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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
1
A garbled diary like entry references President Coolidge and a potential campaign for a second term. It notes shifts in public mood, economic concerns, and opinions on education. The text mentions governance, voter sentiment, and the role of intelligence in assessing policy change.
A general view of the ill fated submarine 5 4 lies in Charlestown navy yard drydock after being raised from Provincetown. She surfaced three months after colliding with the destroyer Paulding and the loss of her entire crew. Forty men died aboard.
The text presents garbled excerpts mentioning leaders and institutions, with scattered references to individuals such as Hills and Melon, and a fractured political context. It lacks coherent events or dates, reflecting OCR distortion and incomplete source material.
A petition in Bexar County asks the court to void the recent amide election results amid irregularities in vote volume and counting. The filing contends county commissioners should have directed the favorites and seeks a ruling to invalidate the incorporation vote. The petition names officials and alleges tampering at multiple steps, with hearings to determine proper action.
An article recounts the hanging of Borehard, a Blackstown suspect, for slaying a taxi driver. George Mee Tae faced death row with his wife near by as authorities announced the execution at 4:50 am. Details describe guards, reporters, and a priest performing absolution in a tense corridor setting.
Fragmentary report mentions Davison and Fechet in San Salvador alongside references to Mexico CEPY and various unclear names. The text also references a secretary, Major Gene Veghal, and Rial Sadvndae with scattered place names and dates, lacking a coherent event or outcome.
In a raid at Tieton a man named Vogler and another individual were detained. One woman was released after questioning as tensions flared. Authorities reported the events and ongoing investigations.
In WOLSA Oklahoma, officials challenge firemen attire as outdated gear. Mayor Tierman considers suspending rules while a Tulsa fire department reels from horse drawn wagon traditions. Regulators push for modern equipment while department staff call changes small town and cumbersome.
In Nicaragua the U eight fliers bomb Sandino rebel positions near Nueva Segovia and the depots at Experi. Two rebels are killed and two wounded, while two U.S. Marines suffer injuries in crossfire. The attack follows raids on the northeastern region as authorities pursue rebel activity.
Former Governor Mab Mi Nell, a Democrat, arrives in Austin for an official matter as the Federal relief program pays high officials. Governor Neff draws $12000 yearly, the highest paid by the federal government aside from the President, with $2000 per year for ambassadors, cabinet members, and territorial governors.
Local obituary notes the death of Mrs. Howard after a Thursday ailment at a city hospital. She was a native resident with surviving relatives including a son, Joseph Ne Howard, and twenty siblings. Funeral arrangements and services are to be announced locally.
Plans for Pickford funeral events are postponed by an international group. The notice mentions limited dates and scheduling changes with references to officials and local authorities, indicating a delay in planned services and memorial arrangements.
A fragment notes Lindbergh thrilling several congressmen with a daring aviation vision. The report hints at a scheduled delegation and compression treaty topics amid tense wartime contexts.
Reports from Chicago describe a violent night with Jahn Intontana and Di Dinvie slain by gunfire as police note ties to the liquor racket and bootlegging circles. Investigators Karlstrom and Crowe pursue leads amid a broader gang war context and a potential political angle in the case.
Senate oil committee heard testimony linking Sinclair to Continental Crating bonds and political contributions tied to Roosevelt era figures. Witnesses described checks and travel that purportedly connected Sinclair to prominent figures and a 25,000 Liberty bond, with questions about Montreal and Wall Street dealings and confidential employees mentioning trading company ties.
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