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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1928

Page

9

Voters Await Election Tussle In Chicago

Chicago voters brace for a tense primary as two rival Republican slates campaign across the city. Secretary of State Emmerson urged renown term limits while judges and lawmen mobilize, with prohibition officers warned to stay neutral and prevent partisan influence on polling sites.

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Inebriated Pair Beat Up A Man

A drunken incident at a residence ends with two men assaulting a male victim. Police report details are limited with unclear names and locations in the readable text. Authorities investigate the event and seek further information.

Bonifield

City Faces Striking Pay Demands By Officials

A garbled report outlines discontent in city departments over pay, with mentions of increased base wages for instrument staff and rigid salary schedules. Commissioner Hieffler and others debate per cent raises for workers while staffing and holiday pay are questioned.

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Wood Slogans Win Awards in Washington

April report outlines winners of the National Board of Manufacturers wood slogan contest. Prize amounts range from 500 to 2000 dollars with regional honors and special commendations. The feature highlights a wooden slogan judged by voluntary service members and lists several awardees and their entries.

Washington Noble Cen- Vunter Wil Dora Dhada Hanne Hanne Eulhiassy Gogan

Dance and fair notes fill busy spring weekend listing

The notice lists various events and venues including dances, carnivals, and park gatherings across multiple towns. It mentions dancing at Crystalsvent Tend Park, April 8, and other spring activities such as boat events, a carnival, and musical or social gatherings with limited specifics.

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Debating Hoover and Lowden in Washington era

Debaters weighed Hoover and Lowden as Republican prospects for the 1928 ticket. Dickinson said Smith will be the Democratic standard bearer in November, while Lowden would carry strong farm and industrial support but face regional opposition. Analysts projected electoral votes and discussed campaign dynamics across the Midwest and East amid party factions.

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Antarctic Seas Calm as Veteran Captain Reports

A veteran sea captain from New York reports the Antarctic Ocean is unusually calm for years. He notes slow routes and distant stations, with observations about ice, currents, and ship handling amid a long voyage.

Antarctic

Local Texas tales of Kyle and the horse stunt gone wrong

In Cuero area lore a boy named Kyle Bohu or Kyle Wau triggers a dramatic crowd scene by loading a horse into action during a show. The crowd reacts as the horse flings him, causing a painful, memorable crash that riders and townsfolk recount with humor and caution. Local figures like Mr. Molesworth and Hob Sutton appear in passing notices among farm and ranch chatter. The piece blends folk narrative with regional updates from Cuero, Carrizo Springs, and surrounding towns.

Vegetable Supply Good on Market Saturday Report

Market notes report vegetable supply steady with prices varying. Green onions plentiful at 35 to 40 cents per dozen, radishes available at 4 to 6 cents per bunch, cucumbers offered at 3 to 5 cents per unit, strawberries featured at 1.60 to 1.40 per crate.

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Local Produce Prices From River Valley Wholesale Market

Wholesale market listings show varied produce pricing led by cauliflower at 250 per crate and cabbage at 9 per 100 pounds. Prices span apples, lemons, peppers, beans, cranberries, and poultry with diverse per unit and per dozen rates across multiple items and vendors.

England Sees Ford With Foreign Venture in Mind

London April 7 Henry Ford arrived amid talk of a foreign venture. Local officials pressed Ford to consider a project in the Far East while Ford remained cautious, avoiding specifics and deflecting questions about his plans.

England Ford

Turbulent Weather Tonight On Central Broadcast Network

A scrambled TV radio listing outlines a Saturday evening schedule featuring music, entertainment, and local segments from Fort Worth to Dallas. Notable items include weather updates, a birthday editor segment, a 6:15 PM music block, and various program slots across stations WPAA and WQTX with multiple hosts and proposed audience reach.

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Chicago Railway Merger Proposed

SPRINGFIELD ILL Avril 7 The merger of the Chicago Spring- Tier and St Louis railroad and the Jacksonville and Havana railroad was approved by directors of the two lines. Merger awaits stockholder vote and final regulatory approval.

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Bootlegging, Divorce and Juvenile Court Among Pupil Knowledge

A Chicago study by Prof. W. L. Turton finds fifth graders know bootlegging and divorce most, with interest extending to alimony and juries. Results mirror in Columbus Capital City, showing gaps in banking literacy and understanding of savings versus installment plans across classes, highlighting early civic and legal awareness gaps.

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Bread Kept Fresh Eight Days Found In Cincinnati Study

A Cincinnati study reports bread can stay fresh for eight days with a new technique. The method involves a special light treatment developed at the Cathey of Cincinnati Light wares, claiming to kill bacteria and extend shelf life for six months.

Cincinnati

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