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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
7
Fragmentary report recalls Senator Heflin defending religious liberty during a heated Senate session. The Alabama Democrat sparred with colleagues over alleged anti Catholic insinuations, invoking religious and political tensions as the chamber adjourned amid clamor.
A new 48 hour treatment claim for rheumatism is advertised with promises of quick bed rest Friday night into Saturday morning. The ad mentions Allenby products sold through unnamed channels and urges early purchase.
San Denito March 8. Francie Tantes, farmer north of San Benito, and his wife found a foundling in a doll box after returning home. The youngster was about seven months old, wrapped in clothing with no identification. A note or markings were absent, only price tags and trademarks on the box. Local officers searched for clues.
An early March riot at Albany’s Capitol erupted as a demonstration by jobless marchers spilled into the assembly chamber. Troopers seized protesters by the dozen while others in the gallery shouted and waved. A trooper was injured, and a page died of heart injuries after being struck during the melee. The chaos disrupted routine business and sent crowds fleeing to the Capitol grounds as police regained control.
Edmonton report describes a convicted slayer joking with a cleric while a prisoner is pulled for execution. The inmate, identified as Monge Dwerisehick, makes comments to Major Hedlor Hatlir of the Avatian Army. Dweroyehik was convicted of singing to men and three women.
Announcement from the Varnmonatahlix corporation of New York reveals plans for a new Amarillo theater at an estimated cost of 0,000. Construction is expected to begin soon after final approvals.
Fragmentary notice describes a social event at Hermann Sunn a with a band and entertainment. It promises in kind favors and a hosted dinner on Commerce street opposite Free National Bank, offering a female companion if needed. Includes unclear references to Onis dahee and Antonin.
In Moxos on March 3 a leper worker named Joseph Dutton received a pension of 301 from the authorities. Jill Labored among the Molokat lepers for years and is now hospitalized.
A hearing on a road commission bill was scheduled for Thursday afternoon in Austin. Senator Withmasan of San Antonin announced the timing, with Senator Thomasan of Naven Macher noted as referencing related matters during the session.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a former Sooner official named Dita Shemax in a torn column with garbled lines about a sister and a review in Oklahoma. The readable parts mention Wisconsin yesterday and a notation on a Tuesday.
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