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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
3
A report notes the marriage of Mrs O Connor to Deupix, a prominent Texas businessman, amidst social standings. It mentions April 1 or 4 as related dates and lists surviving family: four sons, three daughters, and two sons, with references to relatives in Victoria and the broader community.
A dubious herbal tonic named Hob o Kidney and Bladder Remedy is promoted with claims of cleansing properties. The piece touts long use, regional discovery, and a money back guarantee while urging readers to try the treatment for alleged kidney and bladder issues.
A powerful California gale lashed the coast causing multiple fatalities and widespread damage. A vehicle crash near Redding occurred when a tree fell onto a car, while wind, rain, and toppled structures disrupted transportation from the Sacramento region to coastal cities.
An international press team announces the start of a 010,000,000 dollar press building project at NBC headquarters in Washington. The two story facility will house offices and communications rooms, with construction centered at the corner of Broad and another major street, as reported by the Washington dispatch.
Unclear text presents fragmented references to Queen Marie and Greek Catholicists. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable. The passage lacks sufficient, factual details to establish a solid summary.
The report notes Gonzales voters confirmed the unopposed mayoral candidate in a quiet election. Details on other races or turnout are not provided in the readable text.
A proposal to extend 7 cent public transit fares in Dallas was approved at a city meeting. The measure aims to keep fares low for riders and define reduced rates for students and elderly riders, with a review scheduled in the coming months.
The Elgin mayor and council faced a strong electoral day with high participation. Results show Suen Kee Die receiving multiple votes for reelection, while other candidates posted notable tallies amid a competitive race.
Fragmented OCR reports a bizarre, unclear claim about Egypt brides and a savant. Names and details are garbled with references to Phidelpsa Myvi iPadiles and Dr. Nathaniel Reich appearing as part of a disjointed, historical text fragment.
Report covers multiple vehicle collisions injuring a nun, a uniformed fed officer, a 6 year old, and others around Roosevelt area. Drivers fled the scenes. victims treated at local hospital as investigation begins. Names and addresses appear in fragments, with uncertain spellings and partial details.
An April 8 event at the Aud iM College of Foxus in College Station features frying on ice and an electric engineeiy display by radio. Visitors, including mothers and guests, will view exhibits such as a musical vacuum tire and a talking skull along with other curios.
Eugene V. Debs of the Socialist Party is warned against attempting public speech or propaganda in Bermuda where he and his party are resting. He threatens immediate departure and writes to George St. Kirkpatrick, former secretary of the Socialist Party, urging action.
The Supreme Court effectively sustains a lower court judgment in favor of Texas Company of Houston against the Texas Sugar? Company and Great Northern Railroad in an $88 million claim for failure to supply. The case may be taken to the United States Supreme Court.
The report notes discussions led by department heads about immigration and trade with Mexican interests. Officials and business leaders anticipate changes affecting seasonal labor, cotton picking, and related commerce as new policies are considered.
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