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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1929
Page
14
The ex-emperor, confined at Doorn, defends his actions during his reign and recounts life in exile. He maintains civility and vigor, while the village hosts decorate the castle for birthday events and welcomed guests from royal circles.
Notices call for all applicants to file for civil service examinations with the secretary of the civil service board in New Orleans before February 1. Positions include clerical and other roles. appointments are made from eligible lists and substitutes may serve as needed.
Pomp and splendor marked Kaisers seventieth birthday at Doorn castle. His wife Hermine could not attend in London due to grippe. Many former warlords friends arrived from Germany to extend felicitations to the former Prussian king and German emperor.
Chicago faces a chaotic crimewave with hunts for a killer of Laura Buchholz, mass detentions, and calls for a full police reorganization. City leaders debate tax revisions to fund patrols as authorities seek stability in a sprawling, violent period.
A garbled report notes a police officer halting traffic while a judge investigates a fire spree. The piece mentions a $5 fine and a suspect, with unclear surrounding details and several OCR errors.
In Fredericksburg the city faces a fiscal strain after a political upset. City authorities auctioned off stray donkeys from the Democratic party as the coffers dwindled, but sale attempts failed. Residents appear to lean Republican in the election aftermath.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Coolidge and college related names. Mentions Michigan and a secretary, with unclear actions or outcomes. Limited readable details suggest a political or academic context without firm facts.
Mary J. Todd, aged 17, was buried in Bryan in a churchyard service led by Mrs. C. Cail. The obituary notes a recent death with local mourners and references to family ties and a memorial at the cemetery.
Woman reports a purge item misappropriated at a Woolworth store during a Saturday event. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to garbled text.
Some 30 000 San Antonio students return for spring term amid reorganization. Elementary enrollment to be lighter. junior and senior sections see increases. Two temporary classrooms to ease crowding at Mark Twain Junior School and the opening of a new wing at Woodlawn School. San Antonio Junior College calendar adjusted with semester dates and schedule notes.
Pearsall district court schedule shows a February 4 session with Judge W and a grand jury. Readable names include George Th Hervor and Tyreitthauer, along with associated local officials.
Community event outlines a Carnival Ball hosted by Auxiliary Plans at the Chic Haere Coluining venue. A special flances, a few contril features, and a silver loving cup are noted. Mrs. B Deghe serves as chairman for the affair.
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