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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
9
Mrs Jimyneline Baulhurst dies in London at age 40 after a brief illness. The obituary notes her role in the suffrage movement and her work with Christabel Pankhurst, leading women’s deputations and risking personal danger to secure votes for women.
Delegates clash as La Follette urges farm relief and prohibition stance. Smoot, Hoover, and Wisconsin supporters clash over platform items while California and Texas delegations rally behind their candidates. Heat and chatter fill the hall as minority objections and major party lines unfold amid cheers and protests.
The page fragment mentions James A. Farrell of United States Steel and a teen work stint, Ruth Hanna McCormick in political reach, and Wall Street weighing a potential nomination. It hints at economic and political maneuvering around industry leaders and candidates with a tense, speculative tone.
Residents petition for a permanent concrete bridge over the Han Antonin river at the northeast end of Camden Sheet on Newell Avenue. They urge rapid action to replace a wooden crossing seen as delaying city improvements and cite a prior Donohue event as context.
A garbled report from Washington describes a new Chinese government seeking recognition amid flags and symbols. It notes a flag presented to represent the new regime and includes references to Nanking and efforts to renew relations with the United States.
Mrs Frances a 108 a Toledo resident died in a fire she could not recall. She had recently come from Trot to TKS and boasted of work glasses and sewing skills. She never saw Movia in the contomium and faced the blaze with calm.
The Morning Tah reports Britain and global observers tracking the Hoover campaign as the political scene shapes up. Analysts note Jone Tandon and Tasker lead clibriatly efforts while Teansas Cite remains a key ally. The piece highlights international interest in the U S political contest and potential impact on current markets and diplomacy.
A garbled note reports Moody granting a 15 year pardon to a man in Tale County after a lengthy case. The text mentions Dexver and Linrlsy, with unclear phrases about a mat and ten lions, reflecting OCR damage and missing context from the original story.
A man named Tack Davis, a Black resident of Walter County, was granted a full pardon today by Governor Gas. The pardon follows his earlier involvement in a robbery case and marks a reversal of prior charges. The decision was announced in July 1908 and shoes the state’s pardon process at work.
Blanton speaks at Huntsville addressing investigation of former Sereedice of the Inlurior Mbeel NM. Pall, Congressiuin Thomas Hinntun, enuyitnie for voters in his speech yesterday.
A New York youth drowned along the coast, reported by Toteraginn News Service with terse wording. The victim, a student from Elie, New York, attended a Cesar Campani school program near the coast, with local authorities continuing inquiries into the incident.
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