Raquel Thrilled By Her First Voyage
Raquel, half Spanish, half-American, travels from Arizona to New York seeking opportunities. A young engineer named Jack Parrill is referenced, with suitors and a dramatic social scene involving modeling and marriage plans. The excerpt hints at intrigue, wealth, and upcoming appearances in New York society.
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Raquel
Raguel Nojos
Arizona
New York
Jack Parrill
Mba
Inniana Alplouas
Courbel
Gowna
Pars Avenue
Nira
Fila
Bosart
Feauty
Raque
Aquel
Créatex
Alphonse
Dacia
Phe
Farrell
Raquel Adrift in Raindown Nights on the River
Raghell moves along the deck as river lights glimmer and a ferry of visitors fades into night. Greta frets over Raquel dreamily muttering in Adion New York and the room holds fruit baskets and a gondola shaped tray while Greta notes this is Raquel’s sixth crossing and their hush over the voyage hints at deeper tensions between the travelers aboard.
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Raghell
Adion
New York
Raquel
Adios
Greta
Greta’ Alphange
le Petite Raquel
Weixo
Alphanke
Uga
Einn Raydge
Manuel
Tipe
Miaquel
Sjese
Masman
Anas
Ural
Paria
Grete
Abe
Thirteen New Champion of Armadilllog at Junction Jubilee
Thirteen, a dark horse armadillo entry, won the second race at Junction Jubilee in Texas on June 24, defeating favorite Gallant Ox after a sharp lead. The event marked a historic armadillo handicap won by Thirteen, owned by Bill Peeking, following Gallant Ox’s earlier victory in the first race. Armadillos, year-old and toothless, are noted in South American trade for the products their hides yield.
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South America
Laundry Owners to Convene in San Antonio
Laundry owners gather in San Antonio for the annual convention of the Texas Laundry Owners Association. W. Dittman of Corpus Christi, secretary treasurer, reports the meeting set for January with events following a recent AJL convention. Frank W. Watson and Pittman Fletcher named as organizers and president respectively.
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Radesmen Il
San Antonio
Teran
Hours Fletcher
Fl Pass
State’ Organiention
Children's Play Set for July 7 at Community Center
The city recreation department will present a children’s play titled Hiawatha at the Woallawa community center on July 7. Director Misykins Uht says the production features several hundred participants in a junior theater trilogy.
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Woallawa
Misykinins Uht
Cho
Hiawatha
And I Remember When
Henry Hoffman recollects San Antonio’s past and the riverhead era at Brackenridge Park noting dramatic changes over thirty years. The piece reflects on long-gone pleasures, tied to memories of popular spots and seats with inverted river views.
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Henry Hoffman
San Antonio
Plente
Brackenridge
Almos
Wren
San An
Jonly
Six Doctors Awarded $100 For Service At Robert B. Green
The Board of the Robert B. Green hospital awarded each of six doctors 100 dollars for exemplary service. Their term expires June 1, and 70 interns will assume duties. Present at the board meeting were Drs Flynt, Riddle, Johnson, Hunt, Robertson, and Thomas. A special amendment and contracts were approved for building improvements and a hot center influenza unit.
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Flint
Robert B. Green Hospital
Thave
Moodley
Br. Flynt
A. B. Riddle
Clarence P. Johnson
Kent XN. Hunt
Wilbur Robertson
Robert P. Thomas
Hidde
St. Jethro
Punt
Homer
Clerk Quits to Run for Office in County Court
George W. Luntrens Jr resigns as clerk at the County Commissioners Court to seek the office of Justice of the Peace Pre t 1, Diver No 2. He informed county clerk Jack Marke and plans to campaign in the Democratic primaries against incumbent John F. Anion.
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George W. Luntrens Jr
Justice of the Peace
Jack Marke
Monto
John F. Anion
Incumb
Ed T Lyons
Chchrman
Executive Committee
Lyons
EB. W. Henstager
Drenquree
J. B. Watering
W. FE. de Desternier
Previnet No
C. €. McRae
Com
Thirteen Wins Junction Jubilee Handicap Championship
Speedy armadillo Thirteen defeats former title holder Gallant Fox to win the Junction Jubilee handicap. The victor now prepares to defend the championship in upcoming races, with a victory described as securing the famed “basket” win and signaling continued dominance.
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Armadillo
Gallant Fox
Champ
Hit-and-run injuries strike multiple pedestrians in city
Marcus M. Arthur, 1, of 1706 Michigan avenue, was left in serious condition after being struck by a hit-and-run driver on Hollywood savorue and Against street Monday night. Marty Mudvey, 2021 North Pecos street, and Toe Vors, Maryland Industries employee, were also injured. Voss suffered serious injuries after a car strike on West Commerce street. ALB Inviga, 38, of 2020 San Luis Street, later fell from a vehicle on Castroville road and required hospital care.
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Marcus M. Arthur
Michigan Avenue
Fn Hollywood
Lee Surgical
Arthir Sins
Lotha
Marty Mudvey
North Pecos Bireet
Noustagami Navarro Streets
Toe Vors
Balryland Industries
West Commerce Street
Voss
Bent Reine
San Luis Street
Castroville Road
Robert B. Green Hospital
Crist
Ousted From Mission Inn Boys Damage Car
Ousted from the Mission Inn on Cloncephion road a group of youths damaged a car owned by Mrs OD Mathews. They reportedly came to the office seeking trouble, knocked out a street light, and stole car keys before authorities sought them on Tuesday.
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Yaorhtul Eandyls
Mission Inn
Cloncephion
Mathews
Mal
Ofsce
Change System of Net Reservations Answomans Schedule
Miss Melba Drive, secretary of the recreation department, announced Tuesday a new rule allowing players to reserve Contin courts only three years in advance. The change follows complaints by South tile players that courts were monopolized by a few.
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Emme Iity
Melba Drive
Recreation Department
Tee Oaline
Sergeant Ordered to Reserve Duties at Fort Sam
Sergeant Bergraut Wt. Halloron of the gitr police received orders Tuesday to escort Hanson to Fort Sam for duty at the quartermaster VeRerye in Cantina ng cantina area.
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Bergraut Wt
Halloron
Gitr-Police
Fort Sam
Hanson
VeRerye
Corns
Judge Prank Davis Seeks Role in The Light's Master Mystery
Fragmentary OCR note outlines Judge Prank Davis as author and playwr iter, tied to a jury contest called The Light's Master Mystery. Mentions a Monday event, state and congressional candidates, Republican priors, and a dispute over payment of assessment fees by candidates for sanity offices.
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Prank Davis
Light
Co ed Shorts Spark Campus Fashion Debate
On Marshall College campus coeds wear shorts while men resist in a discussion of new fashion costs and campus norms. Officials have not issued a formal statement, but sentiment leans toward noninterference as policies remain unclear.
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Wuntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Forrittfombap Fron College
Cdmds
College Muitarlites
Fire destroys residence in South San Antonio
A kitchen stove exploded early Tuesday causing a fire at 410 Walker Street in South San Antonio. H F Medovel, a Belly Field soldier, lost his home as flames spread rapidly. Mrs Stotnvel, nearby, evacuated with her one year old child while her husband sheltered elsewhere. Fire crews from San Antonio and South San Antonio fought the blaze but could not save the dwelling. Four huts on Chilumbia Street burned last night in a separate fire started in a dwelling occupied by W Munos. Firefighters prevented further spread as authorities assessed damages and costs for the response.
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H. F. Medovel
Walker Street
San Antonio
Meluyel
Chiluabia
VY. Munos
Two Plead Guilty in Chick Theft Case
Two defendants pleaded guilty to theft of chickens before Judge W S Anderson in the Thirty-seventh District Court. Cereneinna Martinez and Mans Mop Almmimn admitted stealing poultry from HM Anderson on January 7 in what was described as a fowl theft. They received suspended sentences.
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W. S. Anderson
Cerseneinna Mirtinez Mit Mans
Almmimn
Sweyrar
Xenesirea
HM Anderson
Directors Will Make Changes in Westmoorland
Westmoorland College plans to convert to a coeducational model after the board reviews a proposal within ten weeks. President Will W. Jackson and board chair Dick Terrell discussed the plan, noting two years of state permission but lacking suitable facilities to implement the change.
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Westmoorland College
W. Jackson
Mondns
Noted Writer Contest Judge Named by San Antonio paper
Writers entering the San Antonio contest will face impartial judging by Owen Kilday chief of police and J Freak Dasix noted writer. The master mystery editor of The Light invents, Dasix, helps select winners while Davis a veteran writer and journalist also serves as judge.
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San Antonio Bight
Doe
Owen Kilday
J. Freak Dasix
Linst Agarn Invents
Kilday
Iruc
Fmetrs
Davis
Army Lodge To Install New Officers In 1911
Army Lodge No. 1195 A and A M holds installation for elected officers at 4 PM Tuesday in lodge rooms 1911 1 2 North New Ramiels avenue. Officers named include Charles Weinberger worshipful master Homer Askew senior warden Jesse Cook junior warden Rewest-tonl'resty senior deacon Brocae Del 'riost junior deacon M. 31 Trouser senior steward Harry dongs junior secretary John Ferguson titer treasurer Jamick Poydon and secretary A L Nelson were re elected
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Aray Lodge
A. M
P. Om
New
Mramiels Avenue
Charles Weinberger
Homer Askew
Jesse Cook
Rewest — Tonl'resty Isenior
Brocae del 'Riost
Davon
Trouser
Harry Dongs
Juvive Seearly
Storey
Chantains John Ferguson
Titer
Jamick Poydon
A. AL Nelson
Res Veleeredt
Wayn Murder Case Installments in The Light
The San Antonio Light prints installments of The Wayne Murder Case with a $25 prize for the best solution. Readers submit by Wednesday noon. the final chapter reveals the solution and prize, with tickets to the Majestic theater for top runners.
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Wayne
Bind
Rendery
Trinty
W. Frank Davie
San Antonio
Owen Kilday
Majestic Theater
Kelly Field Visitor Plans Departure
Capt. William B. Wright, former adjutant at Kelly Field, will leave after a brief stop in Lucsday for Richards etd, Kaa pens City, where he is currently on duty. Wright plans to fly back after the visit.
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William B. Wright
Kelly Field
Will Teavar
Lucsday
Richards Etd
Kaapens City
Wright
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