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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
6
Detroit police investigated a bombing that struck a small shop and adjacent apartment early today. Reports said four people were killed and two wounded as authorities linked the blast to ongoing factional violence and past marches, with no clear suspects yet identified.
A fragmented historical piece recounts cattle trails and river accidents along the Texas frontier. It blends tales of a drowned conductor, a buggy wreck, river pirates, and a poultry show linked to Hexsne county court house. The narrative veers through people like Riely and a pack of frontier characters amid mentions of New Mexico, Arizona, and crossborder escapades.
Doctors promote Calntabs as a purifying fast cure for colds and influenza. A single to two tablets with water supposedly clears symptoms quickly, with no nausea or sleep interference. The ad promises complete purification of the system and renewed energy after breakfast, urging readers to buy a family package at any drug store.
Reports from Karachi and Kandahar describe Amanullah of Afghanistan planning a return to power by gathering support across southern Asia. After abdication in Kabul he declared influence over the Kandahar palace region and claimed authority with backing rumored in Ghazai and nearby territories as rival Habibullah Khan sits on the throne. In Kabul Mabubullah’s line challenges the existing ruler, amid confusion over the succession following Amanullah’s abdication and the rivalries within the royal family.
Amarillo mourns first citizen Mayor Too Vivins B S a cattle baron who owned or held grazing rights on over a million acres in Texas and Mexico He was reputed the largest individual cattle owner in the United States He died of heart disease on Jan 17 as funeral services for Th Cheeky Walker were held in Fort Worth and nearby communities reflect the era’s figures and growth of Amarillo
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Reported in the Chestaal WN section, a social leader named Gribbel Wiel, age 48, allegedly fired on an officer after breaking through a barricade during a poker game. The officer was wounded and Gribbel Wiel was reported in custody, with a physician stating the suspect had become unresponsive during removal to hospital.
A garbled note describes a mass gathering of unemployed workers and suggesters for Abe Ruhr Tron and Sted Works. A lockout is mentioned with officials ordering action and a notable person named Peter appears in a brief, unclear passage.
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