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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1927
Page
13
Two Show Men Still Missing In Midnight Kidnapping Case
Reported in ToaGco, April 15, two showmen Jake Adler and Frank Getéllo vanished while driving to a new venture. Authorities pursued rumors of ransom and possible ties to a Chicago syndicate, with $100,000 cash reportedly offered for their safe return. investigators indicate the case involves a high-profile abduction tied to gambling interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OnToaGco
Pratesimnal Abiucturs
Yjracy
Neil Dedroit
Jake Adler
Getéllo
Bo Mite
Tie Phnatimit
Tony Altinn
Jand
Aienapta
Somitanas
Jane
Olén
Truler
Almont Alvraxs
Lyth
Oniru
Train Hold Up Near Mexico City Reported
A disrupted report from Mexico City on April 18 describes a group as staging a hold up on a train near the station. Eyewitness accounts mention bandits and a wife of a suspected member among those involved, with police efforts ongoing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mas- Tee
Jafisen
Fifera
California Man Defies Threat of Vigilantes
A California man named George Watton defied vigilante threats and rallied rifles to protect his stronghold near Lag Angelos. After tensions rose, he refused to quit, citing his rights and resisting external efforts to drive him from the property. Local details describe a confrontation with armed foes and an effort to defend his ranching claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watton
Alsame
Alabama
Wearren
Vaurk
Lag Angelos
Noyrine
Imiladys Wig Breakfast Style Decree Report
A fragmentary report describes a fashion rule requiring an Imilady to wear a wig at breakfast. The text references style guidance, materials, color variations, and implied social pressures, with scattered mentions of wigs, coverings, and associated rituals.
Three Killed in Tornado Hit Oklahoma
A tornado devastated parts of Oklahoma on April 19, killing three people and causing widespread damage. Local authorities reported casualties and searched for missing residents as emergency crews worked through the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Parton
Tyr T Rakeshe
Unclear OCR Item From Local School Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a school, a meeting, and names such as Mike Tite Ducker and June Heights High. Incomplete phrases mention a first race, a speaker, and a discussion about a possible event, with several garbled place and person names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Athoré
Jibtee School
Ilisigad
Alina Height
Mike Tite Ducker
Marlbadtte
Finse
June Heights
Wissane Henstrinke
Staukenstige
Wolfe Talks at Luncheon in San Bernardino Trade Group
Wolfe, manager of the trade exhibition board, spoke at a Tuesday luncheon of the San Bernardino chamber of commerce, outlining plans for the upcoming Cowmerce event and addressing economic outlook and member questions.
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Wolfe
Tuecheon
Tethmiedl Elydoras Tell
Putin
Menxer
Totel Matty UO
Exbyisiia Bortdil
Choirer
Cowmerce
Princepal Epenkeon
Taft Yale Speech to Be Broadcast
Taft will be the principal speaker and his Yale speech will be broadcast tonight. The address is to be relayed by three networks from the hotel, providing a nationwide airing Wednesday evening.
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Yale
Waashingiun
Ayirite
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Arsound
Fale
le Wrandenst
Gremilla Betworks Gereeetine
Trent-Settat
Countess Shoots Man He Will Not Sue
Fragmented OCR text describes a countess involved in a shooting with another man, plus references to names such as Chicago figures and Paris testimony. The readable portion hints at a domestic or legal dispute but lacks coherent narrative details. The piece mentions a potential sale of a vessel and a witness, with vague references to trial or testimony.
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Crations
Chicago
Bains
Paris
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