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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1931
Page
9
Varry discovers a woman Travers once loved and Mary Lou agrees to impersonate the wife in a palatial English residence. She fears exposure as Travers and the family physician urge a fresh start, while an anxious cast member interviews in a wartime setting.
The passage shows Mary Lou torn between loyalty to Larry and the pull of a richer life through marriage. Mary Lou fears betraying friends and contemplates limited options as she faces social pressure from the Teorrimers and lingering affection for Treey amid mounting tension.
Pershing describes the First Division’s advance from the Argonne toward Montdidier. He explains the plan to support a French counter attack near Amiens and the broader aim to shift Allied effort from defensive to offensive action. Casualties occurred during trenchwork and setup for the jump-off.
U S Troops the Twenty eights infante under Colonel Hanson Ely were reinforced by machine guns engineers and other troops to support the artillery brigades of the mission and suppress fierce batteries attempting interference with the guns. Continuous on page 6.
Felix Davilas of Austin Street was injured Monday when a stray bullet from a firearm fired during a confrontation near Seequin Road struck him. He was taken home and reported in satisfactory condition as police investigate the shooting involving suspects from New Mexico and California.
Four automobiles burned in a garage fire caused by an apparent battery fault or accidental spark. One car belonged to Franchesco Reel or operator Te TivTelgers and suffered extensive damage. A separate $300 coupe owned by F A Hill was damaged. a vacant dance hall on Weinbere Street also sustained minor fire losses.
West Side residents report a quiet night after a weekend cleanup by the West Side Improvement League. Police coverage expanded, with units patrolling the district and more officers assigned to assist at 200 addresses amid ongoing efforts to restore order.
Sam Astonio, named as the latest victim of a hit and run in a dawn collision on a Sunday, was cut and thrown to the curb when a speeding car struck his vehicle near Camden and Ticb mond streets. A description was obtained after the driver sped away.
Two nature study groups will meet at the Wittennectm next week under the direction of Mrs. John Schenk and Carl A. Bryansville executive. The next is a study of birds and will be held Tuesday March 3. The second unit covers shrubs and flowers with sessions starting at THHP Jadie and Last two Tears iver Re tual of Bix weeks.
A committee chair, amid debates on proposed measures, faces resistance from Dry forces. The group plans a March 5 meeting to finalize topics and decision points as tensions rise over the policy direction.
A Texas history feature profiles Stephen F. Austin in a narrative on early American frontier leaders. The piece ties his actions and regional influence to settler expansion, with emphasis on named figures and the broader development of Texas history.
A fragmented 19th century style missive describes a boy of mixed ancestry with facial freckles and social teasing. The writer seeks advice on self esteem and coping with prejudice amid mockery from peers and family, asking for guidance to improve confidence and acceptance.
Four suspects were taken into custody following an incident on Beemin Road where a taxi driver, Palos Valos, 23, of 417 North Team Street, was assaulted and the vehicle stolen. The victim, a driver for Owl Vaay Linga, was attacked after picking up the group and driven toward Why off before escaping with the taxi. Police reported the arrests were made shortly after the incident with details continuing to unfold.
Febru 1 report notes Sir Tob. Tater, a leading physician and author, has died. He held prominent posts and treated royal households since 1910s, leaving a substantial medical legacy and influence on public health.
Burglaries reported at Somisons Drug Store No 4 Tresdway and Harris-Hliterts Live Co. were foiled by neighbors. thieves moved a heavy safe from the drug store and escaped with cash checks and silverware. Other entries include homes on West Woodlawn, Leaington avenue and Belmont streets with various stolen items and attempted break ins.
A man on Durango Street reports a knife attack but declines to identify his assailant. The incident occurred Sunday night in Slavnilny with the victim treated at Green Hospital. Police have no name to release as the victim invokes anonymity.
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