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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
24
A garbled report discusses China and hypothetical defenses. It cites plans to build a fleet and air power to extend influence, noting concerns over a potential escalation and weapons development amid broader wartime discourse.
A garbled note indicates a legislative meeting planned for May 10 with references to speakers Aig Barch MF and Covet jehor D Da, noting delays or changes. Mentions of a pension, security, and committee actions appear unclear.
Tesne nodaty a estate crop for the 1926 season, with Ashuge Snercins Haven noting a 508 bale yield and a reported yield of 3322 in surplus. Chatdnyly O. TF. Pridgen, Bexar representative, attended as state agricultural observer.
A nine year old boy died after a fall while playing basketball on Wednesday. He stumbled and injured his neck, despite attempts to revive him by bystanders. Survived by a sister and two brothers, with an uncle and a relative named in the notice.
Seidel Plumbing and Heating of San Antonio, valued at 310,000, received approval at a city meeting. Associates Provas Mapriches and A.J. Seidel, along with other named officials, are noted in the action.
School election at Doig Avenue Senior School elected for the term Mhuretay. Reres named president Brunk Wagan vice president and Miss oRgelyu-Oroveh secretary for the period.
Miss Helen Marx models a new Texas wind bob haircut seen in a photo caption. The style emphasizes a bobbed hairdo that remains stable in movement and aims for a distinct, durable look indoors and outdoors.
Fragments indicate a push to hold a convention in Washington involving members of a committee. A canvassing query about a candidate or business event is reported, with references to a port authority figure and a potential hearing before a delegation.
Police nab a suspect after a high speed chase through Solédad streets. The individual fled on foot when officers attempted to arrest him, triggering a struggle during which several bystanders became involved. The suspect and others were subdued and jailed.
A captain is assigned to Kelly Field with Curtis Quinn and other officers in an air corps unit. The office of the air chief at Washington reviewed the assignment before the captain submitted his resignation to Belly.
A murky 19th century style note reports that cotton rates seem unlikely to fall. It mentions an Interstate Commission meeting planned for September to discuss the question, with officials citing current market conditions and potential impacts on shipments.
Furlong to lead delegation from San Antonio to Monterey on May 1 to arrange duties and good will activities, under formal Chambee of Con meroe guidance. Personnel and travel details to follow as plans firm up.
Sidney Krug from the commerce department attended a Nixon barbecue in San Antonio on Thursday afternoon representing the South Texas chamber.
Fragmentary OCR reads seek by the Chamber of Commerce to attract two new industries to Texas cities. Mentions tax and state, with references to manufacturing penetration and a department at the Rio Grande? The readable text is highly garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
The article summarizes celery from Merida and allies sold on site with merchants paying about 35 for celery. Green beans are abundant with commission rates at 31. Supply figures show $4.50 per buhst. Prices for beans, yellow articles, and other produce vary, reflecting overall market conditions and a high number of stalls.
A farmer's market ledger lists vegetables and fruits with per unit prices in detail. Items include potatoes at 43.25 per bushel, beans 40 cents per dozen, apples 60 cents per dozen, and tomatoes 22.2 percent? per dozen. other produce priced per crate, basket, or pound.
Admiral Moffett tests a Ford plane amid wartime demonstrations in Washington. The event highlights aviation leadership and military collaboration as officials assess performance and potential uses for advanced aircraft in national defense.
A chaotic outbreak in Brooklyn's Chinatown sees multiple killings and shootings as gunfire erupts near the race to a midnight truce end. Police seal off the district while investigators search for motives and suspects. The toll includes several civilians and a gambling dispute tied to the tong war.
Police say two youths aged 48 and 10, residents of Conny county, were arrested on information from a companion after a fatal shooting near a shack. A confession reportedly linked one to the killing, while charges of murder had not yet been filed. Authorities describe the scene as a bare robbery gone wrong in a secluded area.
Scouts of San Antonio prepare for a kite flying contest this Saturday at 2 o clock at the Blackwell Park. Participants include A Rimmer A N Withoff Stern Jr G L Maule and George Mather among others.
Officers of the Alamo council announce two new Troops and list their locations at Harris Elementary School and Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church. Scoutmasters Meinsth papeheli and Joe B. Me Shoue are named as organizers with affiliated groups including Wess Lroops Ne HL.
A government notice from Washington lists military assignments and postings across forts and depots. Named officers, units, and destinations include Fort Myer Fort Benning Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling and Fort George Wright with various captains majors and lieutenants assigned to training duties instruction and depots.
The article reports intensified foreign competition in eastern markets affecting Ty osigbl Whursdas after a prolonged war period. President Coal iden nt ce Chnariher of Congencret notes the situation may trigger losses for Dexay growers. Authorities discuss increased production by at least 50 percent to counteract market pressures.
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