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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1927

Page

12

Now He's Dean Sole Mithras Busy Mussolini

A sprawling, fragmentary column riffs on Mithras, Mussolini, and global finance. It notes Latin American rail loans, Turkish railroads for Kemal, and US funding spots, while joking about golf clubs and poverty fighting as wartime economics. The piece blends satire with political and historical allusions, naming nations, leaders, and finance themes.

Sole Mithras Mussolini Arthur Bris

Willow Springs Opens Play for First Time Since Saturday

At Willow Springs golf course the start of Friday morning play was delayed by weather and officials. By noon, the course opened while stars gathered in San Antonio for the Texas Championship. Walter Hagen arrived late, with several players waiting for afternoon practice. Hagen needs rest after recent exhibition duties before the best ball amateur-pro preliminaries start Friday morning.

Willow’ Springs San Ana Springs Walter Hagen Bill Mehrhorn Turnésa al, Wetrous Beone Teshnarted Magen St. Anthony Atte Rascal Hagen Wesmm Toney Willow Springs

Lone Bandit Robbery Suspect Airman Held

An airman sought for a liquor theft and robbery at a Piggly Wiggly in Texas was arrested near Eagle Pass after a masked hold up. Officers found greasy overalls and improvised masks at his San Antonio home tied to the Sunday night burglary, with connections to an interior Mexico sighting. Detective Street, Sheriff Veliciano, and others traced the crime to a bold night effort under an arc light.

Mosiva Eggle Pass G. la ‘Courtney Isa Street San Antonio Hisote Field George, Stendebach Veliciano Flores Teigle Mexico Albert: Hauser Eagle Pass Len Vin Ean Texas LONE Bandit Courtney Chicago Nassers-By

Mexican Workers Protest Executions of Six Labor Chiefs

Mexican workers' committee denounces the execution of six labor leaders after troops intervened in Hidalgo. The leaders were allegedly executed without trial following the strike and owner pressure, while workers claim arrests were made without authority and later releases followed.

Universal Service Mexico City Hidalgo Calles A S Workers’ Committee Fedeeral Toy Beeres of

War Department Sees Mexico Peace

The department radiogram to Consul General Alejandro Carrillo on Thursday forecast complete peace in Mexico. It reports negotiations between the Laqni chidttans and the Mexican government for the surrender of the former.

Mexico Department Alejandro Y Carrillohich

Texas Open Golf Classic at Willow Springs Golf

The Texas Open Golf Championship at Willow Springs Golf, St Hedwig, runs Saturday and Sunday with a four 16 hole open format and a Friday preliminary 18 hole amateur pro best ball. Prizes total 1500 for the open winner and include multiple cash awards. medals for low amateurs and a gallery fee of 30 cents daily. Tournament manager Sack Britn.

Willow Springs Chih.eourst St. Hedwig Sack Britn

Judge Minor Recesses Court for James E. Smith Death

Judge R B Minor of the Fifly seventh District court recessed at noon Thursday as a token of respect for James E. Smith former superintendent of San Antonio public schools who died recently in Tulsa Oklahoma. Minor also appointed Clinton Brown WC Carter and Henry G King to report resolutions in memory of the former superintendent and to other county courts.

R. B. Minor Fifly Seventh District Court James E. Smith San Antonio

Mexican Families to Colonize Land

Thirty five Mexican families, residents of the United States for years, passed through San Antonio on Thursday en route to Reynosa, Mexico. They will colonize a large tract of land, Consul General Alejandro P. Carville announced.

United States San Antonio

Fragmented OCR notes on used car ads and dealers

A garbled OCR fragment discusses used cars and dealers, mentioning daily listings and early market activity. It references automobiles, second hand goods, and pockets of readers, though the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities.

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Weather forecast for Los Angeles and East Texas

The report notes warmer temperatures and chances of showers for Los Angeles within 24 hours with highs around 50 degrees. Cloudy skies persist with light precipitation and a morning low near 42 degrees. East Texas is forecast to be cloudy and warmer, while West Texas will be partly cloudy and warmer.

J. H. Jarboe East Texas

Bexar Lawmakers Oppose Proposed Tobacco Tax Law

San Antonio representatives from Bexar County oppose the Sanders bill that would place a 10 percent luxury tax on cigars and cigarettes in Texas. Spokesmen J. B. Diemann PSL and Ander son report receiving numerous communications from local tobacco dealers urging opposition to the measure in the Texas House.

Vesar Texas Austin J. B. ‘Diemann Psl. Anderson San. Antonio House

Flames Destroy Town Buena Vista Sonora

A severe fire in Buena Vista Sonora nearly wiped out the town. About two hundred houses two theaters the municipal prison and numerous businesses were said destroyed with loss of life reported.

Mexico International News Service Mexico City Buena Vista Sonora

Mellon Orders Dry Men to Be Careful

Washington January 27 Treasury Secretary Mellon ordered federal alcohol enforcement chiefs to avoid any unlawful methods as criticism in Congress grows. The move signals tighter oversight of prohibition efforts and aims to quell mounting scrutiny over law enforcement tactics.

Mellon International News Service Washington Congress

Browning 70 Hurl Mad at Peaches Browning

James L Kilgallen reports on the Browning separation trial in White Plains where Daddy Browning plans to testify next week. The case draws attention as Peaches faces further scrutiny and potential revelations. A noted witness list and ongoing debates over vice reforms frame the dramatic courtroom atmosphere.

James L. Kilgallen New Yor Peaches New York Society For the Prevention of Vice Browning Pagebes

Cobb and Speaker Cleared by Landis in 1919 Scandal

Chicago January 26. Commissioner Landis exonerated Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker in the 1919 Detroit Cleveland alleged thrown game case. Both players had withdrawn from baseball. Landis restored their eligibility and released cancellations, placing their names back on reserve rosters for Detroit and Cleveland.

International News Versinn Chicago Tay Cobb Eris Speaker K. M. Landis Dutel Leonard Detroit Cleveland Leonard Cobb Speaker Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians Jdustice Landis Sneaker Cabb Baseball Destyvoit

Appointee Pushes Prison Relocation Plan

Governor Moody’s appointee R. H. Baki Austin and Houston businessman join the prison commission to advance relocation of the penal system. He succeeds 8. G. Granberry as a key decision maker on the project.

Austin Esas Dan Moody R. H. Baki Houston Prison Commission G. Granberry

Ex-treasury Chief Dies at 90 in California

Liman Tnison Gage, former secretary of the treasury under McKinley and Roosevelt, died at his Point Loma home near San Diego at age 90 after an illness. He fell ill last Sunday and died following pneumonia complications.

Treasury Universal Service San Diego Liman Tnison Gage the Treasury McKinley Roosevelt Pont Loma Gage

Missing Russian Balloonist Sought by Moscow

Moscow dispatch reports a giant military balloon named Flight Commandery Garakandidze went missing after successful trial flights over Moscow on Sunday. Authorities issued all possible alerts as searchers scan skies for the craft and its crew amid broad airspace mobilization.

Moscow Allexes Trussia Jng Garakandidze

New York Police Rookie Stands Six Seven in Feet

New York reports a towering recruit, Frank Brooks, 6 feet 7 inches and 208 pounds, among incoming officers. In Hempstead, Judge A G Lipscomb, former state senator and longtime county official, has died at home and will be buried today.

New York Knickerbocker Frank Brooks Hemstead Ais A. G. Lipscomb Hempstead Undea

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