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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1927
Page
4
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions people hurt in a incident with vague names and places. No clear event details or identifiable organizations are readable from the text provided.
President Coolidge joked about living in Roosevelt's cabin during a Yellowstone visit. The park tour included a quip about his own “cabin in Washington” and prompted a light moment with Superintendent Albright about the historic Roosevelt site. Separately, a series of local accidents injured several people, including a 16 year old, with multiple crashes reported on Brazos and Granade streets and nearby avenues.
The San Antonio Light reports a wide turnout as youths enter a plane building contest for those 17 and under. Entrants design models of planes. top entries from San Antonio will go to Memphis for final judging. The event, run with Lions Field involvement, mirrors similar nationwide efforts to spark interest in aviation.
President Covlige returns to the summer White House desk to handle a backlog of matters. Over the next week he will review mail deemed personal by his secretaries and assess issues requiring his direct attention. Senate leader Hiram Bingham of Connecticut is expected to arrive later in the week for engagements.
Officials of Western Gas Service say natural gas will be available in San Angelo from the Coleman County fields by September 15. The report notes assured supply for the city as the new gas line expansion progresses.
Across various notices the bulletin records a warehouse blaze in Texas City causing $200,000 damage and threatening the waterfront. Other items include memorial services for Capt. William P. win, a self-inflicted death by a Black man after a shooting, a shooting in Ross Vaden’s yard, a Texas auto fatality, and a county vote on a $500,000 courthouse project. Also noted are Premier Baldwin’s France trip, Governor Moody’s fishing, astronomer Dr. George A Bill’s death, and a Wichita police shootout with bandits.
Dallas dispatch reports a massive rat invasion across the state, described by John E. Orr, president of the Lexus Farm Bureau Cotton association, as imminent unless swift measures are taken. The alert frames an urgent public health and agricultural threat requiring action.
Plans for a new Tom Green County courthouse will be completed after voters approved a bond issue of 204000 dollars. The Aug. election results show the county securing funds for construction and related costs. Local officials said the measure passed decisively.
In Chicago on September 12, a Viking themed welcome will greet a modern Viking ship and its crew as part of dedicating a new outer drive in memory of Lick Erickson. The ship and its crew reportedly spent eighty days crossing the Atlantic for the memorial effort.
The Central Power and Light company of San Antonio has acquired the Fal forcias Light and Tower company's water works and electric light machinery and live battery, with plans to improve service in Palfurrias.
The Living News Lokio correspondent reports the bold bandit raid over the weekend east of Tokyo. A two gang crew held up a train, shot crew members and resisting passengers, taking about 20 passengers captive for ransom. Special trains bearing ton trains have been ordered to the area.
A map was seen prowling in the building occupied by the Wroten Handles Elolor on Broadway and Dighth Street. The night watchman told police of the sighting. Officers conducted a search but found no trace of any prowler.
An advertisement extols Ex in aiding sluggish digestion and fatigue as modern life speeds up. It claims Enos gentle thorough action differs from salts and offers pleasant taste and effervescence. The copy urges keeping a bottle for renewed appetite and vitality, marketed by J C Eno Ltd with agents Harold F Ritchie & Co in New York.
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