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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
13
Fragmented dialogue traces a tense scene between Chickie and Barry as shock and fear drive a confrontation about a past action and an upcoming public reckoning. Emotional turmoil, threats, and the pressure of disclosure frame their uneasy plan to meet the crisis together.
A colorful city scene shows youths in balloon pants and neckpieces causing a stir as older residents recall past fashion, while jelly beans claim juniors humiliate and oppress seniors with bold sock and tie displays.
J Delaney president Schreiner Institute Kerrville will address the Scientific Society tonight at 7. Delaney, former head of education at Austin College Jerersman for twelve years, organized Schreiner Institute for boys funded by Cabin in Charles Schreiner.
Chapman the alleged robber is appealing to the Supreme Court from Hartford after conviction for the deadly shooting of Patrolman Skelly. The court had set a sentence that was to be carried out after appeal.
Fragmented lines discuss Hawaii capture rumors and Pacific fleet logistics, a London game from Central Africa, remarks on prohibition and drink wagons, a deputy’s ribs injury, Dempsey and Kearns dialogue, radio advertising quirks, tech glimpses, a court restraining order on self harm, rumor harms, a divorce suit in the Marquis of Queensbury era, and judges’ take on wives’ worth justified by circumstance.
Detectives Grasshof and Bartholoe have arrested a Mexican man for stealing four motometers from a car parked Monday near Broadway and Travis. He confessed after questioning, and police now seek the car owner.
A confusing report describes a night incident on a red cricksburg road where a motorist passed a parked car and brandished a shotgun. Detectives Higgins and Robina investigated an apparent ambivalence between criminals and locals as Chief Rolie Miller led the inquiry.
Four San Antonio women from diverse backgrounds discuss politics divorce home life spending money and marriage expectations. Mrs Keith McGowan suggests a strong influence in politics and a million dollars for a husband while Ruth Moses and others weigh home comfort spending judgments and suitable marriage funds.
Fourteen year old Chipid Gabriel was struck by a car driven by A Adberger while crossing Houston and Broadway to sell papers. He was knocked to the pavement but suffered only minor bruises after emergency treatment at Robert B Green Hospital. He returned home to 140 Amstoy Street.
Two tugs, the Imbracaria and Ganada, will sail from Vancouver to Japan tonight carrying a spare engine extra parts gasoline and supplies for Major Peden Zauni Argentine aviator who plans a world flight from Japan. Patricia Murphys alleges the plan announced last night.
The Huisache from Main Avenue high school in San Antonio topped 58 publications to win the silver loving cup in a state contest run by the Interscholastic League High School Press Conference and the Texas University Signa Delta Chi. Principal judge praise noted consistent quality across all issues and credited editor Meredith Engle and staff for the achievement. Brackenridge Times placed second.
A frail middle aged woman, breadwinner for a four person family, fought tuberculosis for years. After losing work and facing starvation, the Associated Charities provided monthly support and medical care, helping her regain health and return to work while stabilizing the family and keeping the boy in a proper home environment.
At Brooks Field students entering the Primary Flying School often fear flying low. Instructors use fence hopping joy rides to break ground shyness, lifting nerves with brief flights along trees and high objects before final training.
In Brackenridge Park a zoo barber tends animal clients during a bustling morning. Mrs Bear, Lady Camel, Mrs Fox and others seek fashionable “shingle bob” haircuts for their cubs and selves, amid lively shop chatter and animal antics as the day starts.
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