25 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
1
A brief note credits Arthur Brisbane for the courriel style in 1998 and mentions Blur Conijinny as a contributor. The snippet suggests editorial reminiscence or a creative reprint, with no clear event or outcome stated.
A sprawling, highly distorted OCR piece critiques political platforms and messaging around taxation and elections. It references Governor quotes, Democratic rhetoric, and various figures, debating how speeches shape voter perceptions ahead of a convention. The text also digresses into period-specific references and tangential observations.
Light planes and ships propel the Arctic search led by General Nobile’s team. Swedish and Italian vessels converge near Syltebergen as the mission aims to reach the stranded crew, with officers reporting progress and setbacks and a plan to lighten weight on the return voyage.
Mayor C M Shauters urges tax readjustment rather than a rate increase after a suit in Fifty seventh District Court claims downtown property is Under-assessed by about 20 million. The tax assessor says values will rise with a market uptick, and an investigation will precede any adjustment to prevent unfair treatment of small property owners.
Disorderly dispatch reports British soldiers reaching Tangshan from Shanghai to safeguard foreign residents and properties amid attacks. The escort enhances temporary security as local authorities attempt to restore order and deter further violence.
A 1920s report notes American Jewish groups pledging to raise about 4 million dollars annually for five years to fund Palestine reconstruction and establish a national home, reflecting coordinated Zionist support and organizational efforts in the United States.
Cairo reports reveal that Egypt's cabinet has been ordered dismissed today while a breakdown within the ruling coalition is indicated. The move follows political turmoil and reshaping of government leadership.
Allied dispatch reports Germany intends an air voyage to East Asia in 127 days. The plan involves a major aviation effort and cooperation with German air groups.
A field report from 1411 Korth Street details the death of the wife of a police officer. The incident occurred at Ae'slock Mowing morning. Authorities note the murder was not the officer’s immediate killer and do not indicate a direct angle.
Indictment alleges Stewart faces three counts of perjury connected to testimony before a congressional committee. The charges stem from statements made about a continental trading company and corporate affairs involving figures such as Rockefeller. The case follows earlier political and party implications as noted in the surrounding coverage.
Fragmentary report describes the reappearance of a long‑listed isle named Fateun Xna near the Xoutheres, with deposits and unclear composition. The island first charted in 1645 and reappears after periods of obscurity, prompting renewed interest from unnamed explorers.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Balfrey B Borden Piniernt, 14, the only child of Mr and Mrs Worden. A member of Mint Avenue High School junior class, the services were conducted at the residence in West Tischere Place, near Travis Park Methodist Church.
Police were informed that a trunk robbery occurred at a residence on Dotmaar sirens. A trunk containing $215 was taken from the rank owner by Mrs Valentine.
Mrs Glen Shaver wife of a Temacratic nation committee member warns at a gathering in an arena that internal party factions threaten harmony. She says Republicans and dissenting party elements seek supremacy while urging turnout at a Nat Veran's Committee meeting at the First Baptist church.
Houston June 24 Mrs Edith Bolling Wilson widow of Woodrow Wilson may become the Joan of Arc of the Temeraire convention. she stood in convention throngs as an advocate of harmony and potential power broker in the November offensive. Close friends say she favored Governor A. Smith and could back him if the Sullivan coalition gains strength. Page 2 Column A.
A frustrated bond customer shot a broker in the back early this morning in Wickita while arguing over a loan. The incident remains under investigation as police seek motive and suspect details.
Troops pressed a continuing hunt for bandits along the Mexico frontier as miners and local figures reported mixed signals about the assailants. The effort involved American mining men aiding authorities while investigators sought decisive leads amid scattered reports from frontier settlements.
Desperate anti Smith leaders at the Democratic nationally convention conduct another vote count in Tuguston Lex. The effort to block New York Governor Smith falters as delegates swing toward possible second ballot support and the fight shifts to the platform committee.
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