Cathie Admits Her Love For Moore in Family Mystery
Cathie confesses love for Moore amid a tangled plot at Alfred Farnsworth’s mansion. Catherine Paige Marder, wealthy elderly employer, governs a gloomy household with a jealous husband, a scheming maid, and a Chinese servant family. Gordon Moore, Farnsworth’s business associate and frequent guest, detests Cathie while Metgeela holds family secrets. Cathie travels with her husband to a mountain engineering project where Moore, in charge of operations, offers to show her the dam at night.
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Catherine
Paige Marder
Alfred Farnsworth
Hubband
Tut Cathie
Mnder Cheong
Gordon Moore
Chester
Farnsworth
Cathie
Cathie Bla
Gorter Moora
Crater Dam Work Draws Night Above the Site
Cathie and Gordon Moore observe the unfinished dam as workers toil along the crater rim. Beacons flare and machines hum while cold mountain air bites. Drift and fog roll in, heightening the unreal scene as family tensions mix with the looming project.
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Moore
Cathie
Gordon
Bloore
Farnsworth
Alfred
Indy
David Moore
Mie Gordon
Woodle
Roth
Chester
Remember When Crowds Packed Park Pool 15 Years Ago
Mrs Laura Hanna recalls Sunday crowds at the park pool near Wells Lot as the most popular San Antonio vacation scene. The pool was modern and a favorite Sunday retreat for locals and visitors alike during that era.
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Laura Hanna
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Burglars Make Rich Hauls Here Over Week End
Three major weekend thefts were reported. A suitcase containing clothing and jewelry valued at 600 was taken from a car owned by Yucjano Ortiz on Yuc jano Street. Mrs P Grothius reported 25 dish sets stolen from West Kirk Avenue. Mrs M E B Crosett and family on East Summit Avenue lost $1000 worth of clothing and other items.
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Yucjano Ortiz
Street
Lie
P. Grothius
West Kirk Énid
Walker Lome
M. EB. Crosett
East
Summit Avenue
Opossums and Home Visit End in Odd Encounter
A confused report recalls a home scene at 449 Gerold Ayre where a frightened opossum triggered a sheriff response. Mrs MalDonald phoned authorities after hearing noises, but the animal died before any decisive action was taken. deputies arrived too late to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McDonald
Gerold Aye Nur
Alee
Tob Gladerata Jy
Davis
Officer hurt burglar: Dusty Rhodes stabbed in collision
Dusty Rhodes city detective was knocked down during a burglary at the A One Terms filling station 201 South Time Street early Monday. He and partner Detective W T Swift pursued the suspect Hugh Sheppard 28 of 520 Nevada Street. The burglar shot at officers. Rhodes received first aid and was hospitalized. Charges to be filed. Sheppard fled.
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Rhodes
South Tine Street
Dusty
Peigahors He Heath
He Negro
Hugh Sheppard
Nevada
W. T. Swift
Thorlas
Rindes
Sheppard
Jb Grenhogpstade
Jal
Wil
Mayor's Assistant Secretary Returns After Vacation
Julia Arstein resumes role as deputy secretary to the mayor at City Hall after a two week break. Abe Manny notes the assistant’s return and ongoing duties resume.
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Misa Julia Arstein
Retnene
Abe
Manny
Executive To Preside At Standing Hotel Association Convention
Theatas BD Green, president and executive officer of the Anerleain Hotel association, will preside at the forthcoming annual convention to be held at the Gunter Hotel.
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Theatas BD. Green
Anerleain Hotel Association
Gunter Hotel
Plins Set for American Association Convention
Hotel men from across the United States and Canada prepare for the annual convention of the American Association. The event runs October 8 to 11 at the Gunter Hotel with plans for entertainment. President Thomas D. Green will speak. Greny has led since 123 and has traveled over 100000 miles on behalf of the organization. Green is founder of Woodward Hotel in New Yale City.
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United States
Canada
Qe Gunter
Taal McSreeen
Thomas D. Green
Revelation
Wil Preakles Greny
Ile Pas
New
Yale City
Mesween Siid
Modern hot house at Randolph advances aviation landscaping
One of the first steps to beautify Randolph field, called West Point of the Air, was the construction of a modern hot house and nursery to supply shrubs and plants for landscaping. Scores of foreign trees and plants have been brought to the nursery. Lieut. Norfleet G. Bone is the landscape artist.
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Randolph Field
West Point
Lieut. Norfleet G. Bone
Randolph Wield plans beautification at West Point of the Air site
Randolph Wield announces a comprehensive beautification program for the West Point of the Air site. Landscape architect N G Bone and a team plant native trees and shrubbery, extend a 1800 acre field with Termuda grass, and develop parks and driveways. A nursery and a 420 foot greenhouse support ongoing planting, pruning, and seasonal cover.
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Randolph Wield
N. G. Bone
Mann
Bane
Allrge
San Antonio
Officers
Jdlowers
Mass Meeting Plans Welcome to Fliers Arrival in San Antonio
Civic leaders meet to organize a welcome for French aviators Vivodonne Coste and Maurice Lollante who cross the Atlantic. Orler Whaley of the chamber says the team will land in San Antonio from El Paso on the afternoon of November 1 and may continue to Oklahoma City the next morning as part of their national tour.
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San Antonio
Vivodonne Coste
Maurice Lollante
Atlantic
Oret Vastwest Bight
Rlander of Commerce
Orler Whaley
Chamber
New York
Sa Antonia
el Paso
Whaley
Oklahoma City
Learning in Shop Sparks Hands-On Public School Vocational Training
Oliver Garrett a Main Avenue student begins work in Morgan Woodward company’s automobile repair department under a new public school vocational education program. Students perform real work as part of the hands on training initiative.
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Oliver Garrett
Main Avenue
Morgan Woodward Company
Judge West Vacation Delays Texas Court Docket
The United States district court in San Antonio will hear cases with Judge Dual West on vacation in California. Judge West plans to return by October. A new petit jury venire of 50 has been called. over 100 cases remain on the docket and many more will go to the grand jury.
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Tuige
Charles A. Bosaton
Waco
San Antonio
Weidner Flay
Thurador
Dual West
California
West
Crast
United States
Marvin Titus Toreman
Fleet T. White
United States Muestini
Evil Morag
Servien
Grand Jury
City Plan Chairman Attends National Convention
City Plan Chairman LL Whit leaves Mondas for Washington to attend the National Chamber of Commerce convention on September 18 to 20 focusing on civic development and municipal planning.
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City Plan
LL Whit
Thy
Pin Cnnmission
Mondas Hight
Whatington
Civi¢ Development Department
Nacional Chamber of Com Motes
Captain Brow Seriously Ill After Long Police Service
Captain J Frank Brow a senior police captain with 46 years on the force was seriously ill at his home at 101 North Tarede Street Monday. The nature of his ailment was not known as of press time.
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J. Frank Brow
J. Frank Wren
North Tarede Street
San Antonio High School Students Begin Cooperative Work
More than 75 students across San Antonio public high schools join a city funded coordination plan to combine education with factory and retail work. Fifty youngsters are already placed in local factories by Vocational Supervisor O W Pongey, with 25 more to be assigned and many positions to follow. Students split mornings for class under Miss Yates and afternoons in stores, earning six dollars weekly as they gain practical experience and prepare for graduation in hopes of better post school placements.
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San Antonio
Sli
Sinin Avene
Brockenridge High
Eghonly
Bilney Litnier
Denvey
Moray
Boye
Miss Matche Yates Retail
Trackendle High School
Lockjaw Claims Seven Victims in San Antonio Week
A tetanus outbreak in San Antonio last week and this week claimed seven lives, including 12 year old Manuel Garcia who died at Mobert 1 KR treen after developing tetanus at school. Hospital staff failed to locate the initial wound as the illness progressed, with the boy son of Mr and Mrs Tom Garein of Charler McVey, Rawann attest.
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San Antonio
Manuel Garcia
FR. Green Hospital
Tom Garein
Charler McVey
Rawann
Domial
Rents to be ordered as taxi bond fight moves on
A court hearing to restrain city bonds on taxi fees postponed. Mayor to deploy special police to seize unbonded taxis starting Thursday. Officials plan complaints against firms lacking bonds, with penalties from 5 to 200 dollars. Plaintiffs allege ordinance unconstitutional and decades old.
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G .M. Gamblers
Chambers
Footwork Rescues Man From Bandit on City Street
Fast footwork by Bowers of the Fourth Wage Company Fort Sam Houston saved a man from a knife-wielding raider on New Brouniels Avenue. The assailant approached with a long knife. the victim ducked and escaped without serious harm.
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Bowers
Fort Sam Houston
Sfondas
Brouniels Avenue
Manep Thawers
Beely
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Nearo
Randolph
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