Raquel Shakes Up Paris Society In Dream Debut
Raquel, a striking beauty, travels from desert towns to New York as she enters Paris society. She draws attention from Alphonse Gourbel who hires her as a model while Jack Farrell promises marriage, and Raquel is introduced as a Spanish princess at a gala. Letters hint Farrell’s arrival in New York heightens tension.
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Gota
Lagna
Nestor
Tere
Agrab de
Jack Farrell
Alphonse Gourbel
I Avenus
Raquel
Alphonse Plas
Paris
Sean
Jon Farrell
New York
Raquel Plans Paris Move Amid Hopeful Farewell
Raquel bursts from bed and letters hint at an escape to Paris as a model, earning money and sending Farrell funds. She leaves Newark, passes through a bustling hotel lobby, and spends the day modeling gowns and accessories, pausing to seal money for Farrell while contemplating return.
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Raquel
Ocean
Paris
Farrell
Newark
Benuts
France
Manaarr
Parreth
Cleri
Merbags
Tos Pardant
Rainning Leite
Jones Avenue Name Change Voted Amid Objections
City commission votes to rename Jones Avenue to North Street Marys in the Jones section amid objections from Tax Commissioner Frank Busbick and community figures. Street protests from Mrs Gríte Josep and Daughters of the Republic of Texas accompany the vote, while Dr Peterick Terrell notes many prominent Jones names.
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Jones Avenue
Jones
George Wursbach
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Peaterick Terrell
City-Central Bank
26U
Vidamoo
Terrell
Johun Panthongs
Asa Toner
Desay Reunite
Mayor Says City Audit to Extend From 1921 Check
Mayor C M Chambers announces an extended city audit beginning in 1921 to review expenditures. Two auditing firms appointed last week will meet to consider joint work and pricing, with the waterworks department audit planned and costs estimated between 50 000 and 50 00.
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C. M. Chambers
Mouilay
Oether
Curniity-Chummy and Company
Whambers
Mondas
Papense
Remembering San Antonio Lamps of 1887
In 1887 San Antonio glowed with lamplighters visiting Nerdy Presy and Commerce streets each evening. The speaker recalls William Heberer, Mary Rummell, Agnes Benner, Hayy Wagner, Michard taCrole, and others as bright memories from that corner.
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San Anetonio
Paul Wagnee
F. Nagel
Hermie Opperman
Thorn Dey
Beeville Man For Congress Beeville Man for Congress
Jrasc A Chase of Teceville will appear on the Republican primary ballot in Bexar County for Congress. A sub committee unanimously decided to place his name after a meeting. Congressman Harry W. Warabach urged that Chase be listed, opposing any technicality that blocks the ballot. Ed T Lyons is counts chairman and GW Anderson chairs the sub committee.
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Jrasc
A. Chase
Teceville
Bexar
Congress
Chase
Harry 3S Warabach
Ed T. Lyons
GW. Anderson
Mub
Candidates Seek to Halt Tearing Down of Posters
Leaders of the Veople's Progressive and Citizens Teaguge tickets have agreed to discourage vandalism of campaign posters. Maverick, candidate for county tax collector, said some partisans have torn down ads from a rival amid the past week. Teas Newton, county attorney, joins in urging restraint.
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Progressive
Maney Maverick
Tas
League
Maverick
Earh
Teas Newton
Maverick Rail
Thief Takes Front Police Car in Cedar Street Burglary
A suspect stole a tire from a city police car parked at Ter rel Wells Detriot, Goodinex reported Monday. The home of 4 WE Abe botl at 25 Murtrenn Street was burglarized, with a cedar bus containing four orl and dreenes seized. The incident involved the local police and remains under investigation.
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Terrel Wells
Deterlire
Safe Grabbing Pair Caught by Police in Store Burglary
Two burglars attempting to crack the Woolsworth store at 409 West Commerce Street were halted after alarms woke J. J. True and prompted a city-wide chase. Detectives, a night watchman, and patrols pursued through alleys and rooftops until one man was arrested inside a parking lot and the other captured after officers searched the interior. The store’s outside partition was opened but the cash drawer held only 60 dollars. The suspects used knob knocking tools and a sledge hammer. one suspect had just been released from state penitentiary a week earlier. Local officers recovered a record of the case at headquarters.
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Woolsworth
West
Commerce Street
Eir Hamering
J. J. True
Pole
A. W. Herbst
al Rods
C. J. O'Neil
Nyard
W. M. Mitchell
W. Ty Attebell
Wolft and Marx Company
Detectivea Koli
O'Neill
Wagudeesn- Cully
Voll
Yenitentiars
Taylor
Amnager
Giove
Women to Attend Thedieation Ceremonies in Sherman
Thedieation ceremonies of the Wood man circle in Sherman Tuesday will be attended by Bu Sey Antonio women, who will leave the city at the Southern Pacific station Monday night.
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Woodman Circle
Sherman Suesday
BU Sey
Suitcase and clothes stolen by prowler reported
Mrs A Z feieh of S10 Koutwas told the desk sergeant at headquarters Monday that a room prowler took a suitcase valued at 45 dollars, clothing and other effects. Maj Gen James B Peehet, chief of the Air Corps, and Capt Tre C Ener who took off from Kelly Field were in Washington Monday. The pair stopped at Manwell Field, Ala.
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A. Z. Feieh
Koutwas
Fechet
Capital
Jamen
Peehet
Chirt
Air Corps
Tre C. Ener
Kelly Field
Manwell Field
Ala
Girls win exhibition in Bexar Home Demonstration contest
Three Bulverde girls Viola Brand Aline Wisenhauer and Elvira Zer cher entered the winning display at the Bexar county courthouse last Saturday in the Serna exhibit. The linen goods display took first prize with Bulverde second place awarded.
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Viola Brand
Aline Wisenhauer
Elvira Zercher
Bexar County
Serna
Bulverde
Publicity Audit Details for San Antonio Campaign
An audit presented to the city commission covers escritura expenditures totaling 187,000 in San Antonio's winter national advertising drive. Magazines and newspapers with a combined circulation of 12,014,704 raised awareness of San Antonio and South Texas opportunities. About 10,000 pieces of literature mailed domestically and abroad. 2072 inquiries from city resort prospects, 1100 inquiries in agriculture, 1204 in business and Gold listed as a general concern. The report notes a 10 to 35 percent business increase after winter, state marketing, and over 1400 out of town visitors signed the Alamo Cher register.
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San Antonio
Siuvicinel
Tilr Commission
Twannicipal Advertising Committee
South Texas
United States
Holely
Postiwinter
Sn Hort Statex
Alamo Cher
July 4 Patriotic Services Planned in Kolster Park
United War Veterans council announces July 4 patriotic services at Kolster Park under William W. Lerring presiding. Mass colors will form on the platform with all city chaplains taking part. About 30 prizes to be awarded in sports. Military band to perform Ferdi M. Todd to serve as chaplain Geo Wilhiare Lassiter to be asked to address the gathering.
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Kolster Pack
United War Veterans Council
William W. Lerring
Pres Dem
Mbp Coymetil
Agu
Ferdi M. Todd
Geo Wilhiare Lassiter
Planes Reach Chicago From Kelly Field After Exercise
Twenty planes arrive in Chicago from Kelly Field following graduation exercises. The aircraft, part of the Third Army air group from Galveston, are to participate in a demonstration before returning home within days.
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Vavents airMlance
Kelly Field
Elutenta
Altace
Galveston
Zungas
Pho
Wtl
Chicago Oval
Wesas
13 Persons Hurt by Automobiles Over Weekend
Weekend crash report lists multiple injury cases including Winfield Ginter after a collision Sunday afternoon and Manuel Ochoa struck near Vil Paso street. Hospitalized at Green hospital on Monday. Pula Penn of Vera Cruz street also injured by a nearby motor incident.
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Winfield Ginter
Figner
Robert
Green Hospital
Manuel Ochoa
Gynilnlgie
Nuvers
Pula Penn
Vera Cruz Street
Way Strick
Seoul
Sixty eight Graduates Set for Kelly Field Training Start
Sixty eight graduates from Kelly Field are to return and be discharged Monday morning. The Air Corps observes the Brooks tie primary cars will move to Kelly field for the opening of the advanced flying course Friday. A Christmas from Mac field will arrive at Kelly for the opening of the gom class and on July 7 the advance training closes to military aviation.
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Kelly Caileds
Kells Field
Air Corps
Kelly Field
Etnas
Maccfield
Welly
Thieves Grab Small Hoard From West Poplar Street
Police report a Sunday night burglary at 2025 West Poplar Street where two hidden bundles of cash totaling forty dollars were taken. No other losses are confirmed and investigators await further details.
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GC. C. Sancz
West Poplar Stress
Agner
Buralars
Mazewolia Petroleum Company
Roulh Lores
Arsensatreeta
Mapagonione
Ice Cream Theft Reported By City Delivery Boy
Delivery driver T. W. Teck manager of Inu rol Heights pharmacy reports loss of 120 dollars worth of ice cream after a theft. A suspect grabbed Abeerrim from the hand of Lawrence Elkins who was delivering items on Wrat ffoplar sleret.
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T. W. Teck
Inurol Heights
Everzreen Street
Slain Avenue
Lawrence Elkins
Rencwll
Home Award Goes to Serna in School Exhibit
First prize in the annual home demonstration contest at Heserenorthouse Saturday went to Serna Texas for its exhibit of onschool Jincus. Hwlerde won second prize. Twelve glifferant rebools from county schools were represented with three pats from each school. The 41 club and Ila Regnavis sponsored the contest. Kate Hin of College Station judged the entries.
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Heserenorthouse
Serna
Texas
Forsits
Hwlerde
Caunty
Ee Pent We
Eil
Pansuredl Br
41 Club
Ila Regnavis
Kate 4
Hin
College Station
Judzyi
Trade of Guinea Pigs for Cow Sparks Police Inquiry
A chaotic tale from a Sunday afternoon ends with Teun and Douglas Wildenstein trading two guinea pigs for a cow after claiming a Mexican buyer arranged the deal. Their father, Jean Willenstein Sr, manager of the municipal auditor, reports the incident to police, suspecting fraud or deception.
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Teun
Douglas Wildenstein
Jean Willenstein Sr
Wildenstain
Wildenstein
Five Men Hurt in Collision on Seguin Road
Five men were injured when two cars collided on Seguin road as their vehicles sideswiped. The rear-seat passengers included Alonzo Sanchez and others named Sanchez, Guitan, Montez, and Joe Sanchez. A. Solis drove the first car. G. S. Gales, of 311 Flash Evergreen Street, transported the injured to hospital and also worked at Randolphs Mill.
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Seguin Road
Fier
Derg's
Panerosig Eo Youlte
Randolph Field
Scguin
A. Solis
Ares Alonzo Sanches
Mobert B. Green Hoapitel
Sanchez
A. Guitan
Jeko Montez
Joe Sanchez
G. 8
Glider Makes First Public Flight at Alamo Airport
A San Antonio made motorless glider rose about 200 feet in its first public exhibition at Alamo airport on Sunday. Crowds arrived by 10 a.m. to view the craft along the field, and 30 flights were completed with an explanation provided by pilot Joe Ten....
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GOM
San Antonio
Alamo
Crowda
Light Readers Get Chance to Solve Rine Mystery
Next week the San Antonio Nicht will publish details of Abe Wayne murder case as part of a detective series. Readers may win prizes including $25 for best solve and two tickets to the Majestic Theater, with serial stories by Arthur Hoerl and editor Toe Light guiding the contest.
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Hhr
San Antonio
Nvbe Hahed
Frank Davis
Owen Kildar
Plier
Arthur Hoerl
Erin
Atlanta Women Visit California Missions Tour
Forty six young women of AuaoLe, members of the Jobo E. Musers, travel toward California on a Southern Pacific train, departing San Antonio at 9 a.m. after a nine hour stop. In San Antonio they visited the Menger hotel and toured the city missions.
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AuaoLe
Jobo E. Musers
California
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Menger
Jaycee Convention Deliberations At Brooklyn Club
A Brooklyn junior chamber of commerce session will hear a national congestion report from the Jaycee group. The local board of directors meets Tuesday at the Gar bing club to discuss plans for an inaugural banquet and related events.
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Jaycee
Luxurious club card added to Tears Special by railroad
Luxurious club card will be issued on the Tears Special train of the Missouri-Rensas-Fesas line beginning Sunday. W G Crush, passenger traffic manager, says the card includes baths barber shops valets and libraries for passengers M K and T are noted in the plan.
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Missouri-Rensas-Fesas
W.G. Crush
Classified Columns Offer Daily Work in The Light
Capable men and women seek daily sdrerlsa in The Light Classified Columns. Workers are urged to turn the page and read further for job opportunities and practical ads guiding daily labor and small tasks.
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Sdrerlsa
Light
Cerking Werk
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