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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1922
Page
1
Major Ralph Taree, commander of Brooks Ile, says repair work on the dirigible white dane at the field will proceed with forty men and several officers. The hangar is ready to house airships and crews as preparations continue for flight tests and later missions.
A violent blast spree hit Roseville California as two explosions shattered windows and damaged a roundhouse and stockyard. Deputy Sullivan was wounded by a gunshot while investigating. Investigators believe the attacks targeted the Southern Pacific yard amid labor unrest. Authorities say two bombs were placed in automobiles and detonated in a coordinated timed attack, with no warning. The incident sparked a large search for suspects and heightened security in the area.
Lee MW Lang a Chinese grocer on South Laredo Street faced charges after investigations into a so called land office trade. The case was presented before the commissioner and state officer as authorities prepare further action. A separate notice from the Department of Education cited a forthcoming removal for a state education post.
Bavarian Premier Count Lerchenfeldt signals renewed monarchist sentiment in Bavaria. He says resolving Bavaria within the German Republic could be possible without harming constitutional unity, while noting two internal republican factions exist within the old empire. He warns against alienating the Wittelsbach dynasty, saying the country risks becoming an enemy of the family that ruled Bavaria if sentiment shifts sharply.
Prodi Bank moved into a new skyscraper opening with April inspection access for guests. The bank features three elevators, a dining room for visitors, modern lighting, and a white facade with Carter State friezes. Completion targets include a 4480 foot high structure with a smokestack and a white alloy exterior.
In Ovestos Tex Aug 12 two Houston strikers Lonnie G Tuten and Moy Ley Cibson were sentenced to six months and 30 days in jail respectively after a federal court found them guilty of assaulting Winters, an employee of the Southern Pacific. Winters testified that he was attacked for refusing to explain why he was detained on his way to work.
Five shots wounded a Fort Worth man near a Southside Motel in Dallas around noon. Initial reports say two others were in the area but no charges were filed. The scene involved police witnesses and a lone shooter. responders secured the site.
Five persons drowned when an explosion wrecked the yacht Shirin off Miami Beach while sailing with twenty one passengers bound for Nassau. Flames engulfed the vessel as survivors, including a Miami resident, reported the incident. Dead include Marion Catt chief engineer Babe Tornson and Plakers steward of Nassau.
A whimsical tale recalls a couple who wed at night under the moonlight after a local hotel incident and a hurried magistrate ceremony. Detectives aided the process while Justice Campbell performed the nuptials with family wishes and a moonlit blessing.
Aug 12 The Western Union was granted authority by the State Department to reopen its Miami Barbados cable to relieve congestion on the Atlantic. The company will provide an additional cable between England and the United States. Newcomb Carlton, president of Western Union, requested the action through the State Department to prevent further disruption after submarine cable cuts.
The forecast shows tonight and Sunday partly cloudy with possible delays and general cloud cover. Temperatures are expected to vary with a mild rise and a cooler night, while winds remain light and variable across regions.
Amateur city listeners can catch a special musical program starting 4 PM Sunday on WJAE Evening News Broadcasting Station. Carl's Original Five will perform with Mora family members on cornet and saxophone, Alma guer on violin, Gonzalez on drums, Guardiola on piano, followed by a rotation of instruments and first-time pieces.
A garbled list of acts and performances includes Angela Porter, Angele Porter, and various musicians. It references instrumental pieces from Chickering, Brane y Snep Phonograph, and Isham Jones Orchestra with names like Mary Sromeyer Jeubler and Leopold Godowski. Also mentions Saratoga Springs jockey Caleb Lank and upcoming events with blurred details and scattered captions.
The Rotary Club led by Henry S Mathews hosted a gathering with a large crowd listening to a concert styled reception. Attendees praised the program and discussed plans for a future luncheon and home event featuring the band.
The Band of 39 pieces led by John L. Myers will perform a concert tonight at 7 80 in the Alamic City, featuring a large radio broadcast and a diverse program. The event marks another history-making moment for the Evening News Broadcasting Station as a many youths perform, with radio’s impact on modern communication highlighted. An additional televised and radio program lineup accompanies the concert, and the Chamber of Commerce collaborates on the event.
Washington D C August 12 A series of White House conferences would bring together railway executives and shopmen to respond to President Harding's peace proposals The striking workers sent their answer to the presidents plan to settle the rail strike by submitting the seniority question to the Railroad Labor Board The shopmen did not disclose exact terms but indicated the proposal cannot be accepted in its present form Modifications were believed to have been suggested
Washington August 12 The nationwide railway dispute deeper as unions reject President Harding's latest peace proposal. railway executives' conditional acceptance may be nullified by union action. Officials expect possible return to work talks, with focus on preparedness for further strikes affecting core rail operations and maintenance.
Four Western Pacific workers quit and train aid was sent as trains stalled in the Ogden district. Passengers faced delays while striking crews protested in Ogden and Sacramento area lines. California fruit shipments and Northwest routes faced disruption as guards were deployed and equipment deteriorated.
Report by William J. Rusk notes conferees discuss profiteering in coal prices this winter. Officials and operators aim to curb gouging and stabilize markets as the conference resumes after a long adjournment. New developments expected today as talks continue.
Boys of Beacon Hill stage a boxing benefit at Liberty Bell Grocery rear raising 5.40 for Milk and Yee Fund. Kid Koln dufont beat Lifty Sparks in six rounds. other bouts include Klein ru hl, Haines, O'Tietl, and O'Peily. Evening events at Gonzales Road pavilion promised prizes and local entertainment to aid sick and suffering children.
A garbled snippet references FRED HUMMERT and an unclear audit or status note. The legible words suggest names and possible public records but no full actions or dates are clear. Further readable text is required to produce a precise item with responsible parties and outcomes.
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