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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1928

Page

9

Stol sought as clue to slaying in Los Angeles

Seattle report details investigation into the killing of John S. Glab in a Los Angeles suburb. Police found three pistols and linked Mrs Martha Glab and her 17 year old daughter to the case while noting quarrels with Glab’s wife prior to the murder. Glab’s former druggist was killed by a 22 caliber bullet. Authorities cleared the Wilsons of guilt as evidence pointed to the Glab household. Martha Glab was shown the details in Seattle as she learned of her ex husband’s death.

Los Angeles Jung John S. Gleb Acero Uvey de Habe Wate Shdow Luzel Jub Asther “Wilson Wilwon Ardner Glab Wilson Mra Kaser Oklahoma Irs Chicago Seattle Wash Martha Glab Los Anegeles

Arkansas Railroad Commission Seeks Coal Rate Cut

The Arkansas railroad commission filed a complaint with the interstate commerce commission seeking a reduction in coal rates from Arkansas fields to Texas and Oklahoma depots. The move targets Texas coal operators and asks for lower freight charges to drive shipment volumes across regional lines.

Texas Rock Ark The Arkansas Railroad Commission Interstate Commerce Atkatsar Arkansas Teres Oklahoma Loins Tee

Globe Fliers Receive Plane On World Flight Plan

Universal Berrice reports John Henry Meark and Charles B D Codger will depart June 29 in the plane The City of New York from Curtiss Field to pursue a 24 day world circumnavigation. They aim to beat the 28 day record, with visas arranged in Washington for passage through many countries. The journey includes stops at the Olympic, Tokyo, and a Pacific crossing, then across North America to Victoria, N C.

Universal Berrice New York John Henry Meark Charles B.D. Codger James J. Walker Mears Collyer Washington Atute Department Wurtiss Field Olympic France Fiers Europe Nnl Asia Tokio Pacific Chant Meary Victoria N.C

Radio Trust Denied as FTC Hears Monopoly Case

June 20. Federal Trade Commission heard charges that Hadlo Corporation of America organized a monopoly in the redle industry. Counsel for the companies blocked a motion to dismiss the case alleging restraint of trade.

Waitingtor Conte Pene Hadlo Corporation of America Redle Federal Trade Commission

Television Test Successful Over Chicago Station

A June broadcast over Station WCFI in Chicago tested simultaneous telecast of two programs. Samuel Pickard issued a special permit as the central figure in the exclusive experiment. A head and shoulders view of I. S. Nockels, secretary of the Chicago Federation, was shown.

Chicago Yolee Leleinsion WCFI Chicago Federation Samuel Pickard I. S. Nockels

German fliers hop to Berlin in monoplane sortie

Bremen dispatch reports Capt. Herman Roch Erron von Barnefeld and Maj. Samson Flismaurice left Diremen in monoplans heading to Berlin with a planned stop at Verln after a brief visit in Manisburg.

Bremen Herman, Roch Erron von Barnefeld Samson Flismaurice Euronda Vremen Verln Manisburg

Six Texarkana Stores Closed on Liquor Charges

Six Texarkana stores faced temporary interstate liquor charges and were shut for three months to one year by order of government authorities. The action targets both front and rear shops and affects the Inn area.

Texarkana Inn Texackana de Wangrr

Woman Accused as Slayer Goes on Trial in Ward

Barstow Virginia June 20 UP Lesh Noilevy is on trial for the murder of Dan Herm in Ward County. Testimony describes the struggle and fatal shooting during a confrontation in a home.

Barstow Vex Lesh Noilevy Dan Herm Ward County Horn Qessimty

Engineer Heads Board In Flood Control Effort

St Louis June 20 Maj Gen Haardadwin chief of army engineers was elected chairman of the Mississippi flood control board to supervise the expenditure of a 526 million dollar congressional appropriation before an inspection trip from St Louis to New Orleans.

ST. Louis Haardadwin Army Engineers I the New Orleans

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