Charlie Chaplin Cancels Engagement at Aintree
Paris reports Charlie Chaplin has cancelled his appearance at the Grant meeting in Aintree. Details are unclear amid fragmented text. the notice lacks complete quotes and context.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
6
Paris reports Charlie Chaplin has cancelled his appearance at the Grant meeting in Aintree. Details are unclear amid fragmented text. the notice lacks complete quotes and context.
Odd OCR style passage mentions coins, mint, and foot problems in disjointed phrases. It references forer sectors and prints, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a garbled historical note on currency and bodily discomfort without coherent events or figures.
An advertisement showcases Pertussin as a fast acting, non narcotic cough syrup used in broadcasting studios and prescribed for over twenty five years. It emphasizes convenience for children and urges listeners to obtain a bottle from their druggist during the extreme weather.
In a case tied to the murder of Pal Mathia, Hilario Gorogi faces an examined trial with bond denied. Mike Gomez holds a $500 bond on an assault murder charge after Medola, a post office delivery agent, was killed. Mendoza testified to events at Gomez home leading to a fatal knife attack on Medola and injuries to others.
Reports from Mexico City say friends of Jesus Salas Barraza fear he was killed in revenge for Pancho Villa. Salas Barraza, once linked to Villa’s 1922 ambush, vanished after a note of his release. Villa himself was shot near the streets of Chihuahua, with followers vowing vengeance.
Mire Tella York, 42, died Tuesday in a hospital after a fire. Funeral services were held Thursday at home, 215 Alameters elrent, with pastor The Rev. I. B. Feoner of St Annes Church officiating. Survived by husband W. A. York, three sons Wayne William Alvin York, one daughter Trene York, four brothers WA ie Bermeond Walter Broad and Tom Broad, four sisters Mrs. Mary Ann Tierman Lula Braden Trene Siebreski and Mrs Alice Por.
Two petitions filed last Thursday seek changes in street naming and road work. Twenty three property owners request changing Lovers Lane and alterations to six streets including Tyne Semth Flores and Prolant ings, Theo and Royston, Charlotte and Aracmorg streets.
A Southern railway engine plowed into a streetcar at a folded-town crossing in Charlotte, injuring 33 as gates appeared lowered. Witnesses say the streetcar halted before the crash and another car moved forward when the engine struck.
The speaker Tr Topsyeh togisloa Meo will address on dreams and fulfillment. Rogers spoke on dreams and future directions Wednesday night. Friday night plans include a focus on Self Development and Power.
Three youths from Florida were sentenced to four years each for transporting a stolen car to Texas. The defendants Juslyn Daval West Willis Matton, 20, Tardid Burns, 18, and Taines Prinea, 18, were jailed after a jury found them involved in moving the vehicle from Andisourile to Texas.
M. Gross, of 310 Blanco Road, was injured Thursday at Robert B. Green Hospital after a crank spun and struck his arm while lifting a truckload of gravel. He suffered severe arm injuries and was later located by tail.
Attorney General James V. McFree Check of Wichita announced the appointment of McFree Check as assistant attorney general. The appointee is a University of Wichita graduate and former president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Wichita Folly.
R J Reynolds Tobacco Company promotes a Camel Humidor Pack designed to keep cigarettes perfectly conditioned. Consumers are advised to open the pack as shown and to return tomorrow if possible.
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