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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1930
Page
5
King of Irak II was celebrated in London today with George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. Sir Ernuidis Humphreys, a high commissioner, attended along with Coady Mumphreys.
Canada debates new tariff policy amid protests and calls for Ottawa to seek prompt reduction of duties. Ottawa favors potential talks with Washington to urge Washington’s tariff commission for a reassessment while considering imperial trade options and domestic election timing. Canadians split between seeking Washington talks and pursuing empire movement, with fear of renewed hostility if Washington stalls.
The piece honors Sheriff protection during a camp encampment in Leakey, praising his deputies and the safe handling of a controversial event. It notes prior tragedies in local rangelands, mentions community figures, and reflects on regional issues from agriculture to trade. The column weaves personal reminiscences with calls for unity between the United States and Canada and cautions against sensationalism in reporting.
A Chicago report describes pilfering of rum from the warehouse of Tabby McNeill and Tobhe in Union wards. Thieves stole barrels of liquor used in mince meats, threatening supplies for next winter as authorities investigate the incident.
Fragmentary text mentions Martine Tartineta area and Nis in a rebel held city. It references investigations or attention by Tate Statea and other unclear entities. The readable content is sparse with no clear event, date, or outcome.
In Tacoma on July 22, backers of Harald Brozales's proposed flight Boom Here to Tokyo say the City of Tacoma plane passes a pay consusa tion test. The craft is announced ready to take off this week with Trent as a key backer.
Gustav Hoffman aged 80 was buried in Schertz Texas after funeral services held Tuesday. He died Monday at his daughter's home in Schertz. Hoffman, a New Hampshire native, left a large family including sons Walter and Levin Hoffman and Albert Hoffman, four daughters, and many grandchildren. The obituary lists relatives in Latins, Schertz, Selmanill, LaGrange, Seguin, and Salms, with names such as Adalph Fensker, Tiuga-Albrecht, and Boma Triesch among survivors.
Urging a South American circuit, Bishop Janes Cannon Jr. of the Methadiet Episcopal Church, recently married in London to secretary Mrs Starley McCullum, will remain in South America until December then travel to Benzil for August to November conferences. He reports exploring wharf work in Madeira and Arlanza arrangements ahead of official meetings.
OCR fragment touts an antiseptic product, claiming relief from sores ulcers and skin injuries. Mentions Gras's Clmment and a long 110 year test period. Claims association with President Andrew Jackson and Nashville, Tennessee.
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