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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
1
Trial scheduled in the Thirty-seventh District Court for April 11 against Jack Swith, one of four men linked to the March 1926 hold-up of the San Antonio National Bank. The proceedings follow earlier statements and the suspect’s whereabouts after the arrest.
Fragmented text describes rice as part of a meal with milk and bread, noting balance and cleanliness. Mentions quantities and types, with garbled phrases about receipt and stamps. Readers should infer a nutrition focus but the passage is distorted and uncertain in details.
Chicago church leaders press a month between engagement and marriage as a guard against quick engagements. A committee plans to present the measure to the general assembly by May 20. The move reflects unrest over rapid engagements and aims to curb hasty marriages amid ongoing legal cases and trials in the city.
An unclear记 fragment notes a cost for a slaughter linked to Mrs Robert and a Stanfield address 352, with a reference to gowns and a person named Kew. Details are obscured, but the snippet implies a domestic expense record or notice involving payments.
California juvenile authorities announced twenty University of California students were expelled from the university after a Feb 18 liquor party at the Chi Alpha house involving about twenty seven students and roughly equal numbers of girls. One girl from Los Angeles attended and was excused by President Campbell after she disclosed her departure from the party. The investigation targeted the class track managers and union leaders as the party’s organizers. Gary Leyeur’s daughter was noted among attendees, while university punishment was deemed sufficient and no further prosecution would follow. Parallels to a Minneapolis incident involving six months’ punishment were referenced as a separate note.
The Times reports two crises in the government case against Charlie Chaplin centered on alleged income tax refusals. A major investigation—described as divisive—follows Chaplin’s divorce suit from Mildred Harris, with charges claiming taxes due for 1918 and later years. Properties in New York and Los Angeles are tied to assets seized or posted by Chaplin’s lawyers to secure Eastern holdings.
Foreign service officials face accusations of a biased publicity approach in Nicaragua amid comments on a controversial diplomatic document. The piece notes alleged misstatements and government concerns over potential embarrassment if the document were released.
Maj. Edwin Marty of the army general staff was injured today at the Pulu cid when accidentally struck in the eye by a pento mallet. The incident occurred in Manila during March.
A chaotic clipping reports US military presence in Nicaragua with Marines deployed and tightened influence. It notes strained telephone service blamed on increased activity and explains Marines speak Spanish, causing longer call times as the situation unfolds.
A suit against United States Senator Seniator alleges 1121 owed on bridal trousseau from a year ago wedding of Miss Barbara Stanford and Henry Tegadole at St John’s Church. Attending guests included Mrs Coolidge and Supreme Court justices amid a presidential reception.
Charles J. Blackwell, Amarillo police chief, was acquitted by a jury after a brief three minute deliberation on charges of fake imprisonment. The courtroom incident highlighted a swift verdict in a case labeled as impropriety within police procedures. Blackwell, a farmer by background, faced allegations connected to misuse of authority in an unspecified matter.
March events sparked protests against Wahu looting near Shanghai 200 miles away. A group of women and children were moved to safety aboard a steamer while rain and enemy forces halted offensives. Southern and eastern armies maintained rail and municipal routes as troops were sent toward Nanking.
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