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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reports a cruiser reaching China amid treble conflict. Names and places are garbled but suggest naval movement near Mas Wi Ipesponsh and references to rebels, authorities, and international tensions. The text remains largely incomprehensible.
An OCR fragment advertises a medical treatment for women claiming recovery from various ailments. It cites Dr. DePew and promises unlimited results with a thirty day trial and a dollar price. It lists testimonials and a mailing address in Kansas City, Missouri, though the text is garbled and unreliable.
Julius Holmpreen, longtime Alpho Tron Works official and resident of Sam Antooig, Abr, celebrated his seventy fifth birthday at his Presa and Martine street home. His wife Mrs Halmereen marked their golden wedding anniversary with family noting their two daughters and one son Hermans, detailing Holmgreen’s arrival in 1883 and ties to Franklin La Michigan Merlin Germany and San Antonio’s early days.
In the Thirty seventh District Court a group linked to a January robbery spree faced indictments and bail set at $500 each. Tompkin pleaded guilty to three robbery by assault charges and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The district attorney indicated the state would not press certain charges.
The Chaminade Choral Society plans a benefit concert at the Temple on Drexel Avenue Tuesday at 4 13 AM under Rev Lome Yelvington with Annie Monday. Proceeds will aid Willie Dixon, a long time parishioner now blind and paralyzed, aided by Mrs. Kingore Rice and the church members.
Judge McCrory set Alberto Hernandez bond at 5000 dollars after his arrest on a murder charge. The defendant was to appear in the Ninth District court for a preliminary hearing regarding the death of Caroline Torres on Monterey Street. State prosecutors allege involvement in the shipment plot tied to the incident.
A group of students at a local school forms a new organization to study practical experiments and reading methods. Forty boys join as charter members, with aims to develop hands on projects and improve school systems under teacher Grace Keeling guidance.
A Georgian burial service was held at Loring Chapel on Tuesday afternoon for Gordon Tones who died Sunday. He lived recently in Hovstor and is survived by his widow Florence Jones of Trans Island X and a daughter Mrs AJ Oliver of Long Island. Interment followed at Mission Truring parks.
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a jumble of names and phrases, resembling a newspaper snippet with distorted foreign terms and stray quotes. No coherent event or individuals can be confidently identified from the readable portions.
An official proclamation announces a vaccination day set for March 1 across China. The plan aims to increase immunization coverage and promote public health, with regional authorities coordinating logistics and outreach efforts.
Two men were fatally shot in Mebane in a daytime incident. Police reported a confrontation occurred near a street, with suspect movements and potential motives under investigation. Witnesses described a struggle and rapid gunfire before the suspect fled the scene. Authorities released few details, urging residents to avoid speculation pending further investigation.
In a shocking incident in CHINCAGO Mob, authorities report a boy fatally stabbed his father after the parent charged at him with a knife during a disputed argument. The event occurred as the family faced a tense night, with investigators verifying self defense claims and assessing potential motives.
Branford reports a death certificate noting the passing of Guleshy, a 119 year old woman. The record attributes the cause to influenza with wind and related illness mentioned by local officials.
An immigration border patrol inspector is charged with the slaying of Genesia Lanez, Bigearald Willan, near the border. The arrest follows an incident reported on a Wednesday, with investigators outlining the alleged motive and sequence of events leading to the shooting.
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