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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
7
Rescue teams locate WCTIN workers' bodies after a fatal incident in a mine shaft. Black damp gas overcomes several rescuers during the attempt to reach them, with effort continuing as conditions worsen.
Disjointed OCR reports multiple wrecks and drownings. Names appear garbled but include Sackson Traihme and Miss Cartier. Two sisters survived a bathing accident near New Orleans Campus. a one year old girl aided by a companion kept them safe. Other items reference a Shreveport crash and a Milam incident with fatalities.
In Fairview, a child died after a fire at a residence on Pine Street. Investigators and Mrs Ponnin are cited in reports from The Sagi News Cache as the scene was secured Sunday night. A brother named Yulot is mentioned among those questioned as authorities determine cause and responsibility.
A 1922 Salish Lantis article records a policewoman attributing juvenile delinquency to parental neglect rather than jazz or wild parties. She cites economic strain, family breakdown, and girls leaving home as key factors, urging attention to home life and responsibilities.
A wild weather pattern dominated much of the nation with sunshine in San Antonio and record heat in several western locales. The Texas station noted rain on Sunday while four sites topped 100 degrees, led by Dallas at 104. Persistent southerly winds kept conditions warm and humid with patches of storms and a few hail events.
A noted home break in on Mes Avenue yields theft of 365 dollars and jewelry including a Bravelet and a bregetain salon. Police report indicates suspects fled toward Triadi Street as neighbors assist in the inquiry. Local officers pursue leads on Laviss and Be aighh, with witnesses detailing sounds and the time of the incident.
Prince Albert of Monaco died in Paris this afternoon. The article notes his son will succeed him in Monaco, with details about Albert’s life, marriages, and official honors.
Investigation followed a failed break in at a wholesale store on Miia Avenue early Sunday. Detectives traced the attempted entry from the scene to a nearby location, with officers examining suspects and reviewing surveillance for clues to the intruders.
Berlin June 26. A region of the Reichstag forming from the Treisfiting has declared an extraordinary law to suspend normal government. The government seeks to extend authority from Koenigsberg to overthrow the republic and restore the monarchy. A three-judge court is named to trial alleged threats to state safety. The decree bans demonstrations and funds the suppression of republican and socialist elements. The text frames the move as a response to Versailles and repudiates rival terms. Foreign affairs minister Walther Rathenau is mentioned in context of the crisis.
Police announced the arrest of eleven members of a Berlin based wrestling organization amid an inquiry into illicit deals linked to a foreign minister and a political association. The investigation centers on alleged illegal activities connected to a purported organization and its leadership.
Tuan Vicente Gomez was inaugurated as president of the Republic of Venezuela in a June ceremony held in Caracas. Congress also elected General Tuan C. Gomez as vice president, with a cabinet list including ministers of war, interior, development, public works, and instruction.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a laundry service item with price mentions and a serial code, unclear dates or names. The readable portions reference a laundry case or service and a few numeric tokens such as 1 and 1.002 but lack coherent context or identifiable entities.
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