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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1931
Page
2
Anne Lindy and Dr. Warinison prepare for a bold 7000 mile air voyage from New York toward the Orient and Japan. Lindbergh, awaiting takeoff with his wife and infant, departs today, as officials maintain flight readiness and support for the pioneering journey.
Two detectives and narcotics agents conducted a search at a small house on South Laseds street Stat. In the rear Wright grappled a Mexican attacker who flashed a knife and the suspect was held for questioning. An 8 A sleuth aided by a dope agent thwarted the assault.
Local report states a suspect is named in relation to a $36 pistol theft. A wardrobe with clothing valued at about 40 pounds was recovered and returned to its owner, Mer. L. Tirafters, of 5228 Carsiin Ftrert.
Article notes Lake Baikal in Siberia as the deepest lake in the world with depths estimated between 4000 and 4800 feet. It also mentions cud-chewing animals having split hooves and references trading unwanted items for needed ones in high classifieds.
A muddled report describes an investigation into the disappearance and presumed murder of Miss Schimohoreax at Columbus University. Investigators question seven Apaches and a white man, with Capt. Connell giving testimony about possible Apache involvement.
Reports describe vast swarms invading Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota and nearby areas hurting corn oats potatoes onions and fruit. Officials warn prolonged dry hot weather will extend damage while farmers deploy dawn patrols poisons and improvised devices to defend fields.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Texas public notice mentions insurance related proceedings and local authorities. The readable text references months, sums, and locations but lacks coherent detail.
A survey of the Vagorelle area is nearly complete with a target by August 24 for final valuations and hearings. Officials report most assessors have begun notifying residents and many have received notices demanding action within ten days. If contesting the valuation, residents must file within 30 days before any court hearing.
DePriest to speak at a Dallas parley in July. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate an appearance by DePriest with possible mentions of citizenship and a meeting with local leaders. The fragmentary report references Dallas and July.
In Alabama a group of escaped military prisoners tied to a hold up spree. Private Jack Williams reported the escapees smoked with a cigarette while guarding a guard and were watched by a woman at a residence near Wilson and Brackmritt. A 38 caliber pistol was stolen from Victor Keller who reported a home entry. A night store robbery involved ten youths with shotguns and a 38 caliber pistol taking cash from a till register. Authorities theorized the escapees may have received help from a local white civilian and Federal authorities pursued the case with military police and local officers.
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A late night fire devastated a larder shop owned by Trunant Rodrigues in Somerset, 18 miles southwest of San Antonio. The blaze reached several homes including the Arredando residence, where 10 children were rescued, and damaged the Joe Puentes home and nearby buildings. Firefighters, aided by a high-pressure pump and street hydrants, contained the fire after hours of effort. Damage to nearby structures totaled around $1,000, with broader threats to the Chavez Building and the Saver Fruit Exchange, prompting rapid precautions to protect the business district.
Missouri Pacific records show higher net operating income for June with renewed revenue growth. Executive VP H R Batford announces advancement from 1890 figures, noting a substantial year over year gain and broader earnings improvement across the month.
A fragmented OCR item describes a woman burned after a skillet overturning incident. The unreadable text mentions a 25 year old in a wet area, hospital treatment, and a hospital name reference. The exact location and full details are unclear from the readable fragments.
The article reports Al Capone's guilty plea to tax evasion and related charges, detailing potential sentences. It notes Frank Nitti and others received prison terms, with Capone facing years in a federal pen and a large fine, while other related indictments could extend his punishment.
A Seventh Day Adventist gathering at Peacock Afililurs in 1920s Texas declared Armageddon imminent with a prophecy of a final war involving nations and races. speakers urged mighty men to prepare as students and attendees heard references to a world-wide conflict and a dire judgment day.
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