody Wednesday afternoon after Pare muth identified one suspect who entered the store and stole $150 at the counter.
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Pigely Wiggly
Fftarls
Henre Fairmatt
SIL Bouldieres
Paremuth
Popular pastime at Co M T C profits from fatigue
A quirky note from a wartime training camp describes Mansfield Lehman, a 5 year old cad in Company KX, performing his “siff” on a faithful tank after detours for meals. The story portrays daily routines for cadets in the Hive course during senior year of training.
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Mansfield Lehman
GITIZENG ASKED To Vial
People of San Antonio especially young ladies invited to visit the camp hosted by Mrs B D Luter with chaperones to accompany parties of girls to join boys in bridge dancing and singing at the camp. Some students to learn dance steps at the Army Post. Notable dancers from City Federation clubs listed along with awards to Company 2 for drill and cosmetics and best kept grounds and barracks trophies.
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San Antonio
Henrie
Paymenta
B.D. Luter
WY C. Boss
Hortess House
Myre
Luder
Stn Antonio Skcts
Army Post
Huesitay
Athienta
Wauinn
Janere Brown
Silvie Ostrow
Francia Stheis
Elizabeth
Lula Scoggin
Maela Lanverling
Juneita Ruse
Headquasters Company 2
Weineriin
Company MX
Conopus Club
Phursday
Woman, 60, Shoots Self in Los Angeles Home
A 60 year old woman identified as Mrs Gecrude Fuller fatally shot herself with a shotgun at her home at 1018 South Maine Avenue Los Angeles. The woman was found by her daughter Mrs B A Rist who notified authorities. Coroner Fenri A Nelce investigated the scene.
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Los Angeles
Mness
Gecrude
Fuller
South
Maine
Ererie
B. A. Rist
Fenri A. Nelce
Police guard surrounds Louvain library over inscription row
Police stationed guards at the Louvain library to prevent riot recurrence after clashes tied to an inscription planned for the balcony. An architect faction demands the original inscription be relocated.
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Louvain
Drlelum
Touvain
Whiier Warenn
Judge W Crory Backs Abolishing Grand Jury
Judge W W McCrory of Ninety-fourth District court urges abolition of the grand jury as a costly delay in criminal trials. He cites the Illinois commission and says minor felonies could be tried on information to speed justice. He supports keeping some cases secret and indictments for murder, but favors eliminating most grand juries to cut fees and delays.
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W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Puslice
McCrory
Timois Commission
Uliseian Commission
McGrors
SPEED
Pon
Cowboys Seek Pen Pal Correspondence With Western Women
In San Antonio a police letter from a group calling themselves Cowboys asks for pen pals from the West. Chief T. O. Miller assigns the inquiry to secretary B D Shackleth. The letter proposes exchanging photos with two Georgia girls, Elsie Brown and Tisbin Gardner, both living in Augusta.
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San Antoni
Poelice
T. O. Miller
B.D. Shackleth
Enid
Elsie Brown
Tisbin Gardner
Ninehardt Street
Auanla, Ga
Stephenson Assets Probed by Ex Wife in Indiana
Attorneys for Nettie Stephen, former wife of D. C. Stephenson of Pen City Ola, sought to determine if funds exist to satisfy a $12,082 judgment won in Superior Court for the care and education of their daughter Florence Catherine Stephenson, 12.
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Ansens Stryder
Indianapolie
Nettie Stephen Not Brebm
Pen City
Ola
D.C. Stephenson
Superior
Florence Catherine Stephenson
Birthday notices clutter a city block listing several names
An assortment of names and addresses appears in a garbled birthday column. Items include Aunt 28 and individuals such as Borge, Couric, Welmar, Smith with scattered street addresses like Fetlsa street, Central Just Building, West Hour einn street, South Flores street. The fragmentary text hints at a local notices page but is incomplete.
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Borge
Fetlsa Street
B. Couric
Central Just
W. W. Welmar
West Hour Einn Street
Dine Cetlan
AOS
Throklyin
Two Husbands Swapped Court Orders Demand Support
Fragmented OCR shows two divorce cases where each husband is ordered by County Court judges to pay weekly child support to the first wife and to support the second wife’s children. Clerks and judges are named, with noted bookkeeping.
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McCollum Birrelt
County Court No 1
Air
George Clifton
County Court No
Corns
Eamoney
George Truateess
Dipkens
Lara
West Texas Chamber Directors Plan July 16 Meeting
Coleman June 22 The West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors under the new administration will hold a meeting in Coleman on July 16. The new manager and staff will present the program and proposed work. President Andy Bore will be accompanied by the manager and publicity director on a tour of Western cities.
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Coleman
West ‘Texas
Texas Educators Prepare For Meet in Dallas Area
Preliminary plans for the Texas State Teachers Association meeting were discussed in Dallas led by Superintendent NK Foland of Stamford and colleagues Superintendent Sy Smith of Mineral Wells and Dean Tower, supervisor of elementary schools and director of research in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tessa Side Teachers Association
San Antonio
NK. B. Foland
Stamford
Vance Jackson and Culebra Road Resurfacing Underway
Newton reports roadwork on Culebra road from mile eleven to county line and on Vance Jackson road from Fredericksburg to Keller-Jeckeou. Asphalt shoulders are being added as part of Precinct No. 2 projects.
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Newton
Culebra
Eleventh Mile Post
Vance Jackson Road
Fredericksburg
Keller-Jeckeou Yous
Rubiola Improved Still Cannot Walk Despite Efforts
Park Commissioner Jacob Rabiglay has been filled for several days after an injury. Reports state improved mobility but the right foot still limits walking. Authorities note the case involves a local park area and ongoing efforts to restore full function.
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Jacob Rabiglay Ha
York
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Texas
Vance Jackson
Culebra Road
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