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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
3
A vivid narrative recalls a train journey and a crowd of friends. Jimmie, a pink cheeked girl with freckles, faces a bittersweet goodbye as many classmates watch and cheer. The scene centers on a single affectionate farewell and shared memories aboard the crowded train.
In a narrative about Jimmie English of Ban Antonis, a dramatic medical operation by Dr. Graham saves her life. Recovery forces changes as she outgrows former activities, shifting from dance to golf or baseball while awaiting a future in a new school year.
Article reports a national campaign led by Camp Fire Girls to replace the terms flapper and flapper girl with modernist and modernism. Figures including Pollyanna, Mrs Lane, and Girl Scouts leaders weigh in with support and caution, urging communities to discourage the old terms.
The state court case of Chapman, sentenced for robbery, faces a possible reprieve or execution as federal and state authorities debate CHapman’s fate. A writ orders Chapman be produced before Judge Thorns at state Prison next Monday, with discussions on potential presidential pardon and state jurisdiction continuing. The report notes legal maneuvering and anticipated actions by Gov Trumbull, President, and the Connecticut attorneys involved.
A fragmentary report notes a theft at 461 North Bruunte with items valued around $14 including a quantity of Bor Funr and unspecified pera dinaes. The text is garbled but indicates a break in and loss of goods. Named locations appear, but many details are unreadable.
In Childress on November 24 an event damaged the Denver railroad shops. The report notes two tneeane aches and a broken scene, with no passengers present at the time. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
An ECLA FL Tay Seaman from the West Lexny Chamber of Commerce appeared in Austin before the railroad commission challenging certain organ permits. The hearing included statements from D. Waide and others regarding the ongoing permit process and expected actions this week.
A fragmented notice describes a city outreach in San Antonio offering more than 350 coupons to residents. The effort, tied to a winter resort plan, aims to mail information to about ersuants and solicit responses from locals.
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