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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1929
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane remarks on modern war methods and air power. Government readiness, aircraft carriers, and a fighting air fleet are debated while the bomber attack on a city and its casualties loom. Osteopathy and machinery progress are also touched upon amid broader wartime anxieties.
Lefs Addie Shuler sister of defendant W C Shuler was slightly wounded by a stray bullet when Made John son stepfather of Shuler s wife was killed. C Trent testified to seeing Shuler leave the house with a gun and disarm him.
City Attorney Joven van Tiesd backs opposing a 70 foot river width on St Marys and Navarro Streets amid claims of encroachment along the riverbank. Citizens and business leaders push for a defined width while officials debate the river’s boundary and the city survey results.
Fragmented OCR recounts testimony in a murder case. Witnesses describe the shooting of Maile Jaluson, the defendant Tolwsan and his wife separated and reconciling, and actions as Johnson advanced toward them. Shuler testifies the defendant ordered Johnson to stop. The defense called Sindy, sister of Cheaofend nk, to the stand.
Fragmentary report describes a dawn disk flight attempt from Veance field by Captain Bakor. Messages from Brownsville and San Antonio reference refueling, weather delays, and a planned route to Eden. Families await outcomes as weather and communications hinder operations near Kelly field and nearby towns.
Confused wireless copy reports Tampico flight disruption and a jumble of names and numbers. The fragment mentions authorities, a tent setup, and possible international aviation actions. Read as a historical clipping with unclear attribution and incomplete lines.
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty, aged 60 and blind in the left eye, disputes charges of fraud linked to Teapot Dome and Sinclair leases. In a long Lloyd news service interview he portrays Harding as greatly maligned and vows to publish later remarks to reveal the truth.
In New York on March 1 the jury in the $400,000 damage suit brought by Marcia Mustarda against Murray Brown failed to agree. A partial verdict was read, then discharged by judge William Schuppeck. The case heads to a May term for continued trial, with accusations Thaw assaulted Mae O Neil in a New Year incident referenced in the complaint.
A 16 year old girl was brought to the hospital Monday by her father, Trorod Miltenthall of 1418 Broadway, after ingesting poison. Medical staff reported she is under treatment and responding to care as her condition is monitored.
Fragmented item reports objections by lawyers to Willebrandt in a New York involvement. Mention of the attorney general and girls’ association hints at a civic or legal context. The text is garbled but preserves a name Willebrandt and a New York setting.
In Paso March 19 Enrique Liekens consul reports President moves to form peace talks. General Maretjo Casares reportedly directs Ghibuubuy rebel leadership to enter negotiations via Smorigue consul at Chi lutaling city. The president indicates intent to call for a peace framework on behalf of all xxnet Tenders, per Dickens.
Rebel generals at Northern Bord revolutionary headquarters rejected reports of peace efforts with the Mexican federal government. They stated the claimed move would have no effect in Cade Luubun and dismissed the El Paso announcement as unlikely.
Dispatches from Guayabitos report a three hour battle with religious insurgents near Zupationess. Federal forces killed 42, including 33 rebels, and wounded 18. Insurgents fled leaving an undetermined number dead or wounded before the town fell to federal troops. The encounter began around 5 am as federals found rebels entrenched in the town about east of Gundata jars.
Juarez March 19. Rebel forces led by Francisco Mistral engage Pancho Villalobos in a fierce desert battle near a strategic oasis. Reports describe heavy fighting, artillery exchanges, and air bombardment as双方 vie for control of Porvenir.
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