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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

4

Plan Museum at San Pedro Park Movement Ahead

A city meeting convened to discuss creating a new museum at San Pedro Park. Mayor John W. Tobin, city commissioners, County Judge Augustus Closkey, and the county commission were urged to back the plan. The committee outlined aims to establish the museum near the historic site on the park’s grounds.

San S San Pedro Park Ion Avenue High School Cas Attrater Issuid Ap 9 Rauseum

Thief Steals Door Mat On South Olive Street

A thief removed a welcome door mat from J. Nessenbaum’s residence at 31 South Olive Street Wednesday, prompting police to investigate and seek the mat’s return.

South Olive Street Elcome J. Nessenbaum

Beaten Boy Refuses To Name Assailant

Domingo Lopez, 16, of 310 Montezuma, beaten early near Police Sub-Station No. 25, was taken to the city hospital with severe wounds to face and head after refusing to identify his attacker to police.

Domingo Lopez Montezuma

Railway union May picks for 128th convention in San Antonio

A million dollar push and chamber efforts aim to bring the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for its 128th biennial or triennial gathering to San Antonio. San Antonio, after ranking second in 1922 for the 1935 event, seeks the 1928 convention with visits by railroad officials and strong local campaigning.

San Antonio Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Big Four Cleveland Ohio A B. Cook C. Spangier Lodge No. 52 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of Chamber of Commerce Brotherhood

Man atop house found to be a cat on roof

A late night 911 call led police to a general store on Porter Street where officers, led by Captain Joe Moslin, found a cat atop the roof. A dog sat on the ground nearby, watching the scene, as investigators checked for danger amid the confusion.

Phere Harvey Joe Moslin Porter Street

Peacemaker Knife Incident Ends Fight Standstill

In a street night clash after a boxing event on Tamoras Street, Pedro Villareal was stabbed while trying to separate fighters. He received emergency treatment but the wound is not expected to be serious. Private Robert F. Ward of the quartermaster corps at Brooks Field has been promoted to corporal.

Pedro Villareal Robert F. Ward Quartermaster -Corps Brooks San Antonio

Ship sinks near Cavite after collision off Philippine Islands

An Associated Press report says the naval tug Camia Avas was sunk after colliding with the tug Genesee off Laneley Point near Cavite. The Camia crew were taken aboard the Genesee and no injuries were reported.

Associated Press Camia Avas Genésee Laneley Cavite Camia Genesee

California Lemon Rinse Proves Har Hair Beauty Secret

A vintage ad touts California lemon rinse as the ideal post shampoo treatment. It claims two tablespoons of lemon juice mixed with water restores natural curl, removes soap curd residue, leaves hair lustrous, and prevents sticky buildup. The note urges buying a dozen lemons and promises harmless, effective results from first-class dealers.

California Jemon Adv

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