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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1928
Page
1
A compact 1928 feature notes Britain’s oil saving efforts with Hobson's choice style analysis. Slee Canion reports on economic strategies and public sentiment toward energy conservation and industrial policy.
Reported attack on Miss Margaret Hee in Lubbock area after she refused to press charges against three men linked to a ride offer from Lubbock to San Angelo. Officers seek connections to a broader slaving incident near San Angelo. victim reluctant to testify.
Dr Netherton charged with murder in a suburban Kansas case. The defense notes a long mystery surrounding the Netherton family and a past alias. A mother’s inquiry and mortgage-related tensions are cited as context as the trial proceeds with multiple witnesses.
Otto Klaus demonstrates versatile travel by flying a round trip from San Antonio to Kansas City to hear his daughter Lucile sing solo in an oratorio at the auditorium Sunday while also attending a bowling tournament in Kansas City, merging both events in one trip.
The article notes New York stock activity with chaotic phrasing about market momentum. It mentions Wall Street, the national bank, and purchases affecting prices, with uncertain terms and figures amid a volatile scene.
A defendant was sentenced to 180 days in jail for showing prints related to the Parker slaying. The case involved a mutilated body discovery and kidnapping allegations, with the sentencing reflecting the material’s distribution and display.
Readable segments show Klaus, a San Antonio businessman, attending a bowling event and an Alamo City Oratorio performance. Thepiece mentions engagement by community figures, a municipal auditorium appearance, and a sequence of social activities with local names and venues described in fragmented OCR text.
The report notes a missing wife and step-child in Van News Street area near Aypenied to policy. Saturday night events are linked to the disappearance, with a daughter reportedly unseen by family members.
Tula March 24 a violent tornado following a hailstorm struck five miles west of here, leveling Maguulia Petrotown Company building and surrounding areas. Automobiles overturned, several workers injured but many escaped living, widespread damage prompts repairs with an estimated cost around 50,000.
A terse treasury document notes a loan to Nicaragua was canceled and real goods valued at 266,059 dollars were sent by the United States without payment. The report lists locations including Washington and Maryland and references the ongoing aid program amid policy discussions.
A garbled report claims a dog earned rights amid a search at a Madison home. Officers sought evidence without a warrant, leading to a reprimand and a dismissal of the agent’s actions. The owner asserted the dog’s constitutional protections were violated.
Thomas A. Ellison, backed by Universal Service, tests fifty thousand rubber plants across the South aiming for a ten percent harvest. He vows persistence for a decade, joined in Florida by Dr. John K. Small of the New York Botanical Garden, guest and assistant during ten weeks.
Decosta near YLOTONTA Texas reports a burglary at Shiller and Hanntok mercantile firm. Thieves robbed the safe and doors of money totaling about 500 dollars, with some funds tied to post office and express company mail.
Actor Lackaye age 66 and Katherine A Reilly age 87 are among the names listed in today’s obituary notices from New York. Also noted are Mare 4 Wilton Tackiye 60 and a veteran nurse described as wid Nis bridg the former Misa, with brief details of illness and audience.
A troubled executive reported as president of two banks died by self inflicted actions this morning. Authorities are reviewing circumstances surrounding the death and any possible links to ongoing woes within the institutions involved.
99 year convict from Nayar County seeks appeal filed today in the Court of Appeal. C. Howe, held on robbery and related offenses, challenges the nine language state penitentiary term.
Washington march 24 Senate Judiciary Committee will start formal steps to indict Warry W. Blackmer and Jamey B. O'Neil, witnesses in a conspiracy case, as Hearst papers prompt the move. Senator Norris weighs state versus federal court routes while urging prompt testimony, with Republican Brockhart backing immediate return to the United States.
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