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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
11
Dramatic dated text shows Chickie torn envelope and inescapable memories after a breakup. Protagonist contemplates the past, the letter from a departed lover, and a looming life apart as she actions through domestic scenes with Jennie and Jonathan. The passage hints at tragedy, introspection, and plans for a new life.
San Antonios status as a principal U S military hub is shown by figures placing more troops nearby than any other single site in the nation. Fort Sam Houston heads a network with 10 000 personnel and 750 officers in the area, while Fort Bliss and other Texas posts push Eighth Corps Area strength toward 21 000 officers and men.
Pledges and cash totaling $6,347.36 have been received by the Associated Charities in its drive to raise $20,000 for operations from May 1 through 1926. J. Rarratt, president, warns the goal is essential to continue the year’s work. The annual report will be mailed Monday to about 1500 previous subscribers, with follow-up letters to follow.
With the arrest of two men in Austin Tate Saturday, U S wrist watches and twelve gold chains, stolen from the room of Leo McMillan at the Gunnor hotel several days ago, were recovered. The jewelry, valued at 710, was taken by prowlers who entered McMillan's room during a brief absence. McMillan, whose home is in House ton, is a sellsman for a jewelry company. Detectives Norton and Davirr went to Austin late Saturday to get the prisoners.
A fragment from Alta Times notes Mrs Anna Rhodes, claiming to be the Rearing Lion of the Tribe of Judah, leader of a northern California elt, and describes her as outspoken about a sex complex. The piece ties in a Los Angeles prohibition agent detecting a shipment by scent and a Goosberry resident veteran recounting Civil War memories at a golden wedding anniversary.
A reader notes a mysterious sign on a Ford rear mentioning California and sunshipr. The piece laments rushed midwestern spring, cites an ancient tomb in Tantais with a bronze razor and rouge bite reflecting timeless vanity, and mentions a Fairmont party for whooping cough and Gard hypnotism among arguard obedents, hinting at social diversions and gentler satire.
Detectives seek two men who attacked M. Bonita, a Public Service Company conductor, at Cameron and Elmira streets in San Antonio. They beat him, held a knife to his side, and robbed him of a money container cap badge and five dollars as he headed toward work. Officers have a description of the suspects.
An escaped raccoon from Bracken Ridge Park attacked Charles A Turk at 246 Arcintga Street Sunday night, biting his ankle multiple times. The animal was captured after seeking refuge in a cage and will have its head sent to Austin for rabies testing.
The article reports Strong support from conservatives for General Von Hindenburg as Germany's president, arguing his election would curb Bolshevik influence and halt Communist activity in Europe. It notes Hindenburg's wartime service and current posting as consul in Leipzig, with prior service at Leon Springs and Camp Travis. Some sources warn of a groundless alarm over his election amid Bolshevik threats.
A mother and her son, both described as Negro, fought with hatchets Sunday night. The mother was taken to the city hospital with a scalp wound. the son, after his wound was dressed, was arrested on a charge of assault to murder. He allegedly struck the mother’s head and then struck a stove, but both claimed the other started the fight. Detectives Higgins Norton and Dwyer handled the case.
Burglars entered Mrs Maude Malone’s home at 150 South Street Sunday night by cutting a screen and forcing a locked cedar chest. they took no items. In a separate entry at 110 West Travis Street Joe Locke a fruit dealer found a crate of oranges and half a box of lemons stolen from his garage.
Burglars Monday morning forced open the Majestic Cafe at 1208 West Houston Street and took about $30 from the cash register between 8:25 and 8:50. Latrolman Vidal found the broken hinges on a side door, revealing the theft.
Dr. Jeremiah Rhodes, the San Antonio schools superintendent, says photos largely guide hiring decisions. He notes neat appearance signals suitability, while character can be judged by a portrait though it captures only one side. Married women are seldom considered, and questions on church or club affiliations concern board priorities.
A Negro minstrel program titled Far, Far From Broadway was presented at Sidney Lanier Junior High School. The Imperial minstrel troupe, the school’s musical group, contributed greatly to the success, and a dance followed the program.
H M Madison railroad inspector predicts a bumper 1923 grape crop in Southwest Texas. Acreage rises from about 50 66 acres last year to roughly 200 acres this year with an expected yield of about 40 carloads worth around 200 000 dollars. Texas Carman grapes, similar to Concord, mature on Liveoak Peninsula and ship to New York and other eastern markets.
San Antonio fingerprint expert Owen W. Kilday praises telephoto picture transmission to broadcast fingerprint photos for rapid suspect identification. He notes photos aid in locating escaped prisoners and verifying distant officials, while fingerprints confirm identity beyond unreliable descriptions.
Fair maidens in snow white swan roles will dance before a prince and lure him from a cliff over a moonlit lake. The Battle of Flowers association presents the event at 8 o clock Wednesday night as a main Fiesta week attraction. More than 200 participants showcase fairy folk dances with Mollie Moore directing the swan ballet. Critics praise rehearsals as potentially one of the most gorgeous ballets presented.
Police records list arrests from Sunday raids on gambling games. officers Vogler Goff Vinson and Hobbs led operations in the 700 block of Venter. several suspects, including recorded minorities, were questioned on gaming charges as a municipal holiday affected court activity.
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