Morgan Broods In Solitary Dungeon
Solitary confinement tale centers on Kent, Butch, Morgan, and Dean Ward in a penitentiary. Kent, age paired with a drunken manslaughter sentence, faces prison politics as he navigates guards, informers, and a dangerous cell chain. Context implies crime, punishment, and inmate alliances in a grim jail world.
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Sing Wa ‘Biochs
Duntan Sorgen
Geotino Wing
Young Oma
Flye
Dean Ward
Kent
Hin
Ante Marlow
Art Manners
Alda Hayter
Alda
Hent
Butch Schuridt
Morgan
Butch
Anne
Oliver
Morgen
Morea
Duncan Morgan Faces Calamity in Prison Chapter
In chapter eight Duncan Morgan endures a harsh solitary cell after a failed scheme. He grapples with rage and betrayal, realizing the depth of his misdeeds as visions of Anne Marlowe and his own pursuit of power haunt him. His quest for freedom remains blocked by the grim moral consequences that now define his life.
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Duncan Morgan
Anne Marlowe
Nerce
Rand
Duncan
Morgan
Kent
Girl Unafraid installment page tease ste Hon
Today's installment of Girl Unafraid appears on page three with a ste ad lib segment. The brief hints at continuing features and notable byline this week.
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Ste- Hon
Brackenridge High Stages Play Just Out of College
School players Jigeay and Carolyn perform in Brackenridge High School play Just Out of College with Joe Dadgen and Lorene Nicholson portraying the central couple as Carolyn explains her father will not grant permission for marriage.
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Jigeay
Joe Dadgen
Carolyn
Lorene Nicholson
Brackenridge High School
Brackenridge High to Present George Ade Comedy
Brackenridge high school students stage George Ade comedy Surt Gul of College at San Pedro Play House with the afternoon performance at 2 30 and an evening show at 6 o'clock. Director is Misa eaten Dickey. Principal players include Tarence Nicholson Allen Wood Joe Dotgen Travases Yelvington Lillian Byerh Clarence Lambrecht and others for the bene fit of the accior clan.
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George Ade
Racmusic
Ntudenta
Brackenridge “High School
San Pedro Playhouse
Misa Eaten Dickey
Accior Clan
Aee
Tarence Nicholson
Allen Wood
Joe Dotgen
Travases Yelvington
Lillian
Remembering a City Building's Mine and Move
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a 60-foot mine beneath a National Bank building on Cammerna Street. Widening of the street extended from Darke Brothers to the Military Place, a Chi ago firm contracted for the rebuild, hollers fixed, a new foundation poured, and the structure jacked up while banks and offices remained in operation.
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Cammerna Street
Darke Brothers
Miliary Place
Chiago
Hn Nck
Upnalnt Oper
Boltares
Recital Friday by Walker Studios at 128 Avenue B
Walker Studios presents a Friday recital at 128 Avenue B at 7 p.m. The program lists a lineup of pupils in sequence: Belts Lou, Stecansen, Tack Heb Jos, Carol Blebers, Bernien Wagner, Tevra Simons, Walter Molfe, Jane Mattingly, Kethrra Haley, Patey Ha Ter, Tiess Kerguson, Daniel Rove, Betty Jens Kills, Senmy Jo Hane cock, Mae Laughlan, Louise Wright, Iteth Deny, Marilou Woodtin, Ruby Lee Herber, Felon Jordan, Mxet Lilet, Lillian Weener, Dosis Neal, Flora Anne Holder, Story Viola Martin, Margaret Dean.
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Tat Hetbryn Clark Walker Dano
Avenue B
Belts Lou,Stecansen
Tack Heb Jos
Carol Blebers
Bernien Wagner
Tevra Simons
Walter Molfe
Jane Mattingly
Kethrra Haley
Patey Ha- Ter
Tiess Kerguson
Daniel Rove
Betty Jens Kills
Commercial Club at Brackenridge Chooses Officers
Debanie Dridges has been chosen by Brackenridge High School classmates as president of the Commercial Club succeeding Croline Hettersby. Miss Hottersby is elected vice president succeeding Madren ta Farnest. Grace Nelson and Minnie Sebergill reelected secretary and treasurer. Dorothy Mae Caywood is the club reporter for The Times.
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Debanie Dridges
Brackenridge High Acoot Clanamates
High Schools to Attend Services Change Announced
Drackenridge principal Fran Gary explains a revised plan for May 25 services attended by students from Hracken Ridge and Main Avenue high schools. The change affects assembly location and schedule as administrators seek orderly observance.
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Beoning Resisiout
Ttudenta
Hrackenridge
Main Avenue
iMuiday
Fran Gary
Drackenridge
Imander
Merchants Warned Under Prohibition Court Ruling
San Antonio merchants face warnings as Supreme Court guidelines allow prohibition officers to inspect whiskey and beer making equipment. Four figures tied to equipment alleged for alcohol production were cited, with two defendants acquitted and others pending in the U S district court.
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San Antonio
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Lg Puecharer
Lt Ja
Antone
Vdjuipenent
United States District Court
Alligators Get New Companion at Hotel Patio
In San Antonio the Menger hotel patio hosts five baby alligators after locals found a tiny one near the San Antonio River behind Roosevelt Park. Keith McGown and two others captured the young gator with a stick, bringing it to the fountain.
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Menger
Patio
Moudas
Arriest
San Antonio
Roosevelt
Snndas
Winerton
Pete Morales
Keith McGown
Brenger Hotel
Mondar
Toby Alligacorm
Brackenridge Hi Girls Cast Votes in Club Elections
Brackenridge High School Girly Athletic Association reelected president Sylvia Strum with Charlotte Foerster as secretary and Lillie ill as treasurer. Eva Sinise and Elly Haritton served as sergeants at arms, with Frances Aschbacher honored as best all around girl athlete and Fisia Peocknam as most valuable member. The school newspaper staff, led by Salwens Haro thy Campbell, named the press representative.
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Brackenridge High School
Girly Athletic Association Res
Corinne Muenster
Fisia Peocknam
Frances Aschbacher
Sylvia Strum
Charlotte Foerster
Lillie Ill
Elly Haritton
Eva Sinise du
Salwens Harothy Campbell
Times
Man Drank Poison Mistakenly, Aide Says It Medicine
A man identified as Clark, 71, from Ler ington Avenue, drank poison but believed it to be medicine. He received first aid at Robert K Green Hospital as rescuers clarified the mistaken act and confirmed the medical intent.
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Clark
Lerington Avenir
Robert K- Green Hospital
Torss Gay
Association Is Everything Court Ruling on Display Rules
A recent Supreme Court ruling on display regulations for equipment that could be used for beer or whiskey affects local dealers. Items shown may be sold legally, but grouping them to imply illegal use is unlawful and must be avoided to prevent misimplication by buyers.
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Supreme Court
Summer Plan and Silent Tides of a Mine Life
Fragmented excerpts describe a school term plan and romance set against a mining community. Characters Ken Ardeth Fae roam between duties, dreams, and fear as the mine shadows press on their relationships and daily life. The scene blends student schedules, class changes, and intimate tension with the tense backdrop of the workplace.
Tan Course to Be Held at Bexar County ALR Meet
A course on tan cultivation and grafting is offered under J Bey at the Bexar County ALR meeting Monday at 4 PM. The program covers pecan grove care, bud making, smoking paraffin methods, and grafting large trees for building groves.
Committee Work Aims at Texas World Fair Site
A local committee plans to arrange a site for the World Fair in Texas. Judge J. W. Youngbeer Whales, manager, and Architect lead the effort with merchants statewide to select a suitable location. The board meets Monday to set terms and coordinate with others to secure a suitable plot for the event.
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Qflaf
Tncal Chamber of Com
Waller
Walthall
J. W. Youngbeer
Bgesiies
Mooiy
Ant
Bandit Strikes Mon Head and Burglar Lurebandits
A city report details two separate robberies on Monday night. Hy Abbott of Joske Brothers was attacked, then robbed of $20 after a forged demand for replacements. A second incident at Amos Willman’s Aldway station yielded $16 as a window pistol threat.
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HY Abbott
Joske Brothers Company
Mary Delve
Alan Heights
Buzzlar
Abbotwo
Abbott
Jorler
Jefe Clin
Joe Ruhake
JE Wythe
Newhkor
Abbot
Nigheag
Amos Willman
Frederick Ture
Che Heoud
Willman
Aldway
Fredericksporg
Willan
Sis
Brackenridge Boy Wins Essay Prize in National Contest
Brackenridge High School honor student Deitel won the Familiar Es say award in a national creative writing contest by Quill and Scroli honorats. Other winners included students from Ransisimi and Desas with multiple entries and high marks, reflecting strong school involvement.
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Brackenridge
Deitel
Brackenridge High School
Quill and Scroli
Honorats Journalistic Society
Ransisimi
Desas
Aloo
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