06 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1928
Page
1
A garbled, non linear OCR passage references figures like Arthur Brisbane Wrink and Professor Yikes. It mentions Olympic racing, neural science, and a jumble of names and places with no clear coherent event or outcome.
W S Anthony states the grand jury selection rests with the district attorney. He explains a special grand jury may be convened for a term of court while noting the district attorney’s investigatory authority and the need for an official announcement. The district attorney’s office plans to proceed with presentation of cases and possible indictments if authorized.
Rich matron beaten and slain in a fatal attack on Myrtle Medus in a fashionable district. Kelly, the prime suspect, was captured after a struggle with police. The case centers on a controversial social circle and a high profile murder scene with the motive under scrutiny.
In Cedar Rapids on a riverbank a man died after a drowning attempt went wrong. Rescuers tried to save him but his heavy hair impeded flotation and he could not reach safety. A bystander described the scene as chaotic as divers arrived.
Miss Lottie Bruhn formerly of A marries Ted Coy in El Paso a union involving Morning Grula heir Mik Tonte Vegho a wealthy San Antonio businessman. Beilin daughter Loy with family remained in ME Paso amid the Turmoil. couple homeward bound to San Antonio after a brief public note by Morning Sportsmen.
VA reports Hughes nominated for a seat on the Permanent Court of International Justice. The nomination comes amid political speculation and counter-arguments from lawmakers and officials.
Reports indicate patient Vare shown improvement after a rough night. Medical staff note fluctuating condition with temporary stabilization by Saturday night as routine care continues.
Forest rangers and a drafted force fought a wildfire threatening timber and valuable Finder near the national forest. The blaze, described as a danger to trees, was monitored as crews strained to hold back flames and protect the area.
A Bexar County party committee debated banning the Nam Tore party from the ballot at a Tuesday night meeting. Chairman Chamtees predicted a decision by the full committee after reviewing petitions and attendance. The panel, with about 25 members present, planned to appoint labor leaders and other officials for advisory roles as they weigh the minor party ban.
Paris reports a formal extradition process for Henry M Blackmer, living in France, tied to allegations of perjury. French authorities, acting on a warrant from U.S. officials, await documents and case review before a final decision.
A Belgrade editor was shot to death in a violent incident. Police reported the attack occurred near a railway area and involved multiple suspects. Authorities sent the editor to a hospital where he later died. Investigators seek several witnesses and have labeled the case a possible homicide.
A dog named Vhis Tish tercier owned by Duddy Townsend leaped from a rooftop of a multi story hotel and landed on a Ford sedan causing extensive damage. The dog and its owner were pictured together with the animal appearing unsettled.
A proposed playground tax endorsed by Mayor Chamber Mandity aims to press voters in the November election. Supporters include Srvlender, Roger Lobes, and Sam Aniiola, with Anita Fes Verits cited as a key advocate. The plan would finance playgrounds in Playgenuntis, cited in meetings and public statements.
The body of Frank Marion Adams, 26, a senior in the theology department at South Methodist University, was recovered from a swollen stream after drowning.
Hens Murphy 28 of Merling Street was charged with murder after a shooting at 2602 Weal Vegis Street. A preliminary hearing was set after the sheriff’s office reported the incident occurred Sunday when a pistol ball struck Murphy’s head, killing the victim instantly.
An unnamed source reports General MIntyre will head a bureau overseeing war time intelligence and policy. The appointment consolidates leadership within the bureau, with Maj. Ger Prank serving as deputy in a reorganized structure amid ongoing operations.
A northbound Illinois Central line derailment near Chicago sent eight to fifty people to hospitals after a pipe struck the train. No. 16 Chicago to New Orleans Limited and No. 3 trains derailed as several cars toppled, with fatalities and multiple injuries reported. Investigators named Conductor Vecever, Engineer Banks, and other officials while unions and witnesses described a chaotic scene at the wreck site.
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