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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1928
Page
2
Mellon argues for limited corporate exemptions and tax reductions while opposing broad repeal plans. He cites potential revenue losses from changes to estate, excise, and wine taxes and opposes auto tax repeal, warning against narrow, special-interest driven reforms.
A fragmentary column surveys New York wealth, visitors, and business buzz in 1928. It references 305,017,248 passengers, a mansionlike city center, and bankers skimming profits, plus reflections on angels and a doctored calendar year. It notes Nicholas Longworth quipping about drinking and queries on political candidates' habits amid Treasury figures and 1929 fiscal concerns.
Fragmentary testimony recounts interlocking links among Fall Sinclair and Doheny camps. Witnesses discuss funds, letters from interior officials, and alleged efforts to influence Government actions. Senatorial members challenge statements as they seek clarity on the Teapot Dome affair and related correspondence.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a proposed ground or park related measure in a city, mentioning mayoral input and the need for approval under certain permits. It references a vote by the city council or related body and notes that passage should not affect existing Athens or local permissions, with potential timelines and procedural caveats.
In a continuing Page One report, Juliano Esposito and allied figures are linked to a string of killings tied to bootlegging activities. Attorney agents Koche and Tolin questioned Juliana about connections with the recent murders as Roche left for Wy Island amid ongoing investigations.
Bryar, newly arrived Boy Scout executive from Chicago, will be officially welcomed into the fold at a 7 p.m. dinner Tuesday April 3 in the Boy Scout Training Center auditorium on 26th Street. Scout officials describe Bryar as enthusiastic and ready to lead youth programs, with prior experience as an educational director in Chicago.
A wounded youth, Towis Delgady of 195 Angelo Street, was found dying from a pistol wound two nights earlier. A Fort Sam Houston soldier, after visiting the dead companion, attempted to join him by drinking poison and leaping into Agnehe Creek at Son Tueinty and South Lavedgatreela. He survived after hospital care. Police intervened as detectives responded to the scene and arranged emergency treatment.
An unusual market surge lifts Wright Aerovantical Corporation shares amid a dramatic trading day on the New York stock exchange. Investors push the price toward a record as confidence builds in the company’s prospects, with traders watching the 40 dollar level propel momentum. Sufficient interest and brisk activity mark today as traders assess next moves.
April 3 report states BW Stokes, amid a two year sentence for liquor and chicken theft, received a thirty day furlough from Governor Muaily due to his family bereavement. The grant follows the inmate’s death of a close relative and is intended for travel to attend the funeral and family obligations.
Chambers Mayor GM Chambery announces a major investication toward the Ban Anton river's remediation. City officials boast the river is being cleaned along its entire length, with the mayor declaring visible improvement and inviting public scrutiny.
Missouri Pacific to move offices to the fourth floor of the City National Bank building and the Wonneylyanig railroad on the same floor. The offices will occupy rooms 406 and 400A, announced by Ei A Farr assistant General passenger agent.
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