Rebellion in Spain Suppressed by Military Under De Rivera
Photo shows royal family inspecting troops said to have taken part in the uprising. Decrees have been promulgated to tighten government authority.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1929
Page
5
Photo shows royal family inspecting troops said to have taken part in the uprising. Decrees have been promulgated to tighten government authority.
Dec 5 dispatch from Washington recounts Spain reporting a revolt in the past days. The government says disturbances have largely dissipated with few injuries and no widespread fighting. King Alfonso, reportedly abroad hunting, rushed home as de Rivera and royal troops mobilized to restore order.
Fragmented OCR reads like a stock show report with scattered names, animals, and procedures. It mentions a 40 day period and a closing deadline, with references to owners, exhibitors, and regional shows. The legible bits point to an agricultural event in Illinois and related stock entries.
In a terse briefing, authorities report a breakthrough between China and Japan on a divorce matter, indicating both sides signed to a mutual agreement. The text notes ongoing tensions and the need for formal confirmation, with no further details provided.
A garbled report notes Morrow’s call on Estrada’s formal appointment and a related matter. The piece mentions Estrada and Clegg Minster in a context of a homeland ceremony and U S residency, with unclear dates and roles.
In Chicago on February 5 two masked men robbed a messenger on a crowded Loop street. They pressured Earl Wenny into giving up his wallet after selecting a moment when crowds diverted attention. The bandits fled with about $900 toward the elevated station.
A garbled Austin notice reports legislators submitting a parking lights law. The text mentions concerns about car safety and enforcement, with references to vehicles, valvices, and a representative, amid unclear details of the bill and its status.
Murphy, longtime backer of Ford, dies quietly at Detroit hospital. Former ally of Murphy party and dealer in local civic circles, his death ends a contentious era in regional politics and business.
A first person reminiscence describes relief after rescuing men from a freighter and the comfort of smoking Lucky Strikes on the America. The account praises toasted tobacco and urges readers to Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet as a motto for seafaring readiness.
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