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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1929

Page

9

Americans Freed By Rebels After Detention

Nogales Ark witnesses report that Rafael Tirvejarmig dairy owner and two American citizens, detained by Mexican rebel authorities on suspected espionage, were released and sent back to the United States. A firing incident was rumored but could not be verified as true at night.

Nogales Ark Apel Toe Obensatyen Enioye Ariz Nul Hafael Tirvejarmig Alka Nuyilex Grbel Nogates Sonora Chensorgen

Martial Law In Agua Prieta In Rebel Stronghold

Martial law is imposed in Agua Prieta following the killing of Private Janneio Rimney by Sergeant Ruperto Biendillo and the execution of Eneadilia on the spot by four men. The city is placed under strict control with checkpoints and curfews as authorities seek to restore order amid rebel activity.

Wuughas Ariz Janneio Rimney Agua Vrioia Ruperto Biendillo Eneadilia Agua Priea

Federal Planes Menace Camp

AAG Sonora April 16. Reports say federal airplanes attacked Agua Prieta and were engaged by rebel forces. Two planes reportedly shot down in combat near Agua Prieta, with further fighting noted as the menace continued.

AAG Sonora Enmeity Xatrixon Wranghald Ab Agua Prieta Tackel Wiglas Ariz Horler Garricon

U. S. Colony at Enpalme in Danger

The United States colony at Enpalme faces possible bombardment by rebel forces as Federal troops advance along the Pacific coast rail line. About 1400 Americans, many civilians, may be at risk if the rebels try to flee by rail, with Gen. Crux and Turhe leading roughly 800 troops.

U. S Enpalme Mexico Onene Grurymag Sena Ameris San Enlone Southern Pacific Tazara Cardenas Bnier Gunsaina Bay Enonline Generie Crux Tturhe Federal Forcea Cit Real Cardenas

New zoo at St Marys University hosts diverse wildlife

Mother Possum and her seven lazy young ones are among the animals seen at the new zoo being organized at St. Marys University. The display includes many animals and reptiles among the guests referencing the expanding exhibit.

Possum St. Mary's University

Almazan Ordered To Pursue Rebels

Us. Gen. Elian Callen orders Gen. Juan Andrew Almazan to leave Chihuahua with 600 picked troops to attack the rebel army in the west rear. The aim is to annihilate remaining contingents and prevent retreat into the United States. The plan follows prior engagements where rebels suffered heavy losses near Sonora and along the coast, with federal forces increasing pressure to end the revolt.

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Engagement Off Boy Dies In High School Sports Tragedy

Readable fragments describe Avril Bansas Opes and youth athlete Minder at Elis Grove High School. The account mentions a fatal car wreck during a date attempt, with Vivian Mitchell and Mingter involved. Military terms appear in the garbled text about Gen Almazan and rebel movements, likely from unrelated war reportage.

Bansas Opes Avril Paulel Minder Elis Grove Wenrt-id Swiecount Mingter Vivian Mitchell Ming- Jer

Biological Department Establishes Small Museum

Dr Leo Ranck of St Marys University leads a project to house native animals in a new small museum. The effort gathers species from rabbits and opossums to birds and fish, with plans to expand as investigations continue.

Biological Department Leo Ranck St. Mary's University Kingdon Tanck Neal Aay Tanck Jing

Testimony in Trial Over Oil Stock Fraud Scheme

Two witnesses testified Tuesday in a federal trial accusing T. Mounell Monel Kleedey and C. C. Afasecy of devising a mail fraud scheme to sell stock tied to the Spindle Top oil field. Artie Pollock of Beaumont identified J. C. Stassey as not having dealings, while Vance of Plattsmouth testified about a circular from San Antonio.

T., & Mounell Monel Kleedey C. C. Afasecy Tela United States Dietiet Dude da Val West Artie Pollock Beaumont J. C. Stassey Vance Platt San Antonio Danwell

City Bids Sought for New Police Uniforms

City purchasing agent James Siin son on Tuesday reviewed four bids for new police uniforms. Bids varied in price across suppliers, with details pending evaluation to determine the best value for city offices.

James Siinson Ficewen

Guests at fashionable Tark Avenue party in homicide hearing

Witnesses at a homicide hearing described a party where Samuel Thell claimed he never struck Arthur Morgan Smith before Smith fell after an argument near the Hotel Mardners. Mrs Brown, a Kentucky social figure, escorted by a taxi driver, offered conflicting accounts as police questioned attendees.

Fashionable Tark Avenue Samuel E. Thell Arthur Morgan Smith Cleveland Volice Sail Smith Stabart W. Brown Kentucky Society Park Avenue Marduers Robert W. Schuette Smith Firs Browny Eversoun Mrs. Brown Jashaba Son Stewn Palion Mail Querensh Rell Paula Crown Gracia Nice Frank Spencer Marghry Ting Bellevue Hospital Hayton

Notable Radio Schedule Dense with Orchestra Programs

A sprawling, dense radio schedule lists dozens of stations and programs across multiple cities. It highlights orchestras, hourlong music blocks, farm talks, weather updates, markets, and various cultural programs, underscoring a heavy emphasis on musical programming and live performances.

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San Antonio welcomed by noted speaker in forum

G Wie, veteran lecturer, praised San Antonio as a winter resort in a Main Avenue speech honoring the city’s beauty. Edwin Chamberlain introduced him at the San Antonio Open Forum. The addressed venue highlighted the river and prospects for a photographic illustrated feature on Texas with 160 color slides from Colorado travels.

G. Wie San Antonio Acunee Main Avenue Fitzi Keloul Auditorium Colorado

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