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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1927
Page
12
A historical essay stresses adaptability as the key to survival in business. It discusses leaders like a roofing supplier, a phonograph firm, and Morgan era bankers, noting shifts from horse-drawn to motorized goods, and from adding machines to modern office tech. It argues firms must adjust products and practices or face ruin.
A prowler left footprints at the home of Mee Ef W Abrens on 702 Bays Street. Police were alerted Tuesday after a tethered reporter tied to a door was found, prompting a police response and investigation into the break-in attempt.
A man reported dead at a downtown hotel was found alive on Tuesday after a three day mystery. Police say the subject appeared intoxicated and uninjured, with no foul play suspected.
A burglary report notes a thief crawled into a home and stole a man’s watch at the address on West Tinusia Street. Police were notified the same day.
The Duke and Duchess of York are pictured walking the gang plank of H. M. 5 Renown as they land back in London after a long cruise, marking the end of their voyage.
A dense list of names, ages, addresses, and hospital references appears as vital statistics data. Entries mention multiple persons, residences, hospitals and burial details, with dates and places embedded in a long, fragmented OCR list. The piece reads like a public notice page of births, marriages, deaths, and burials, cataloging individuals and locations.
The Duke of York toured the new advertising exposition at Olympia, inspecting the displays while his young daughter Princess Elizabeth rode in a carriage. A royal waiter joked as the crowd read aloud the parade of monarchy names and the Prime Minister’s visit was noted amid the event chatter.
Col. Hanton MacNider, secretary of war, inspected state National Guard units in a rapid tour, flying with a pilot to Amacastia and Boiling Field. He noted the air transport feat and observed conventions as part of his mission to see President Coolidge.
Miss Mildew N, a student from Mier Mich, aims to be first to cross the Pacific by air. Annie Pedlar, a well known civilian, and William Matosi of Anlint join aviators in a dinner that night as guests and observers before the flight attempt to the Pacific coast.
LUENS Colo November 12. Dr Hubert Work secretary of the interior spoke in defense of the protective tariff. He argued the tariff would receive scant attention if it were opposed by reformers and agrarians while noting farmers and urban interests weigh free list versus protected goods.
A confusing police notice seeks Migsing Dallasite aged 8 in San Antonio at the request of Mrs. GH Knight of Dallas Fort, with various address fragments and renamed locations. The notice lists multiple streets and local areas, referencing a missing child with several garbled names and places.
Burleson, executive secretary of the Chest, announced at a morning meeting that subscriptions are running about $2000 daily, with total collections预计 around $35,000 for the month, compared with $48,000 for the prior period. He noted ongoing efforts to maintain accurate records and prepare a confidential exchange on conveyances of a thirty three area, about one fourth complete.
The report notes price spikes across commodities with tomatoes, grapes, and peppers showing gains. California and Florida shippers send crates while local wholesalers anticipate shipments of Celitonia grapes and other produce amid stronger demand and higher prices.
A scanned listing shows many price quotes for fruits vegetables and produce. Items include watermelons pineapples oranges lemons bananas and grapes with prices per pound per box or per bunch. Also listed are onions carrots lettuce tomatoes cucumbers corn and other garden staples alongside poultry and eggs with assorted per unit or per pound rates.
The secretary left town for Colorado to attend a pending matter connected to a T. W. CA. affair, seeking a home time and Tol 1).
In July discussions at a Swiss venue outline aims for a three power accord among Britain the United States and Japan. Delegates debate battleship numbers carrier capabilities and the balance of naval power with American insistence on limits that keep Britain from matching Britain’s fleet while Japan shows restraint and Asia wide parity remains unsettled.
HONOLULU July 19 British aims were outlined at a Pacific Relations Institute talk. Jamel Curtis honorary secretary spoke on world owes Britain the principle of the Commonwealth. Avihir Currie chairing the Canadian group urged Canada to help settle Pacific issues toward broader autonomy without war.
United Service reports the American consul, a victim of bandits, showing improvement. A message from President Charles wishes for a full recovery, with officials noting continued treatment and cautious optimism.
A district court proceedings scene shows Judge R B Minor addressing a juror request by a Black woman. The judge confirms she may serve, while the defendant protests, and a discussion arises about women serving on juries in Texas.
Police report two arrests at a Houston street cafe. Prohibition agents found seven barrels of beer and a small quantity of wine in the establishment. A man and woman face charges of possession of liquor. The raid occurred on Travis Street where damage to a rear cabinet was noted.
Miss Pauline seeks a temporary leave as a United States clerk amid unclear formalities. The filing notes Texarkana and Wednesday references while a rise in duties and travel arrangements remain unsettled.
A Kerrville centric portrait traces the 19th and 20th century sheep and goat industry in Texas. It highlights Albert Sineatd, long leader among ranchers, bankers, and employers, and recounts the roots of the Sheep and Goat Growers association, noting prewar efforts and pivotal figures from Kerr County and McMullen County. The article touches on large fossil finds near Kerrville, historic meetings dating to 1867, and the lasting impact of early organizers including Casper Real and Henry Schreiner.
Aurvil Sepirn admitted receiving a substantial amount from Ford after a $1,000,000 federal suit in Detroit. Judge Charles Simons signed the discontinuance, noting Ford’s payment and Sepirn’s statement he would not disclose the exact sum. Sepirn said the payment covers part of costs and all attorneys’ fees with no further damages sought.
Officials announced a record entry of about 100 fliers for an upcoming air race from New York to Boston. Commander Ma gohy T. Fancher of the Washington National Guard division spoke at the event, noting steady entries and preparations for the September race dates in Wisconsin.
Police seek a man described as a noned figure who left clothing and fled after entering Mrs. A. C. Holland’s bathroom on Weert Huisache Streets. Investigators believe he may be hiding in a barrel and fled when confronted.
A garbled clipping describes a fraud involving fake accusations and a suspect known as Mad Dog. Sheriff Angel Harlvca is said to reveal a short address to Los Angeles Heights and the pursuit of evidence tied to a latched scheme.
The new cadet class will start an eight month course. About 40 engineers and five regular army officers will be involved. Training will be at Brooksfield with ground school and flight operations under Lt. W. Ke. New class officers will lead the program as air instruction proceeds.
A current issue of the Federal Employee journal lauds San Antonio for hosting the National Federation of Federal Employees convention in September. The article explains the reasons for selecting the city and notes the publication appears in the Washington based official organ.
Captain Koenig a chemical warfare officer in the Eighth Corps will report at Fort Logenay on March 3 for training coordination. He joins artillery and chemical warfare personnel for the reactor facility course to prepare reserve officers in chemical warfare Petricc program.
Hollywood police aided by Rosetta Duncan of Fopar and Evi to locate a platinum bracelet lost on her way to work. The piece is described as a sister’s heirloom, and authorities are canvassing the area for the missing item.
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