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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
1
The article cites Foch and Mellon in a sweeping wartime discussion while noting Pope’s special train and political maneuvering. It references Wall Street activity, stock movements, and national concerns about monetary policy, labor, and governance, with emphasis on leadership and public opinion shaping the war effort.
A chaotic report details the capture and execution of rebel leader Jesus Aguirre in Vera Cruz. It describes march events, military actions, and shifting commands as federal forces suppress the uprising, with several officers named and the fate of other rebels noted.
The forecast calls for continued cloudy skies and a chance of showers over the next 24 hours, with heavier rain expected later. Weather reports indicate variable winds and isolated downpours from Wednesday night into Thursday, with totals near an inch in some areas and electric displays noted during the period.
Jacqueline Logan moves toward remarriage following finalization of divorce. The report notes details involving broker connections and the Los Angeles family circle, with dates and regional ties shaping the settlement and subsequent nuptials.
A blast halted a San Antonio to Laredo railway line trapping 155 miners while 145 were rescued. A wreck blocked the line near Amagh (Omagh) with engines damaged and travel disrupted. Reports describe dangerous conditions, heavy debris, and ongoing rescue efforts as crews work to clear the track.
Police appeal issued Thursday for help locating 16 year old Maaspitt a resident of Kan Marcos reported missing from her home on Tim Grascon Street. Her brother in law Duhimy Grain FS suspects she may be in danger and asks the public to come forward with information.
New York report outlines opponents claiming weaknesses in the Jones liquor law amid ongoing legal actions. The piece references Michael Wollodontf and BON related indictments, noting charges tied to a January case and government involvement.
The census unrest report on cotton spinning shows February activity totaling 8,221,205,009 active spindle hours with 235 hours per spindle on average. It notes 122,540,007 as another measure, indicating an average of 2 per spindle in place compared with January figures.
The article describes a funeral procession for Mivshat Pech bins and features details of a national funeral honoring a world war leader. A ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe lasts 24 hours and coverage mentions Notre Dame, the Inoatines chapel, and the Legion of Honor decorations.
New York report says John Gurry will be picked to lead Tammany Hall after Olvany's resignation. District leaders from the five boroughs are to meet. veteran organizers including Sohn F. Cyers, Martin G. Meus, and J. Ahegen support Gurry. Mayor James Walker is reportedly favorable to the choice.
Mrs Sippel, chair of a committee formed by former Secretary Davis, says the plan to appoint women to civil service military aid roles has been postponed rather than abandoned. The statement responds to Secretary Goo’s cancellation of a meeting planned for last Monday.
In Lanking China on March 21 analysts foresee an inevitable wave of conflict as Nationalist forces gear up to confront three rebel factions controlling Wuhan’s Keukow Wathang and Hanyang. The reported wave underscores escalating military contest in central China.
Rescue crews fought through smoke at Kinlock mine near New Kensington PA after an explosion. About 105 miners remained underground with 249 escaping, while at least two victims were found with burns and shock. The blast, believed deadly, destroyed sections near the shaft base and shut down the mine.
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