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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1931
Page
13
The serialized drama follows Delight as she navigates a perilous plot at the Larrimer household. A desperate plan to marry for money collides with loyalties as Delight weighs autonomy against romantic entanglements and social pressures amid wartime intrigue.
A translated interview from Paris dated August 13, 1974 recalls M. Clemenceau endorsing an American army under American command. He supported deploying up to five American divisions to train behind British forces and to join Allied efforts against a critical German offensive. The account notes Allied debates on American troop disposition, Lloyd George's telegram, and Marshal Foch's views.
The Rough Riders regiment and other surviving Spanish American War veterans will gather in San Antonio in mid June for a reunion linked to the state encampment. Major C. Al. Chambers and Lewly Maverick will host the unit they led, with organizers seeking to extend the gathering.
A fragment from a dramatic narrative depicts Sir Rubens facing love loss and deception involving Delight, Mary Lov, and Martha amid emotional tension. The scene pivots on trust, accusation, and the danger of morphine addiction hinted through Alma Rubens and a hospital setting.
Sleste of San Antonio elected president of the Lone Star Annex Producers association cooperative market group at a chamber of commerce meeting. H Coffee of Whitsett named vice president. J. K. HIM of San Antonio secretary. S. W. Dris sing of College Station. Tt. J. Bour Nand of Marathon. B. J. Gituisn of Pearsall named directors. The organization reports a 400,000 pound honey yearly capacity.
Chaplain OF. J. Cohee, who served in China, spoke on China a Nation In Transition to the San Antonio Christian Endeavor Union. Drerthterian elite Chinlhin Te 8 arker invited the group to Brooksfield for a sunrise Easter morning service. Cleo Altheide led songs and gave a devotional inspiring the attendees.
A hospital diversion program at Robert BR Crean hospital involves St. Mark's Special service guiding patients in the occupation ward. Under Miss Vern Simpson and Mrs. Fred Feldhaus patients weave logs and weave wool on the Heilside newsroom. Vedro Perez a young convalescent in Cheard shows new interest weaving a bearheaded bag while at work on his small farm.
J Trymbbs, a merchant policeman of BY Last In ferncomic, was fined 14 dollars on a drunkenness charge in the Corporation ena aed case heard by Judge Matlock. He admitted taking general drinks, pleaded not guilty at first, then paid the fine. Tuelee Mallock criticized the severity, saying the fine should be 25 or 50 dollars for an officer on duty.
Savage and several reserve officers were ordered to report for active duty with the Twelfth Field Artillery and related units. The notices mention Captain C. W. Carter of Brownwood, Lieutenant J. B. Finks of Austin, and Major E. A. Dunham of Trouston, with assignments to the Twenty-Third Infantry and Fifteenth Field Artillery.
The annual spring and summer women’s baseball season will open at Dame Vriing Wake recreation center. Miss Mars Wilson, playground supervisor, will oversee. Bill Walker of the Giants and Ped Lyons of the White Sox have been asked to attend Friday’s meeting to supervise practice.
Captain Hahn is transferred to Fort Sill to serve as assistant to the quartermaster. The movement involves Capt. Joseph Th Holmanirter, associated with the Lez ud National Guard, who has been on duty with aviation duties prior to transfer.
A letter from Will Rogers, discussing fast divorce laws across states such as Arkansas and Nevada. He notes states have special sessions to offer divorces within weeks and even by telegraph, framing the rapid dissolution trend as a core business, with California and Beverly mentioned. He asserts rapid divorces could reshape who provides them.
The article notes a city gift linked to a ranch bequeathed for a free public library, with the estate of Edward Dizon Westfall and wife Josephine Weetfall tied to Wilson counties. The bequest funds city contracts and ranch development, aiming to sustain a future municipal library and potential building expansion.
A youth was detained by police Wednesday after an attack with a rock on Felix Torres aged 9 of 218 Santos Street. The boy was taken to Green Hospital Robert Spite for treatment after being struck at Eaglefield on Tuesday afternoon while watching a game at Thomas Nelson Page Junior School. He received aid and was sent home.
City to buy 425 ballot boxes for the upcoming city section as announced by City Clerk James Simp on Wednesday. Bids will be awarded Monday. The city hopes to retrieve some boxes held by the court containing ballots from last year’s bond election.
A petition filed Wednesday with City Clerk Ammen Simpson by 135 property owners seeks to extend Elmhurst Avenue into Broadway to create a through street to New Transfels Avenue. The request calls for a two-block opening and was referred to the water department.
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