Journeymen Barbers Gather to Protest Posted Executions
A group of journeymen barbers plans a rally to protest the scheduled execution of two radicals, aiming to showcase public opposition and call for clemency or reprieve from authorities.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1927
Page
13
Aviation Promoter and Lindbergh Flights Backed by Organizer
Arthur Brisbane notes an organization backing Charles Lindbergh’s flights across the United States. It discusses life and accident insurance for Lindbergh, the changing ease of flying insurance, and contrasts with automobile risk. The piece weaves in labor, capital, and global affairs, ending with a reflection on travel as a moral and business discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheim
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbersh
Airays
Lineman Drowns While Fishing
Electra Texas reports a lineman drowned while fishing near the river. The deceased is identified as KF BK. Martin, Fy Tinenvin, and Bunday, with authorities continuing the search for the missing oar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineman
Electra
Tex
Stag
KFBK
Martin
Fy" Tinenvin
Dmer
Bunday
Findlig
Highlights In Sacco Case and Protests Worldwide
Protests spread from Boston to Paris over Sacco and Vanzetti. Strikes hit Colorado coat milners and Paris taxi drivers as threats and unrest grow. Anonymous letters in New York threaten bombings. police review, suspects labeled cranks. Paris sees 24 hour taxi strikes with limited disruption amid scale demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Warren
Paris
Cotton Crop Report Shows Decline in Averages
Washington, Aug 14. The Department of Agriculture released its first weekly crop report noting the cotton crop condition at about 60.4 percent of normal. The season’s growth is lower than last year with projections of around 18,492,000 bales and estimates for weekly shipments and prices rising on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange in response to the government forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Father and Two Sons Die in Hotel Blaze
A fire swept through a hotel and residence owned by William Cyan in Wilkshire, Pe Ang, killing a father and his two sons. Tetornational News Service reports the blaze destroyed the building, with authorities treating it as the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetornational News Service
Wilkhsharke
Ang
William Cyan
Incendiary Blaze Damages Denver Buildings
Fire believed to be incendiary damages Pan Hogan Enc auto agency and nearby structures in Denver. Estimated loss set at two hundred thousand dollars. Investigators seek clues as blaze scorched multiple buildings including a car showroom and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Angi
Pan Hogan Enc
Autema-Bile
Dil
Coast Artillery Major Assigned to San Antonio Post
Coast Artillery announces Major Ralph B. Haines assigned to post in San Antonio for duties at Eighth Corps headquarters, under the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Artillery
Ralph B. Haines
Arellery
Ateiye
San Antonio
Eighth
Cotys Arra
Ares
Wale
Elderly Woman Plans Air Tour of Europe
A 95 year old woman, traveling from the United States to England, plans an extensive tour by car and air. She intends to photograph galleries, visit the Tower of London, and cross the English Channel to Paris, aiming to see landmarks despite her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
BE. Henry
Linendn
England
Herby
Tower of London
Kingland
Ami
Paris
France
Stall
Bud Stillman Arrives in France with New Canadian Bride
Bud Stillman and his Canadian wife arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Olympié. They appeared cheerful but declined to talk to reporters. Mrs. Stillman wore a brown ensemble, while Bud donned a straw hat, blue suit, and tie. They headed toward Deauville but could not be located there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha W. Kunst
Inoolorat
Min
Kunst
Paradieo
Bud Stillman
France
Talverant Sertive
Cherbourg
Thal
St Uman
Toilay
Holt Ability
Happy Butt
Maine Official Paid Annual Salary of 1 Dollar
Fragmented OCR lists a Maine official with a nominal salary and scattered names and roles. The text mentions Augusta and Ossining, with partial references to inspectors and editors, but provides no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Transatlantic Flight Race Amid Allied Preparations
The article notes improved weather over Europe as multiple nations prepare for a first crossing flight. Germany France and Britain field a dozen expeditions with planes such as the Bremen U-103 and Europa under pilots including Carne lus Edad and Jobin Risticz. Cap tain Fie Courtney aims to fly for Great Britain. Bellanca planes and others await exact launch times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bellanca
Charles A. Bevine
Ils
New York
Protest Costs S.A. Motorist Two Fines
A disjointed report notes a motorist in San Antonio facing fines after a protest near a restored arch. The crowd, directed at Acting Mayor Phil Weizler, caused police attention and resulted in penalties while authorities enforce parking and access restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Motorist
Betattse
Risanteno
San Antena Rentorist
Phil Weizler
Man Severely Hurt When Attacked by Three L.A. Negroes
A man was beaten on Santi Rosa Avenue in Lom Herrera, San Luis Street area, suffering a fractured skull after three unknown assailants struck him with a blunt instrument. He was admitted to Robert B. Gerer Hospital Monday. attackers fled before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santi Rosa
Lom Herrera
San Luis Street
Robert. B. Gerer Hospital
Herrera
Grain Prices Jump on Crop Reports Across Markets
Grain prices surged on crop reports with Canada cited for damage. Wheat futures climbed to near season highs as corn deliveries reached new peaks and overall market demand stayed strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcago
Canada
Biehel
Souvenir Hunter Cuts Lindy Plane
A reported incident in Cincinnati describes a souvenir hunter cutting a small square of fabric from the wing of the Spirit of St Louis during an inspection ahead of a flight. The action occurred as Col Charles A Lindbergh prepared to depart for Louisville, drawing attention to the fragile wartime relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnall
Ulla
A. Tunvenir
Sir Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Louisville
Bids Studied For Utility Appraisal
City officials including Mayor Weight and City Attorney Ryan met Monday to review bids from auditing firms for a Public Service Company asset appraisal and books audit. The aim is to determine costs and possible action on lowering trolley fares, with rate reforms stalled after failed compromise offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Weight
Toseph Ryan
Bis
Public Service Company
Wright
Sity
Yori
John W. Tobinline
Gayle
Xenimpromise
Pobre Lie Service Company
Finn
Redgve
Geale
Irnlley Fnro
Wild Man of Show Jailed by Officers
New York report describes a midway attraction who lashed out at a spectator during a performance. The incident led to the performer being restrained and jailed by authorities after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
VPI
Coery Island
Borneo
Jay
Levine Signs Pact for 300000 Franc Deposit in Paris
Charles A. Levine and aviator Marc Jon Yeonkin signed a pact to deposit 300000 francs before the Paris to New York flight. The start hinges on weather conditions and the Paris plan, with Levine declaring readiness upon payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
Paris
Charles A. Levine
Marc Jon Yeonkin
AY Smith Urged to Climb Mountain
Ambiguous report notes Alfred Smith urged to ascend a mountain peak near coastal ports. A proposed project would convert the mountain into a memorial with a high monument at the summit, reflecting political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dareplagin
N. Wy Ang
Alfred Smith Tre
Fae Mountain
Ohio Miners Await Donahey Decision In Labor Talks
In Columbus on August 8, Ohio miners and operators awaited Governor Donahey’s next move in ongoing wage and safety talks. The present accord showed quiet focus as parties pressed toward a statewide agreement, with weekend events shaping the pace of negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Donahey
Columbus
Ohio Wiley
Judge Sanderson Denies Sacco Voiretti Writ Hearings
Boston August 8 Justice Sanderson of the state supreme court denied petitions by Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Varetti for a writ of habeas corpus and a writ of error. He ruled the issues improper for habeas corpus and dismissed the petitions after full consideration finding no basis for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Justice Sanderson
State Supreme Court
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vouretti
Habrae Corpue
Insiies
Sanderson
Jorg Srrit
Seek Boston Man in New York Bombings
Police. Boston man linked to Sacco and Vanzetti sympathizer remains at large after a second subway bombing incident. His sedan was sighted fleeing the scene. authorities await his return for questioning about the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
N.Y
Ney
York
Avg
New
Ark
Baston
Noman
Boycott Call Shocks South American Mass Meeting
Post meeting turmoil in Buenos Aires saw protesters smash shop windows as a union leader urged workers to boycott United States goods. In Wilkes-Barre, Rinaldo Cappellini of the United Workers of America warned that a one day strike would be declared if workers in the region follow the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Ancermuarial News Service
Buenos Aires
Poelicg
United States
Wilkesbarre
Rinaldo Cappellini
Bhi No. 1
United Workers of America
Thiue
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Summary
Murky text provides scattered weather notes for Texas with unclear place names. It mentions southern winds and coastal conditions and a general note of cloudy skies with possible storms inland.
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de. H. Bilin Lowry
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Uroya
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Berlin
Europa
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