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A brief note lists affordable used cars priced around Cr. 595 offering basic transportation value with emphasis on cost over extras.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1927
Page
12
A brief note lists affordable used cars priced around Cr. 595 offering basic transportation value with emphasis on cost over extras.
Legal notice from Sue Harlandale Development Company of Bexar County Texas to property owners and the Bexar County Commissioners Court. It requests reversion of described blocks and streets within the San Jose Town Site back to a prior acreage configuration, and notes delinquent taxes on affected parcels. Court date set for June 24 1927, with witness and official seals.
Ten women were chosen as jurors for a high profile case in Los Angeles. Paul Kelly and his associates face multiple allegations linked to a murder investigation involving Ray Raymond. Dorothy Mackaye, actor wife of Raymond, and her alleged accomplice Miss Marriaye appear in court as the case unfolds.
May 19 bond activity remained slow with prices generally steady. Dealers awaited details of the remaining balance before adding commitments while summer demand appeared for municipal issues and certain rail and transit bonds.
May 14. Furthen on the curh exchange shows a volume from the wyzuing toes with most changes moderate, some issues holding near highs while many drift lower. Brokers report intervals of firmer activity and several stocks drop while Wyeth, Heocklea CNY, and others show varied movements and price shifts across the session.
May 11 report from the New York athletic commission details an official challenge for Tel Mane Gun’s junior lightweight title. Abeok Bernstein, from Perthine, who lost the junior lightweight crown to Jonny Dietie Leverage, was named to contend Marston, with Heal Ho Harie and Ne aHawed in support for the bout.
In Richmond on May 10 four men from Texas and Houston faced murder charges in a ranch house raid that killed Scott Beans and burned bodies of other black residents. A railroad official testified about a plan to expel the negroes and the subsequent car fire near the scene. Witnesses described gunfire, shooting, and the escape of one man after aiding the fleeing victims.
Oklahoma City May 10 County Attorney Wright testified in the Edith Bishop murder case, stating he believes she killed her husband Luther after reviewing evidence and advising her to tell the truth. The state detective was slain during the investigation, and Wright linked the evidence to Bishop.
A heated meeting of Camern county commissioners escalated into a quarrel over redrawing precincts San Benito and Harlingen factions clashed as the motion to change precincts failed amid vocal protests. The vote ended with several members seizing, while others abstained or opposed, and the incident prompted an officer to intervene.
The state Supreme Court reversed a Musegon County Circuit court ruling in a case involving Pere Marquette Railway and claimant Charles Erwin Brywn Henkenson. Brywn was injured on a Pere Marquette line three miles from Toledo while working as a railway employee. The decision addressed the question of who bears risk during prolonged labor and whether the state could limit hours for railway workers.
In Lewiston and across Central Maine a bread price flare up is noted with newspapers identifying Auburn Singers and Waterville bakers as key players. The dispute centers on price cuts and distribution to Auburn and Waterville areas amid reports of shifting wholesale prices and competition among local bakers.
A garbled report notes Pittsburgh requesting waivers linked to a sickening incident. It mentions national investigations and references past roles, including a former player with San Antonio of the Teegs, and notes ongoing impact on recovery and safety concerns.
A dense OCR list details numerous deeds, parcels, and transfers in late April to May 1927. It names J B ant Dats Cook, W S Conness, Santa A Paterson, Katie Hewkina, DM Hawking, and others, with numerous block and lot references, street frontages, and dollar amounts. It also records births, funerals, and hospital notes amid real estate transfers, cemetery mentions, and public notices.
Antonio Reatti, famed baritone of the Met Opera, has applied for naturalization papers amid talks with Averleam. A second item notes Mushy Callahan of Los Angeles and Mayers of Portola, Texas, training in Chicago for the Frauen title bout, with the date set for May 31.
Inima and Suain Byron of Spain advance through singles matches in the Dyghia elimination stage. A. Te executive of Ynilin and Ah 8-7 are noted in the coverage paired with Finanirsit Spain offering a 0-2 scoreline.
About 11,000 visitors are expected in San Antonio for state conventions in June. Sidnes Kring of the chamber of commerce says the June meetings include the State Firemen's Association and Pioneer Freighters, with July events adding further attendees. The schedule lists dates June 10 for the Firemen’s, June 14-15 for Pioneer Freighters, June 21-23 for the Pharmaceutical Association, and July for Hardware and Miscellaneous Dealers and the Business and Professional Women’s groups.
Aun Suspert sts noil OlGe Shits charged by complaint with murder in connection with the death of Edward Sherwand. Shits was arrested in Positoul, Texas, after Sherwood’s death on April 2, alleged to involve poisoned rain delivered by Shields. Two San Antonio physicians were listed as witnesses. no-billing of Shields and twenty-one true bills were reported by the grand jury.
The highway commission approved final 1922 motor-vehicle plate specifications. Plates will be brown with white numerals in three sizes, 12 by 6 inches, 14 by 7, and 2 by 5. The plate carries a white star to separate digits, with a seventh digit offset for higher numbers. The license shows Texas above and a centered truck tonnage field.
International Scum Service reports on proposed 1828 car tag schemes and a state sterilization debate. Dr Tarrington defends sterilization as a health measure while attacking or defending reform. a case involving a disabled boy and a family’s struggle to obtain support is described with clinical discussion of care and welfare.
Maine youths join a U.S. Army camp as part of annual recruitment drills. The text notes top performers in competition with total points nearing 112, suggesting further improvement expected.
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