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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1927
Page
17
Lynchings Rise Cited by Federal Council Report
Washington report details a 1920s wave of lynchings across 38 states with 40 incidents noted by the Federal Council of Churches. It lists sites in New Mexico Kentucky South Carolina Tennessee and others, and calls for removal from church rolls of those who condone or participate in violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Lnlerons Sergier
Washington, DC
Lnize Duerense
Isneheyl
Nurrle
Commission On Rave
Mexico
Funda
Kentucky
South Carolina
Teenessue
Lesa
Margachusette
New Hampshire
Vinol Supports Sleep and Work Claims
The ad asserts Vinol helps sleep and daily work by boosting appetite and energy. It features a testimonial from A. Kinsel of Lack with claims of improved mood, strength, and blood health after taking Vinol, noting long use and broad benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meleoy
Dry Chief Charges Officials Resist Law Enforcement
In Glendale Major Frank B. McReynolds accused officials of obstructing federal drug enforcement. He spoke to about 200 church members, asserting resistance by local authorities and customs officials in Southern California and Arizona. Louis H. Selye, head of customs for the Los Angeles district, denied the charges, calling them unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angtidas
Suulbecu Calligraia
Veriory
Federra County
Maj
Prank B. McRernolds
Califorcie
Arizona
Glendale
Hederater Brotherhood
McReynolds
Louis FH. Selyaohe
Commanders At Park Sam Houston Adjust Fuel Ration
New post order increases gasoline allotment for Park Sam Houston division to support air transport. Commanding general may authorize up to four gallons per day per division staff, with ambulances and limited exceptions for essential units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Sam Houston
Pg. Minenil
Gneollce
Commanier
Divisia
Cameron
Mystery Slaying of Three Off icers in West Virginia
The fragmentary report describes a triple slaying tied to floodwaters from the Ulich river. Bodies of three victims including two women and a man were found near Lebanon county after being moved from Clinch and Bivard wreck sites. Police struggled to identify the victims amid the chaotic discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.va
Amel
Chav
Ulich
Iia
Lebanon
Seit
Fussellemis
Viesinin
Debe
Bivard
Wilkins Confirmed Involved in Mexican Plot
Readers learn that Wilkins is connected to a large Mexican plot. The government reports that a war department case confirms Wilkins’s role, tied to an uprising led by a gang head called Moron and a figure named Gilad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentco City
Edgir
Malfsen Reballion
Cantonese Chiefs Plan Goodwill Tour to Latin America
Cantonese delegates led by Ming and Chiang announce a Mexican City stop on a tour of Latin America to boost goodwill toward the Nationalist movement in China. The trip opens with a city event today as the group seeks broader support for China’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menxico Uray
APP Ha
Chow Sul Ming
ChiangeThi
Chiang Elon
Atesten
Thay
Mexico City
China
Lions Observe Cleanup Week Event at San Antonio Hotel
A community program at the Anthony hotel featured a novelty song and dance by Gene Walters and Bertha Weatherly with Edward Reynolds on piano. Dorothy Turkhotier and student Mira Hannah Teutechman performed dances as part of the weekly observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
BH Anthony
Dudley Sackyo
Sir Antonia
Yulon
Gene Walters
Bertha Weatherly
Edward Reynolds
Mise
Dorothy Turkhotier
Taily of the Lake College
Mira Hannah Teutechman
Insurance agents meet at Browniwood gathering
H TL Copeland district manager of the Alamo Life company led a group of district agents including W F Meeton of Houston and FB O Gregg of Pinion visiting Browniwood for a weekend meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. TL Copeland
Alamo
Late Distrance Compiung
Anstle
Anl
F Meeton
Houston
FB. O. Gregg
Pinion
Browiwood
Fouk Want
General Conner Slated to Take Hawaiian Post
Unclear dispatch from Washington reports Maj. Gen. William Th. Smith to head overseas division with Maj. Gen. Edward M. Lewd and Brig. Gen. Mabten as part of a command reshuffle. The First Division in New York stays linked to the Pacific theater as Hawaii officials handle the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Washington
Mabten
Tex Conon
Fike
New York
Fay
Fawaii
Ilvision
William Th. Smith
Hawaii
United
Edward
Y Boys to Camp in Windsor Forest
Reportedly twenty American bars will journey to Lour Hucope this summer under royal sanction. King George grants permission for the excursion amid a Windsor Forest setting with Windsor officials co operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Forest
Police Arrest Agitators in China Amid Embassy Watch
Fragmentary OCR notes report Chinese police arresting agitators near a Seyivt embassy morning vesting Russia as Ca. Details are garbled but indicate police action linked to protests or political agitation at an embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Seyivt
Tussia
Ca ‘Ngitn Toes
Son Accidentally Kills His Mother in Ohio Town
BR UWLSVILLE Ohio April 6 A three year old boy playing with a .28 caliber pistol killed his mother Mrs Josey Ventehe immediately after she had taken the weapon from him moments earlier The bullet pierced her heart and the tragedy drew a crowd as neighbors watched in shock The accident occurred in Sag Benitn near the family home and the boy is not reported to have understood the danger involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruwlsville
Tos
Jose Yennelie Woo Ehut
Mit
Sag Benitn
Cbik
Ventehe
Unknown assailant kills woman on road near hospital
Report from PHOENTN April 6 describes Mrs. Mario Menges wounded by unknown assailant on a road near 800 Francisco. She was hospitalized in critical condition after the shooting, with details unclear and an autopsy not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoentn
Mario Menges
Francisco
Warmn Hospital
Whitney
Perfect Purification of the Body Health Ad
An old ad promotes Purification with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It touts a thorough cleansing program, claims to cure chronic ailments, and offers a family pack with directions for 31 cents at drug stores.
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