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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1928
Page
11
A chaotic year in the cinema capital sees divorce judges busy as Cupid misfires among stars. The era of reel love contrasts with real life, where romantically inclined figures face turbulent unions and public scrutiny. The piece blends celebrity culture with legal strains in a satirical tone.
REMUS contests entry at slum court amid a serious case against him. He was acquitted on grounds of insufficiency while confined in a state hospital and preparing for further legal action. Judge Charles Bell of Cincinnati heard motions as Bennine represents Munder and others seek outcomes in the probate court.
Reporting on a contested diplomatic move, observers debate Canada’s authority to expel the Mexican consul general amid rising tensions. The stalled decision has implications for cross border relations and Mexican affairs, with opponents arguing Ottawa must act decisively while supporters urge restraint.
Injuries reported after a train strikes an auto at a crossing near Fela City and Cumberland. Police and local officials described the scene as serious with responders attending the injured pair and an unclear path of the train.
A partial, OCR driven narrative details cattle trading, local officials, and gatherings in a county area. It references Old Dave Goehrng, UM county, the cattle market, exchange activity, and planned purchases with mentions of towns like Shrevenort and Congress avenue, conveying a snapshot of community commerce and social ties.
Fragmentary text references a person named Jesse Welluma and a speech or report about Africa Church. The passage mentions a dusk event, a paneral, and a Manny wight phrase likely implying a talk or lecture conducted by Kellams about Africa church matters.
The report details admissions to the military academy program from ranks and the National Guard. It notes a total of 651 admissions drawn from various direct sources and outlines the distribution among cadets, with 22 admitted from the hyndemy and 11 graduates at different stages.
In NACOBDOCHES a deputy under bond faces charges tied to the death of a sheriff. Authorities contend the deputy was deeply involved, with persistent pursuit following a series of alleged misdeeds. The case centers on surveillance at a location near Ravekan and involves several named individuals in a complex inquiry.
Devastating floods in London caused by sudden river rise from melting snow and high tides. Recent catastrophe drowned multiple residents, inundated streets, and damaged embankments, with Westminster, Lambeth, and surrounding districts severely affected.
New York January 7 1927 assistant secretary Davison in a speech before the National Republican Committee praised wartime air heroes and forecast further progress. He highlighted pilots such as Thurlough Maitland Hopenberger and others from California and New York, noting their courage amid carnage and urging women to support aviation advances.
Fragmentary military orders list personnel movements and assignments across departments and posts. Names such as Phillipson Tagline Fog ighella and various units appear amid reorganizations and duty changes in Washington and Fort Lewsey.
A garbled market report from the Georgia Vegetiable Mart describes vendors and produce such as turnips, corn, and onions. It notes price points like per pound yields and mentions market exchanges and traders though many words are corrupted.
A murky OCR list shows varied produce prices and vendors with items like potatoes, lemons, beans, and poultry. The text references St Vdwori's university at Aus An and delivery or sale terms, but many lines are garbled and unreadable.
A grand automotive show highlights a price war as dealers unveil new models and exhibits. Prominent brands display passenger cars, trucks, and luxury vehicles while industry leaders note rising consumer demand and evolving pricing strategies. The event includes special showcases from Chrysler, Chevrolet, and Jeep, with media coverage observing the largest turnout in years.
About 6000 Mexican railroad workers reportedly planned to quit the nation in a protest against wage issues. The move follows a dispute over railway management and government decisions, with workers considering exile in Europe as a potential outcome while a federation dispute delayed immediate action.
The widow of Admiral Cervera dies in San Fernando after a long illness. The obituary notes her late husband commanded the Spanish fleet at the Battle of Santiago and that she lived in retirement in the city for many years.
Notre Dame Glee Club is hosted by alumni during a city visit. The tour begins with a reception at the Alenger hotel followed by a dinner, private demonstrations, and singing. Committeemen Hess, Helmina, Noibam, Troan, and Menger coordinate arrangements for the event.
President Coolidge discusses gains from federal loan programs amid business growth. He notes 4 percent rise in gross receipts and a rising trend in national commerce reflected in the latest economic figures. The administration cites a total figure nearing 3.81 billion dollars as evidence of improved credit conditions and banking stability.
Community notices describe a sequence of dances and entertainments across San Antonio venues including Welato, Mile, Muray, Kyle Trainmen’s hall, and Martinez Sunday events. Advertised acts include Berk's orchestra, Femen's Mercenary band, and Hermann See Mizal Chieux. Admission details, dates, and hours listed with multiple venues and sponsors.
A conference in Mexico City between Wight W. Morrow and Mexican Finance Minister Montesinos sparked reports that the United States Treasury sought informal guidance from Morrow to help straighten Mexico’s finances. The talks focused on Pan-American economic policy and possible oil revenue impacts amid U.S. tariff and oil law concerns.
Japanese Prince Ghichiba, brother of the imperial line, is reported to marry a commoner. The engagement, expected to be announced by the court, follows long public interest in the match involving Tsuneo Matsudaira’s daughter, a Philippine envoy to Washington.
A thief attempted to steal from Thul Massey in Muckensan alley but was deterred by Massey, an auto owner, and a city health department employee. The incident underscores vigilant local residents preventing theft in an urban district.
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