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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
4
Disturbances tied to onion workers flare as Sheriff and 80 deputies move in from Florence to quell unrest. Injuries reported among workers and a deputy bitten. five people not held as officials manage the disorder.
A New York report notes passengers aboard a sea voyage complain of rough seas and fatigue as the Gulf Stream creates strong currents and unsettled conditions during the journey.
Miss Evelyn Flick of Houston is the guest of Miss Louise Wiggins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wiggins, as several parties are noted in connection with the luncheon honoring young women.
Mrs Kalmus of San Antonio and Gordon Pratt of Gordon's Point were married at the Pratt home. Chaplain performed the ceremony with a receiving line and wedding party guests from local families. A pink and white decor theme featured throughout the reception in the couple’s home.
A fragmentous account describes Lindy 70 and a UD home town visit with references to Atlantic Paris and Lille. It mentions a form acre farm, a nine room house, and a lease tied to late Congressman Charles Lindbergh, with undefined events and wartime imagery. The text is garbled and uncertain in key details.
Society in New York reports the engagement of Mrs Tennyson and Mr Beck following the divorce of Lionel Hallam Tennyson from Clarissa Tennyson. The couple plan to wed soon and establish residence in New York City, with details contested and unclear amid cables and social chatter.
Denver August 26 Western governors and their advisers hold talks to seek an agreement on the contested water basin plan. Arizona California and other states participate as discussions focus on shared river resources and possible allocations amid long standing disputes.
The American Legion names a core leadership slate for the upcoming convention in Texas. Governor Lay Moody General T. Vines and others are named honorary chairs while Nat M. Wusber leads the general committee. A long list of officers and members follows, with Frederick Terrell and Stan frunsational among key roles at headquarters.
Fragmentary report mentions a Spanish cardinal of Toledo and primate of Spain with unclear phrasing about authority or events. The text is garbled with names and dates unreadable, providing no clear action or outcome to summarize.
A motion at the regional convention seeks a nationwide boycott of certain U.S. products amid debate on anti-war actions. The Women’s Republican delegation favors detente and intensifying the boycott push, aiming to tighten actions against specific products and producers.
A large steamer carrying thirty passengers struggled in a fierce sea current. The Rem Traner, amid a storm, was struck by a hidden force causing chaos aboard and alarms among officers.
Fragmented clipping reports a bizarre chase involving airplane elopers and a parson in TANCASTEM Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. The strange tale mentions a Boing nh Linmunet and a cotuimercial plume ty Advertisement with a land sale and a farmer’s involvement following a journey, ending with an obliging parson.
Washington reports secret consultations between Britain and Japan that hint at a potential alliance on naval supremacy affecting U S policy after the Geneva conference. The notes suggest an Anglo Japanese understanding discussed with American officials, tying to past treaties and imperial possessions.
New York city reports the death of Marcus Lov, 38, a designer linked to the Riverside Drive Viaduct project. His body was found in a Central Park area as authorities awaited autopsy results. The obituary outlines a life of inherited wealth and sudden poverty after years of obscurity.
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