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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes fall of La Vay in Baltvis and Tall Traces of a Pete Inca esiine amid warlike movements. Clerical language notes large numbers of deaths among whites and Indians, with calls to overthrow a government, capture suspects, and defend stations as forces clash.
An observer asserts strong unity of Far East states against European influence. The statement frames resistance as a regional stance amid rising external pressures and border tensions in the era.
Aug 15 in Rapid City a large crowd greeted 12 year old Tom Coolidge son of President Coolidge. The boy, arriving from summer school with his parents, was cheered as he stepped from the train. He joked about bringing home a few suitcases and golf clubs while noting his mother was there.
President Coolidge did not name a possible successor in 1928. Administration leaders, cabinet members, senators, and representatives have discussed the matter in talks with Coolidge but remain noncommittal. Some view him as the likely candidate, while others avoid firm conclusions.
Washington Aug 15 Extensive organization of co operative units among farmers, creation of financial farm bears and establishment of a fund to assist in carrying through crop seasons, viewed by Secretary as a means to improve agricultural conditions. A twofold approach includes semi control of farmland due to weather and market oriented production. The article, from the Warm dyurnal Philadelphia, outlines plans for commodity stabilization corporations and federal oversight to manage surpluses and market stability.
An account recalls Charles A. Lindbergh’s travel along an old mail route near St. Louis with a focus on his day’s events and the journey ahead. It notes post Chicago plans to depart for Syria and references the aircraft’s handling and a recent examination.
Nashville railway administrator Abbi Street Taues died at age 66 after a long career with the SN Mastlannnea organization. The official held key roles in railroad operations and capacity planning, contributing to safety, efficiency, and infrastructure development across the network.
A veteran reporter and author, noted for coverage of Lincoln era events, died at age 90 in a small town. Local offices and jail records paid tribute to his career with memories of his long service and literary work.
Fragmentary OCR note reports Mrs Leavell planning a move to New Mexico with unclear references to people and dates. The readable bits mention a person named Greg and a plan or expectation tied to a vendor or event, but details remain obscured in the damaged text.
Reports say the attempted uprising failed as peasants government actions unfolded. Commander Filomena Da Camara was placed in power and President Carmona resigned indicating a shift in authority. The cabinet prepared to take measures against insurgents while plans for naval action and officers were noted.
A fragmentary notice recalls a 22 year old horse and buggy sale connected to Albert Fried and Sam Street. The document mentions a carrel horse about five years old and a surrey buggy with harness, sold and conveyed to Albert Fried with a dated bill of sale. Ed Rehleinger signed the bid, tied to Friedrich’s former papers.
Obituary notes the death of Moll Ether of Sawey Mra Cwevther. survived by her husband and two sons, with funeral arrangements and relations listed in a fragmented local notice.
Heirigman aged 69 laid to rest in a service led by a Reverend. William Tellismann 62 died at his residence 601 Actin Street. Born in San Antonio the Heirigmann family line notes surviving relatives Hulda Maire and Afies Ae, with two sisters.
A Black man named Mather Locker of Austin died instantly when his car collided with an Army vehicle I signaling a steering wheel collision. The incident occurred Monday and the report notes the sudden death at the scene.
A man burglarized the Daw Dunham jewelry factory at 230 Broadway seizing hundreds in jewelry and over five hundred dollars in rings and stones. A chased suspect dropped a crowbar and was captured near Medina Street after a short pursuit.
Body of recluse Charles Lefore found dead in a shack near Beaumont on the Upannett road. Skull wound likely inflicted by violence. no immediate clue to motive or assailant. Local authorities and coroner investigating the scene as a homicide.
Washington reports cotton consumption totals for the year with grain, lint and seed byproduct figures. The census shows monthly distributions across categories including yarn, linters, and much larger totals for total consumption, highlighting shifts in fiber use and industry demand during the period.
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