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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
11
A fragmented column mixed with automotive pitches and social critique argues Ford’s pricing, wartime ethics, and women’s health. It rails against conscription, corsets, and the dangers of air war while noting a legal sanction against McNab for poor advice.
New York figure May Philips, president of the National Federation of Business Women’s clubs, visiting San Antonio, receives a ten gallon hat from G. W. Saunders, head of the Ola Trail Drivers association. The gift and reception highlight her stay as a guest of the local club.
A state committee appointed by Gavett and chaired by Moody Lo will convene in Austin to explore why textile industries are urged to relocate to Texas. The gathering aims to discuss the so-called Texan appeal and related economic incentives, with the governor addressing participants.
A. Edwardy consulted his game Jaws Thursday before visiting East Commerce street address to kill two guinea hens that had become so wild their owner could not catch them.
Readable fragments describe tonight and Friday partly cloudy conditions with temperatures around 40s, light to moderate northerly winds, and a gradual warming trend. The text also mentions a crystal clear day and changing temperatures, but the garbled OCR limits precise details.
In Albany a chaotic scene unfolded as the governor spoke amid a line of troopers and a crowd reacting to a deadly incident involving Toy Oystiunge Ty and others. The article notes Mrs Z Snyder and Catherine Coveghor Audi amid legal motions and a tense afternoon. The piece references Tug and Be and mentions ongoing legal arguments.
International News Service reports Charles A. Lindbergh resumed his agrial urgesy from Tecuelgalpa at 1 48 a m for Managua. Honduran officials express regret at his short stay while praising his influence and friendship between Honduras and the United States amid regional tensions and looming military actions nearby.
Washington debated a proposed inquiry into U.S. Marines in Panama as the civil conflict in Nicaragua intensified with rebel forces led by Sandino. Reports from the region described Marine positions around Nueva Segovia and Chontales as fighting persisted and periods of quiet followed recent clashes.
Weather brief notes overcast conditions likely with intermittent rain mainly affecting Sai Rattania and nearby areas. Temperatures expected to range from the upper 30s to mid 40s with winds light and cloud cover persisting through Thursday night into Friday morning.
A San Aronio report indicates 1802 motorists faced charges for failure to heed stop signs. The march week tally highlights enforcement as rigid enlyreen and vnte hur sytdem in San Aronio.
A garbled note reports a consular matter involving Santibanez and Enriqus Sancilmuez with references to San Antonio and a 10 percent figure. It mentions anticipation of a family arrival next week and a resident status, though details are unclear.
A Southern Railway official named Tom Dyer attended a division massing event of the Southern Railway on a date in early 8 A. year. Bon Andale Phiteally was present at the ceremony and related proceedings were noted by local reporters.
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