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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
1
Ed Engelhardt, a witness in the McCloskey election return trial, says he turned over the tally from Precinct 20 to Fritz Rossi. A facsimile allegedly shows figures state that McCloskey altered the results.
Ancient natives fear sacrifice as Kilauea roars yesterday with lava and light. Reports speak of homes abandoned and a fearsome spectacle that could drive future energy ideas. Henry Ford and Lindbergh are cited in speculative chatter about automation and transatlantic flights amid the chaos.
SANTIAGO Chile Feb 21 The Trena-Atica dispute ending forty five years of conflict has been settled by peaceful means. Official announcement says Tacna will belong to Peru and Arica to Chile after an agreement between the involved governments.
King George walked around his bedroom with assistance, marking his first substantial activity since falling ill. The royal health update suggests gradual improvement after a period of restricted movement.
New York on February 21 faced the season’s heaviest snowfall as about a thousand extra workers joined 1600 more crews to clear streets. Plows operated by surface lines and the rapid transit system reported no delays in transportation as crews started clearing soon after the storm began.
A chaotic early 20th century report details a second gang suspect connected with a library murder and a $20,000 dispute. The piece cites city officials, engineers, and lawyers, with mention of a garage confrontation near North Clark Street and references to a long investigation posture and expected testimony.
Fire at Mangold and Berkey homes in Ed enaburg area claims seven children and two adults in a series of blazes started by overheated stoves. Miners rescue efforts uncover multiple fatalities as families of Mangold and Berkey perish. lone survivor Zon Terker suffers facial injuries. Mercy Kuttgle reports from Kerkay, nearby observer.
Five children of Mr. and Mrs. John Ooms of Lan tally perished in a house fire in Chicago. The blaze started when a fuel or matter ignited. the home was destroyed and the remaining children were severely burned. Mrs. Ooms and Mr. Ooms each carried a child to safety before the flames overwhelmed the building.
A city meeting discusses aiding the proposed four year Southwest Texas Methodist College to be established in San Antonio with a potential 500 000 endowment fund, contingent on donor support and alumni backing. Key figures include Jt. Stanford of Westmoorland College and Bishop John M. Miner of Dallas. The plan aims to place the new college in San Antonio with funding prerequisites and local civic support.
A battered OCR fragment describes 14 inches of snow in Nashville and surrounding areas, with heavy accumulation and blocked roads. It mentions rain and wintry mix patterns across Georgia and nearby regions, and notes the weather threat continuing into the day.
The first deficiency bill was abandoned today by the home appropriation committee amid a broad debate over funding for prohibition enforcement. The measure would have added funds to the prohibition enforcement fund, with 24,000 dollars proposed, reflecting tense budget considerations and party positions.
A street car and automobile collision on West Commerce Street left a driver with a head injury and another man, Sam Asam of North New Wratthfels, bruised. The injured were taken to City hospital for treatment.
Fire sparked by chimney debris damaged a residence causing 825 dollars in damages. A second small blaze near a supervisor’s area caused about 230 dollars in harm. The events were recorded by local fire officials on Thursday.
The Catholic Women’s meeting is planned for April 9 and 10 in the city. Mrs Witham Sree serves as chairwoman. ten diverse clubs will be represented. Mrs A Wallizer from Whe Hapten is publicity representative, organizing committee members include Mrz A.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Labor seeks representation on a dry law survey in Miami with mentions of an executive committee and possible presidential election figures. Names and exact roles are unclear due to garbled text.
Harold Young reports in Austin on a court hearing where the state builds its case against Congress member Migustus T. McCloskey for alleged election misconduct in Bexar County during the New Weather general election. Testimony from officials and a prosecutor outlines efforts to influence voters and the procedural path to trial.
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