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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
3
A garbled record describes a death case involving a father and a suspect, with unclear details about investigations and individuals linked to the incident. Mentions of jail, a home setting, and a funeral or procession are present but specifics are unreadable.
A historical ad describes a modern tonic called Mover for arteries Glaniiogen, claiming concentrated glandular extracts plus known tonics. It urges readers to try the preparation, promising surprising results. It references Mnrex formerly Glandoger and Brad Brbegists promoting the product nationwide.
Admiral Wiley will command a fleet of ships to escort the Coolidge to Havana. Col. Nobile Judah, US ambassador to Cuba, will receive Coolidge's evidence in Havana.
A report outlines proposed radio speeches by United States Senators. Democratic Senator of Washington introduces plans to broadcast proceedings and officer counts to enhance access to the Senate's work.
A British composer here as Ettur founder expresses a sharp view on Britain lacking pep. He quips that the nation is the laziest in the world and claims radio culture has left citizens comatose. He states individuals will never get out of bed.
In Los Angeles on a January date, Russian dancer Meria Rekefi filed a lawsuit seeking 822,100 against Tina Albertson alleging her costume was torn during a rehearsal of The Desert Song in front of cast members. The case names Albertson as a women’s theater producer and references an alleged attack.
A home belonging to Graig Plage was looted while the family was away. Thieves ransacked rooms and stole shawls jewelry and other valuables estimated above 1000 pounds. The break in was detected when the family returned home on Thursday. Police began inquiries after the discovery on Wednesday night.
The Mexico City press comments on U S strategy in Central America as the pan American congress nears. It notes President Coolidge faces Cuba policy pressure and Cuba may be urged to halt actions toward Havana if fighting around Nicaragua continues. The paper argues Sandino opposition is unpopular in the United States. It calls for presenting the issue to the Pan American conference to share responsibility among American states for a peaceful settlement.
Nationalist forces crushed guerrillas attempting to tap the Xumknin arsenal and city headquarters at midnight. Martial law expanded. one Nationalist soldier killed and many rebels executed during street battles in the aftermath.
A garbled report notes a surge in arrests over seven weeks in San Antonio with references to a premier headquarters and Eurail timing. The fragmentary text is unclear about agencies, dates, or specific figures.
A mangled report states 27 people died after poisoned fish at a Japanese wedding, with 250 others poisoned. Names appear garbled but include Bertier, TORI, Jane, Leon Waite, and others. The ceremony involved 70 of 25 poisoned being dys.
Unclear text remarks that Bilho will not attend an inaugural ball and mentions a saver of Maden and a governor. The fragment references Misswe Bungee and a ball but provides no coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a historic Chicago spot with prices around 38000 and 4000, plus references to Mrs. O’Leary and Chicago. Deciphering is limited. no clear event, entities, or dates are established for a reliable summary.
A British writer, age twenty five, admits past misdeeds as a sensational myth and announces engagement to a former associate. He claims the relationship is a business move with publishers offering lucrative deals. He praises his fiancée as charming and a potential gold mine of fan interest.
Swift, a young rider, earns top honors in a local bike tag event. The competition drew swift performances and steady teamwork as participants vied for the lead. Organizers praised the crowd turnout and prior training that boosted speed and skill across the course.
London report states Thanhoth Scott, a medical doctor and architect, has been named designer of a new theater at Stratford on Avon after a competitive selection from numerous British applicants. The project advances alongside other cultural efforts in the region.
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