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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1932
Page
4
A narrator recalls a chilly river voyage up the Whangpoo amid a blend of warships and merchantmen. The scene shows diverse craft from destroyers to Chinese junks and sampans, with lifelike details of river life and chatter about headlines and imagination.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a sale action at a local venue with the public notice showing shelves and a noted end boom. The readable text mentions a famous brand and a possible exhibit or booth, but details are unclear.
A narrator recalls the 1898 explosion of the U S S Maine and imagines naval peril in Shanghai while contrasting fears of Japanese Chinese conflict with a dreamlike sequence. He reflects on Uncle Sam’s role in past wars and warns against inflaming new hostilities as he ends with a nod to Havana and the Maine headline.
A U S vice consul Gun ningham announced an apology for an assault last week on Arthur Ringwalt the American vice consul and Mrs L Young in the Hongkoy district. The two were set upon by a mob of Japanese while entering to take Mrs Youngs baby from a relative. The mob did not recognize the vice consuls identification documents. MARINES SOUGHT Representatives of Liberals and Conservatives in Nicaragua travel to Washington to seek approval for US marines to supervise upcoming elections.
About 5000 persons celebrated in a parade here yesterday dedicating the new Christ Title King Catholic church in Laredo Texas. The event attracted a large turnout and highlighted community support for the religious site.
Fire swept through a business block in Waupaca Wisconsin early today causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The blaze threatened the entire downtown district and underscores the fire risk in the area.
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Nonnie M. Hunter age 64 of near Austin and mother of Peace winner Lynn Hunter. The obituary notes her residence and family ties in the community.
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