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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1927
Page
1
The Census Bureau announced new population estimates for July 1 1926 placing the continental United States at about 118 628 000, up from 115 023 000 in January 1920. Projections rely on births deaths immigration and emigration data with state adjustments.
A contorted report claims oil magnates and bankers exploit Central America under a Soviet backed program. It cites the 1919 founding of the Third International and names Lenin Stalin Trotzky Kamenoff Zinovieff as chief officers. A Mexico City mass meeting urged workers from the US and other nations toward capitalism and an American imperialism critique.
E. Cooper, president of the Minneapolis YMCA and ELC Jenkins, head of the YMCA training college in Chicago, were in San Antonio Monday to discuss increasing attendance at the school.
Police report a suspect tied to multiple San Antonio home burglaries fled as officers closed in. John Higsins and Alfrail Gartman detained a man linked to fishing pole thefts and rummaging clothes from Madison Street residences.
The Browning case resumes at the White Plains courthouse with a tabloid defense urging production of stories and photos. Witnesses recount diary origins, alleged kisses, and contracts while Browning and Mrs Browning arrive ahead of proceedings as the courtroom fills.
The Bexar county ward beautifier contest will start this spring under the agricultural department and chamber of commerce. A general meeting at Kiray Tuesday will cover rules with Fred Mull day county agent Reynolds and OLB Aol assisting. They will discuss spring poultry plans and club work for county boys and girls and women in county demonstration clubs.
In a fragmentary note from February reports, Sam Antonie Chamber delegates planned a meeting with possible attendees from Texas groups. The text references Carter Whaley and several athletes, with unclear roles and uncertain outcomes.
A report from San Antonio states that while aboard a shipment en route to the Philippines Captain RT Mayers and soldiers were robbed of three pistols and clothing. The incident occurred after household goods arrived at the port and were found broken open with other items missing.
In York a rumor spread that "Daddy" King may seek an annulment of his marriage despite ongoing separation proceedings. The publicized move comes as the courts prepare to reopen the trial before Judge H. P. Seeger at White Plains with expected evidence from the Browning party and a five-year history of strained relations.
Shodonkiv and San Antonio figures rise in road log demand as Chicago observers note highways strain. Wolum Purlony, T. Seukips, and the Lribitie editor report increased interest in mobile editing. the scene shows local emulation among rivals and managers.
A proposal to widen Dolorosa Street between Milterulaga and Santa Raga faced the Street Commission. A petition was presented with signatures of all property owners along the street.
A reported membership drive was held at a meeting of the Business Girls club of the year. The minutes note that Ruth Muirpeere and others spoke, with plans discussed for the upcoming term and visitor tips.
A thief robbed an office and a small savings bank, taking about 13 from the office funds and seizing a minor savings account. Police report the incident details are unclear due to fragmented text.
International News Service reports thousands crowded the Westchester county courthouse in White Plains to glimpse the Browning separation trial principals. The mob filled corridors from first to fourth floor as Browning and the arrival of "Peaches" drew cheers and photo requests. A large portion of the crowd consisted of young girls.
The defendant remains calm and confident as eighty special jurors are summoned for the trial in Georgetown. Prosecutors seek the electric chair while defense attorney Dolan notes plans to complete juror selection tonight with possible extra panels if needed. A high profile case draws hundreds from Williamson and surrounding counties to observe proceedings.
Senator Burton K Wheeler warned in New York that war with Mexico could come within two years unless US policy changes. He spoke at a peace drive event drawing over 2000 attendees at the Lyte theater district. Wheeler said diplomatic relations would be severed after Congress adjourns, highlighting tensions in Central America and China relations while urging Coolidge to pursue peace in the Far East and Latin America.
Unconfirmed reports say 35 rebels were executed by federal garrison at Oaxaca yesterday. The detainees came from Mixteca and were linked to a general uprising that left 17 soldiers and 15 police dead.
Workers in Pueblo Viejo celebrate District Judge Mendoza's grant of a permanent injunction against enforcement of the petroleum law by the government. Judge Mendoza urged calm, noting the ruling rested on legal principle and his conscience. The crowd feared job losses if the company faced a ruling against it.
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