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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR report describes a fatal incident near a canal area with Mr and Mrs Freeman and a person named Taylor. It references a division and a journey to New York then Hollywood and a later admission. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for precise details.
The Obenchain jury may tour the Beverly Glen cottage near the Kennedy murder scene. Notes indicate the trial of Madalra Obenchain continues with deputies and witnesses visiting downtown locations linked to the case. A co defendant, Mrs Obenchain, is alleged to have spied on Kennedy and to have posed as his cousin during visits.
The American Relief Administration staffer Murray Woburn was shot during a street incident. A fall river man Mr Callahan aided the injured, while confusion over agency identity and mistaken targets led to the firing. The victims, noted as Americans, were aided home by locals.
A muddled report describes a probe into broker dealings, with witnesses including Alfred farmer stock broker and Mrs Fe tvitke. Suits allege Savage Firered and other misdeeds, with claims of large sums invested and vanished. Charlotta Salener Turiner appears as a respondent in the tangled case. details remain unclear.
A 15 year old girl from Washington Heights was struck on the head during a Sunday game. Teammates and spectators reported the fall as the crowd gasped and the injured player was attended to by onsite medical staff.
Fragmentary report indicates discussions in Washington on treaty terms and allied measures. Early references note a push for expedited ratification by March, with delegates from several nations aiming to finalize provisions.
London reports Princess Mary, daughter of the British sovereign, will wed Jord Lascelles at Westminster Abbey. The event features elaborate gowns, royal regalia, and a nationwide celebration with processions and viewing opportunities for soldiers, war workers, and the public.
A fragmented account describes a train of white gutin shot with yensilver led by Sir Prank and Warren, claiming a bond with weavers who found a spiritual home in Haglan. The princess walks the aisle in a gown woven with Husenot traditions, while Westminster remains the center of fashion talk about eve ning Newday.
February business activity in the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank district shows expansion with lower stocks of goods and rising plant operations. Iron and steel demand strengthens though steel works operate at about 30 percent capacity. railroad traffic increases as idle freight cars decrease across the country.
Announcement at state headquarters names Donald MacKylar as assistant adjutant to the Kansas department of the American Legion. He previously served as telegraph operator for the Wichita Beacon and as general secretary for the Great Southwest Association based in Dodge City.
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