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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
1
LAREDO JUNE reports AXILLAM moves to acquire the south extension of the Henne avi eel and Karrine pool as part of a larger sales history. O Williams, once tied to the deal, notes challenging pricing and ongoing valuations.
Police traced a likely murder to a discovery on the rocks of the lake shore. A body with a crushed skull was recovered in twenty feet of water, indicating the crime occurred about twenty hours before the body was found. Investigators weigh evidence and await autopsy results.
London courts ready for high profile divorce and infidelity trials. Duchess of Westminster and Lady Dunn headlined hearings on terms for separations while other cases involve marital accusations and disputed child custody amid protracted legal efforts.
The text describes a planned Comforts Defense Day from Eighth Corps headquarters seeking civilian cooperation for a defiance of Jus 4. A noon and 1 2 o clock program is set with a national salette replacing cannons and a community dance at night. An army band from Sanokie Hominy is invited. Robbers are invited to attend the celebration with music and dance.
Fragmented OCR about pilots visiting an airplane factory tied to a sailing or airship event. Mentions Buffalo and several garbled names and places. Core idea centers on inspection activities and a competition context with unclear dates.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson meets Mexican Consul Gane A A Carrillo and several Mexican officials in San Antonio to discuss the vitamin and sand industry. The delegation includes Vasquez of Taredo and Huberman of Mali. The comment from Consul Ay Ma Eling was not provided.
A court application seeks to remove a wife from contact with her mother amid family disputes. The filing alleges interference and calls for protective measures as proceedings progress.
Police investigate a hurried theft case involving missing flee items and disrupted commerce. Investigators name suspects and locations as they pursue leads, with officials noting preliminary findings and ongoing inquiries.
A garbled OCR item notes two Brooks pilots heading toward Oklahoma amid unclear mentions of VW GTI and Mae Critter. It references Mukasey and various cryptic phrases, with no coherent details on date, place, or outcome. The readable fragments hint at a transportation or aviation context but lack concrete facts.
A red haired woman is expected to face Private George Milligan of the Second Engineers who was attacked Monday night. Milligan, hospitalized at Lia Rare Hospital, recovered enough to identify his assailants. He was knocked unconscious, gagged, robbed of $35 and his cross and clothing, and left at the scene. The woman faces civil and military notice as investigators pursue the case.
Police report a chaotic beach assault scene where two men attacked a girl and fled in a car. The victim was taken to hospital for treatment while detectives sought suspects but released no names as investigations continued.
A loan of 200000 to a state prison system awaits final approval. Attorney general's office and governor weigh the plan. An upcoming conference will include key officials as the deal proceeds, with the Thraston Bank named in the potential financing.
A federal appeals court in New Orleans will hear a case involving a statue project. The proceedings center on a proposed tribute by White and the impact on local landmarks. The court will determine eligibility and required steps for approval.
Three people were injured in a crossing crash near a cleaning establishment and nearby area. A bystander, Mya Maloney, was walking by when the incident occurred and two others were hospitalized after the vehicle impact.
Officials announced the board will open bids for a school bond during a sequence of meetings this week. Committees will review proposals and assess financing plans while preparing recommendations for the next action.
A youthful killer known as a “slayer” was sentenced to life (with possible further penalties) after conviction in a Oklahoma City court. The defendant, treated as a first-time offender, faced execution in a separate case, while a related count led to a death sentence. Local officials reported the proceedings and the judge’s rulings.
A gas pocket explosion near Batavia kills two Gypsum miners and injures others. Rescue teams race to reach the scene as authorities investigate the Caled State Cyn company site at Uaktiodd for safety violations and cause.
Universal Berlina reports rate lists for U S centers with fares to Miami and major cities. The Williams Acro Transportation company announces new service starting November with routes to Cleveland Chicago St Louis and others from New York.
The Associated Press reports in St Paul that Minnesota and the Northwest joined in honoring President Coolidge during a national unity observance. Crowds gathered at the Union Station parade route and public receptions in the state capital as officials and residents praised his leadership on a nonpolitical mission to pay tribute to the Norwegian immigrant community.
A man killed nine relatives in a family quarrel before taking his own life. He used an axe to murder his spouse and five children, then committed suicide. The incident occurred in a household where authorities investigated afterward.
The War Department plans to substitute Douglas built cruisers for the DH-4B type aircraft. A survey by the military staff evaluates several airframes and origins, with production and service implications for United States aviation.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Gilmer post office building project beginning with mentions of local firms and builders. The text is garbled but references a contractor or hirer and a date or work sequence. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Two girls, Mark Girakogat and Grater Maine, aged around 20 and 8, died when their plane caught fire after tumbling from the sky near Saint Louis. Investigators reported the crash and ensuing blaze as witnesses described the burning wreckage and attempts to rescue.
A vintage piece profiles a retired rebel general living in a Nile vine covered cottage near San Antonio. Once famed for commanding armies against federals, he now basks in local fame as a cook turning menudo and savory stews, entertaining visitors with dog shows and his crafted culinary formulas.
A scrambled notice announces inviting A to send a girl to a Cisco Revue staged near nine miles at Pisce heat. The garbled text mentions a teen club event and a collection, with reference to a Mejisaar alive state and local officials, though many names and details are unreadable.
A terse report describes a raid on River Island resulting in seizure of rum and boats. Details are garbled with mixed phrases, but event centers on law enforcement actions and confiscations.
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