Morgan Punished For Prison Escape
A chaotic report describes Morgan punished for escaping prison. Kent, Alda Hayter, Anne Marlow, and others are linked to a New Year’s Eve crash, shootings, and attempted intimidation. Morgan recaptured after eluding guards, amid threats and informers.
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Bone
Duncan Blorgar
Dean Wahil Root
Anne Marlow
Art Man
Rece
Alda Hayter
Kent
Alicinusiog
Alda
Heng Way
Kent 2
Schmidt
Morgan
Botch
Appe
Heat
Frank Oliver
Boleh
Olver
Bien
Ha O
Sourds
Moresa
Carrid
Anne
Prisoner Morgan Faces 60 Days In Solitary Cell
Resentful prisoner Morgan endures 60 black days and blue nights in a solitary dungeon. He recalls Anne’s love, plots escape, and plots revenge against Kent as memories of past schemes and warnings unfold. The text hints at a brewing plan sparked by a tense encounter and looming consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Anne
Daoth
Kent
Morgen
Vriel
Kant
Anse Marlowe
Ruls
Remembering Barnum Circus Days in Austin
Assistant superintendent recalls days when Barnum's circus overland from Austin with a large procession. A group of boys and a member recount impatient waits, the heat, and the circus arrival along the Austin highway, years ago.
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W. J. Knog
Barnum
Austin Antonio
Austin Highway
Rifle Trophy Presentation At College Event
The William Ian trophy will be presented to the Pitts team and second place recipient at a western national event hosted Sunday. College officials and military representatives will attend the army annual competition noted as a training honor for high school and college marksmen nationwide.
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Hearst Sophie
Texas A. & M. College
William Ianph Hears
Pitts
Ezaa
Coltpa
College N
Besunidut Hee
Esa
Oil Scouts Return Home After Evocation Meeting
Oil scouts from across the United States head home after the National Oil Senate evocation meeting at the Gunter hotel. Election of officers includes Y. Adame president Humble Refining J. Beall secretary treasurer John Yangston first vice president and G C Phillips second vice president. Resolutions thanked local air men and praised entertainment arrangements by Toyd S McGee H B Weinert and Tom H Terry. A barbecue at Morricon Fella near Seguin followed, and next meeting locations were to be decided by the executive committee with TY BE Whitcomb chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A3l
United States
National Oil Senate
Gunter Hotel
A Y. Adame
Humble Refining Company
Beall
Gulf Production Company
Mra
Gen Bell
Vic
Mupkogee
Okla
Bell
Mloudey
Pandem Oil Company
Wichita
Toyd
McGee
Humble Oil and Refining Company
H. B. Weinert
Seguin
Tom H. Terry
Ore Company
Aes
Morricon Fella
TY. BE. Whitcomb
California Oll Company
Deline
Sen Angela
Eloise Quill Named Leader of Murray Advisory
Eloise Quill of Brackenridge High School newspaper The Times will head the Murray advisory at Brackenridge, succeeding John Eigate. Quill also serves as Purple Jacket girls' organization reporter and Gold Dog lore lab member. Other officers elected for the new term beginning September: Jewell Cawthon vice president Theron Lyos ay secretary and W. T. Career sergeant-at-arms.
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Eloise’ Quill
Brackenridge Hligh
the Times
John Eigate
Ide Mas Murray
Brackenridge
Miss Quill
Purple Jacket
Gold Dog
Elory
Jewell Cawthon
Theron Lyosay
W. T. Career
Police Thanked by Boerne Sheriff
A letter from Sheriff Ed Biersdale of Boerne thanked Commissioner Phil Wright and the detective department for cooperation in recapturing Ernest Young, charged with the murder of John Bradshaw after his escape from Kerrville jail, received Thursday.
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Phil Wright
Detective Department
Can
Ernest Young
John Bradshaw
Kerrvilly
Sheril
Ed Biersdale
Boirne
Maverick Jersey Cow Crowned Texas Milk Champion
A Bexar county Jersey cow owned by J. S. Maverick of Sunshine Fair y is named Texas champion milk producer for 1920 by the American Jersey Cattle Club. Fred W. Mally reports the cow Merry Sunshine Third is in Class AA with 11 924 pounds of milk and 600.04 pounds of butterfat for the year. There were 18 age and class standings under the Jersey Castle club rules.
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Bexar County
Jersey
J. 3
Maverick
Sunshine Fairy
Texas
American Jersey Cattle Club
Fred. W. Mally
Hesor County
Merry Merry Bunshine
J. 8
No Work Four Months and Fifty Dollar Fine Assessed
In Corporation court Guadoupe Nobles faced tourancy charges at 2002 North Poptac Street. Patrolman Henderson testified the store did not sell hay while detectives Vigler and Littlenage described Robles frequenting the bay store at San Saba and Monterey streets to drink beer. The judge fined Robles $50 and noted a four month work suspension.
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Corporation Court
Guadoupe Nobles
North Poptac Street
Q. J. Henderson
Frank Vigler
F. FP. Littlenage
Robles
Bay
San Saba
Monterey
Dave Watson
Janpeul Wes Riven
David Griffin Returns to Austin as University Conductor
David Griffin of San Antonio will direct the university choral activities for summer sessions starting in June. He enters his fifth year as director. The school presents concerts in the Ojo Ale theater each Thursday, with Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury among last year's performances.
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David Griffin
San Antonio
University of ‘Ternw Aummer
Tis
Ojo Ale
Griffeia Gilbert
Sullivan
Bus Leaders Meet in Monterrey Mexico
Motor coach traffic managers from the Southwest attended an annual association meeting in Monterrey Mexico. About 100 delegates and spouses stayed at the St Anthony Hotel, with plans to return Sunday. New baggage handling rules, interline ticketing, and baggage charges were adopted during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico
Thureday
St. Anthony
At &Eetock
Girls Athletic Group to Meet at McMENSY Hotel Banquet
Officers of the Girls Association of San Antonio Junior College will be announced at the annual banquet in the Mensey hotel patio Thursday night. Wilma Wells is the present head of the group.
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San Antonio Junior
Wesleyan Le Plan Exer to Start at Institute
The Wesleyan Le Plan Exer begins season with a commencement sermon by Merdonk at the Mexican ehured. The event includes vespers Sunday evening, a musical program, and a final declamation. Classes will meet Tuesday at 8 pm and Thursday at m. m. for services and exercises.
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Wesleyan le Plan Exer
Werlesay Institute
Merdonk
Ter
Peril of Raw Food Diet Warned by Dr. King
Dr. W. Ay King, city health physician, condemns raw food diets and urges a balanced mix of raw and cooked foods. He warns thousands risk vitality and serious health issues from exclusive raw eating, advocating tailored portions of carbs fats sugars and proteins for each person. He notes the diet can cause indigestion, stomach disturbances, and national health concerns, especially for sedentary workers.
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King
Romione
W. Ay King
Sity
Ing
Kicg
Teta
Musical to Award Kansas Prizes at Dancing Page
A local musical club sponsored a Saturday evening event awarding prizes for dancing and piano. The contest featured Junior Morning participants and performers including Agnes SMr and the Porter family, with entries from William Seipel and Lucy Crossland.
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Nelson Page
Inneraare
Agnes
B.C
Son Avenue
Wready
Seipél
Daughtra
William Seipel
Uie
Dane Jelly
Lucy Crossland
Aks Juilson
Sesfe
Frances Hunitman
Memorial rites and tribute at the town rally
A community gathers for memorial services honoring a late moth official as a group places a wreath. Mollie Rice and Edna lead the program with Katie Bell Hanson assisting, while a chorus under their direction performs a song for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Nelconele
Mollie Rice Welraga
Edna
Songe
Mra
Katie Bell
Hanson
Car Stolen From Hospital Visit Reported
J Olson reported the theft of his car from in front of a hospital during a visit to see his recuperating son. The other incident involved a separate visitor at the same location with the vehicle taken during the same period.
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J. Olson
Tobeett I. Greva Hospital
J. Olson Dry
Buroa
Rae
Make Your Independence With A $100 Start
A classified ad urges readers to start a business with $100 and join San Antonio entrepreneurs who built independence on small beginnings. It points to Classification Eighty for a list of good business buys in light ads.
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San Antonio
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