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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
3
Fragmented dispatches describe rebels near Matamoros with government forces attempting to arm and recruit. Mention of General Cervera and Marqués suggests ongoing conflict, but details are uncertain due to garbled OCR text and mixed music listings interwoven with the report.
Robert P. Lamont's son Bob Lamont seen at the Los Angeles livestock show as an exhibitor. The elder Lamont serves as secretary of commerce in President Hoover's cabinet, but the youth appears unfazed by the prominence.
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic situation with unverified claims. Mentions of militias, arms and ammunition waits hint at instability. References to government, revolutions and foreign influence suggest a tense, unsettled environment amid uncertain leadership.
The son of the newly appointed Secretary of Commerce lauds the exposition. The article mentions plans, exhibits, and figures connected to the event and San Antonio’s role in developing the exposition. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but emphasize praise and ongoing preparation.
Washington reports J C Mureh notes Republicans expected to secure a vast majority in the House and Senate after November elections. The special session opens April 11 to revise tariffs and pass relief, with 967 Republicans, 163 Democrats, one seat in doubt and one vacancy. Democrats likely to fill the open seats.
A fragmented travelogue style piece surveys a chaotic rodeo scene with chaotic chatter about Cuba’s gear, public spectacle, and a loud crowd. It mentions Chivas and other teams, a crowd watching a horse show, and a mix of performers. The text hints at national identity, sport, and pride, with a sense of rowdy celebration. The piece blends sports, culture, and outlandish commentary from an era.
A forecast of a tidal wave threat to Hawaii did not materialize. Experts cited by authorities reported no disturbance in ocean waters by 8 20 p.m. local time and noted no visible warning signs.
A sensational line from a local court page notes the withdrawal of a divorce petition filed three months earlier by Mrs. Alexander. The article mentions Mr. Grover Mlovi and Alexander Cardinal Kavler and hints at ongoing personal strain during a spring training period.
A garbled report describes a confrontation at Yale Avon where a policeman draws a pistol. The text mentions bricks dropping and a sequence of unclear names and locations, with several misspellings but implying a tense encounter and possible consequence for bystanders.
Fragmentary OCR describes a 17 year old girl held following a shooting incident. Details are unclear in the garbled text but indicate a crime scene involving a minor and a violent act. Further specifics such as location, identities, and outcome are not recoverable from the readable portions.
A volcanic eruption south of Iceland triggers regional alerts amid ongoing activity. Observers note ash plumes and potential impacts on air travel. authorities monitor lava flows and seismic signals as scientists assess risks to nearby communities and routes.
A partial report notes ongoing work at Duncan Office involving activity to intline a wig to an unidentified recipient. Details are unclear due to transcription issues but the effort appears to begin on a Thursday with unspecified targets and outputs.
Mrs. John Wi. Teroyeoe will head the club after Wednesday's election held in the club rooms on San Vedras avenue. Other officers elected include Mrs. Kalpy Jacckson as first vice president, Mrs. Pred Lowrey as recording secretary, Mrs. D. M. Guclesan as treasurer, and Mrs. Mose Lftgs as patron matron.
Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips residents of Clyde Street were treated at Robert B Green Memorial Hospital for serious injuries after their car collided with another vehicle on M Gullough Avenue. Mrs Phillips suffered a broken nose and other injuries. Mr Phillips had dental trauma. Police and hospital officials briefed as investigators continued.
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