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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1929
Page
4
The article reports Inman accusing a tenor of pursuing his wife through poems and letters written from his boudoir. Steel and several other men named by Inman deny the charges. An international newsreel photo accompanies the report.
Sacramento reports the opening of the trial week in Los Angeles as jurors consider whether the state will reopen the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnap case. Judge Martly presides as prosecutors seek to introduce new testimony about past events, including McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy, and possible conspiracies. The proceedings focus on charges of conspiracy and perjury linked to the 16 year old disappearance story.
Six students landed a balloon near Ontario amid safety fears as the craft drifted from Detroit toward New York. Jury members and Arvin's group sustained cuts and bruises while observers reported the compromised landing near a lake.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local health notice or classified fragment mentioning bladder trouble and urine, with garbled names and numbers. It references a person or dealer, a date or trade code, and scattered terms suggesting a medical or personal advisory item without clear details.
Representative George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts urged President to enforce fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. He warned that southern states use state voting laws to preserve representation in Congress while disenfranchising Black citizens. He demanded federal enforcement and constitutional adherence.
Report states twenty businessmen are accused of taking part in a kidnapping tied to an alleged effort to abduct two American Federation of Labor leaders. The defendants face charges in a federal case, with authorities seeking criminal and civil penalties. The names cited include EDMARETHSON and Tenny Agel SPA, amid an investigation led by county authorities.
An apparent diplomatic note from Canada addresses the United States regarding the sinking of a ship linked to the I'm Alone case. The dispatch cites Canadian concerns over interference and requests protection or investigation by the U.S. authorities.
A dramatic leadership shake arises as the orchestra reels from the sudden resignation of the assistant leader. Key figures named include TEA BLEPHLA and Apeere Dar amid a jittery Philadelphia scene. The event prompts a review of internal dynamics and future conducting arrangements.
A chaotic account describes uncovering long bones in mud near a gate by Wilden road in LaSalle County, dating to 1601. Workers exposed a chin joint to the knee, with a 16 foot length noted, as mud and clay were carefully removed. A foreman and others discuss sharing the discovery and the plans to map the exact footprint in the tank.
Ayal Km YPlis reports that Governor Wie faces a Senate impeachment trial. The House committee added eighteen more charges from Nuiarrler while several defense motions are deferred. A final decision on the proceedings is expected after a Tuesday meeting of lawmakers.
A suspect confessed to involvement in burglaries that netted about 300000 in property. Police allege the thefts targeted a motion picture actors’ home, with about 80000 worth of jewelry taken from a Copenhagen company.
Police in Manila report arrests of sixteen Filipinos charged with planning a grand revolutionary attempt to overthrow the present government. Officials describe the plot as ambitious, with claims of an independent republic and a revived army. Details from yesterday indicate large-scale arrests and suspected conspirators, though exact charges and outcomes remain unclear.
A Kasnas City report details an unsuccessful effort to rescue a child named Shirley Maxine Mempest from a lake after a heartmanhunt mishap. The incident ends with the child’s death, authorities say, as communications personnel face scrutiny.
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