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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1928
Page
9
The report describes a man named in the text suffering persistent side pain with indigestion. He notes relief after rest but recurring discomfort, including headaches and fatigue, and mentions remedies and medical opinions. The narrative reflects period health concerns and self treatment in a local setting.
Reports from Russia say Leon Trotzky was shot in the back by an assassin in Siberia where he is exiled. Officials suppress details as guards surround Lindbergh and a column of security at nearby gates. The incident shadows a day of anxious secrecy with aviation figures like Guggenheim delayed seeking comment.
Reports claim Colonel Charles Lindbergh may visit San Antonio soon on approach to the coast. He has passed through Texas three times since his Atlantic flight but has not seen the city since graduating from Kelly Field three years ago, fueling speculation about his schedule and plans for a new plane.
A man was found slashed in a rooming house in San Antonio with wounds to the neck, wrist, and throat area. He is said to be in critical condition but alive after police and hospital physicians treated him. The injuries were described as potentially fatal if not for a near miss to the jugular vein.
A garbled report notes Darby will attend an international church convention at Cheirdeto Chavel in Colm Ay UP ta it. Delegates will discuss a capactal goal of delegated will Ine Fut from Unilin and related church duties, with plans anticipated by the gathering.
Reading through today’s page one summary notes Dawes backed by influential figures, possibly nominated with Lowden’s votes, while Coolidge wavers and forecasts vary. It mentions Rockefeller’s health trip, railroad dividends, and workers’ prospects as prosperity rumors swirl amid shifting political support.
A Texas oriented income tax discussion is scheduled for the April chamber meeting to discuss nullification efforts in Washington and property status. William Athown, an income tax expert, headlines the lineup with others to address appointed roles and new representatives.
A retrial is scheduled in San Juan over a bond set at $107,500. The case involves local defendants arguing against the original terms and a related contest regarding terms of the warrant and bond conditions.
Cecil B. Turner, 28, is hospitalized in Ranger with extensive burns after a blast at his Stephens County home. Authorities say no explosion evidence found and Turner has not spoken. Meantime Congressmen Angland’s election is upheld by the Virginia committee, despite Taylor’s challenge alleging fraud.
Soviet leader Lean Mrotaky, head of the Soviet state, reportedly dying after a shooting in the Turkestan region near the Chinese border. Reports say he was struck by a member of the Young Communists, with Moscow silence and conflicting claims on his condition.
April reports from Dublin describe German plans to extend a runway to assist a heavily laden Bremen aircraft. Pilot Captain Trevi Roehl and Baron von Muone- Told press the effort aimed to gain enough headway to take off before reaching the ground. Colonel Fitzmaurice reportedly favored relaxing restrictions as weather worsened and Spindler's party clashed with Berlin officials over approval.
Moscow officials reject rumors that Leon Trotzky was killed or that Yoviot Junder was involved. The authorities deny any such death or conspiracy and state no such incident occurred.
Ten men were arrested today after clashes between Communist Socialist demonstrators and police during a protest against a new social welfare program. The arrests followed a demonstration labeled as a Soviet plot by authorities.
A successor named for Anne 13 was appointed today as county attorney to handle charges against Sheriff Long. The Sheriff’s aide Akin, shot earlier, and others were involved in a dispute over county expenses. The wounded man was expected to be taken to a suburb of St Louis for burial.
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