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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
1
McHinnes Bing died aged after a brief illness. He was survived by his widow Anita Beltesi and four children including King at Sort Worthy We Behing dr. Miss Emma King, an instructor at Baylor College, will mourn his loss and burial arrangements are planned in Lamerton.
San Antonio officials and the Symphon Society weigh bringing the Grand Opera Company for engagements in local theaters. City leaders discuss plans with Majestic Theater reps to avoid scheduling conflicts and gauge feasibility, while Mr. Marcosson promoted wartime policy ideas and a talk on war and reconstruction at the High School auditorium.
The trial of Dr. Wi Ash on an indictment as a slayer opened in the 7th District Court Tuesday morning at 41 oclock. A jury of twelve was selected from a pool of about 200. state witnesses began with John Wittienage, a storekeeper twelve miles southeast of Austin near Burleson farm, describing the shooting scene. Prosecutors include District Attorney J. A. M ark in and A ssistant George Thurmond. defense counsel are Wom. Wart and Jkins of Rot Autonig with Wilcox and Lon Grawny of Austin.
Fragmentary report describes Spartacan violence in Berlin with workers and police clashes. Militants seized key locations, wholesale resistance at streets like Friedrichstrasse, while government troops move to quell the strike. Indirect mentions of power stations and railway disruptions.
A chaotic program is described at Caer Meuslay convalescent home featuring a musical evening with Chele and Christianeen, age listed performers, and Malvine presenting an exhibition of art. Proceeds or expenses are noted, with a large audience expected and local staff directing the event.
In a probation hearing, Miernan tests in his own defense amid a murder case involving Kiernan. The court previously found Kiernan not guilty by reason of insanity. The trial featured evasive answers and testimony about prior killings and consultations with counsel. The day also carried a Cambridge debate on the League of Nations and a government trial on farm livestock losses, with mixed outcomes.
Declared by Col. W. Tonal and Col. A. Selheimar the Normoyle Shops in Canty Nornoyte are praised for service. The report notes improvements in motor transport, storage, and machinery handling at Camp Hy, with depots, tire overhauls, and ongoing guard duties. Civil service clerks and stenographers are being recruited to assist, while concerns over deployment and employment are addressed.
The United States and allied leaders push for rapid progress in the peace talks with Premier and President Wilson returning to Paris to strengthen negotiations. Commissions in several European states move toward a new approach as they debate education, governance, and postwar order amid rising pressure from publics and nations.
Mary Gisanova died Monday night at home after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Cybelin and Ancel ula, and was mourned by family members including Heather and Casanei Chebabe. The funeral will be held at Sin Mesnamis Cathedral with burial at Mag Persian OMeteey.
Fragmented OCR text shows funeral directors and undertakers names, then mentions arrivals and displays, a prize offer for an engraved repro of an airplane, and a photo caption reference. The passage is garbled with misread names and places, making full sense elusive.
Barney Reilly, baritone, drew a large audience with a varied program at Mad Avenue High School. He filled the hall with a strong encore and responsive cheers as he sang classics and operatic selections under the evening’s program.
A medical note warns that influenza can weaken kidneys and cause urinary and other lingering problems. The piece cites various symptoms, advocates caution, and mentions a patent remedy marketed by druggists for kidney relief.
A fragmented ad proposes rapid weight loss with a series of vague instructions and references. It mentions pills or vials, timing after doses, and claimed health improvements while introducing several garbled names and places, signaling a dubious medical claim from an obscure source.
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