Light's on Love Serial Reflections and a Ranch Farewell
A troubled woman endures emotional rupture as she contemplates loss and separation. She clings to her dog Wildie and struggles with memories of a lover, a daughter, and a family stirred by upheaval. She seeks escape via a ranch stay and plans a careful farewell, including a wedding ring purchase that signals a distant future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swailk
Pine Street
Lewis
Wildie
Jake
New Braunfels
Jonathan
Himate
Jennie
Chickie
Jeanie
Mrs Mabel Humphries Credits Dr Pierce Pellets Relief
Mrs Mabel Humphries of Fort Worth Texas claims relief from biliousness and constipation after using Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. She says health returned quickly and urges others to buy these preparations from local druggists. A promotional note invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr Veree's Invalids' Motel and to send 10 cents for a trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Reserve Officers Get Promotions in Organized Reserves
Recent appointments and promotions in the Organized Reserves include San Antonio officers. D Valgon-S. Purl, promoted to first lieutenant. Charles B. Gray to first lieutenant QM-Res. Willard Lee Boone first lieutenant QM-Res. Ervin D. Ward to second lieutenant QM-Res. Robert E. McBride to first lieutenant QM-Res. Gordon Chariton Ini-Res promoted to first lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
D. Valgon-S. Purl
Charles 8. Gray
Willard Lee Boone
Ervin D. Ward
Gordon
Brice Signs Long Term Contract With Belasco
New York May 2 Fannie Brice signs a long term contract with David Belasco the producer announced today elevating the former show girl to a star on the metropolitan stage She will appear in a production next season Brice wife of Nick Arnstein has been a favorite comedienne in musical revues for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Poiviege
New York
Fannie Brice
Belasco
Nickie Arnstein
Comedienne
Planning Carnival At Labor Temple Roof May 7
Forty thousand tickets printed for San Antonio labor unions spring carnival to be held on the Labor Temple roof May 7 for three days. The event aims to raise 30 000 to pay for the temple with victory booths dancing and vaudeville as main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Three Soldiers Sentenced at Fort Sam Houston Court Martial
At Fort Sam Houston a Fifteenth Field Artillery court martial sentenced three prisoners after a busy trial week. Private Phillip T. Krementh of the Twelfth Observation Squadron received four years for theft of an electric drill and was dishonorably discharged. He admitted taking the government drill and selling it with a bill of sale bearing his name. Private Arthur B. Taylor of Fort Bliss and Private Gilbert Grey of the Coast Artillery were each convicted of desertion and given imprisonment and dishonorable discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Phillip T. Krementh
Twelfth Observation Squadron
fort-to-San Antonio
Arthur B. Taylor
Fort Bliss
Gilbert Grey
Coast Artillery Corps
Hail Shower From Roof Garden Ends With Wary Pedestrians
A Friday night hail storm from a roof garden created danger as jelly drinkers on a roof dropped ice to the sidewalk. A pedestrian was struck in the leg, police were called, and Motorcycle Officer Christoff managed to calm the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Terous
Christoff
Community Chest Seeks Donations for 1926 Drive
The Community Chest and Council of Social Agencies seeks initial monetary donations to fund planned work in 1926. Early gifts will support the main finance drive later in the year. Letters from the executive committee, signed by secretary Thomas Ellis, announce the plan and credit donations to the 1926 solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Council of Social Agenci
Executive Committee
Thomas §. Ellis
Stolen six army autohatics from La Grange camp
Six forty five caliber pistols were stolen from a National Guard camp at La Grange Texas early this week. The sheriff, Jim Stevens, received the report from Captain Henry Taylor of San Antonio as guardsmen were on a hike. The incident is details based on the sheriff’s notes and local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
la Grange
Tex
Jim Stevens
Henry Oa Taylor
San Antonio
Feld
Witnesses Tell Shooting By Girl In New Haven
May 2 New Haven three state witnesses, all young men, described Olympia Macri, 19, shooting John Bagnano after pleading for child support. They testified she urged him to care for their baby in the theater lobby before the shot in the back. Coroner corroborated findings. trial to continue next week with nine more witnesses for the state and one for the defense, the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carberry
New Haven
Trist
Olympia Macri
John Bagnano
Joseph Herzeg
Cincinnati
Olimpia
Bagnano
John
Five Die As North Atlantic Storm Claims Vessels
In Halifax Nova Scotia reports say a gale on the North Atlantic has killed five men and sunk three vessels since Thursday afternoon. The Cape D'Or schooner went down after a collision with the steamer Clackamas near Sambro Lightship, drowning the captain s wife and four crew, including the captain s brother. The Azor and Moldegaard were driven ashore. the Azor’s 25 crew escaped by boat, the Moldegaard crew were not. Rescue hopes linger for a burning steamer in imminent danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Preas
Halifax
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Cape D'Or
Clackamas
Sambro
Margaret Leone Wil
First Aid Teams Set to Compete for Honor in Texas
Dallas Beaumont Amarillo squads and others arrive Saturday to meet local team in a Southwestern Bell contest at Turner Hall starting at 1:30 PM. Mayor Tobin will welcome officials as Tom Etheridge Jr. extends Chamber of Commerce greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Beaumont
Amarillo
Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Alamo City
Cnp
Ineal
Turner Hall
John W. ‘Tobin
Cams
Telephone Country
Tom Etheridge Jr
Chamber of Commerces
Chauncy Stillman Buried in Valley
Funeral services were held in Brownsville for Chauncey Stillman a 39 year old pioneer cattleman of San Antonio and the Rio Grande valley. He died Thursday after a long cattle career spanning Southwest Texas and living between San Antonio New York and Brownsville. He was a cousin of James A Stillman recently president of a New York bank and nephew of James Stillman a founder and former president of the same bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Mar
Chauncey Stillman
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York City Bank
James Stillman
Texas
New York
Satan
Robert Stillman
Thief Steals Watches Clothes and Money in Burglary
Burglars forced a rear door at J C McDonald 2101 Saunders avenue Friday night and stole a watch a white wristwatch money and an evening gown. McDonald gave detectives Higgins and Rob inson the two suspects descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Avenue
McDonald
Higgins
Robinson
Stolen Auto Recovered in Twenty Minutes
Detectives Hartman and Hise believe a new record for fast recovery of a stolen car was set. A. H. Muir reports his sedan stolen from the corner of Belknap Avenue and Craig Place at 10 o clock Friday night. Twenty minutes later the detectives recovered the vehicle, abandoned by joy riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Hise
A. H. Muir
Texas Bank
Belknap Avenue
Graig Place
Hartman and
Hice
Lord Milner Stricken By Sleeping Sickness Report
A Daily Mail announcement from London dated May 2 states Lord Milner is suffering from sleeping sickness. Un is declared seriously ill at his country seat near Canterbury.
Committee 10 Plan C Ofc Trip Stunts Schedule Moved
The stunt committee plans extra and novel acts for a West Texas Chamber of Commerce trip. An additional meeting is set for 1 30 Saturday night at the old Seaterish Rite Cathedral on St Marys Street. Car captains will meet at noon Monday at the Gunter hotel to finalize plans for the three day four night trip to Mineral Wells and other West Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Adoc. Procha
Charles George
James A. Gallagher Jr
International-Great Northern Railroad
Mineral Wells
Babe Lawrence Sentenced for Highway Robbery and Murder
Oklahoma bandit Babe Lawrence was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary after a jury in Fort Worth criminal district court found him guilty of highway robbery and related murder. The state sought the death penalty. Lawrence and his brother Will Lawrence were linked to the car theft of Joe Morgan of Muskogee Oklahoma, and Morgan was killed by Will after the auto theft. Will Lawrence faces a death sentence in Phoenix for killing police officer Hazel Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Babe Lawrence
Oklahoma
Cours
Babe
T Lawrence
Joe Morgan
Muskogee
Oklo
Will Lawrence
Morgan
Phoenix
Hazel Burch
Child 4 Injured in Commerce and Frio Street Crash
Virginia McNeel four suffered a head cut from flying glass after the car carrying her father W McNeel collided with Guadalime Campa on West Commerce Street at Frio. Neither driver was hurt. injuries not believed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McNeel
W. McNeel
Guarantee Shoe Compeany
Commerce
Frio
Guadalime Campa
West
Commerce Street
Alien Boy 7 Wins Spelling Contest
Maurice Swearinky a seven year old immigrant from Russia who arrived four years ago unable to speak English won the Franklin school spelling bee contest beating many local children in South Bend on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
South Bend
Maurice Swearinky
America
Russia
Franklin School
D Ye Know Bill Whazzis Name Who
An intoxicated man argued with police and a friend early Saturday about being protected from nothing while asserting he was in jail already. A motorcycle officer noted they were celebrating too much and questioned the reason for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polian
Christoff
Employing Printers Elects New Officers in San Antonio
George Allekruse, president of the San Antonio Printing Company, was chosen president of the Em ploying Printers Educational Association for the coming year. New officers include William Dumestre of Standard Printing as vice president and Fred F. G. Smith of Sigmund Press as treasurer. Directors named are Benj Schwegmann Bert Kischell J. D. Moxley and M Bill. T. J. Turner remains secretary-manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Allekruse
San Antonio Printing Company
Historic Ebbitt House in Washington to close its doors
The Ebbitt House, long a hub of society and government circles since the Civil War era, will auction its fixtures and possibly be razed for a modern building. The famed boardinghouse housed figures such as Grant, Lincoln, Sherman, Farragut, and Custer, with President McKinley once keeping suites there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ebbitt
Grant
Lincoln
Sherman
Farragut
Custer
McKisley
Congress
Sunshine Girl to Get Freedom in Tuyeheda Case
Dorothy Anderson is set for release this month from the Industrial Home for Women at Tuyeheda, where she has been confined after a ghoulish hoax. Officials say she will rejoin Ede Ward J Sailstad, recently freed from Green Bay reformatory, and the couple plan to marry once Dorothy is granted freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Servi Fon DU Lac
Dorothy Anderson
Edeward J. Sailstat
Sunshine
Industrial Home For Women
Tuyeheda
Dorothy
Sailstad
Green Bay
Kelly Radio Expert Is Made Sergeant
Private William M. Clason, expert radio mechanic and instructor with the Tenth School Group at Kelly Field, has been appointed state sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
William M. Clason
Kelly Field
OYLIGHT TIME UPSETS RADIO STATIONS
Report from Chicago May 2 details how daylight saving shifts disrupt long distance radio reception. Eastern stations lose listeners to central timing while central stations retain audiences across the east west and south. Managers at WSB WMC and WOCO note higher eastern listenership and demand scheduling stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
West Coast
Earkx
Jiaambdin Kay
WSE
Atlanta
WSB
WMC
Memphis
East
South
Middlewest
WOCO
St. Paul
WEAF
Palmer pleased with Texas ports development
President Palmer of the Fleet Corporation returned from inspecting port facilities at Galveston Houston New Orleans and Mobil. He said conditions at the ports were satisfactory and noted progressiveness and potential on further shipping conditions. Palmer added he gained opportunities to establish valuable contracts with shippers, businessmen, and organizations and was impressed by ongoing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evess
Dent Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Galveston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Light
Erial
Barry
Jonnie
Mitchell
Janina
Jonine
Danina
Alamo Plaza
Mabel, Humphries
Staant
Toonerville
Willy
David Belasco
Werkaven
Dickey
Dalll
Chauncy Stillman
Valley
Lord Milner
Lawrence
Alien Boy
Fouey
Oylight
Palmer
Landa Park
New Braunels
Southwestern Amusement Co
Lessee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!