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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
2
A crash in Denver left one fireman dead and three others injured when a coal truck collided with a fire department vehicle. Fire officials conducted rescue operations and investigated the cause of the collision.
Fires of hatred led to a clash at a Republican state executive committee meeting in Lermaesee. Raleigh v. Slooking suffered a minor knife wound, while Hopkins was wounded but identified. John W. Jackson, opposing gubernatorial candidate backer, was arrested for assault and battery after slashing Hopkins arm. The committee adjourned amid turmoil and routine business.
In corporation court on Thursday morning Henri Anstro a cab driver was fined $15 for negligent collision. He asked the jailer for a loan but Judge John F Onion refused.
Will Morrissey and wife Midgie Miller of Hollywood recount how their injuries were dressed after a house-warming quarrel. They accuse Tom Mix, noted film cowboy, of attacking them. Mix faces two counts of battery in court on August 50.
Judge John F Onion settled a negligent collision case Thursday morning involving L B Tankar and Mr Van Sickle. Van Sickle asked to settle themselves but was fined 13 dollars. the charge against Dunbar was dropped. Aerial visitors Mr and Mrs W- Wson arrived San Antonio by air on Wednesday. The article notes a Wright monoplane flown by Mr Isa Inne at Winburn field.
In Warsaw on August 23 a crowd welcomed pilots Hzikowski and Kubata after their recent attempt to fly the Allan in the city. The crowd included soldiers and officers, signaling strong public interest in the event.
An incident report notes an attack occurred with the assailant unnamed in the available text. Details such as location, date, and outcome are not provided in the fragment. Further readable material may reveal the involved parties and sequence of events.
Nine individuals were fined for traffic violations and drunkenness by Justice Joan F. Quain in the county court Wednesday. Three dismissals and six warrants followed. Names include Louis Cars, Al J. Garroet, Hornman Stokes, and Hermon Stokes with fines from $2 to $10 for violations like speeding and missing lights, parking in prohibited zones, blocking sidewalks, and drunkenness.
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