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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
1
An erratic report references actress Dorothy Mye Kaye and a courtlike scene about concealing an upcoming beating. The text mentions a ferry crossing, dancing, and cryptic quotes, with garbled phrases about prisons and machinery, lacking clear events or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses government, public rights, and national policy. It mentions native citizens, suffrage questions, and international topics including Germany, Ireland, Australia, and Canada. The text references industry, transportation, and military themes with scattered names and dates, indicating a broad but unclear editorial snapshot.
A garbled OCR summary describes a Friday event with singers including Chonda Muzio Fiosa Ain Mary Gurion and Cyreia. Gordon is listed as presenting, with Lat Lovens and a long slate of performers. References to rehearsals, tickets, and a Saturday night finale mix in, suggesting an upcoming concert schedule amid unclear details and dates.
Ottawa, Illinois March 2 GP Hiram Reed testified he did not dynamite the Flcasant Valley schoolhouse, calmly answering questions about dynamite use cited by a chemical expert who said coal gas could have caused the explosion that injured Jota Arachord and others. The witness admitted using dynamite at a farm site but denied buying or possessing explosives two months prior.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a blaze in New York with totals cited at about $500,000. The text is garbled and limits clear details on location, timing, or responsible parties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Prince Henry donning hunting rig and following the queen’s hounds in a pursuit. Other garbled phrases reference WRETON Martel and unclear actions, but the central event indicates royal participation in a hunt led by the queen’s hounds.
Thirteen cousins aboard a fast New York Central train bound for Cleveland left the rails at Swinton, nine seriously hurt. One coach derailed, a wrecker's rod snapped, and passengers were moved from berths as railway workers rushed to scene.
From Managwa dated March 2, the United States Marines and native constabulary clashed in the Nueva Segovia district. A patrol of twelve men under Captain Cronmilier engaged outlaw bands, killing one bandit and wounding another in a Wednesday skirmish.
Sen. Benatar Dill cites Neromare Mieines issue in Nicaragua as expanding calls for immediate U S troop withdrawal. Dill criticizes foreign policy and urges decisive action while Sen. Shurtzilge and Teelioan defend continued involvement. Opposition argues against sacrificing American lives for vague Latin American missions.
A prolonged blaze spread for eleven hours causing extensive damage in a town. Fire crews battled intense flames with reports of broken energy lines and widespread destruction. The inferno caused significant property loss and disrupted local services, with redacted figures indicating substantial monetary impact.
A terse obituary notes the death of the noted California artist in San Francisco. The report lists the name Charles Volle Vatora and mentions the loss to the local art community.
An election meeting shaped by board members and candidates from the administration and opposition. Voters hear pledges for better schools as candidates like Quirk and others present rival tickets and discuss reviving civics through targeted school improvements.
Mrs. Coolidge travels to a Bay State city to assist her ailing mother Mrs. Lemina Good. Reports indicate her condition has improved recently after medical exams and visits by doctors. The narrative mentions County Washington and personal physicians, with references to Theodore Roosevelt era figures in a faded historical context.
Mrs. Myron L. Boyer testified she adopted a baby hours after birth and pass it off as her husband's son to secure a large inheritance. She said the deception aimed to save her home and bring happiness, insisting she loved the child and did not intend to defraud the Boyer family. The case seeks expungement of the adoption record in state archives.
In Troy Alabama a woman, Mrs. D A McDonald, wife of a fairy farmer, was found shot on a highway wearing only a nightgown. Police theorize an automobileist afraid of ghosts fired as she walked in her sleep and then fled. A small boy’s suit was found in her clothing, suggesting a sleepwalk impulse toward her Repenteald kin two miles away.
A. Camaro street woman Periday Wad narrowly missed her baby when a pistol discharged during a gust in a reported burglary scene. Police investigated the incident after an alarm awakened residents. the bullet struck the wall near the bed where the occupants slept, causing alarm but no injuries reported.
A committee approved a plan to reallocate House seats. The measure, supported by key AGS members, passed on a party line basis with eight in favor and two against. The action aims to adjust representation based on updated criteria.
An actress will wed a scenario writer in Santa Maria on March 1. The couple, named Wally Woe and Mary Stuart, plan a simple ceremony with close family and friends.
Vague OCR fragment describes aviators missing during a northern patrol at Arete Gite and Winutieg. Officer AL A Lewis and Fliahl were noted among involved personnel. Arctic search details and venues are unclear due to corrupted text.
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