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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists names and affiliations including Sewall K Wells Oland C Wil and Corporal Geo E hha ter with various others, suggesting a military or company roster from Canyon, Arizona, and San Antonio boys on term.
Burleson executive secretary calls for public education and organized social work to reduce street begging cited as a major drain on funds. He notes the Community Chest target is 435000 for its 125 campaign in October and estimates per capita subscriptions at 2.11 with the big givers committee contributing most of the support.
An city ordinance orders paving on Taft Pang 6 and other streets including Tafr Usulevard from Frig City to Somerset sands and pE Broadway near parkysar 1 between Bracken ridge Avenue and Appler street. An appropriation funds paving on Market Street through Main place with a hearing set for Sept. 61 for owners affected by Agarita Street paving between Breeden Avenue and North Flores Street. Assessments set at 140 2 front fant.
Burglars broke into a residence on Bem F. Weet Jobuson Street, looting valuables while occupants were away. Police urge anyone with information to come forward and assist the investigation. No injuries reported.
An 89 year old Bible teacher continues at his school, showing steadfast dedication to education and faith. Despite advancing age, he maintains classroom responsibilities, guiding students with steady effort amid changing times and enduring commitment to his vocation.
Infant died and two people injured when a car was struck by another vehicle on a local road. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators worked to determine fault and the sequence of events.
The Rev. Joseph Szu Pathol Taye is noted for inventive work in Amboy with local attention to his parish and community impact. Details remain scarce in the fragment but point to a clergy member engaging in creative projects beyond pastoral duties.
An Austin market worker named Barker was hit by a bullet in a row over a wage dispute. The injury was slight and not life threatening. Police reported no further details on suspects or motive at this time.
The photo caption notes Posies grew popular as Britaite styles excite interest. Lee Lonsdale wears a favorite white cavieni as Sir Austen Chamberlain amid an orchid display in America. Thomas Edison holds 40 carnations, yet wears two at once.
Fragmentary report indicates British plans to transfer a task force and personnel, with navy officials discussing strategic moves. Unclear names and places in the garbled text, but reference to Bristol Island and possible operations in a theater labeled Toaven and Tain.
A police report describes the discovery of a woman's body in a New Jersey river. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential drowning or foul play, awaiting identification and coroner results.
Aug 22 Mass Horace G Knowles former ambassador to Bulgaria Nicaragua the Dominican Republic Bolivia charged Washington with abusing small nations. He said the United States has used force to subdue weak states and blocked their day in court despite Monroe Doctrine promises. He urged a Christian remedy and condemned U S policy as arrogant and disrespectful of due process.
Shreveport station owner W. Henderson defends KAIRIE against Federal Radio Commission power limits. He argues southern stations receive less wattage than eastern networks and plans to push Congress for action and a revision of the 1927 radio act.
The Farmers’ Exchange Bank at Chela Alo near Chillicothe Missouri, with resources of 45 was closed today by the board of directors. An examiner from Jefferson City is en route to take charge, the thirty fourth bank to fail in Missouri this year.
New York reports 75 year old former clown Rob erwood long a circus figure now promoting a children charity in Bi. He invites local youngsters to join the ROR group and share toys with kids in need.
The bishop of Tenerife led a group of clergy and laymen on an excursion to the summit of Teide. As the party neared the crater the group observed the extinct volcano and noted the Canary Islands landscape from the high vantage point.
Police report two cars stolen downtown and recovered after a weekend incident. Names connected to the case include local residents and hotel guests in Fredericksburg, with brief notes on suspects and recovery timing.
The Hon. Lionel W. Tennyson, grandson of the British poet, enters the public eye after winning a divorce from his wife. An American was named co respondent in the case.
TF E Burleson executive secretary of the community chest says September is the hardest month to collect pledges. People spend before vacations and then return to face bills, with many delaying payments owed on pledges. He notes all sorts of merchants await pledges, delaying food and charity needs.
Bishop Charles H. Brent of Buffalo reviews the World Conference on Faith and Order from Lausanne Switzerland. He notes no new expression of unity despite differences as the conference closes with services at Lausanne cathedral. A report on Unity of Christendom is referred to a special commission to report back to the continuation committee.
Denver delegates from persenities will meet to seek understanding leading to the unification of the Culurude river compact.
Brunswick aviator Paul Redfern postpones his 4600 mile non stop flight from Brunswick to Brazil due to weather. He will test and prepare between hours while monitoring forecast from Turks Island to Trinidad, noting possible over water risks and partly overcast Caribbean conditions.
The article argues for balancing beauty and freedom with practical home duties. It praises modern homemakers while warning against kitchen inefficiency. It notes Friday food pages in The Light guide recipes and grocery deals from San Antonio makers to help save money and avoid marital strain.
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