Felicia's Night Out Sparks Risky Nevada Dance Exposé
In Reno area at the Gold Ranch near the California line, Felicia and Peg join a raucous party of college youths, ranchers, miners, and tour guides. The night fuels drinking and flirtation as older minds worry about youth and consequences. The crowd, split by state borders, sees increasing intoxication and mingled fortunes as plans to continue into the night unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talicia
Peg
Jor
Cpole
Pes
Billy Wick
Yelmvia
Meg
Foelicia
Uber
Friicia
Felicia
Poy
Wiellem
Billy Winir
Reno
Delicia
Gold
Permanent Reciente
Belond
California-Nevada
Nevada
California
Wegada
Bax
Anncera
Red Bot
Billy
Remember When in San Antonio 1806 by Mrs Hannah HMbingery
The narrator recalls 1806 San Antonio when TL owned a small £, Aunt Mrs do hanna HMbingery lived at Bash Elmirt and Main, city was tiny, taking an hour to traverse. A job at Elron's wool futeurs near where city hall now stands is remembered, with only chill stands and wagons on the plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antons
Willy
Do Hanna
Bash Elmirt
Um Plaza
Gabe
Express Wagann
Two Victims of Violence Treated at City Hospital
Two men were hospitalized after separate attacks on a Sunday night near El Jaco Street. Pascual Guajardo, 22, was slashed on the cheek and wrist while resisting robbery at a theater district corner. F. de In Yoga, 49, was badly beaten by two men at Guadalupe and Zat-Jamo streets and taken for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascual Guajardo
Almira Rleel
Lo Nen
el Jaco Street
Guadalupe Elrect
Attec
Guadalupe
Zat- Jamo
Aids Neighbor to Fight Fire Burns Self in Battle
PF Kirpatrick of 420 Avondale Avenue was burned slightly on the neck and face when he went to aid B Williams at 500 Avondale Avenue to fight flames threatening the latter home. The fire of undetermined origin caused about $300 damage Sunday night. Other fires over the weekend included the destruction of C Henderson's home on the Pleavanton ranch with a loss of $390. An oil stove explosion was cited as the cause.
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Kirpatrick
Avondale Avenue
Ls. B. Willams
Avondale Avenur
C. Henderson
Pleavanton Ranch
Woman Thrown From Auto Fined in Corporation Court
File Mowell, who gave no address, was found near Frio and Matamoros early Mayday bleeding from wounds. Patrolman TM testified she had been thrown from a quad motor vehicle. She pleaded guilty and paid a $5 fine before the court convened.
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File Mowell
Frio
Matamoros Atresta
Aus
Corporation Court
Tolert Collings
Wight Eters
Ex-Police Officer Alleges Theft From Vehicle
Former city police officer W. D. C Miller complained to his ex comrades that a motor vehicle theft occurred Monday night. He alleges the thief took items from his automobile while it was parked near the police station.
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W. D.C Miller
Ktolan
Porkick
City Opens Bids on Municipal Library Project
The city commission invites bids on a municipal library project. Souther Ih Souq dice Che architects are noted. plans reference Cahne Street and March 26 as key dates. Local officials emphasize project scope and selection criteria for design and construction bids.
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Bila
Ue Municipal
Cinchberry Reid
Free analysis of character attracts readers to The Light
The Light offers free character analysis from shadowgraphs and photographs sent by readers. Will include a study of profiles, with results published the next day. Envelopes required for photo return, and the offer ends at noon Monday March 25.
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San Antoninns Alooday
Pe Gharacter
Tow Angeles
Williaio B. Teuton
John Ale Gruw
Mc Newton
Annalysis Euiter
Benton
William E. Berton
Lone assailant stabs man and robs two bystander
Police say a lone attacker stabbed a man on a Wyoming street address early Sunday and robbed two witnesses, Juan Gueen and Santinga Reyes, of a guitar and a watch. An arrest was made.
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Juan Gueen
Wyoming Atreet
Monilay
Troy Koife
Whdomen
Wyoming
Garza
Rodolfo Castillo
Trinity Street
Santinga Reyes
Durunga Street
Guatito
Guiter
Reyes
Boy, 12, Sought as Holdup Man in San Antonio
Police seek a 12 year old robber after a Sunday morning incident near 173 Oldham Street. The youth, identified as Frank LaRoy, allegedly grabbed a dollar from the victim after forcing him to the ground and striking him. The incident occurred as Lefrey walked home.
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Hantils
San Antonio
Frank LaRoy
Oldham Street
Lefroy
Ora
Leftey
Pete Montiel Goes to Trial in Slaying Case
Pete Montiel, a Sutherland Springs resident, appeared in Ninety-fourth District Court on Monday for trial on an indictment charging him in the slaying of Pedro Esparza. The incident occurred November 11 near Sutherland Springs, with authorities saying Esparza died from head injuries inflicted with a blunt instrument.
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Pete Montiel
Sutherland Springs Fond
Pedro Esparza
Sutherland Springs
Meparat
Library Building and Center Contract Awarded
City commission awarded a Dielmann Construction contract for a branch library building and recreation centers near Wank Jay dike. They appropriated 40,000 from park funds and 80,000 from library funds to finance the 840,108 project. The electrical and plumbing contracts went to Wright Brothers Company and BH Eludson. Mayor Chambers ruled out further library-fund meetings with the board on combined funding.
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City Commission
Dielmann Construction Company
Wank Jay Dike
C. M. Chambers
Abyars Woard
Library Funila
Tor Em
Park Improvement Fund
Library Improvement Fund
Wright Brothers’ Company
Ned BH. Eludson
Chambers Anid
Library Board
Weinx Library
Captain Baker Returns to Kheir Field Amid Flight Postponement
Captain Baker Back at Kheir field after a Sunday return from an inward flight. The Tan-American and Pane, en route from Mromnsville, were christened Saturday. Baker was to depart Brownsville Sunday morning for Prance fied Crnal Your, but orders postponed him indefinitely by the War Department. Captain Laker was kept on standby for further orders.
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Captain Baker
Kelly
Im G. Baker
Kheir Field
Alatelock
Mromnsville
Gore
Baker
Brownsville
Laker
Best L A Players Will Be Rewarded With Prizes in Light Contest
Best L A players will be rewarded with prizes in a light contest run by the city playground department. A crackerjack jack, many playing styles, and a loving cup prize are planned, with daily prizes from merchants and a run-off finals to award medals and a silver cup for the junior winner.
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the Light
8. A
Eton Peters
Pauline Pierce
Goldean Mor
L. A
Sou Arttonio
Jill
Jake
Penvanty
Frowdway Snarting Goods Company
Wouvlouze Mildware Company
Tennis Balla
Toopykwein
Vnordsaye
Wolff and Mara
Oy Company
Acme Multigeaphing Company
O Tage & Col
Woman foils two Nuske g bandits at home robbery attempt
Mrs Mays alerted police after two men forced a through an opening and searched for money and a phone. Detectives Tate and Steed traced the suspects to Kneap Rers garage. An investigation points to two men as the likely robbers with no injuries reported.
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Miya
Broadway
Didmonds
Mays
Nate
Charles Steed
Moses
Mary
Amnone
Mays Sereamine
Kneap Rer
Bes
Employes
Tate and Steed
Deove
Doctors Suffer Depredations of Two Thieves
Police reports say two thieves targeted medical professionals over the weekend. A theft at 682 Karl Myrtle Street involved surgical instruments, while Dr. G C Venable at 225 Brahau Boulevard reported a Sunday night auto theft from in front of his home.
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Moning
Karl Myrtlestreet
GC. &. Venable
Brahau Boulevard
Thigges
Reverend Foulkes to Give Sermon at St Marys Church
Reverend Foulkes will present a sermon at St Marys Church in the local parish. The service begins at 7:45 p.m. Monday, with the brief second sermon noted as part of a two sermon series. Evening services in the first week are for women only, while the second week focuses on men. Mass is to be said at 4 a.m. daily during the period.
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Foulkes
St. Mary’s Church
Fhelter
David Foulkes
St. Mars
Pe Monnay
Father McCrears
Massey
Business Leaders Press Raising Earned Income Tax Exemption
Business and professional leaders in the city back boosting the earned income tax exemption from 25 to 50 percent and raising the $40,000 income limit. Porter Whaley and Mrs. Hunking urge the change as beneficial for individuals who work hard, while a national movement led by the League of American Citizens argues the adjustment is fair and reasonable for those with fluctuating high earnings.
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Hie Bar
Nvor
Porter
Iiny
Porter Whaley
Chamber of
Ball
Cnewonder
Hunking
Avil
Wouieura Alah
Ben yWarkineir
Ion
Ted
Marshall Tell
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Watson
Corporation Court
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S. A
Alma Geisler
City Hospital
Berton
Pickwick
San Artonions
Progile
Libary
Niles
Doyle Cockrell
Elmenlor
Woollawn Playgrounds
Qockrell
Beaty
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