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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1928
Page
17
A fragmented report describes a man identified as Rhodes, presumed dead, revived on a train near Centeturs an Tqucat while en route to Paris. Medical staff examined his body and sought near relatives as the journey continued.
Trene Castle proposes starting a dog farm near Ubierga as part of a new venture in Chicago. Melanigh, mallrialis director, notes potential funding and management plans to house dogs under care, with promises of support from society members.
A Hadassah official will address a city audience on a scheduled evening. The speaker is introduced by local organizers and the event aims to discuss community health initiatives and fundraising efforts.
A garbled telegram describes delegates from various states converging in Washington for a General Veseration gathering. The event marks a winter greeting at the World Hales week and notes formation of a board of directors.
The report notes a local class held by Anna Gurry will convene on Tuesday at the Wanidtawar Institute. Details on the agenda and attendance were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Plans call for housing 20000 delegates for the American Legion convention in Los Angeles San Antonio will be represented and housing arrangements target housing in residential areas Tuesday rooms will be needed as hotels cannot accommodate all delegates Convention headquarters will coordinate lodging and keep groups together to ease crowding
The article reports Albert Os Ladki transferring funds to the University of Chicago to support a project on degenerative diseases. Dr Mas Masa, president of the University of Chicago, outlines the foundation’s mission to publish manuals, tariffs, and cures for degenerative illnesses, while noting the involvement of elderly, high age individuals in the research effort.
Fragmented OCR text lists items about planes for business travel and mentions names and places in a garbled way. No clear event, date, or outcomes are readable. The readable terms suggest discussion of travel by plane for businessmen and related commentary.
A fragmented report notes ongoing delays in tax bill revisions as lawmakers debate committee action and potential amendments. Noted figures include Senate leaders and finance committee members, with attention to timing for a possible floor vote.
The article outlines a conflict where U.S. and Mexican oil firms challenge a Mexican Supreme Court decision. It discusses constitutional questions over pre-adoption oil rights and ongoing efforts to secure government approval for operations and property exploitation through state department channels and ambassadorial talks.
In a shocking incident on Io Lived street a quarrelleft Hobart a special deputy critically injured. Officers and deputies intervened, using knives razors and pistols during the clash. Hobart was rushed to Robert I reas hospital where his condition remained grave.
Oklahoma oilman Marland seeks to end the adoption of his foster fiancée Miss Geutig Mtobents Mave Jad, 28, amid questions of consent and guardianship. The case involves wardship concerns and the possible interruption of their marriage plans and related adoptions.
A U S teen reportedly to wed the Indore Maharajah in a ceremony described as a union that blends American and Indian traditions. The arrangement involves a timeline of meetings and preparations with families and religious rites noted, aiming for a formal engagement and marriage milestone.
A female lecturer argues in defense of smoking amid debate on health and social norms. The report notes mixed public reaction and cites expert opinions, with emphasis on personal choice and potential risks discussed in the session at a local venue.
The report notes Sweden plans to draft a sterilization bill targeting youths, with government involvement amid debate over public health policy and potential enforcement measures.
Local theaters in Amarillo announce free screenings this Sunday. The program includes a variety of cinema offerings and entertainment for families, with no admission charged at the door.
A fragmented report describes a case involving a victim named Hiscough who received threats and advice via wire and phone. The piece mentions legal actions, jail exposure, and ongoing investigations as details remain unclear.
A local commission confirms the poll supervisors list after a submission by Tiel Lambert and others. The document notes inclusion of several named individuals and references the Monday submission process.
Local officials announce bids for a park improvement project aimed at revitalizing a community space. The plan includes new facilities and enhanced access, with construction to be overseen by the city’s public works department and scheduled to begin after bid awards.
City officials announce bids open for construction of an airport hangar. Bids were received from local and regional contractors to build a modern storage and maintenance facility, with plans outlining timeline and funding.
A proposed plan by farmer James C. Waddell suggests a new beverage to revive the economy by marketing a “kick” beer blend. He claims it could stimulate demand for barley and hops, with an estimated cost of $500,090 for production, while cautioning about legal limits under the amendment.
Floodwaters from the Thames surge amid high tides and strong currents. Authorities warn of continued overflow near Lon dont as residents mobilize flood defenses and monitor rising levels along the river banks.
A brief item notes the Golf Club will meet on Monday evening to arrange an upcoming tournament. Key organizers and participants are mentioned as coordinators for the plan.
An announcement from C Carrington chairing of the Charities appeals for a campaign to raise fifty thousand dollars. A meeting will be held Monday at the auditorium to review the fund drive and pledge cards will be distributed. Mayor GOT and other officials will speak at 8 pm Monday in the Lin auditorium.
A reported weekend accident near the homes of several residents left multiple people injured. John Thornburg, 28, and others were involved in a fight that led to hospital care. Names including Rivest, Green, and Lr Green are listed among those treated. The body of a victim was sent for burial after the incident.
A fragmented markets note shows egg prices listed at 10 shillings, with per item costs for powders and cans noted. Market observers report supply fluctuations and shifting consumer demand impacting poultry products and retail pricing.
A municipal account for hardware costs was approved for payment. The action was recorded amid winter preparations and related municipal operations.
A notice announces an upcoming session of the Executive Scout Council with details on attendees and scheduling. The message references multiple names and affiliations in a formal meeting context.
A man is in custody after a fatal house fire that claimed a child's life. Investigators and family members provided few details as the tragedy unfolded at a residence on Whar Street. Police say the investigation continues with no clear motive or suspect at this time.
Fragmented reporting describes Pan American meetings tied to American finance and policy shifts. It notes discussions in Washington with figures including Hughes and the president, plus questions on South American aid and potential military or economic measures amid rising tensions.
A union plans to recruit more members at a Sunday ceremony in San Msraende Cathedral. Leaders and clergy attended, with speeches from city officials and church members praising collaboration and progress for upcoming union initiatives.
A new House committee examines public spending and budget details. The panel aims to track how funds are allocated and spent across departments, with joint powers proposed to ensure accountability and oversight.
An article reports Mexico City organizing a global rodeo in March led by a president of a de facto association. Cowboys and cowgirls from Pes Nyt zane and New Mex are being invited to participate at gates in Mexia Cit.
A confused OCR fragment mentions a Black writer declining a $100 essay prize. The text is garbled with unrelated terms and does not provide clear names, dates, or locations.
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