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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
6
Rochester officials announce the appointment of a new police judge and outline plans to tighten spending and shift hospital funding. The mayor indicated a hospital payment plan, with council confirmation needed for the judge and city clerk positions.
Twin Falls, Idaho reports Mrs. Meld for the fourth time, 70, jailed awaiting a possible speedy trial for the murder of her fourth husband, Behwanil Moyer. Deputy sheriffs transport her to state hospital as she protests, claiming inability to speak with authorities. Local attorney notes possible mental strain and nervous breakdown.
An address by Dr. Daveph G. Buck, Chicago, questioned radiium based cancer treatment without surgery. Critics warned that cancer cells treated with radiation might revert or spread unseen under the microscope and urged cautious observation and long term study. Dr Harold Hay urged careful treatment of children to prevent deafness and lifelong damage.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions a woman’s death, a cited public incident, and various place names and entities. It references possible local officials and a governing body, with unclear dates and actions. The readable elements suggest a small, street level news note embedded in the page.
Weather notes predict more rain through Saturday and Sunday with showers and clouds. Temperatures expected to range from the 60s to 90s across the region, with variable south winds. Rainfall focused along the coast and central areas, heavier near Corpus Christi and Abilene, light near San Antonio. Forecast extends into next week with continued unsettled conditions and cooler nights.
A fragmented obituary notice details the burial of Galbraith at a local cemetery. The text references relatives, mourners, and a funeral service, with scattered mentions of Legion activities and community figures.
A scrambled report notes Queen forgave a royal trip while a government plan to host King George in July faced objections. The piece references invitation issues, a summer gathering, and a tense political backdrop around the Third International Congress and tanker talks in New York.
A federal report notes price declines in footwear as war profits expand for producers and wholesalers, with leather costs and raw materials driving changes. It cites a strike impact and mounting margins for shoe makers, retailers, and manufacturers in the era.
A confusing report notes June 1 events with Avimal Kworre and Toy Hasna in a formal oath context. It mentions prohibition commission, public notices, and political aims tied to Louisiana and New Orleans, with references to governance and a plan tied to a yearly stipend.
Washington reports bankers from cattle interests summoned to Chicago to discuss loan plans and potential private channels to finance the cattle industry. Officials from Treasury and Federal Reserve involved, with governors and bankers present to evaluate funding avenues and coordination for wartime needs.
Army officers discuss General Allen possibly reassigned back to Travis Air Force Base amid routine unit realignments. Observers note changes in command structure and potential impacts on divisions and allied postings, with emphasis on emergency divisions and duties in foreign theaters.
A pair of soldiers died after their vehicle fell into a canal by Madel Avenue in Fypowell NX. Rescue teams and witnesses described the incident as occurring today as a flood or sewer collapse caused by a nearby repair work.
garbled report describes a shooting near Anita Town. mentions a telegraph lineman wounded and a gang robbing mail at Arion Town. unclear names and details due to damaged text.
A dated governmental record discusses proposed law and regulatory changes affecting interstate commerce. It names the Interstate Commerce Commission and outlines sections, authorities, and procedural steps. The text references state actions, commissions, and potential legal implications for governance and public oversight.
A grim report describes a child’s murder in Moorestowi and a broad search by authorities. Residents rally amid confusion as investigators pursue leads and pursue a possible suspect. The case shocks the community and prompts renewed calls for safety.
Fragmentary OCR yields unfamiliar names and phrases about a benefit, regimes, and religious figures. Readable elements include references to a benefit din at a named location, mentions of a divine ware and a disciple, and several distorted names.
An American prisoner escapes after being confronted by guards at Portland early Friday. Authorities pursued through a tunnel, with reports of a pistol used in the escape. The fugitive, identified as a man named Gish, was last seen near a riverbank, while another inmate, Frank T., was reported to be involved. Local officials pledge intensified searches.
Mrs Kaber and her daughter plead not guilty to murder in a case connected to the death of Danil b Waher af Taltewouds eli. The trial details indicate the women face charges as evidence and testimony unfold in New York with the court noting their legal representation and anticipated proceedings.
Fragmentary notes suggest a labor leader discussion at a national AFL gathering in Denier. Mentions Willis Lowe Galen and a unit for aye ty amid activity at an audition and interment context.
A garbled historical note mentions Denby Sims Gndered to Return 10 00 and references an alien enemy designation. The fragmentary text implies official action or revocation related to Navy or government communications, with several garbled names and places.
A disrupted report from Vresetl Ari¢ mentions a plane crossing a canyon as weather and war conditions affect aviation. It references December and February timelines, the War Department, air services, and possible commercial aviation changes near Big Bend.
Fragmented report describes intense shelling and aerial bombardment in a southern city near Temi, as front lines shift and Allied forces press an offensive. Dubuque and nearby towns show disrupted life with casualties feared and local stores reported damaged.
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