Laurel Awaits Doctor at Hospital
Laurel Oahes nineteen and romantically entangled with Toger Sartoris and Jared YoMehan. After a staged party, her car is found damaged and she seeks help from Dr. Urees Harves who escorts her to a hospital amid revelations of a faux romance and a looming confrontation.
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Toger Sartoris
Jared YoMehan
Laurel
Jamulouse
Laurel Mees
Berutues
Wa Atean Gertle
Urees Harves
Dame Fashion Derby Hats Dominate Screen Style
Film stars like Ardrienne Ames Judith Wood Rochelle Hudson Roberta Gale Ruth Weston and Shirley Drew showcase new millinery trends. Modified Seenaid Empire Empress Eugenie and derby styles in brown navy olive and black velvet feature ostrich and other feathers with veils and twin brims. The nose veil trend of the 1860s returns as a stylish note.
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Ardrienne Ames
Judith Wood
Empress Eugenie
Miss Wood
Rochelle Hudson
Roberta Gale
Store Realignment Sparks Tense Hospital Car Scene
Laurel Oakes sits in Dr Harver’s car near a hospital shed waiting on a man who treats her as a thrill rather than a partner. She wrestles with self regard and a dangerous romance as he pursues a project for crippled children, while money and social games color their uneasy dynamic.
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Laurel Oakes
Dr. Harver
Three Rabb ed In Gem Theft
Three suspects were arrested in Austin after jewelry valued at about $10,000 was stolen from Jackson Jewelry Company last week. Police chief Boas Sharp and detectives recovered roughly half the items from a room where the trio slept in a local boarding house. The theft, linked to three men identified as Auslia men, stunned shop employees and police alike.
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Treatien
Jackson Towelry Company
Austin
Ban Antonin
Monger
Frank Jumer
I. D
Boas
Sharp
Dolies
Gwen Tilerilny
Mex May
Dr Tektac
Rreencvey
Ausia
Inoe
Heaila Qunetera
Aackson Jewelry Company
Austlit Waa Robbet
Death of Anne Fellowes Johnkian author of child books
Mrs. Anne Fellowes Johnkian a well known writer of children’s literature died at her home near Tennaville Kentucky on Monday at forty eight. She authored a seven volume Like Colonel series and the Miney Ware series with Mary Were in Texas ties and experiences from Boerne nearly twenty years ago. She had lived in Texas for years and in San Antonio at the time of her death.
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Anne Fellowes Johnkian
Tennaville
Texas
San Antonio
Merv
O. K
Boerne
Kelly Field Band to Play Fantasia Concert
The Kelly Field Band will perform Fantasia and Dixieland selections under William J. Terkhennw at the Air Corps Training Concert. The program will feature the Kelly Field Band at Sop. m on Tuesday with an evolving sequence of pieces.
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Kelly Field Band
Fantasia
Dixie
Air Corps Training Concer
William J. Terkhennw
Detectives Set Record in September Police Report
Chief Owen Wilday presented September figures showing Moore and Fstel investigated 34 cases. They recovered 421 percent of property and cleared 90.82 percent. Automobile division recovered property valued at 327,724. total recovered listed as 28,905.83.
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Frank Moor
T. Priel Nnde Hin Hest
Owen Wilduy
Mont Moore
Autoist Faces Malicious Mischief Charge After Vandalized Tires
Awan Reyes of 403 Wolér Street was arrested Tuesday for malicious mischief after punctured tires on a vehicle belonging to Reses. A witness on Bin Street described a man with a knife, leading authorities to identify the suspect.
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Man Reyes
Wolér Atreet
Angie
Bin
Conrad
Lecture Heard by University Women Stirs International Debate
At the St Anthony hotel Monday night the Inter-American Commission of Women spoke before the American Association of University Women. Miss Mione Miller presided as Mrs Florence Grigwold attended. The commission of 18 countries discussed justice and power in international relations.
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Inter-American Commission of Women
TiatinsAmerina Organiza Gott
Mes
Mare Irarita RoWles de Mondon
American Association of University Women
St. Anthony Hotel
International Relations Round Table
Mione Miller
Florence TL Grigwold
Wer
Mening
Tone American Union
International Commission
Presidents Conhigl Formed By City Clubs
Civic leaders from San Antonio plan a Presidents’ Council formed by past presidents of service clubs. The Oct 10 meeting at Dinka club aims to coordinate civic development with Kiwanis Optimists Engineers and other clubs. Nonpartisan aims noted. Members listed include Dr Watts Kisdee Naylor Carleton Adams and O J Schnabel.
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Conneil
San Antonio
Dinza Bots
WB. Joan
Hnpineers’ Club
Amonell
Kiwanis
Albergeryice
Soar
Tligenss
Committen
Toor
Dr. Watts
Kismidee
Scientific Group to Hear Major Cohee in San Antonio
Major Ora Cohee, United States Army chaplain, will address the Scientific City of San Antonio at the first meeting of the year on West Commerce Street at 7 30 p m Tuesday. He will speak on China and previously served with the Fifteenth Infantry in Tientsin from 192? to 1930, arriving in San Antonio in early 1931.
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Cohee
Ora d. Cohee
United States Army
Will Apeak
San Antonio
Ias West Commerce Street
China
Fifteenth Infantry
Junior College Warns on Dropping Classes Without Permission
Dean Bertram Blacry declared Monday that no course at the San Antonio junior college may be dropped without permission and students who drop without consent will face discipline. Dean Harty added that persistent absence amounts to dropping and cutting classes will not be tolerated.
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San Antonio Junior College
Bertram Blacry
Harty
Janet
Treasure at Casa Blanca by Vaquero Brush Country author
A historical note highlights the author of A Vaquero of the Brush Country, detailing their connection to Casa Blanca and the treasure themes woven through their work.
Buried Treasure and Fort Merril Echoes Across Nueces Front
Fragmented reminiscences recount bullion moulder legends beneath old Fort Merril and along Nueces County routes. From Casa Blanca to Corpus Christi, distant grants and cattle freighting anchors amid fading land records. A tale of hidden gold near Puente Plvdra, reckless searches, and unreachable wealth across ancient trails and mesas.
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Puente Plvdra
Trenting
Lornis
Goliad
Fort Merril
Paso Veters
Veleno
Matamoras
Loc Arroyo Colorade
Divid
Colorado
Nueces Couttes
Corpus Christi Bay
Goldstein Talk at Alamo Draws Catholic Audience
Darla Goldstein of Trastan, known as the Catholic apostle to the man in the steel, will speak at We Alamo at 8 p.m. under the Catholic Das h tera of Antérien. Marie Chambodut, publicity chair for SS An thons, urges all religious groups to attend. Willem Sinkin, a San Antonio Junior College student, was elected president of Tos Uabaileroa, a VAL CO sponsored organization.
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Bruce Tarver
Fife
Darla Goldstein
Trastan
Knw
We Alamo
Kugsdur
Daushtera
Antérien
St. Anethony
Coulatein
Mra
Marie Chambodut
Coart
SS Anthons
Sab T
Geel Hhre
Willem Sinkin
San Ansonio Junior College
Tos Uabaileroa
VAL, CO
Laatere
Gold Seekers Start Digging in Legends of Fort Ramirez
In a J Frank Dobie inspired reflection from Coronado's Children, the piece recalls mule and ox train journeys toward scarce grass routes, hauling cargo like temper and lumber, while Mexican charcoal remains unnamed. It notes deaths from illness and a grim, ritual disposal on a raised drying platform before redelivery to Mexican relatives.
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Old Powderborn
Corps
Fort Ramirez
J. Frank Dobie
Coronado's
UNEIL RITES HELD TUESDAY
Funeral services for Bert McNeil Sry real estate man, who died Monday afternoon at his home, 1559 Twenty third street, were held yesterday afternoon at Barry and McCollum chapel by Dr. J. B. Sessions and firm members of the Triune Lodge A. F. and A. M. He was a member of the British Rite and Odd Fellows. Survivors include his widow Annie McNeil four sons Hert Ie W. V. Tom and Warman McNeil four daughters Tetlie Se McNeil a sister Mrs G Z Dickson his father T F McNeil Uvalde counts and a brother Louis McNeil New York City.
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Bert McNeil
Twenty-third Street
Bary & McCollum
Schapel
J. B. Sessions
Triune Late
A. F. & Alm Tle
Odd Fellows
Annie McNeil
Hert
W. V. Tom
Warman McNei
Tetlie Se McNeil
G. Z. Dickson
T. Fe. McNeil
Uvalde
Anit
Louis McNeil
New York City
Pillow Tells Tale of Princess Eugenie Feathered Keepsake
The Pillow of Princess Iturbide linked to Maximilian era is revived by Mrs Kate Kaiserling. Her brother John D Kelly used the pillow for 30 years after receiving it from the princess on January 26 13. Kelly died in a railway tunnel accident in Querétaro Mexico while on inspection. Anxious to preserve the relic the Kaiserling family recounts the pillow’s journey, noting its feathers and traditional caretaking through decades.
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Eno Antonio
Iturbide
Masimillan
Kate Kriverliog
Cronax
John D. Kelly
Kelly
Baiserling
Queretaro
Mexico
William I'sice
Bon Antovio
Max
Ausiest
Awea
Kaiseeling
Walt
San Antonio
Eugenie
Rabers EL PASH big ranches and great eatité country
A fragmented telegraphy style note from Rabers El Pash describes Lat of tal grass and fens and mentions old Mexico, Coolidge, and refusals. It hints at an upheaval in communications and distant places with odd spellings and unclear meaning.
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EL Pash
Eatité
Hablera Ranch
Old Mexico
Max Tan
Coolidge
Will
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