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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1929
Page
18
Arthur Brisbane examines trade shifts and policy debates while a separate survey notes a government inquiry into bird and poultry losses. The piece discusses coyote and fox control, the Waldorf Astoria rebuilding plans, and the impact of registration rules on education, with a side look at European factory buyouts and looming hotel towers.
Forecasters predict cloudy skies and lingering rain with a southerly breeze. Cloudy conditions persist into Monday with a chance of thunder in the evening as fronts approach the coast.
Reported movements show government troops massing against rebel General Escobar as they push toward Torreon. Northward and west coast operations unfold with 1300 troops crossing toward Mazatlan to join the attack, amid anticipated uprisings in Mexico City and broader strategic shifts in the war.
A morning blaze at the Western Exposition fat stock show destroyed the exhibition and poultry buildings. Firefighters battled flames. one firefighter was overcome, and a spectator named Wilson was injured by debris. Losses mounted to the poultry houses and surrounding structures as water played on the Coliseum.
Rain in A totals 98 inches with more expected Says Jarbee. Monday morning 36 degrees and a cool night forecast. Tuesday and Wednesday bring light showers and potential higher rainfall.
In Liverpool on March 11 ex soldiers crowded around a casual funeral holding cigarettes for the coffin of a former chaplain known to locals as "Woorbins Wile lie." The scene recalled his wartime popularity and the habit of sharing aid and cigarettes with troops. He died Friday after illness, and his body was sent to Worcester for burial.
Government drops a $50 million action over mail carried by rail, with the Interstate Commerce Commission to set payments. The filing indicates a ruling or settlement affecting rail service payments and procedural steps.
A March blaze at the Cus lonial hotel in Roading injured ten guests and staff. Investigators estimate losses around 500 000 dollars as fire crews battled the flames and determined the origin of the fire while other nearby hotels escaped major damage.
River overflows flood farm land one mile west of Tebir Inilay as emergency weather maps warn of continuing high waters. Local authorities report no major injuries or losses while crews assess damage to fields and access routes.
A chaotic sequence unfolds when Miss Florence Goldes is attacked by Francis Nessel after a theater outing. Nessel is restrained by bystanders. Goldes intervenes to avoid further harm as he is escorted to a hospital. Details focus on the tense moment and the involvement of John Russell and Mrs. Tuunell.
Fireman Edward Burger was alerted to a two story frame building fire on his block. He discovered the blaze in his own home and rushed to warn his wife and two children who escaped to safety. A fellow firefighter assisted as smoke poured from the residence.
Burglars knocked the knob off a Floresville drug store safe and stole cash, watches, and jewelry totaling about 8300. Officers report the takers fled before police arrived Monday morning and a man identified as A. S. Millsfield faced possible charges in the investigation.
Mason Texas March 1. Grand jury proceedings began today to investigate the death of Sheriff and W. C. collection official who were shot during a fight at the Here site. Mrs Alma Murray widow of the slain officer testified as teller before the grand jury.
A chaotic report describes widespread panic as speakeasies face enforcement measures. The piece notes potential prison terms for owners, ongoing efforts under new laws, and a pending commission to study enforcement impacts.
Rebels advance toward Mazatlan from NogaIn s Arizona and Baja California as 5,000 rebel troops concentrate in Southern Sinaloa. Federal forces under Gen Jaime Carillo defend Mazatlan. clashes and railway movements described amid a broader rebel campaign across Sonora and Chihuahua.
Postings from Fort Sam Houston and other Texas stations describe U S forces stationed along the border in a state of high alert, training readiness, and potential redeployment if emergency arises. Troop counts include Fort Bliss First Cavalry Division and Forts Gri s, Clark, Mclntosh, Marfa, Ringgold, with Arizona and New Mexico reservations listed.
Report from Marshal Foch's physician notes a fluctuating condition with no clear improvement. The medical assessment indicates uncertainty about his recovery, with limited telepathic contact described and ongoing concerns about his health.
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