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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
1
A garbled montage references disasters, wars, and political figures across multiple locales. It hints at upheaval in Italy, California, Buchara, and Kemal’s era, mentioning deaths, revolts, and economic shocks, though the readable details are fragmentary and uncertain.
A distressed boy's appeal to Mayor Tobin triggers a tense scene as officials and business leaders gather. The boy pleads for his dog and money, while the mayor records notes on tape and tin to send a message to the child amid a crowded, uneasy conference with the town's leaders and residents watching closely.
Supreme Court Justice Mood dismisses the divorce suit of wealthy manufacturer H. Symington against Ida Mice Symington filed over alleged infidelity. Trial at the county court is noted in wartime style front.
A Texas man from Austin was found guilty in Travis County on charges of assault with a prohibited weapon tied to local flogging incidents. He received a fine of 316 dollars and possible additional criminal district court penalties.
A Meath Wednissey report states grocer Join Miller of 423 Live Wire Street brooked a window screen and pulled a baby from a room amid a fire. Miller’s quick act saved the infant as flames engulfed the home, with the infant unharmed though the scene was perilous.
In Spartanhurs county a million cotton spindles operate in 34 mills amid off season. Officials warn drought risk and potential shutdowns may follow late summer due to flood concerns and market slackening.
A Justice of the Peace issued a verdict of death by unknown causes in the Emil Grunewaldt case. The inquest heard testimony about the deceased’s life as a farmer and about the scene near the river bridge at Nowellatrout with severed bottles found nearby.
T W Davidson of Bisbati announces he will not be a candidate in the forthcoming double primary under the new law. He says the system creates a run off between Ferguson forces and a Klon-supported candidate and hints at possible later runs for statewide office.
In Birmingham, the Amootntea Press reports Underwood announces retirement as he pursues a new candidacy. The move follows questions over term dealings and a windup of his current term as a United States senator.
Frank Haines elected school board president pledges merit over favoritism, vows economical administration and expansion of programs. He supports junior college growth, a North Wlores and Jonas alley office move, and an emergency $35,000 appropriation to cover school expenses.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Commer ce Chief Walneaday learning of plans to build a chief aviation distillation center in New Orleans and a bid between here and Dallas. It mentions bids, government contact, and a push involving local business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce to support a Texas City project.
Local officials and merchants announce readiness to mobilize funds and supplies for quake survivors. Mayor Folin W Sabin confirms city backing for San Antonio’s relief quota with coordinated loans and donations to support southeastern relief efforts and public appeals for aid.
An officer recalls a suspect matching Hicks F Read in a custody dispute incident at a railroad station in San Antonio. The man reportedly claimed he could not offer a credible explanation as a bystander described a tense scene with eyes and expressions noted. Detectives continued inquiries into a possible related abduction or crime.
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