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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1928
Page
18
Wall Street shows extreme swings with record volumes fading to dull ranges. Analysts predict a pause or pullback as fortunes waver, noting money costs remain high and Federal Reserve actions keep liquidity tight while bonds falter and general industry trends stay uneven.
A 60s resident in Aurtin awoke to find a burglar leaning over his bed and grappled with the intruder. The intruder fired twice, wounding the man as he ran from the scene. Police reported the suspect fled after the shots rang out as alarms and cries drew neighbors.
Beattie Washington reports urging states to abolish gasoline taxes on vine load purposes to fund development of growing areas. William W. Marr McCracken Jr. asserts department head of air matters announced last night. In Monterey Street incident at Trubert W. Green hospital, thirty six bystanders sought care after a street assault with a roof.
A fragmented list of radio stations and programs for July 22 to 23 includes UTSA Orchestra, KGRG Crchestra, RTSA music blocks, police bulletins, weather and markets at KGCT, KTSA and WOAI music segments, KTSA farm and news features, and various recital, protest, and study programs. Mentions of specific times, stations, and program titles are interspersed with garbled notes and placeholders.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Citizen Corbal declares the nation cannot claim his soul while a proposal to marry Filomene Diut aids the realm's unity. Chauvinire counters, urging a choice between aristocratic privilege and republican ideals amid a tense assembly.
In a Sunday night gun exchange at about 8 o clock on San Carlos street detectives failed to find any victims. Residents who heard the shots phoned headquarters and detectives Gray and a young officer found the scene lit by street lights with no injured people identified.
Premier Mussolini spoke to the council of ministers claiming renewed protest against perceived unfair treatment of Italian enterprise. He asserted the polar expedition’s work would be judged later as other stages arrived, denouncing insolent criticism and urging unity and national pride.
Police booked three women and two men after a disturbance on Datec Ave J. A. Tanre and Frank Vogler called about a divorce matter. One of the women, wearing rich attire, was charged with murder as a man in the incident on Worth Alamo Street.
Police report a negro prowler fled the residence of Mary Lewise Feller at 228 Went Woodlawn 10 after entering in her absence Sunday night. He did not have time to remove items, details followed the investigation.
The fragment advertises a laundry service with unclear wording but mentions Puritan Pay and a price of six pence per pound. It lists a contact phone Cr. 46694 and an address at 418 Boton Flore BT, with references to wearing apparel and economic service.
New York July 9 A Nassau County policeman lay fighting for his life after being shot while inspecting a parked sedan on a lonely road. He was dragged into a ditch and wounded as his comrades pursued the assailant who fled in a car. Officers reported the slug struck him in the heart and he received blood transfusions but remained in critical condition.
Three burglaries were reported to City Police on Monday. Victims include Bert S and Irene J with entries from 19 Burnet Street and a residence on Olmds Drive and Pred. Items stolen include $100 in cash and clothing. Infestation concerns noted at the latter location as detectives investigate losses of undetermined value.
Fort Worth staff dine as a thief forces entry at the Warren service station. The robber cracked the safe while employees were away, making off with about 90 dollars. Checks and papers were left untouched. A later search for the suspect is underway.
A chaotic scene outside the council chamber in Bombay as about 200 students demonstrated while Governor Leslie Wilson was due to arrive. A youth was seen hurling a stone at a British woman, injuring her as the unrest escalated amid the tense political visit.
A broken drinker caused a derailment near Lange's Craas two miles from town, injuring four and killing two. The Everglow Express, hauling two locomotives, belonged to the show. Over 200 staff were aboard. the accident occurred yesterday as trains moved along the Hoatan dit Mate enifront with victims listed: Reginald Paggett, Lynchburg. George Muntrae, Battimore. William Mb Glicnicka, Liindelpling Glarowen. Dr Louisford notes a vacation from September 1 to 7.
The text notes the long standing policy of the oldest band La Association in the city to gradually increase the earning power of securities. As business volume grows and reserves rise, dividends are advanced to reflect stronger financial position.
A muddled discussion hints at longer term rental schemes and improved earnings. The text suggests a concept of mutual investments with a focus on stable returns and resilience against market shifts. It emphasizes a need for maturity and a cautious approach to avoid weak or undesirable options.
The passage discusses three percent testies with features tied to real estate first mortgage, cashing privileges on RO base notice, and a caste form paid at one percent reduction. It notes the value of certificates and remounting of interest for a full maturity of certificates.
A notice indicates members holding 7 per cent certificates may exchange for 8 per cent certificates. The store requires proper application and full credit will be given upon surrender of the original certificates.
Fragmented OCR text discusses reserves exceeding fifty nine thousand dollars and protects investments by first mortgage loan on a property. Mentions undivided profits and safety provisions but content is garbled. Contains references to reserves, protection of investments, and potential charge or lien without clear details.
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