Rumor about Cole Younger and San Antonio church links
A fragmentary night scene at the San Antonio Pioneer annual ball blends gossip about Cole Younger reforming into a preacher with a taunting feud between Trails and a social crowd. The piece hints at old cowtown lore and a passerby’s sly misread of history amid festive turmoil at the Municipal Auditorium.
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Traila
Cole Younger
San Antonio
Alamo
Tha Municipal Nodivarium
Beau Gallanta
Texas Trails with Fragmented Local Column Voice
Fragmentary OCR text from a Texas page shows garbled speech about a character described as the devilment, the grea all-the Gay Dog, and a town social scene. The piece mentions a man breezing in, listening to stories, and a social handshake before moving on. Content is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
Listen Wo echoed in Elsie Robinson column on love roles
In a rambling diary style piece Elsie Robinson discusses twentieth century romance, marriage and gender roles, detailing letters from readers about love and the idea of a modern wife working. The column surveys evolving social norms, mentions famous husbands and wives, and critiques the push for independence over traditional domestic expectations.
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Hoabanda
New Spring
Willie
Cain
Grate
Picnic Memory Gone Wild on a New York Drive
A man recalls a chaotic day trip with his wife to New York for a picnic. Misread maps, absent minded planning, and a chauffeur’s grave composure set against vivid countryside imagery and comic misadventures. The narrator jokes about food mishaps and a craving for deviled eggs. Copyright 1981, McNaughtyn.
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Ciapar
Leta
Ohio River
Mfr
Fred Henking
Goldberg
New York
Army of Play
Hudson
Bilside
Manhattan
McNaught
Time Now Ripe For Economic Plan In U S
A contemporary editorial urges creation of an economic general staff for the United States modeled on other nations five year plans. It calls Hoover to initiate a federal economic council to audit national developments, coordinate business, and reduce social conflict through intelligent planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Russia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Hoover
Lewis L. Lorwin
Institute of Economics
Brookings Institution
Économie Council
New Republic
Federal Economic Council
Texas Legislature Bans Marihuana With Heavy Penalties
The Texas legislature enacts a strict marihuana suppression bill to take effect upon Governor Ross Sterling's signature. It imposes fines up to 2000 dollars and up to 10 years in prison for sale except on registered prescription, addressing traffic deemed dangerous and insanity producing. The move follows prior city ordinances and press calls for prohibitory action.
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Alma Rubens
Ross Sterling
Austin
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Fragmented OCR piece reviews courtship and marriage through Helen Rowland’s lens. Compares old fashioned and modern girls, notes how men’s and women’s behaviors reflect social shifts. Includes sharp satirical observations and references to modern romance and staff of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
U S Business Ills Discussed By Calvin Coolidge Light
The Light in San Antonio carries a serial discussion by Calvin Coolidge about U S business ills and the need for self correcting, voluntary trade organization coordination. He argues financial power must redirect from wrong channels toward constructive use and that enterprise must grow from the people, not imposed by government.
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Bay Tome
Atale
Neferamenta
Ito
Calvin Cootidge
Vedora
Byné
Mr. Coolidge
Light
San Antonio
Quy
Bitamean
Te Han
Tony
Ceaught
Faison
Ford
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Texas
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Misaia
Beans
Renato Jones
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George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Herbert ¥. Thaden
Louise Thaden
Walter Camp
Florence Lowe Barnes
Yost
Agithe
Madison Avenue
Alster
Kalie
Richmond Temple
London
Jred
Whale
Amd
Mike F
U.S
Tario
Noste
Lim
Ape
Ange
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Érley
Wbo Haw
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bin Relgion
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Freeegra
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Ran Antonie
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