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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1928
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR notes reference work, legal, and union terms with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Mont and USW related actions or demands, suggesting a local employment dispute or labor issue. No definite individuals or events are confirmed.
An old car ad lists a 1927 Ford truck for 425 dollars from Smith Motor Sales Co on Broadway. It markets an Essex Coach and a 1923 Noel touring, with several Chevrolet and Chevrolet related cars, spare parts, and guaranteed tenors at Heil Motor Exchange on 710 Broadway.
A local notice promotes a clearance sale featuring several used cars in good condition at 234 So Flores. The ad urges buyers to act quickly to snag bargains on available models.
The notice lists multiple vehicles for sale including a 1930s Dodge and a 1920s Ford with prices and contact hints. It mentions buy or sell actions and references several model names and street addresses for inquiries.
For sale a Wichita 34 ton truck in good body and machinery condition. Strong heavy truck with some wear and slow speed. Suitable for hauling pipe sand or travel. Bargain price. Enquire at Garage on Dig Bisth Street.
A fragment from a 1920s catalog shows numerous car brands and models. Entries include Buick, Chevrolet, and Cadillac lines with references to cabriolets and touring cars. The text lists dealer names and locations, reflecting early automotive marketing and regional availability.
A couple were detained after a violent assault on a store proprietor during a disturbance. The proprietor suffered injuries described as a head wound, with witnesses noting the assailants used a weapon in the incident and fled the scene. The injured man was taken to Hubert Green Hospital for treatment.
A chaotic Kansas City incident described as a hold up by four men. Unmasked attackers entered a building, shattered a cabinet window, and threatened dancers. A bystander intervened, and police pursued the suspects as a pistol was drawn. No clear injuries reported.
Plan proposes bonds for a lag plan tied to a historic landmark dispute. Officials argue the case involves urban development and preservation, with key figures from the Texas Historical Landmark group and local civic leaders facing court action.
A terse dispatch from Puldadeitia reports Sheriff Monnaz W. Contingham of Puindotniia state committee duties faced contempt charges in the Senate. The notice notes an arrest and alleged failure to comply with a Senate order. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Maj. Vivre Girnsjean 88 veteran of the Confederacy and Pioneer editor at Barevegurt died after a fall. The SHV EDORT obituary notes Howie ut is dmimkiye wre dist bight injuries from the incident.
The bid for the Hildebrand Vids construction project was 8015 dollars. The work is planned to begin at the Vic Larariate site with work expected to proceed in a specified order.
Two men were arrested in connection with a store robbery at the Harry Wong store in Korth Mares and Cowlarenta. The incident occurred Monday, with a reported loss of about $100 and a gun not located.
An essayist questions the erosion of orthodox faith and its social impact. The speaker critiques secularism and rationalism while arguing a clash between new thought and traditional religious authority.
Major Sherwood is assigned to depart for a post in Panama after duty with the local unit. He will sail from New York for Panama City, proceeding to the Isthmus as the American forces establish or reinforce position there. He travels with orders to join a battalion and serves under military leadership in the new posting.
A garbled draft details a Texas horned toad incident with references to Irares Aiton and New York fines. The text is fragmented, mentioning lumber, weeks, and efforts, but no coherent event or outcome is clear.
Members of the Verarus Lue Teovement league and WL Whang oppose rebuilding plans at the A Cohen Company plant. They cite disruption to workers and potential layoffs as the facility, near Tomylen, faces demolition and relocation steps.
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