Convict Morgan Tells Anne He Is Convict Seen Before Opening
Morgan Morgen, a young man from a rough background, is sent to a second term for robbery after a late sentence. Heat, facing manslaughter, serves seven years. The tale follows prison cell interactions, an informer scheme, and Morgan’s eventual parole attempt and return to Anne’s bookshop as a frequent visitor.
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Hent
Oliver
Butch
Morgenta
Je ‘Bo
Coordin
Morgan
Second Sunday at Marlowe home deepens Morgan and Anne bond
Duncan Morgan spends his second Sunday at the Marlowe suburban home and grows closer to Anne. He has moved rooms to be nearer the bookshop and shares moments with Anne about family ties and Dean. Anne reveals concern over future plans and marriage as Rev approaches, hinting at deeper choices ahead.
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Duncan Morgan
Marlowe
Anne
Ruby Barlow
Anos
Fragmentary reminiscence on old days and trade changes
A partial reminiscence recalls better times when customers carried goods with ease and ham prices were affordable. The speaker notes shifts in trade as industry changes alter food quality and cost, contrasting past simplicity with present complexity.
Ribbon Slayer Bride Murderer Held in Chicago
Chicago police arrest 10 year old William Putcher in connection with the murder of a young bride at her Oak Park home. He allegedly confessed detailing how he killed the 10 year old in a case described as the Ribbon Slayer investigation.
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Ghicago
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Helsing
William B. Putccer
Elf
Ile Exime
Miler Arcest
Teres
Herglaces
van Beige
Drouly
Mieze
Durie
Stege
Bien
Putccher
Oak Park
Trio Arrested In Downtown AU Raid
Prohibition officers seized five pints of beer and five pints of whiskey during a raid on a Third Street house. Three men linked to the operation faced charges and bond was set at 1000 dollars for Morrie Land, 750 dollars for John Wright, and 500 dollars for John Miller. One witness said about four people were upstairs at the time. The report notes United States Commissioner Paul Cockbart presided Tuesday.
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Third Street
Broadsray
Arecet
Vilgne
Marrigood
United States
Paul Cockbart
Morrie’ Land
John Yo Wright
John Miller
J. T. Murphy
Premont and Miller to star in Matthewa school play
Robert Charles Premont and Chartina Miller will take prominent parts in Matthewa school’s performance at San Pedro Playhouse Tuesday evening.
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Robert Charles Premont
Charles Premont
Chartina Miller
Lee Miller
San Pedro Playhouse
Nut Starts Fight But City Judge Has Final Say So
Four youths fought over a car repair cost after an argument near Matamoras and Vecos streets. The dispute escalated into a physical altercation during which a nut broke, and the group was later found to be mistaken in their claims. The city judge will determine the final outcome.
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Nut
Coar
Matamoras
Vecos
1930 Fashion Favors Washable Silks For Summer Wear
The era’s warmth demands sturdy washable silks for daily wear and beachy leisure. Flat crepe and tub silks rise in popularity for daytime dresses and blouses, with tub silks praised for sport wear and country club ease. Three popular dress styles are sketched: high neck sheath, pleated square neck, and a third versatile silhouette.
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Faabing
Silke
Riraple
Acre Sports
Two Arrests Expected After Two Monday Night Shootings
Police say two men were sought after two attempted shootings Monday night near 1039 Lombrano Street. Reports indicate Albert Edwards, 1039 Lombrano, may be involved as investigators follow leads and pursue suspects.
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Fragmentary garbled text from a historical page
The readable fragments show clothing details and a stylized description mentioning bows and tailored elements. The source is incomplete, obscuring full names, places, dates, or events, creating a partial catalog-like glimpse of attire.
Jay-walking ordinance upheld by New York judge
NEW YORK May 20 The first jaywalker tried under New York’s provision was found guilty today. He named Loren, a real estate agent, and received a suspended fine of 85 dollars. The case highlights enforcement of the city ordinance against jay-walking.
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New York
Riten
van Loren
Etiquette Questions for Weddings and Invitations
An etiquette column by Kathryn DePeyster answers common wedding timing and reception questions. It discusses best ceremony hour, invitation timing, mailing announcements, receiving guests, and serving order, with guidance on attire, transitions, and post ceremony plans.
Borger Men Face Charge In Prohibition Era Conspiracy
Former Borger mayor Glen Pace and three Hutchinson County deputies Sam Jones Darlin Milbeff and Cal Baird faced federal indictments for conspiracy in violent violations of prohibition laws. Indictments allege involvement with the Lyon Street gang and related actions with other named figures in a broader racketeering context.
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Amarillo
Terns
Glen Pace
Borger
Aherltia
Hutchingon Commly
Sam Jones
Darlin Milbeff
Cal Baird
Yurr
Louis Crim
John —"Fitehell
H. O. Trs
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Fragmentary civic notice with garbled names and dates
The readable fragments mention a May date and a named individual arriving, with scattered references to a council and foreign trade. The text is heavily corrupted, producing unclear entities and actions.
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James of the Waltedt Son
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Farjthe Council
Informant attacked by gang after drug case links
Ralph Sheppard, an informant for the federal narcotics department, was attacked in San Antonio's streets. He says he was drugged with a drink at the Southern Pacific station, robbed and dumped on a curb near Kew Braunfels avenue, then beaten by several men. He previously testified against two men in a conspiracy case.
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Ralph Shep Yard
Federal Narcotics Department
Eng
Sheppart
Bouth Alamno Street
Patrolana LP
Thos
Sheppard
W. W. Westover
San Antonio
Bly
Ontario
Canada
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Almyply
Kew Braunfels Avenue
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South Alamo
Wean
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William Ernst 52 Claimed by Death in San Antonio
William Ernst of San Antonio died at 4 local hospital on Tuesday evening at age 61. He leaves wife Rosie Koest one daughter and three sisters. A long time employee of the San Antonio Public Service Company, he helped plan the Concepcion road project. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday from his residence SOS Gladstone. Burial at Mission Burial Park under Hagy and Scottum.
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Hid
Rosie Koest
William Ernest
Ernst
A. B. Campbell
Ed AO
Roy Cushmand
San Antonio
Sep Antovio Public Service Company
Concepcion Road
Sos Gladstone
Misylon
Hagy and SreCottum
Classified ads guide for renters and prices
The note explains how to use classified ads to find a rental. It emphasizes knowing needs such as furnished or unfurnished, and whether it is an apartment or flat. It advises noting the rent you can pay, and that prices come first in ads for quick comparison.
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