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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
17
Dallas Aug 1 The suspect in the fatal shooting of Clarence B. Jones, a night watchman, was released after authorities said he could not be proven to have acted with intent. Relatives claimed the man was at home with his family when the shooting occurred, countering investigators’ statements.
Readable text promotes G T A Tablets as a tonic for women to prevent ageing and regulate the monthly period. Claims suggest fatigue relief and glandular support for both married and single women, with Milburn Drug Co and City Drug listed as sources.
A New York specialist markets Nurito through neighborhood druggists promising relief for neuritis rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. The ad claims a money back guarantee after a few doses with a strong safety note and a nationwide distribution through drug stores. Nurito is touted as non narcotic and safe for children with a broad testimonial reach and few reported failures.
The column lists numerous residents and visitors with travel and illness updates. Names include Mrs. Wessie McGowen, George A. Mather, Gerald Mellff, Sallie Shock, Tincey Adame, Charles Cox, A. Sncohson, Carl A. Bevan, Marshall Johnston, Dr. D. H. Vargis, and many others. It notes trips to Chicago, Galveston, New Orleans, Kerrville, Paris, Houston, and Dallas, plus family visits, anniversaries, conventions, and hospitalizations.
The Arkansas delegates from a three day state convention rushed to conclude their session as Vixans spent the day wrangling over proposed resolutions and constitutional issues. Street crowds became quieter after a bustling period of Warstal music and festive activity in the hotel lobbies beside the bustling center.
Post D of the Travelers Protective Association of the Gonterntel will host a smoker at 8 o'clock Saturday to welcome new members. Ed Snebs, secretary, announced the program will include humorous speeches and refreshments. Tingle, state president from San Antonio, will discuss Wentpenilism. Howard W. Perak, a veteran traveling salesman, will present memoirs titled Fifty Years on a Traveling Salesman. Terman Ochs also spoke.
Ben Turpin comedian appears before a county grand jury with his friend Glyde Eastus observing. The session focused on a cross eyed joke gag as Turpin answered questions and faced the twelve investigators in a formal hearing.
Parker Cramer of Clarion Virginia, brother of missing flyer Wert Hanwell, arrived in Chicago to support plans by the Hight committee of Borkford. The group seeks U S Navy cooperation for an Arctic expedition from Evans Greenland landing base aiming to locate the missing aviators, who vanished Aug 19 during a flight from STE Evans to Greenland.
Marti Alanis was freed Thursday on a murder charge for the killing of HB Wittison in September after a jury in the thirty seventh district rendered an acquittal. The jury, after a four hour deliberation, was polled in court by Special Judge W. S. Anthony who refused a request to view the crime scene behind the Dresnall hotel on Chuirden Street. The jurors were brought in to answer questions before the verdict was announced. The case concluded with the acquittal.
Harvard University President Nathaniel Lowell and investor A. Tawreney Eddy were named among investors in Western Farm Company securities. The probe involves six securities under federal grand jury scrutiny, with Lowell investing $10 and Eddy $5001. Several Massachusetts residents were linked to the Missantic Kansas Farm pun company and the Farmers' Fund of Winnia as part of the investigation led by U.S. Attorney Frederick N. Tarr.
Alma Rubens and Ricardo Cortez, a film couple, have separated amid rumors of a split. The pair, once seen together, deny estrangement and say they remain friends as they adjust to living apart.
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