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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1928
Page
21
EAPERT CLEARS "GALLMONEY PUZZLE" by RB C Forbes discusses Wall Street money rates. It explains why call money rates spiked and why outsiders struggles to move funds, with quotes from Jamie Sixson and remarks on broker liquidity, reserve actions, and the timing around end of week statements.
In a Dallas event, Dr Russ of Autonia and other professionals will assist at a medical diagnostic center. The program is hosted by local medical groups including Dallas County Medical Society and County Dental Society, with witnesses to the proceedings.
A small monoplanes sighting at Littoire airport features Kazaba, a Hungarian Hier pilot, piloting the smallest aircraft seen in Europe. The diminutive plane follows a landing and is noted for its compact size and novelty.
Signor Balboa in uniform greets a young flyer aboard a ship, his outstretched arm contrasting with the child’s small size to illustrate the vessel’s dimensions. The moment captures a ceremonial welcome or inspection on deck.
Alvin B L Gweley called Earl Mag ich gix yoars in the United States aoule Drink and challenged uy widat to slow evience of the states manabiy or ability of Congressman Town Comially. Two opponents in the ree for the senate spoke at San Pedro Park Monday night as Owsley urged support for Connally. She praised Governor Al Selb and said she would vote for him on the ticket from Lop le bottom. Owsley backed Terr y to send a tun to Lieennte who Leliever in Al Smith, and cited Texans like Teagan Mills and Weldon Failys. She opposed the League of Nations and any foreign tribunal, urged relief for debtor nations, and condemned the inheritance tax and industrial taxes.
Canadian and German reports describe Finnish runners entering the Olympic marathon with anticipation high for Amsterdam. The piece notes German trainer Dir Waller arriving, expectations for Sweden and Germany, and early practice on the grass track. It mentions athletes like Kuck and Binek showing form, and previews an eighteen mile test run the next day while weather and track conditions are discussed.
In Savents-third District court Judge Toeslay grants a ten norary injunction enjoining I. Io. Cline J. B. Waaniex and We -F. Tlolmen from using a lot in Wan lan vince for am te ereupi alanc. The appellants allege the college ran the stand in violation of building restrictions in the deed.
A fragmented OCR listing shows numerous personal names, addresses, and dates, including Merle Baie Angete Cots Maurer Flore Franciece quivera Vornop WW Jasper Samia Gola Aupurline Saucedo Aialla Gomez Fortinio Trevino Antonie Canty and others. The text also records street addresses with July dates and various public notices, medical staff and facility references, and building project sums, forming a dense roster of residents, households, and local civic details.
Scattered text recounts Rosendahl viewing a large new Zeppelin with Hugo Eckener. It mentions Charles Teasenthel as a commander and plans for a flight across the Atlantic. Tidze Tekence is noted as in charge of the new Zeppelin’s project and fuel supply concerns are raised. A crew will be drawn from Lakehurst base personnel.
New York stocks moved higher as pool operations and selective buying lifted prices. Major gains included National Cash Register and U S Steel while expectations of favorable earnings fueled renewed demand.
Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth Texas defeats Jobo Vayn in the Langiano Bowl tennis final at Longwood club courts in Trookline Marx to claim East division honors. Allison loses first set 0 7 then wins next two 4 2 and 2 0. Also noted are results from the Metropolitan turf court championships and Canadian Tongwood bowl qualifiers with other Americans and players from Fordham and Princeton in Brooklyn and Toronto.
In a dramatic parachute demonstration a Private John Bush led seven men in a jump from 200 feet amid a 25 foot altitude descent. Officers praised the safety and readiness shown, saying the display could save lives in emergencies.
A complex compilation of deed filings documents multiple transfers and interests across numerous parcels in a historic city block. The list names grantors and grantees including residents and firms, with dates ranging from the 1920s to the 1990s, detailing lot and block references, survey notes, and monetary values tied to real estate transfers and quitclaims.
July event in San Angelo draws the largest delegation in sheep and goat breeding history. Notables include A Gea of Uxorin as president, Mayor and officials welcoming delegates. Officials announce Angora seating and livestock exhibits expected to attract top breeders nationwide.
The 60th District court heard testimony to decide which branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of San Antonio will receive a 45 monthly payment from the Braekenridge estate after her death. Witness Miss Mithurn, long a member, testified about the branch leadership and local union split.
A judge at the Fillmore Street Police Court diverted to a traffic incident and pursued a hit and run driver. Dulpe-Bercelli directed officers to transport the victim to hospital and then led a pursuit to arrest Clemons amid scattered traffic conditions.
State Treasurer Charles G. Crathson announced that interest earnings totaled 13,551,249.15 dollars on state money deposited in banks across California over the last five years. The statement, issued by the treasurer, highlights the return on idle state funds.
Margaret McSweeney and Betty Sanmayer assist in a search for two unidentified men who allegedly made improper remarks and beat them. Walter Taggart, a Hollywood youth, tried to intervene. the assailants followed the party to a candy store where Taggart was knocked down.
In Chicago and prairie markets wavering demand influenced early wheat trades. Reports from Calgary and Alberta suggest a weaker Canadian crop than last year, with northern areas seen holding firmer while southern yields look stronger. Cattle and hog prices showed modest activity as traders weighed feed costs and futures.
Kansas cattle market shows higher prices on many grades as feeders and slaughter stock move. Reports from Colorado reflect steady to strong demand with mixed runs including heifers steers and cows, with prices ranging across weight classes and quality levels in a volatile trading period.
Heart shipments of vegetables arrive, including Eolarsia xptnash and celacy, Miseauel comalgen and California matara galas. Prices listed per item show tight markets with various figures such as peas at 25 cents a pound, turnips 8 cents per dozen, peaches 3.60, spinach 2.49 a basket, green beans 69 cents a dozen, and other produce items with multiple price entries across crates, baskets, and per-unit rates.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local brief with names and dates obscured. Mentions labor, Wemple, and Ally in a Wednesday context with uncertain references to hats or hats style.
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