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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
5
In Yvinennes Indiana February 13 nine men report curfew beating of a girl by a 50 year old man. The accused Ray Shanks 10 confesses that Brense Glaceuce Dagemelr aided him at nine PM and struck the girl with a baseball bat fracturing her skull. The incident is noted in The Miscellaneauy for Bale.
In a grim event in KEW BERN a man shot and killed his son, Jossiun, as the boy entered the house through a window early this morning. Authorities say the tragedy stemmed from a mistaken belief about an intruder, with no further details available at this time.
In Austin Peb 13 the senate approved a measure to fund a state hospital for indigent patients after a spirited fight with opposition from some lawmakers. Tom Leven of Dallas delivered a inflammatory speech urging care for the mentally ill and underscored state duties to prevent placing insane persons in jail or poorhouses.
The Seining Bill faces a Thursday Senate session for a possible special order. Supporters say it protects mural resources while opponents warn of hardship on commercial fisheries and related industries.
A garbled note references San Antonio's Linkys Thyon and a California supply angle. It mentions Calinny tea and public updates about a garden venture, with STAYLOR WLEMAN credited as the writer or signer.
Lawmakers clash over passenger car license fees and a subcommittee plan to study possible changes. Debate centered on reducing private car fees, with votes split on a uniform cut and on directing funds to counties. A motion to allocate proceeds to cities and counties failed to pass.
Fort Worth Ministerial Alliance moved to block the proposed race track bill with three drastic steps. Ministers met yesterds amid protests labeling the measure as offensive to moral citizens. They planned public outreach to Austin and a Sunday citizen meeting to oppose passage.
ACSTIN reports that measure Affects insurance firms faces Senate scrutiny after passage of amendments from the floor. Opposition is expected as the bill nears final passage toward approval in Tow uy.
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In a local notice, M Donald, adopted by Lambert, passes away in Sam Angelo after years of service as starter at Nenekenridge Park. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Lambert family.
The fragmented note mentions a reimbursement bill related to pink boll worm damage and terms like Te te LM Webhost and Vane She, with unclear references to ages and payments. It appears to be an opaque item about farm pest losses and possible compensation connections, but specifics are unclear.
The Salesmanship Club will host Dr Kern Mowihers of Ow Salesmanstip with pastor Th Korn of Travis Park Methodbat church as speakers. Dr Shern will discuss Teetigipu Heinen Kiem, announcing the program at their American fy Ou Piva hall.
A New York specialist promotes Nurito as a harmless non narcotic treatment for neuritis rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia. He claims druggists guarantee relief with a refund if pain persists and cites a large sale success rate.
The ad claims Invisible Zemo provides instant relief for skin irritation and pimples with long standing reputation. It markets a non medicated, odorless liquid promised to soothe and reduce blemishes quickly, urging readers to buy at local stores.
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