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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1928

Page

5

Probe told of salvage hardships in new law impact

The naval court of inquiry heard evidence from Lt. Cmdr Ellsberg and others on salvage operations for a submarine disaster near Provincetown. Testimony covered safety limits, surface support, and the role of Navy divers in salvage, with references to prior rescues and awards for distinguished service.

S- 4 N. Y Ruth ‘Snyder Boston Ellsfarg Ty Nary Etter Eelist Naval Court of Inquiry Leste B. Bratton Ad. Foeate Seque Elisberg Vomuerdoo Avery Mary Siemacy Falcon Alichzels

Pleads For Daughter In Hairbreadth Albany Fight

The article recalls Ruth Snyder’s plea to Gov Alfred E Smith for clemency as her mother Mrs Josephine Brown is photographed leaving the Albany capitol. It describes the perilous rescue attempts aboard the torpedo room casualty where air and ballast operations failed to save six men. Diver Michael Michaels risked descent in rough seas to connect salvage lines, while rescuers shifted strategy to reach the forward torpedo room and revive hopes of freeing trapped crew.

Ruth Snyder Alfred E. Smith Josephine Brown Albany Falcon Flan Falls Hlleberg Michasis

LaGuardia Speech Dominates House Debate

The House faced a tense session as LaGuardia’s remarks on international affairs drew strong attention. Veteran Ohio Rep Burtin and others praised his quarter century of expertise while lawmakers debated the impact on national policy and the ongoing crisis.

Korky Jase Vetecatt Chewdere Burtin Ohio Meuse Cnondy Jdm Burton Mivz Veresncel

Man Receives Year Sentence On Narcotic Charge

A local man was sentenced to one year in jail after pleading guilty to a narcotic violation. The case was heard by Judge Huval Beet in Leavenword, with the court noting the defendant’s conduct and the imposed term.

Ken Antonio van Friday Sean Huval Beet

Tune in Tonight radio listings and schedules

A dense, garbled page lists radio programs across stations W, KERC, and others with times like 2 p.m. 5 p.m. and late night blocks. Mentions Betty and Billy, The Joes, various string ensembles, and “Bikiogeles on Fi LMORET.” Includes station IDs WPA Delias-Gid1 and KDRA Phietazy with scattered program notes and standard time references.

P.m. Yniees Wave Lenzina Jett Ters Bikiogeles Filmoret Delias Preneam Muse DAF Hansen Chyw Angeles Prraestha Fianos Guneeriy Alka New York Sit Tare eWest29 Ogres

Phil Wright Seeks Clarity On Weather Uniforms

Fragmented text references Phil Wright and uniform weather concerns. Mentions police headquarters and a query about 52 degrees and a river, with scattered place names and unclear action. The piece lacks coherent facts to form a full report.

Lawyer Plans Second Ear for Delay in Execution Case

A court report recaps defense and prosecution arguments before Sing Sing where two condemned inmates, Charles J. Duran and James Mabon, await execution. The district attorney Newcombe defends the sentence while defense counsel seeks delay citing extenuating circumstances. the governor's clemency stance is noted.

New Law Potentially Delays Ruth Snyder Executions

Attorneys for Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray sought to avert their electric chair deaths. Governor Smith reportedly would not grant clemency, while Assemblyman McGeath planned to file a bill to abolish capital punishment in New York. Lawyers prepared to petition for reprieve as legislative action loomed.

Sleany Hei Snider Henry Gray Joy Alfred E. Smith Clomaocy Willow Christopher CG. McGeath New York Venicerar Fazelton Snyder William J. Millard Gray Watt Mrs. Snyder

Condemned Woman Sorry For Ruth Snyder

A fragmented passage discusses Mrs Casaler and her view of Ruth Snyder’s execution, noting her belief that comparisons collapse due to gender. The text references trials, appeals, and a New York Star report with mentions of legal action and capital punishment.

Ruth Snyder Casaler Munler New York Hwever Fingiler Casfer Aer & He Court Tor Reviews

Temperature Rise and More Rain Forecast Here

Widespread warming expected with extended rain. forecast notes higher daytime highs and increasing precipitation. Past data show season variability with light showers along the coast and scattered rainfall regions. Weather bureau advisories emphasize near term showers and a gradual warm up across the state.

Riniinam Slegreeh

Bodies of Sub Victims Brought to Washington

The article reports the bodies of submarine victims being transported to Washington for burial in Arlington National Cemetery. It mentions Lt. Cota and several machinists among the deceased, noting the tragedy and the military's handling of the burials.

Washington

New York Executions and International Arms Trade Debate

Gov Smith faces no halt to Ruth Snyder execution while public fear grows over crime and immunity. The piece notes bankers in Yonkers sending 90000 dollars to Romania and France, ammunition and equipment amid rising Bolshevik fears, and argues for harsher punishment for crime.

Biegne New York Romania France Thay Courtey

Hickman Case to Test Laws Amid Crises in Trials

The Hickman case tests state law as a trial over punishment nears, with parallel proceedings in the Parker and Thams holdup cases. West Hoge signals continued guilt pleas for murder while juvenile and adult courts duel over Hunt’s status and potential transfer, under California bans on executing under 18.

Hickman Parker West” Hoge Ha Thoms Twat Thams Cana Ber Hunt California

Injured Polo Players Fall In Brackenridge Park Spill

The Southwest polo match at Brackenridge Park ended with riders thrown and horses colliding after reaching the ball. Fainting and concussive injuries were reported as players including A. Bhatt and Capt. WL Crate were assisted to hospital and treated for their conditions.

Bhatt Toezred WL Crate Thy Grange Miller Austi Gus Meslawa

Scouts Propose Two Campsites on Guadalaspe River

Scouts offer two campsite locations along the Guadailespe river for a summer training encampment sponsored by Central Power Pomyny. Dutt president announces plan for a yearlong program with a first camp to be held this summer at the river site under religiously themed organization.

Ceinal Dutt Friviny Guadalispe

Bodine Relocates From S A to Arsenal Post

A coastal dispatch notes Bodine leaves S A for an Arsenal post. Minor official care and command changes occur as Major Hality and Capt. Mortiner assume duty shifts during the absence.

Bodine S.A Arsenal Post

BEN FRANKLIN DEFENDS PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENCE CLAIMS

Washington and Tenlasiin Krauklin were called today to defend a claim denying George Washington's residency in Pennsylvania at the time of his election to Congress. They argued Washington was an inhabitant of Virginia during his Mount Vernon years and that Franklin was born and educated in Pennsylvania.

Washington George Washington Tenlasiin Krauklin Rupative Zomes My. Bek House Elections Committee Pennsylvania Congress Ln A Revolutionary Army Mount Vernon Franklin Wis iEads Leek United States Vennsylvania

Sheriff Dies of Wounds After Gunfight in Nacogdoches

In Nacogdoches on a Friday, Sheriff Ul G. Vaught died in a hospital from pistol wounds suffered in an earlier incident. Deputy Sheriff Carl Basler remains under bond at 1500 on murder charges pending further investigation. Authorities say the case involves a deadly encounter and ongoing legal actions.

Nacogdoches Des Jan Pi—Boerdt UL G. Vaught Werthezay Carl Basler Ty Mmurler

Malone To Lead Artillery Brigade in Review

Troops of the Second Division under Brig. Gen. Paul B. Malone will pass in review before Maj. Gen. Thomas Q. Donaldson at Foch Field on Saturday morning. The ceremony, delayed by heavy rain, marks the first formal formation honoring the new division commander since his arrival.

Paul B. Malone Second Field Artillery Thomas Q. Donaldson

Post Exchange Fire Threatens $75,000 in Goods

A blaze at the post exchange attic endangered about 75 000 dollars in stock. Fire started by an overheated stove and quickly spread across the leaverboard and roof of the large frame structure. Fire department arrived and fought the flames using chemical agents under the officer on duty J Hagan estimated the loss.

Post Exchange Sam Hagan

Paramour Admits Buying Poison Used in Husband Death

In a case surrounding the death of Adilvine Bidwell, a paramour named Stan Cart admits purchasing the poison alleged to have caused the husband’s death. Police and prosecutors say the informant’s confession links the poison to the crime. Authorities moved the suspect to confirm the chain of events leading to the fatal poisoning.

Walea Wastal Dan JP Treston Stan Cart Uesvie Mac Bidwell Hag Earn Bidwell Er Iushomal Adilvine Bidwell Fats Thie Moraine Chirk

Ice Jams Followed by Floods in Idaho

Ice jams caused risingwater along the Glenswater river in Idaho, briefly inundating nearby areas. Dispatches indicate residents faced disrupted services and property concerns as water levels rose after the jam, with responders working to restore access and safety.

Idaho

King Albert Rescued After Snowbound Sled Crash

In Switzerland today King Albert suffered elbow abrasion after a sled toppled during a descent. A brakeman, Tord Roritoxk, was thrown and injured. one passenger grabbed the king by his trousers to steady the sled. A safe descent followed with two successful runs. Queen Elizabethine planned to join, but the king chose to warm first.

London Mori Switzerland Belgium Daily Mail Albert Everaivedlay Tord Roritoxk Aelie Ag Firat Rrizning Mousrch Cabethine Albert

Solons Hear God Experts Probe State Department Scandal

A congressional hearing examined alleged intelligence leaks and bribery involving Mexican affairs chief Arthur Biiisy Duan and others. Provisions by Avila and Avila's associates were declined, with officials noting inconsistent paper trails and possible identity reuse across offices. The Hearst observer Johan Page reported steady embassy access as the inquiry explored who produced the documents.

Arthur Biisy Duan Etate Department Mexico Miguel Avila Aga “Ie Gedl Brook McLoughlin Sol Petroleum Company Lorre Sheffield Reretung Kelloge Char Avila Tane Avila Muxtean States Lune Johan Page Hearst Lane

Deserters Signal Rebel Training Amid Confusion

Dispatches describe two deserters aiding rebel forces near Froncage while a lieutenant secures relief. Separate messages identify four wounded from Sunday’s engagement and name the soldiers and their origins. Senate debates Nicaragua policy shift toward marines and imperialism.

President of Katy Visits San Antonio on Inspection Trip

The president of Katy travels to San Antonio for an inspection of lines and operations. He plans to review services with executives including Walter Walthall as part of a day of meetings and discussions on the overhaul and future improvements in the Dallas area.

Katy San Antonio Dallas Mr. Halle Walter Walthall Féneral Agmee

Dry Agent Robbed of His Spectacles

A. W. Toeseln prohibition agent reports a strange theft as he failed to spot his own spectacles, while attempting to track illicit activity near Sekel Tron. Local authorities say the incident involves a mislaid pair of glasses and a minor distraction during an ongoing probe.

A.W. Toeseln Prilay Wan Glawset Lanka

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