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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1927
Page
3
A Montgomery Advertiser report today details a new flogging case in Crenshaw County. The inquiry, led by Circuit Court official Calvin Moogle, concerns whippings last March when two geoes were allegedly beaten after being taken from farm homes. One victim reportedly suffered a severe lash to the head, rendering them unconscious.
Winston-Salem August 10 1941 Charles A Keil president of the Brown and Willisman Tobacco Company died last night after an illness of more than a year.
The New York Times reports Postal Telegraph and Cable plans to add radio service between the United States and the Philippines and China in conjunction with a new cable project. If realized, the system would mark the first attempt by a wire and cable firm to operate radio service, pitting Postal Telegraph against Western Union and RCA. The plan, tied to Clarence Mackay interests, would pair with a Pacific cable program and include stations in San Francisco, Honolulu, and Manila to handle excess traffic on the Pacific route.
Motorists halted a man nearby Mrs. Weitzel at 2631 Trail Street until police arrived. The suspect refused to speak, prompting Mrs. Weitzel to assist and a bystander named Billing from 1913 Flays Street helped subdue the man before officers took control.
A vintage etiquette ad urges preventing halitosis in business, social, and home life. It claims mouth odor affects about one in three customers and promotes rinsing with Listerine before meetings. A free etiquette booklet is offered from Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. in St Louis.
Eleven patrolmen in Louisville quit after an alleged defrauding scheme during a parade. A crowd of about 360 anti klansmen gathered along the march route and dispersed without trouble as Klansmen were halted.
A group of men were jailed Wednesday following arrests by Deloc officers Joe Harris and W. H. Shipp in a case described as a money theft scheme. The suspects allegedly used illicit means to obtain funds from victims, with two Kentucky-based associates central to the operations.
The Lanchow district disaster raises official death toll to about 50,000 from the May earthquake. A treaty at the exchequer chanceliney fixes the June Slavian war debt, Britain to receive 125,506,000 pounds in sixty-two annual installments.
Report describes an assault at LakeviewResidex area with two men involved. Victims suffered severe head injuries and were taken to Rabid Is for treatment. The motive remains unclear amid sparse details from the readable fragments.
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