Laurel Accused of Jealousy and Wild Party Night
Laurel Dake, aged 16, clashes with her mother over jealousy as she attendes a social circle led by young men including Tmiogene Gay and a 20 year old Hobger Sartoris. She fends off a late night invitation to a party at a deserted farm, escapes a dangerous scene, and is later rescued after a car chase on the highway. Laurel returns to a family gathering where Brace Harvey may appear.
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Laurel Dake
Ady l
Joan
Hoger Sartoris
Tmiogene Gay
Laurel
Laurel Cearow
Ube Aighway
Mw Etcunger
Tefe de
Brace Tarvey
Brace
Connin
Arigh
Harvey Scolnst Din
Willin
Connie
Clarloum
Lanight
Tiurelf
Harvey
Delahunt
Bruce Vorsey
Connix
Laure
Ducky
Jorrel
Gould
Fouis
Page & Cal
Laurel's Secret Night With Dr Harvey Sparks Family Tension
Laurel returns to the club house with Bruce Harvey while her mother watches on the porch. Consie shows annoyance at Laurel's closeness to the young doctor, prompting whispers of jealousy and concern about Laurel's future. Connie confronts Laurel and the scene ends with a cryptic line as the chapter continues.
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Laurel
Bruce Harvey
Consie
RAM Y FUND DRIVE PUSHED FOR FIVE THOUSAND GOAL
A community fundraising push gathered momentum as about 35 workers labored Monday to raise remaining funds for an $8000 goal. The campaign drew support from Ning and Teantyahird bands and featured speakers including Herman J. Och and others. Proceeds supported seed penale with the nar tow kbtives in a periodical drive across local venues.
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Busincea
Moniay
T. M. UL
SSN
Ysl
Suniay
Ning and Teantyahird Stanley
Herman J. Och
Chaylain
Q. Ad Cohee
Serzequig
W. W. White
B.C. Walker
Ay Neayowwid Tippman
Mid Jack Wallner
Private letter reveals a father's struggle and hopes for his children
In a long personal missive a father describes years of hardship and separation, insisting Texas life has shaped him while lamenting the toll on his children. He emphasizes missing his clan, the burden of supporting a home, and the desire to keep his family intact despite strained finances and social pressure.
Tent storm wrecks camp on riverfront
A fragmentary report notes a tent collapse during a storm near the riverfront site, injuring at least one camper. Local responders secured the area and began a preliminary survey of damage. Authorities urged residents to seek shelter during adverse weather.
Thief Steals Silver Clothing and Furniture Reported
A thief stole silverware clothing and furniture from a hinnen at 2457 Salty Flores Street late Sunday. Mrs Vig Rebch of 130 Beatrice Street reported the loss to police on Monday. A purse loss and a mistaken pack left at Market's studi e were noted, with various locals providing statements.
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Salty Flores Street
Vig Rebch
Beatrice Street
Miny Ainnie Figgett
Studie
Misa Jewell
Franciscans Reclaim Mission San Jose Enclosure
The Franciscan order formally took possession of Mission San Jose in San Antonio with a ceremony marking restoration work. Archbishop Lisossmerla blessed the site and a new monastery costing 320,000 dollars will serve friars, honoring the missions' historic role in Texas. Notable attendees included Very Rev Vincent Schrempp and Rev Tom Aventura Alerding.
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Sons of St
Indiana
San Antonio
M.S. Gorrngs
Dressarris
Texas
Ibem
Thia
Frankston
Bost
Arthur J. Lisossmerla
Uiljncest
Ordee
Vincent Schrempp
Socced Merit
Tonaventura Alerding
San Jose Mission
F. Emerx
Jonny Yente
Hys Antonio
Jose Vaca and the Teolote cave treasure hunt
Jose Vaca tunnels in the Teeolote mountains near the Tpecog river below Beco village seeking antique Italian pottery hoarded in a cave. He uses a forked instrument and a cord of gold silver and other metals to locate valuables, attracting partners, investors, and curious onlookers as rumors spread of a major find.
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Kor Sears
Jose Eays
Jost
Jose Boa
Mexico
Cand
Alexigan
Jor
Allmaquerque
Cane
Deeps
Jose
Mexicas
Palma
Pferty
Amy
Burglars Routed From Paint Shop Without Goods
Detectives led by SW A Lindsey of Glidlon Paint Co Texas traced a paint shop burglary at 134 West Commerce Street where the door was left open and gear lay scattered. Officers suspect the burglars fled before alarm, while separate reports note thefts from residences including $163 in currency, $50 in gold and $100 in jewelry at 233 Washington Street and $140 in jewelry at 1002 West Gramercy.
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SW. A. Lindsey
Glidlon | Paint Company of Texas
West
Commerce Street
Frank
Pastors Ordain Elders by Bishop Brooks at St James Church
Reverends Matthews Davis Maddow ordained elders by Bishop Tishon Sampson Brooks at St Tames Negro church. Brooks appointed presiding elders Tev D Sadler San Antonio district Trev W A Dosa Weimer district Rev A W Williams Ror Kum district Rev J A Toward named pastor of St James church Her O J Step eng of Tethel church named.
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3. Matthews
Tageda Davis
Otty Maddow
Tishon Sampson Brooks
St. Tames
Brooks
St. James Church
Her. O. J. Stepeng
Tethel Church
Benefit Dance to Aid Negro School
Funds from a Negro benefit dance will be directed to Lincoln School to equip its football and basketball program. The event is set for Lincoln Park on Monday night, with admissions and times announced locally.
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Lincoln Park
Lincoln School
International arrivals and military students in 1921 era
Chinese citizen Roy Charlyo Yuinu and Guatemalan First Lieutenant Nicolas de Leon arrived for a conduct inspection beginning November 2. Yuinu, educated at John D. Wells high school in Hunan and the University of Kansas, earned an ES and MLB.A. degrees. De Leon studied at the Guatemalan military academy for three years and a Mexican military academy for two years.
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Roy Charlyo Yuinu
University of Konens
Nicalas de Leon
Guatemala
Mandolpn Fiell
Inn
Cheking
Jing
John D. Wells High School
Hunan
China
University of Kansan
Tieutenant Te Teon Atienini
Guatemaiin Military Academy
Mexican Military Ueadty
Self made Frenchman labels amid Hoover Laval meeting
A fragment from a Hollywood California page notes a man named Lareal described as a self made Frenchman. It mentions an encounter with Mr. Hoover and Monsieur Laval, and hints at foreign affairs. The piece carries humor and political satire with typographical quirks.
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Hollywood
Cail
Ort
Lareal
Mr. Hoover
Monsieur Laval
Iito
Horah
Americen
Amimere
Two Die In San Antonio Weekend Auto Crashes
Two fatalities marked a deadly San Antonio weekend as hospital reports listed the victims. Henry Lenz, 83, died at Robert B Green Hospital after a collision at Elm and Cooper streets. Leoi Guerra, 72, died at Santa Rosa infirmary after being struck by a trolley car near Delgado Street. Police identified the driver as Henry Arms, 18, in Guerra’s crash on Vrederiecksburg road. Other injuries included Victoria Cardonas, 25, and Petra Modeiguez, 20, treated at local hospitals.
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San Antonio
Henry Lenz
Cooper and Geverantredta
Trobert B. Green
Noll
Joan
Lons
Troi Phe Riebe Undertaking Company
Thr Ter
Ato
Vrederiecksburg Road
Victoria Cardonas
Yenrahl
Santiago Street
Robert Tt. Gronm Hospital
Petra Modeiguez
Trownsville
Georgetown
Stobert DB. Green Hospital
Doyurel
Detectives Divide $500 Reward Money
Five hundred dollars in reward money will be divided between Captain Fillin Anker and Officer Otto Selahman and members of the detective bureau. Anderson and Leiehmman decided to give $200 of the reward to detectives rewarded in the capture and took Powers' fingerprints. The two officers will divide the remainder.
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Kwe San Antovio Po Jeemon
Abe Dowam
Fillin Ankerson
Otto Selehman
Mmbers
Buersu
Anderson
Leiehmman
Gate Crashing Fine of 85 Given Youth A $5 Cine
Youth Staymond Phipps 19 of 27 East Theo Avenue admitted to attempting to slip into the State theater without posing and disturbing the theater. In Corporation court Judge A I Mallock heard the case as he faced a $85 fine and a $5 Cine penalty. A group of youths disrupted the scene by breaking exits and rushing toward the theater alley, with one officer rushing to catch them. The incident also notes the city council approved a 2 cent per barrel bid for fuel from Grangburg Oil Company for city vehicles.
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Phipps
DIL BI
Manuny
Grngburg Oi Company
All City Vehlelen
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