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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
1
French youths gathered for the first anniversary of a Bloody Eyes ring observance near Notre Dame. Police faced crowds as thousands, many in wartime attire, cried the Marseillaise and shouted for a freer France. A clash at Place Saint Michel led to police baton charges, with protesters failing to scatter.
An advertisement touts B C W as a quick cure for periodical pains and headaches. It claims relief in minutes without opiates or habit forming drugs and mentions uses for fever, neuralgia, muscular aches, and nervous distress. A registered pharmacist endorses the product.
A violent incident near Notre Dame Cathedral followed a memorial service for 19 people who died in the city riots a year earlier. Premier and Prefect of Police Langeron faced jeers as crowds clashed outside, with police forming a protective barrier around the premier.
Dallas police sharpened the hunt for Raymond Hamilton, a suspected robber and killer, as reports traced him downtown and linked him to a bank raid in Carthage. His wounded brother Floyd Hamilton was captured nearby, while deputies warned witnesses to remain cautious and pursued clues from the Bas Service track and a bus inspection in Brevport.
The Federal Communications Commission ordered a hearing on Eugene DeBogery of Brownsville regarding his application for two new 60 watt radio broadcasting stations. No date was set for the hearing.
Ernest W. Lewis was arraigned before the United States commissioner Wednesday on charges of transporting a stolen car from Newton Kansas to San Antonio. Bond set at 1500 dollars.
The readable text lists various locations with fragmented weather terms and temperatures. It mentions clear and cloudy conditions across multiple cities including San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Oklahoma, and others. Forecast details are inconsistent and partially garbled, yielding an uncertain regional outlook.
Reported talks on rate reductions for gas and electricity amid a public hearing scheduled for February 18 at city hall. San Antonio Public Service president Tuttle proposed a compromise or voluntary cut, but said firm value completion blocked action. Utilities League demanded 30 percent minimum cuts, while opponents cited high property valuations.
In Los Angeles, Plutarca Elias Calles, former Mexican president and political force, left a hospital under guard of twenty policemen. He boarded a special train to Mexico City amid fears of assassination attempts, while General Calles appeared to be recovering from recent surgery and said communication with the capital remained ongoing.
The Amana community in Iowa sees wage increases totaling 878 on all 1994 wages with payroll rising to 4154342, aided by non member workers. Despite a drought hurting agriculture and the mills, Wages rose as Wooten mills run at capacity on two shifts and the old commune model evolves with individualism growing within the community.
In Washington on February 6 Tom Mooney and his lawyers again pressed the Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus to free Mooney from San Quentin. They were previously defeated when the court refused to entertain their petitions for relief.
The Japanese freighter Fajr Meri reportedly sunk in a severe snowstorm off Sh. The vessel signaled distress as heavy seas swamped it and disappeared from nearby fishing boats. Fishermen joined search efforts using a row boat in the attempt to reach the stricken freighter.
A curative claim describes a swift and safe remedy for rheumatism, arthritis, and gout caused by excess uric acid. It promotes a proprietary blend marketed through American pharmacists, asserting rapid relief within 48 hours and urging usage with other unspecified activities.
Unclear report notes temperature norm partial improve in Smuts area. Mentions five year old stateeman tas and several days of unspecified activity. Source text is damaged and fragments limit precise facts.
A safe, capendable remedy for family use relieves rashes, ringworm and skin irritations. The ad claims quick relief from itchiness and pimples, praising Zeno as genuine and worth the price.
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