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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

15

Morgan Returns To Former Haunts In Turbulent Tale

Morgan, a young man, is sentenced to a second term for robbery with an indeterminate sentence of from five to life years. On New Year’s Day a car crash near Amniousiva kills Alda Hayter, and Kent receives years for manslaughter. Morgan, aided by an informer, faces multiple twists as he is sent to a penitentiary, hospital, and then escapes with danger looming.

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Fragmented Night Escape in Hi-Haters Club Tale

Duncan Morgan recalls waking disoriented after a dead body incident and fleeing along a moonlit road. He describes passing a morgue scene, hearing a prison siren, spotting a nearby town, and hiding along a riverbank before flagging a milk truck to reach safety, hinting at broader danger ahead.

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Home Goods for Sale at Low Prices

Classified ad urges readers to purchase home items at fraction of original cost. Encourages consulting Classification One-Twenty-Four for deals and bargains available to buyers seeking affordable household goods.

Brass tray with Mapsburg arms to Mrs. Serviss is prized

A hammered brass tray stamped with the Mapsburg coat of arms matches the keystone motif of an old Spanish governor palace in San Antonio. The tray is owned by Mrs. Augusta Jost Serviss, who holds it as a valued antique.

Mapsburg S. A Augusta Jost Serviss

Jewish fund meet raises over 17000 for world relief

Campaign committee chaired by Jake Kacotka reports more than 17000 raised in two days toward a 30000 goal for Jewish relief worldwide in 1930. An attendance of about twenty two at Gunters Hotel and a second meeting set for Temple Beit-Eh. The drive is part of a national effort seeking 6000000 for Jewish relief work globally.

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Man Arrested for Attempted Attack on Cycle Officer

A man was arrested after allegedly sneaking on a cycle officer with a knife near a parked motorcycle on Wednesday night. The officer reportedly shouted and restrained him as the knife was raised, ending the confrontation.

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Certificates for Accountants to Be Given Friday

About one hundred accountants will receive certificates Friday after final exams conducted by the State Board of Public Accountants. Frank Rodgers of San Antonio chaired the examination board, with members F T Wilcox, D Ieice, Barrie, and Grider from Fort Worth El Paso and Dallas assisting at Ringings Hus Tea college.

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Man Injured in Hit-Run Near Paso Street

Rufen Sanchez, 62, was struck by a hit-and-run motorist near Paso Street and left in serious condition at Iba Hobert hospital. He was found a short time after the incident by bystanders.

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Nelson Page Class Chooses Officers for Ensuing Term

Nelson Page Class appoints Calvin Eaker as president for the coming term with Bertha Lee Atkinson named vice president and Wilhelm Arlet as secretary. The treasurer role remains vacant pending elections and the sponsor is Miss Anne Corner.

Nelson Calvin Eaker Bee Thames Nelson Page

Tray Identified as Habsburg Coat Tray in San Antonio

Experts confirm a brass tray once owned by Mrs Augusta Jost Sersiss of Rankcar Tip, Mo, bears the Habsburg coat of arms and matches the keystone relief at the former governor’s palace. Believed 20 to 200 years old, hand hammered by a skilled metalworker, the tray is being sold as part of a housekeeping break. Local clubwomen suggest placing the tray in a palace display when restored.

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Woman Struck in Head by Baseball at Lot Play Ground

A woman was hit in the head by a baseball while passing a lot where youths were playing. She received first aid at Robert A. Green Hospital Thursday.

Deuols Elveel Robert A. Green Hospital

Exploding Shells Endanger Family in West Hollywood Fire

A portable shotgun blast ripped through the home of F. EB. Unge on ASL Viera Street causing a blaze that damaged rooms and walls. Pets and residents, including Mr and Mrs Pigg and Sam Rower, awoke to smoke and danger as flames and shotgun spray forced them to flee. Estimated damage around 400 dollars with further destruction to the residence at 140 West Hollywood Avenue.

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Railway officials head to Ozark district medical

Railroad executives including Eugene A. Fort and other Missouri and Texas officials travel to the Ozark district in Southeast Missouri to meet with the railroad company regarding operations and plans.

Ozark Eugene A. Fort Missouri Texas

Blind Students Train for Sprints at Their Odd Track

Rise above handicap as New York Institute for the Blind athletes train for sprints on an unconventional track with rope guides keeping them straight. They compete against teams from regular high schools, showing resilience despite sightlessness.

The New York Institute For the Blind

Local Honor for Main Avenue High School Sponsors

Misses Roberta Caffarelli and Ruth Felder, sponsors at Main Avenue High School, will be honored by the Kappa Sigma Phi fraternity with a dance on June 30. The event recognizes their roles as sponsors for the fraternity.

Roberta Caffarelli Ruth Felder Main Avenue High School Kappa Sigma Phi Fraternity

Fraternity Honors Girls From Maia Avenue High

Maia avenue high students form Kappa Sigma Shi fraternity and will honor two girls, Maberia Cyffarnli and Ruth Belcher, as honorary members. Officers include Tor McHanes president Frank Blair vice president John Harding treasurer Bill Francis secretary Mar mood Hyens parliamentarian Joker Terratt sergeant at arms.

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Man Begins Three Months Jail Term on Federal Charge

A man started a three month federal sentence at a Wyoming county jail after pleading guilty in the United States court. He must also pay 850 in costs tied to charges of possessing whiskey, in a case that reached the United States Court of Appeals in New Orleans, which ordered a reversal on a key count.

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Highway Repairs After Torrential Flood Damage

A restless scene shows two crews working to repair a damaged highway. Workers wear shirts with company insignia as they clear debris and haul heavy buckets. The roadway had been washed out by a recent storm, and crews anticipate completing repairs within the next hours.

Wollingers

iChristian Union to Be Discussed by Oklahoma Man

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And I Remember When the Grand Opera House Opened

A reminiscence recalls the Grand Opera House on Mamie Plaza and Crocheta street, its first Roma Abbacy Opera company program, ticket prices from one to nine cents, and performances featuring Lucretia Borgia and Emma Abbott. The note mentions patrons paying for stalls, a five dollar four‑state trip, and the peanut gallery seats.

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Clean-Up Week Proclaimed by City Leaders

A city proclamation launched Clean-Up Week May 10 to 24, urged residents to clear tracks, repair fences, remove hazards, plant shrubs, and beautify properties. Mayor Chackers and civic leaders lead the effort with committees organizing banners, publicity, and radio talks to boost participation.

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Symphony Orchestra Plans Concert Monday

The San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Zoeller, will present a spring concert Monday at the auditorium. Fred Jones will be the soloist as the program features Brahms, Dvorak, Rosamini overture to William Tell, and pieces by Johann Strauss and Tchaikowski.

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Pins Given Club Members at Poe Pine

The Edgar Allen Poe Junior School hosts a club event sponsored by IV A Tampke. Members receive pins modeled as an open book with tin and gold detailing, highlighting the organization’s craft and student participation.

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