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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
3
A garbled report notes a figure named George Muldeman and Eddie Astinsot preparing for a special arrival by a Stinson device to brew a famed sauce. A nurse is mentioned with a large sum of money, and local commerce tied to an unusual event.
A local pageant or theatrical event in Elgin features a production titled the President's Daughter. The venue remains open with the New Century library and Chatier Stationery listed in associated notices. The show appears to be in demand with repeated mention of the title in community materials.
Mexico City reports a strong earthquake causing panic and injuries. Homes damaged and several people rushed into the streets as tremors followed by aftershocks affected nearby areas. Casualties and chaotic scenes described, with several buildings reported damaged.
A Maine tremor in March rattled homes and rural shacks, with five or six aftershocks following an initial quake. No damage reported though the event caused notable disruption and concern among residents. Measurements and precise data were limited in the report.
In Dallas on March 2, a general meeting of SMU trustees reviewed university reports and administrative updates. The session covered anniversaries, governance details, and upcoming events within the institution.
A scrambled OCR item centers on Kermit Roosevelt and a contested match suggestion against Stouinshire with unclear details. The fragment mentions rivals, punches, and a staged event, but the sloppy text leaves the outcome and specifics unresolved.
Washington March 22. Me immigration into the United States during 1923 will reach a high record, Rep. Box of Texas says. He notes the western hemisphere quota basis limits entry. He cites the day seven months into the fiscal year and remarks illegal entrants. He mentions Mexican immigration and alien receivers at stations.
United States tax collection rose again from March 1 to March 31, with higher receipts than the same period last year. Officials attributed the increase to continued economic activity and broader tax compliance, noting stronger revenue streams across income and corporate taxes.
Fragmented notice hints at Stillmans preparing a voyage to Paris aboard the Mare. Mentions Mrs dirates, a third link, and references to Newt my Migs, Ws Vitres, TEHEL, Gon, and Mes. Lacks clear actions or dates.
Funeral services were held for the child victim as family and friends gathered in Houston. The teen daughter of the deceased, identified with Mrs. AS Rielle, died after a hospital stay following a fire incident reportedly sparked while she was dancing in a heat of the moment.
Fragmentary text describes a planned high rise in an English city. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Likely notes a 247 foot height and incorporation of new architectural plans. Names and specific dates are missing or unreadable.
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