Theft charge filed in county court over pants valued at two dollars
A theft under $30 charge is filed in county court by Andrew Merer against Manuel Rodriguea for the alleged theft of a pair of pants valued at two dollars. The fragment lists location hints in Garland and Turner Hall with unrelated advertising copy about brands and stock.
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Andrew Merer
Manuel Rodriguea
Divorce suits filed in two districts with several parties
In Fifty-seventh district court Earl Lane and Lillian Lane seek divorce while Bue Hamel and Luther Haenet also file. In Thirty-seventh district court Susie Anderson sues Robert Anderson. A prize masquerade ball proceeds at Electric Park with White Rose prize and tickets sold at Mission Garden Hall.
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Fifty-seventh District
Emna E. Coulter
Francis Coulter
Dixie L. Sargant
J. H. Sargant
Fifty-seventh District Court
Earl Lane
Lillian Lane
Bue Hamel
Luther Haenet
Thirty-seventh District Court
Susie Anderson
Robert Anderson
Mission Garden
The Royaltes and Empire Bill Shine in Big City Show
A lively review notes the Patricelas marvels at the Royaltes and the Mura-tatoscope entertaining a large S. R. O. crowd at Happy Hour theater. Honest Hearts gains attention at Empire while Paul Gilmore draws crowds at Grand with Peacock's cadets adding a drill. Minstrels and beer promos tail the page in playful fashion.
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Antione
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Lou Brocis
Family Playhouse
Paul Gilmore
the Grand
The
Royal
Empire
Happy Hour
Gilmore
Peacock’s Military Academy
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer
A dramatic ad promises rapid relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Cure. It invites readers to mail their name and address for a free trial package, claims easy proof via a coupon, and warns against surgical operations while touting quick disappearance of inflammation itching and ulcers. Sold by druggists.
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They RA Mid Drug Company
Pyrie Mid
Marshall, Mieh
Revolt Plan Bared In Court
Government evidence reveals two documents from the revolutionary junta appointing Kelipe Ortes Garcia as general advocate with power to enlist, arm, and fund the revolt. Witness Gare testified Aranio planned to join the uprising with money and recruits, detailing movements from San Antonio to Gonzales and Floresville before the expedition faltered.
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Revolutionary Junta
Kelipe Ortes Garcia
Ils
Ase
Gare
Aranje
San Antonio
Weiling
Hou
Gonzales
Floresville
Thoms
The New Delmonico Open for Business
The Delmonico restaurant reopens at 207 W Houston with a fresh interior and tidy tables. Wal Finio, the proprietor, is famed for top showers and popular Mullis siins and Mexican dishes. Daily fare aims to tempt hungry patrons with Kansas City meats and broad short order offerings.
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Delmonico
Ivas
Houston Street
Wal Finio
Kansas City
Kot Afforrs
Minto
Alan
Local Gardeners Report Mild Winter Benefit
In the vicinity gardeners note the cold spell was a benefit not a harm. They report genuine imports including El Idano Tequilla cigars and other goods at Aug. Lim burger on the corner of Main Plaza and West Commerce. Phone 741 Oldy.
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Linwinger
Maryland
Limburger
Freeze at Falfurrias Causes No Harm, Report Says
A fragmented Texas dateline reports a winter freeze in Falfurrias caused no injuries or damage. The sparse text notes no harm occurred and hints at an official assessment by authorities, with limited details available from the scanned page.
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Freeze
Falfurrias
Terrell Fire Causes $20000 Loss in Early Morning Blaze
Special to The Light reports Terrell Texas was struck by a morning fire that caused about $20000 in damage. The blaze broke out early today and prompted firefighting efforts throughout the town. No further details on injuries or cause were provided.
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Terrell
Tex
Fire destroys three downtown buildings in brisk blaze
A rapid fire gutted three structures in the business district, including one brisk and one galvanized iron building. The blaze started in Max Krystal's dry goods store. Residents listed as losers include Philip Behm, J Cruel of Dallas, Max Krystal, RB, Wright, and the Mathews Feet Company.
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Dry Gangs
Ho Jes
Philip Behm
J Cruel
Dallas
Max Krystal
Wright
Mathews Feet Company
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