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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1930
Page
8
Raquel and her companion Grete Tosak holiday at Deauville, where Raquel’s daring ocean venture draws rescue by a gray-eyed, blond stranger. Alphonsa Courbet, a noted fashion expert, praises the models and hints Raquel may join them. Gerald Parker’s renewed attention follows her exotic beauty and charm.
Raquel asserts control over Gerald Parker with a single command, turning him into a pawn for her ambitions. Greta reveals Parker’s origins and status, while Raquel supports a plan to secure his leverage. Alphonse arrives, symbolizing a trusted ally in Raquel’s ongoing bid to maintain beauty and power.
A fragment recalls a private hunt on the North Side area around Laurel and Summit Missleton where youths used small guns and even “nigger” shooters to hunt rabbits and small game. It mentions a trap pile for skunks as a notable local practice from forty eight years ago.
San Antonio hosts a record attempt at the mulberry tree with H Red Tayls and Tubby Towland aiming to surpass national marks. Gerald Herder of Milwaukee holds 603 hours, while Joseph Duria of Port Arthur leads the Texas effort at 414 hours. several Port Arthur climbers are active as the distance to the record narrows.
An accident report from a local hospital describes multiple bite and burn injuries. Mars Vale at 1119 East Elmira Street received first aid for a spider bite. Edward Reet at 122 Frederickburg Road was bitten by a bug. Rupy Labse, two, of Tunderaf, treated for burns. Ade Northcup, from GIS Adams Street, bitten by a snake during an outing at Lake McQueeny. under care.
A traveling representative from a Chicago music house reported his pocketbook containing 30 dollars stolen in a theater lobby Sunday afternoon. Police also investigated a separate hold-up on Roosevelt Avenue where G A Kearny was robbed of a 4 and a watch by two men on street Sunday night.
A man identified as C. J. Adamson of 207 Crotter Avenue Harlandate was hospitalized Monday after being struck by a car while crossing Bulb Alamo Street in the 20 block. He sustained minor injuries and was treated at Robert R. Green Hospital.
Poultry and egg producers of southwest Texas gathered near Comfort for a second annual barbecue and inspiration meeting. Dr ETH Orchard, manager of the Poultry Producers Association, announced a target production program. Speakers included M Sherwood of Texas A&M, A Dempke of El Paso, and J A Atinszoug, with local officials welcoming attendees. About 1500 visitors from seven counties attended. 780 chickens were served.
Joy Reyea of 17 North Bablnss Street asks police to locate his wife and seven children who have vanished from their Ubelr home.
The Daily Journal chronicles Robin Dale and the Dona hue case linked murders. It details Dale’s involvement in high profile investigations, including the Gladden tragedy and the Tell-Tale Makeup, as his crime detection reputation grows amid international attention.
Contest offered by The San Antonio Light invites readers to present theories on a murder case. Entrants must submit brief explanations and evidence pointers to support their theory. Prize details include $25 cash and other rewards for top submissions.
Robin Dale, District Attorney Wilfred Sands, and Los Angeles detectives invade the Gladden murder case in Beverly Hills. Irma Gladden lies slain in a jade-green gown with a red wound, as peers and officers chase an anonymous killer amid a web of suspects. The story follows the high-profile crime, intrigue, and a looming continuation.
The San Antonio Light awards $25 for the bead solution of The Master Mystery story The Muffled Shot. Contestants, including B J Petmecky of Lytle, vie for first prize and theater tickets.
The text describes a puzzle solution titled The Muffled Shot by B. Fr. Patmecky, tied to a $2 prize. It details processing at Captain Blake’s pow dice headquarters, mentions Jardin Blake and the district altar, and notes others arriving before Quinty is accounted for. Continued on Page 5. Col. 6
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