Mystic charms seized in vagrancy raid on youth doctor
A deputy sheriff seized a collection of occult items including a human skull and crystal globes after arrest of a 17 year old man described as a "doctor" on a vagrancy charge. The raid targeted alleged spell casting linked to Sgt Antoilic youth.
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D. F. Trevino
Raquel and Farrell Plot Amid Hermosa Tensions
Raquel plans a secret meeting with Farrell as class tensions and jealousies flare in Hermosa near the Mexican border. Raquel faces pressure from her father Pancho and suitor Bill Johnson while family conflict and rumors swirl through the journey southward.
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Raquel Roos Axcretsen
Doctor jailed for casting self
A court in Fexar county jail held a man on charges related to casting spells described as magical or occult practices. The accused, a 7 to 14 year old child in a report, faced allegations linked to a ritual setting and claimed violent or dangerous consequences. Local officials and the sheriff’s department declined further comment pending trial.
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Cuatamalans Set to Study at Brooksi
Ambiguous notice reports Cuatamalans beginning studies at Brooksi with unclear names and scattered phrases. Mentions Nniks field and Vaytaiok Rivardes todos with Thomas Mebetona of a Guintauman army and revived informaliins at Mir Veen Tealving venter headquary.
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Vaytaiok Rivardes Todos
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Mir Veen Tealving
Hegins
Investigators Decr City Attorney's Office Probe Status
Two investigators for the City Attorney's Office appeared Wednesday in mid investigation, while another line of inquiry was dismissed. The delays and contested roles sparked questions about the progress of the inquiry.
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Classified Help Wanted Notices Provide Guidance
When you seek competent help for business or home tasks you can assist yourself by aiding others. Qualifications of many persons across lines of work are announced today and daily in light classified ads. Consult the feature and you will likely secure the right hire.
Fourteen Face Charge of Holdup and Shop Robbery
Britton, 22, of 2012 Went Houston ate, is charged with two complaints of robbery by assault with a firearm in connection with a grocery store and filling station holdups. John F. Onion, justice of the peace, filed the charges Tuesday afternoon. One complaint alleges Britton held up John Onion and Anderson at the Midway Service station on Fredericksburg Street and robbed them of $27 and a pistol. The other charge alleges Britton robbed Osborn, 438 University Avenue, an employee at Piggly Wiggly at North Foundry Street. Leonon, 2, and Sant, Gray, and Williams were named as Rudolphsons and witnesses.
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Westmoorland College Honors Student at Kerrville Commencement
Miss Moronce Spriktes received the SOG scholarship for highest average in her class during Westmoorland College commencement at Tanrel Voihes Methodist church. Commencement opened with a processional led by Martha Togsd ate. Dean George Pickous gave the address as the Westmoorland Choral Lab directed by Miss Ora Witte sang Thine Kyng.
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Kerrville
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Dean George
Ora Witte
Florence Tih
Heights League Elects Officers After Regular Meeting
The Heights League elected officers including president Mors Be Re Tupper, vice president Mrs. Loughwell, Mrs. Shalph Gillis, Mrs. Aint Summers, secretary Mime Carn Glassfned, treasurer Annt Courtenay, and others. The election followed a standard session in the Junior High.
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Tupper
Alamo Heights
Courtenay
Rome
Recreation funds sought for park program amid delays
Roger Stoker, recreation board chair, asks for the recreation department funds from the 1930 tax to be released by Thursday. Park Commissioner Jacob Rubisls discusses a $49,000 shortfall and plans to begin summer preparations, while officials note the annual fund cannot be used immediately. The board regrets John Harvard’s dismissal but will not push action against the mayor and park commissioner.
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Jacob Rubisls
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John Hanvard
Cdereativty
Recreation Board
Hanvard
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Anderson Appointed Reserve Captain in Army Corps
Anderson received word from Secretary of War Piotrink JT Hurley that he has been appointed a captain in the Army Reserve Corps assigned to the Judge Advocate General's department. Anderson, a veteran, has been practicing law and serves as representative for Congressman Harry M. Woerzbach during the congressman’s absence.
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Secretary of War
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Appaial Reserve Corps
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Harry M. Woerzbach
Five in Hospital After Series of Auto Crashes
Five people were hospitalized after a series of automobile accidents during the night. Refugio De Ta Rosa, 64, of 518 Portoon Street, Susie Werte, 7 sees wd, and Jeseie De Ta Rosa, 622 Tor- Teou Street, were injured when two cars collided on the North Taorelo streets. Mize Prarathy, 410 South Alady Street, sustained a minor injury when her car overturned after a collision at Water and Goliad streets. Manuel Guajacle, 13, of 614 Delgado Street, suffered a broken arm after being struck by a car near his home Thursday.
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Delgado Street
Benefit Play for Poor Families at St Gerard’s Parish
The Ardenne club of St Avil's High School will stage a charity performance titled Play for Benefit of Poor Families at the Pedro Playhouse, 8515 vom Hadurday. Sponsored by the Trettemptorist Fathers of St Gerard's church, the event aims to raise funds for needy families.
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Shortened Hours in Veterans' Bureau Notice
Wartime style notice states emergent schedule changes at the United States Veterans Bureau. Regional director Ghaynen announces extended hours from Jones to September with late shifts until eight o clock. staff will report and depart per revised timing.
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Chambers Denies Job Offer Reached Him
Misread text indicates Chambers denied any job offer as company attorney at Moody and Stageenery Oil. Report claims inquiry occurred in Houston on Wednesday with unclear parties. Further details and names are not clearly readable from the fragment.
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Work Cadets Enroll By May In Legendary Caterpillar Club
May 6 saw four new members join the Kelly field chapter of the Caterpillar Club, an elite group of airmen who earned their status by emergency parachute jumps. Notables include Will Wy. White, the first Bells field pilot to join, who jumped on June 5, 1924, and Capt. Lynd who also added to the roster that year. The banner year came in 1927 with several new inductees, while later entries listed Cadets JO. Reeyealer and others in the current class HL Kelly.
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University of Texas
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Remembering Gan Pedra Creek at Five Points bridge
A reminiscence recalls 25 years past when kids gathered by Gan Pedra Creek near the Five Points crossing of North Laredo and North Sores streets. The area felt rural, with creek width noted and safe gatherings like campfires and crawls before any police intervention.
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Police appeal to find missing Ada May Corey
Police requested Tuesday to locate Ada May Corey about seventeen who has been missing since June when she married. The mother, Macy May of 413 Loverd Inn, said the girl was married in June and believed to have gone to Oklahoma. The husband recently appeared in San Antonio, the mother stated.
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Byrd Scout Siple Receives Honor from Administration
Little America postmark December 4 1930 notes Paul Siple accompanying Admiral Byrd on expeditions. Siple recently earned the highest commendation for his 16 year work since the New York launch, including dog teams zoology deep sea soundings and Arctic specimens with penguins and seabirds.
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Seount Siple
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Board Orders Additions to Schools and Restroom Plans
The board approved construction bids for two junior and one elementary school, plus remodeling at several elementary sites with no restrooms at some locations. Bids open June 28 for additions, and other projects include a new auditorium at Ralph White Rainson and a kitchen and restrooms at Bovlach. Teaching staff changes and summer maintenance plans were also approved.
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