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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
4
President Coolidge cannot attend the Stone Mountain memorial ceremonies in Atlanta due to urgent White House business. He informed the committee the invitation is serious but he will be unable to go in April. The note was written from the White House today.
An advertisement touts a four ounce bottle of plain liquid to dissolve and destroy dandruff. Applied at night, it claims to wet the scalp and rub in, with morning results and additional applications promising complete removal and improved hair texture.
American marines press a strict campaign to suppress the Landing revolt in northern Nicaragua. Supplies including airlift, trucks, pack trains, and oxen move under Brig. Gen. Logan Fe Jai's directive, with Gen. Feland urging swift action to finish the task promptly.
The text reports Sandino's message to the U S Senate demanding withdrawal of American Marines from Nicaragua and opposition to Adolfo Diaz as a candidate. It notes peace conditions, the role of Latin American observers, and released correspondence between Sandino and Rear Admiral Sellers.
The San Antonio A M Mothers Club will hold an April officer election. City President J M Olivarri announced it Thursday. Nominating committee members are Mesdames PW Williams H C Pitcher and A Giesecke. The group sent 50 to the A M college loan fund and will contribute to a state wide fund to purchase a pipe organ for the college.
Three inmates escaped from a city jail chain gang and fled toward Market Street. Police quads pursued them late Wednesday. two were recaptured, one remains at large as Wright and the Police Commission step up efforts.
New York report details a March edition dedicated to a donor of one dollar, noting a total of 660 dollars raised. The piece references attendees, local figures, and a playful cast of names amid the ceremony atmosphere.
A New York report from March 15 notes efforts to preserve wild animal footage and the role of a Laval Veterinary team in enacting film preservation. The piece credits Martin Daha with making the first single life recording, highlighting ongoing work to protect animal subjects and historical footage.
March 11 report from Fort Worth states cowboy Glenv Bermont suffered a fractured collarbone after a fall in bareback riding during the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show rodeo. Fellow rider Dan Unes from Bellon sustained a bruised thumb when bucked off a horse named Invalid. The outlaw mount had only been ridden once since the show opened.
Washington reports an infirm Lester J. Wendersbut, a two year old inventor, recovering in hospital while claims spark speculation about a fuelless motor evolved by Le Turter. Officials say no definite outcome or feasible operation verified. Lindbergh and backers seek a clear statement as claims remain unproven.
A Prospect Hill mass meeting approved using part of a city bond issue for Elmdorf Park on West Commerce. Mayor Chambers and Jake Trubick backed the plan, proposing an array of improvements including tennis and basketball courts and a swimming pool with funds from the forthcoming bond issue. Community leaders and parents from Ira Ogden, Crockett, and Washington Irving schools spoke in support as several hundred residents attended the unannounced gathering at the park.
A debate at Sidney Lanier junior school Thursday saw proponents of extreme penalty lose. The California 3 He Slron allegedly not be axrented, and staff members Miss Hortense Ybarra and Ralph Carden were notated to the faculty and student body. A group of three teachers voted in favor of the negative, urging the audience to act. Drive out today to Acres of Time pendrner. Tend page.
Rallying lightning lit the panhandle sky with vivid displays over Childress last night. Though hail and drifted stray shards appeared, no damage was reported and the storm’s terror faded as the night quieted.
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