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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text discussing a head league ticket and civic consideration. Mentions San and KS context with uncertain names and dates. No clear event or outcome due to damaged source.
CHICAGO March 2. Une synced trousers for workmen are not in good taste, said the American Manufacturers' association at convention. They recommended trousers match color with coats and urged plain cotton and work wear. committee noted past campaigns and planned a strong slate for May. An official notice lists nominees for city offices, including fire and police commissioners and park commissioner, with some names and affiliations mentioned.
Cardinal MacDonald of the papal court arrives by private train in Los Angeles. Thousands cheer as he tours the city, receives officials, and visits San Fernando cathedral. Cardinal Hayes blesses crowds before a Cathedral reception and a march to St. Patrick’s.
The cardinal, during a three day visit, lauds local hospitality and plans to inspect military camps and ancient Catholic missions funded by the Franciscan monks. He expresses honor at the formal opening of a Spanish goxe and blessing of the governor's palace, with notable attendees from Santa and Mexico present.
A garbled weather report lists numerous places from Albuquerque to Williston with scattered conditions. Clear skies and temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the mid 80s appear across multiple stations, interspersed with cloudy and foggy readings and occasional rain.
A bi centennial celebration features Cardinal Woes presiding at Mass with a full military honor guard. Generals Winamy cen and Linister Dorey, along with Spanish officials, attend the dedication of the governor’s palace. The Spanish consul general in Galveston represents King Alfonso XII during the festivity with programs available at 414 National Bank of Commerce.
Garner a Democratic leader endorses Judge McCrory of the Ninety fourth district court for the federal judgeship vacancy created by West. The endorsement letter to District Meck Mare McCor mick cites McCrory as eminently qualified and notes West’s retirement plans in November.
Chief Gwen Wo Wilday Wisatoy ordered an investigation into injuries of W. C. Bling of St. Louis Mo. He was removed to Santa Rosa infirmary in serious condition. J. T. WMeira reported to detectives that Bling was found unconscious in a hotel bed and later died.
Mrs Alice Hennett testified about the fatal shooting of John G Bennett after a September quarrel. The defendant defended herself as evidence described Bennetts alleged abuse and a pistol obtained for protection. Jurors heard cross examination about Bennetts conduct and the weapon’s handling as the case moved to further testimony.
Additional society notes detail guests at 45 Devine and Buniley homes with events on a brisk week Wednesday. Attendees include Nile, BoB Antoniion, Velone Stantox, and M Sebuler’s circle. visits to friends in Valley and Mollywood chatter surface. Mrs P B VeViner hosts a Wednesday reception on South Flores with Mrs Lu and others, while Minella and Robbing circles share separate social gatherings at Gunter and Chestree, featuring spring blossoms and formal decor.
In San Antonio a portrait project aims to replace a disputed image with a new portrait by the artist chosen to reflect the former mayor W. C3. Photographs of the former mayor from Richard Klovperbach are circulating as part of the selection, with ties to Mayor ieleynye.
Testimony from Upward Nelson and assistants details a planned exhumation to verify postmortem examinations on the body of Sir. Dr. Burkham and Dr. Selpel were to perform and witness the organ examinations as part of the inquiry.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century missive from Mrs. By Schetler promises a free treatment to any wife seeking motherhood. The letter touts a medicine from Dr. Dove and a forthcoming October birth, urging recipients to write for a simple wrap packet and promising no COD or obligation. The tone is promotional and framed as a personal endorsement from a Mrs. White and family.
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