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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
16
In a lively, if ragged, reminiscence JEEP DAVIS sketches how typographic errors and misprinted headlines slip into papers. He notes misreads about Kansas storms, crane incidents, and odd spellings like weiner versus wiener, with snatches about printers, organizers, and a disrupted life in editing rooms.
A fragmented narrative describes a tense return where Tooter meets Cabby on a stoop after a head wound from a bullet. The piece veers through memories of local figures, old performances, and a period news item about rowdiness and production setbacks in New York. The prose references taxi drivers, stage acts, and a brief AP report on flower production and market activity.
Unclear notes report Sin Antone and others questioned in the Cotistrict murder of January 184 with indictments against Trudy Cochran Sali Antonia and others. Investigator A J Grets says a separate confession ties a Seguin real estate killing to a different suspect. Wright recants involvement, while detectives probe Cochran contact with him and potential engineering of the crime.
Puneet Gorvites for Pawin Osneo Bellinger a college student died Tuesday from injuries after being thrown from a horse at Camp Bulls Reserve Glicers Training camp The Rev Jesse L Yelvingtay to officiate at the 6 PM Wednesday service Charles Hanegan chapel Bass Volunteers member Kne Bellinger would have been a senior next year Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Gran R Bellinger and brother Ray Bellinger of Smithson Valley Texas
A garbled July report notes a ban and license figures, with questionable references to Dan Cupid and the Utes. The text mentions a record, months, and percentages, but specifics are unclear and many terms appear distorted. The piece lacks clear events or identifiable entities beyond vague references to a month and licensing.
A temporary U.S. District Court facility will receive an air conditioning system upgrade. The project aims to improve climate control during ongoing proceedings and reduce environmental impact while maintaining court operations.
In San Antonio at the Dolce department shop a police machineries contest ended with the losing team required to shave for 30 days. Victors led by R. F. Fate collected the top score as Emil Schntiler, Tom Moore, L. Van Wis, and Francis Moses of the losing side bore whiskers.
A witness describes harsh conditions in Soviet labor systems, detailing exploited youths in Central Asia and Uzbekistan, forced to perform dangerous tasks. The account recalls meeting brutality, coercive pressures, and subservience to officials while criticizing American complicity and the broader human cost of wild labor.
In Tashkent and nearby, Soviet children are cited as being pressed into factory labor. A former textile worker recalls officials pressuring him to advise on child labor and describes trips with thousands of tired youngsters marching to mills under rigid party oversight. The narrative portrays coercive recruitment, state control, and the painful daily grind of the children as the state promotes exportable cotton and collective production.
In a Fourth Court of Civil Appeals action, a motion to affirm a prior custody decision was granted. The case involves William P. Morgan Jr. and Ales Traylor Morten Coulter in a dispute over the child. The appellate panel rejected a transcript request and upheld the trial court’s guardianship order, with details scattered in the fragmented record.
Reserve Officers Association appoints a ceremony for installation of new officers in San Antonio. An assembly at 6:09 p.m. in Koehler Park will bring together reserve officers and those on active duty who are requested to attend. Local details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a scheduled public event.
Maj Charles A Wickliffe and Capt Tul J Jones have been assigned extra duties alongside their legal roles. Wickliffe is detailed as medical officer, relieving Maj C Rucker, and Jones is appointed assistant recreation officer.
School officials in Bexar County announce a transfer deadline set for July 31. Superintendent R. W. Mey states no transfers can be made after that date. students planning moves must complete procedures by the given deadline.
The trial of George Hawmond for absence from duty was postponed to July 17 after Hawmond reported he had filed whable process. The board will also hear the case of R. B. Smith, a policeman charged with acting as an officer without proper authority and other charges.
Capt M S White is ordered to attend the School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Field Texas after assignment at Fort Finnehuen Arizona. He will proceed to Bathsdire field in Shreveport for stationing following completion of coursework.
Fragmentary text mentions Biles Santa Monica California and a figure named Buds and Jinny Ding. It recalls an old article about Tombs and a named budget or font pronunciation. Details are unclear and many words are garbled.
A 14 year old girl, Loelus Johnsen, is grilled by authorities after a fatal shooting last Sunday linked to a party at the Bride residence. Suspects Glen Kindey and George Hae of Lawrence County are questioned, while Praises Prince is noted in background. Prosecutor David Long says evidence supports charges and a grand jury will decide if at least 85000 bail is set.
J P Olive, head of ice counts for a Dallas firm, addressed the San Antonio Retail Credit Association during a noon meeting at St Anthony Hotel. He spoke on the crest expansion and related industry topics amid the association's ongoing speaker series.
Commissioner Phil Wright faces pressure over paid vacation periods for detectives and police, with state six day law under debate. Officials note that pay for additional days would cost roughly $170,000 to the city, amid recent salary increases for mayor and commissioners.
Mad Krother Gardner Wermessiag led as test president of the Southwest Texas Archeological Society after a Tuesday session at the Witte Museum, electing Walford as practicioner, William Capurra secretary, Deana Werley treasurer, and J Walker Davenport curator. Members voted to raise annual dues from 2 to 3 and a $1 expedition contribution was approved. Dr Lucy Shoe, returning archaeologist, served as principal speaker.
A vagrant was fined 200 dollars and costs on a vagrancy complaint Wednesday by Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan after Deputy Sheriff Houston Minor and local officers found a man with a weapon under a river bridge near South Presa Street. The case was one of the heaviest assessed in recent years.
The fragment lists furnished apartments and rooms with monthly rents in multiple addresses including Poplar Bayeliy Warren and 2219 N. Strett, mentioning amounts like 35.00 and 2100 per month. It references a San Antonio newspaper and requests copies for subscription or timing details, with garbled names and contact notes.
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