16 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
1
The article recounts Hoover and Curtis securing Republican nominations with strong pro prosperity rhetoric. It notes Curtis from Wansac as a farmer’s candidate, contrasts Democratic hopes for continued prosperity, and includes Coolidge’s praise for Hoover. It also mentions Metropolitan Life Insurance’s million dollar issue and car production milestones.
A tumultuous Hollywood split unfolds as Mandy and Margaret Myers divorce amid threats and alleged harassment. The wife alleges she faced repeated intimidation, with police involvement and a sanatorium stay for care. Friends say reconciliation efforts continue while directors and literary figures weigh in on the volatile romance and its public fallout.
Brusse ls June 10 report says Eugene Ysaye the famed Belgian violinist and composer is seriously ill with diabetes. He is 77 and has been hospitalized after a stroke like incident. A two year old Brooklyn girl connected with the case died recently.
Fire department battled a blaze at a farm house reportedly caused by milk turning on wood. Crews pumped water for hours, keeping the structure from total destruction while restoring the water supply. Local fire officials investigated the incident and contained the fire to the building.
In Evanston a new beach rule limits bathing suits to within seven meters of the knee, with enforcement on local beaches. Citizens are warned against engaging in certain activities as the regulation is explained, though details remain unclear.
Mexican authorities expelled an American business man from Mexico City after warnings. The individual, mentioned as Hullican, was accused of involvement in Mexican political affairs and was escorted to the international boundary during the expulsion.
Weather delays Hesenil Aviator’s planned flight from Washington to Mexico City with Fritz Vieler and Walker Pivld near Windsor Ontario. From reports of favorable weather in some regions, forecast postponement pushes the projected departure to tomorrow morning due to wet conditions.
Commander Wrycebacher of the Philadelphia Naval Aircraft Factory reportedly piloted a seaplane carrying a useful load of about 2000 kilograms to ascend past 12,000 feet, setting a new altitude record. The craft landed at the Philadelphia navy yard.
Mrs. Pell Tasen of 1201 West Asavita Street Salneiay was saved by bystanders after nearly falling into a 10 foot water-filled embankment at the Newell Avenue bridge. Police say a bystander and passersby pulled her from the brink as a river guard and onlookers rushed to assist.
German airmen prepare to fly from Bremen to Branerhaven and Cape Hermann for a trans Atlantic mission. Officials plan broad receptions and coordinated signals as crews depart in a sister plane.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh left this morning for Madison Wisconsin to receive an honorary degree from the University of Wisconsin his alma mater He planned stops at Buffalo and Detroit en route and was expected to reach Morristown Windsor on the journey
A reserve fund of 12,000,000 is set aside to cover pensions for Brotherhood of Tocumotive Fire members. The article notes the fund is established as members reach the eligible age, with ongoing coverage discussed for retirement.
Kansas City hails a partisan parade as Republicans settle for Messifell sweepers and a full convention scene. Delegates cheer Hoover and Curtis nominees, banners and bands fill the hall, streets crowd with visitors, while hotels bustle as campaigns spill into the city.
Mrs. W. T. Crow demonstrates with a plum tree limb in her back yard. The piece notes a banner year for back yard orchards in town, highlighting how local climate enables blooms and fruit production.
VADSOL Sorwax July 16 report says Major Jenn Tislian flew a mobile rescue plane toward Wingis Bay to join Nobile rescue efforts. The aircraft was towed to Vad for repair after a mishap near Varanger Vian. A 30 Livingston colored flying boat was deemed large enough to recover the stranded crew.
Mrs Kate O Hare was granted a divorce in the local court. The case references show the parties involved including Wate Richards and Lave, with details about prior status and division of assets. The proceedings occurred in MENA Arkadune area on an unspecified date, noting the status as finalized.
In Los Angeles back yards this year peachy crops appear amid optimistic reports. Residents Mire and Mrs Crow, along with neighbors, cultivate peach trees and other fruit varieties though some branches show heavy loads and limited returns. The scene captures a surge of home horticulture and urban fruit growth.
Salvador Miron journalist and duelist was brought from Vera Crux to lie in state in the amphitheater of a capital college. A government banner of honor rested on the coffin as officials, students, and faculty filed past the bier.
In a chaotic scene at a Kitgren cafe a man and a woman argued and a pistol was fired, though investigators found no weapon inside. Detectives and officers confronted two actors in the kitchen, and the man was later charged with aggravated assault while the woman faced different claims.
Senator McNary of Oregon, co author of the McNary Hougen relief bill, conferred with President Hoover on farm relief. He said Lipovee offered synthetic aid to ease farm distress after the White House talks.
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