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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1929
Page
9
A fragmented account describes a mutiny in a caravan led by Peveal near Wye with harsh conditions. Insubordination, cold temperatures, and scarce provisions plagued the group as leaders struggled to maintain order and morale amid suspicions of betrayal.
President Coolidge spoke at Washington University on the need for unity while stressing national and international obligations to defend liberty. He argued all nations share rights and duties, and urged protecting rights at home and abroad in a world that values freedom. The audience included Cabinet members and diplomats as degrees were awarded to Coolidge and others.
A garbled classified section lists rooms for rent and rental terms, mentioning electric fixtures and daily rates. It references a couple’s ad on a comer, a room with bath, and multiple unclear listings amid scattered names and street cues.
A scanned notice describes parcels of land in the San Antonio area with varied prices and ownership changes. It lists buyers and sellers including Alfred Schweinknyg Bunora and J We Wilson Sonora, notes permanent water, stock ranges, and park development plans. The long text blends real estate terms, opinions, and local color about ranch property and park access near Kerrville and Castrovilly.
A boiler explosion at a Georgia mill killed six and injured many, including a 6 year old. Guns and divorce charges swirl as Judge Ghertur contends with a mistrial and possible new trial. Names such as Cunning ham and Liggett appear amid the chaos, with officials confirming multiple fatalities and scattered injuries across the town.
Antiquated report outlines planned new courses for San Antonio high schools. Superintendent Awluilion announces reforms as part of a national education conference. Attendees Johnston Janes, Mianos Jhna Newh, Stobleson, Tags Pus tee, A. Arnold, and others will discuss program additions and implementation dates.
A fragmentary notice describes the Prince of Wales selling horses to hunters and horsemen gathered for bidding. The text references royal names and a hunt, with unclear origins but portrays a ceremonial sale of royal horses to the hunting community.
A five member panel will reconvene after weekend deliberations to report back to the committee on reparation matters. The purpose is to prepare a plan for the assignment and to present a binle for dle. The committee expects a formal presentation and a decision on further steps.
Beeb NLENNOSE reports farmer 58 faces trial March 9 for a fatal shooting at Varver's house. The victim died at Glenville hospital after being shot in the body. Accused man was arrested Thursday night and jailed on an $800 appearance bond.
A fishing boat in California struck trouble when a school of sardines swarmed under mackerel, weighing about 800 tons. The net filled rapidly sinking the vessel, which capsized within minutes as lines were cut. Crews were left to recover from the disaster.
Fort Worth reports a thin case of Archie Coldatona of Clean charged with jewel theft from a traveling salesman for a New York concern. The jewels were valued around $50,000, and the case was expected to go to jury.
Police search for a girl reported abducted by two men at night on a rural road near South Brazos Leerh. An escort, Andere Trin, was with her. authorities believe she was forcibly removed and driven away in a vehicle. Further details unspecified. investigation ongoing.
Chicago Feb 28 report states Dutch Shell plans to expand its global oil network by adding four pumping stations on the McCamey line, connecting to Houston and Chicago routes. The project includes two 40 000 barrel capacity dips and a wide pipeline reach, with work to begin immediately and be ready for peak demand. The same dispatch notes dramatic scenes in Aurelio with a separate personal divorce case and courtroom injunctions following a domestic dispute involving Johnson.
Police respond to a domestic dispute when an unidentified man, described as George Trust Try, allegedly fires on officers in a Baltimore home. Patrolman George O. Deimble and partner George Kirk report the suspect shot at them as they arrived after a telephone call. The confrontation ended with the suspect firing and then being shot by officers if they approached.
In MOVERTA Georgia on February 23 a gang attempted a vault break at Crawford County Bank. They blew the safe, entered the vault, and failed to force the screw or retrieve cash. A large cash deposit remained untouched as officials arrived.
A man in Ashville was convicted of murdering his wife a second time and sentenced to 20 to 21 years in a state penitentiary with hard labor. The judge noted good conduct and recommended possible parole after 15 years, with a plea for clemency from the defendant.
A Pekin report states soldiers looted a Chinese grave, discovering a cache of jewels and jewelry. The loot reportedly exceeded initial estimates, with authorities detailing the stash and noting the involvement of a group led by a figure called Tan Hut.
Society notes describe Sunday dime event at Macdona plus a series of local entertainments. Music by College Mamblers and other acts advertised with nicknames and times. The listing includes novelty candy stands, disguises, and security orchestra details.
An inquest led by Justice J. W. Boltv found Mrs. Tlorszn was shot through the neck in her home at 22 Coleman Street during a raid to arrest an alleged deserter. A pistol fired by ChoAvtss failed to subdue the suspect, with a bullet lodged in the wall. Local officers continuing the murder investigation as prosecutors pursue leads.
On Jersey Island the famous English actress Lily Langtry was laid to rest in St Saviour’s churchyard after a service. The body was later interred in Tamworth’s grave site, following the declaration of her final resting place.
Dalton Md. Te. Charerd arrest details report a barber named Joseph Cann, 80, seized by police on theft charges. Authorities describe razor pocket bulges and drug-related paraphernalia found on him during the arrest at a Baltimore area location. He remains in custody as investigators pursue further proceedings.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls childhood moments on Market Street and street scenes from years past. The text mentions a mother giving 15 cents and a merchant delivering goods, with scattered details about a butcher shop and a street hustle witnessed long ago.
A religious gathering drew pastors and lay leaders from multiple churches including Madhu Syme Treeshyterian and Dreghyterian churches. Speakers outlined community outreach, with attendees noting memorials, campus announcements, and plans for upcoming services and charity activities.
Sparse OCR fragment describes a New Hampshire plan for a summer camp for women. Mentions meals, lodging, camp cooking, and weekly fees. Progeny implied to stay at times. details are unclear due to garbled text.
Two brothers on a hunting trip near Omivago Cal encountered a skunk. A gun fired by Nicholas Andonowiel of IL struck his brother Antoniva, killing him. The incident follows a prior dispute over a hunting fallback.
A report from San Antonio notes multiple motor vehicle thefts including five automobiles from a Belting night scene. Victims include A. Gillan, J. Chamberlin, and families near Commerce and Main, with vehicles stolen from front of a store and a barn. Local authorities investigate and urge witness tips.
A disjointed report notes a self-inflicted death linked to a wealthy Bulgarian figure. The fragmentary text mentions individuals and a financial enterprise alleged to have promotional activity, but many names and facts remain unclear in the OCR.
Nervousness as a form of suicide will be the subject of a lecture by Professor Bragg at Beethoven Hall on Saturday evening. The free public talk, titled Nervousness One Form of Suicide, will cover mental health and related concerns.
The GA Kiwanians from Oindig and Fartera visit San Antonio for a May 4 golf tour, with an aerial display at Brook Field and a breakfast at the Menger hotel. Guests toured the city, attended a noon luncheon at the Gunter, and social events followed at the Kiwanis club venues. The tour, led by Toward LL Webb, concluded with tours and festivities including a newlywed reception for Ernest T. Meltuimp and his bride.
Cason M. Villareal veteran deputy sheriff will be buried here after a funeral at Man Fernando cathedral. Reverend Camila Torcente will lead the services. Deputy Sheriffs C B. Meter Antonio Ding Olin Sublea and others named will serve as pallbearers. Judge Anderson Clifton Thurnett and others are listed among attendees in this obituary notice.
Funeral services for Mary B. Marehall 74 were held with Rev Leighton Green officiating. The body was sent to St Louis for burial. Native of Missouri she had lived in Ran Anam tania 9 years. Relatives included John McHelver and Mrs J A Kerr of Ban An loaning Mrs Inmea Brice and Berney Wildenthal among mourners.
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