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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
A federal judge in Gil vith case urged jurors to follow lawful searches, arguing warrants are not always required. He criticized misinterpretations after testimony about arrests and searches, stressing court guidance on lawful seizure and constitutional limits.
An OCR fragment promotes a “Gets It” painless corn remover product featuring bold claims and garbled brand wording. The ad emphasizes quick relief and consumer ease, with uncertain product names and mixed phrases, reflecting a damaged historical page snippet.
F W Dunmore of the US Bureau of Standards exhibited a complete radio outfit in a suitcase at a Chicago hotel during a meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He demonstrated a compact transmitter and receiver setup, illustrating portable radio technology with a staged message exchange.
In a courtroom discussion the jury returned a guilty verdict after questioning whether ignorance of an item tainted the defendant's possession. Judge Shnaghuesee faces sentencing under the Eighteenth Amendment, with defense delays granted until later in the day.
New York May 44 Jamee J Davin United States secretary of labor speaking before the National Association of Manufacturers urged industry to curb excessive wage reductions. He warned wage cuts harm workers and productivity, arguing only by protecting wages can prosperity and investment rise. He cautioned that downturns in wage scales affect the broader economy and job security. He did not shy from urging action to preserve purchasing power and avoid a spiral of wage declines.
A garbled scene notes newspaper men gathering for an event on a May night. Names and places are unclear, but references to meetings, votes, and local figures hint at a civic or social gathering in a downtown venue.
Austin reports Governor Noft orders inquiry into Ku Klux Klan links within Adjutant General's department and allied groups after recent reports. Daling election collates details as local leaders seek clarity amid tense state tensions. May events include a clothing contest in Ban Benito with results awaited.
Washington May 44 President Harding formally withdrew the nomination of Ian Coldatom of St. Tovig to be internal revenue collector for the eastern Misginei district after a contentious exchange over funds and alleged motives. The action followed pressure from Democratic critics and statements by Missouri Senator Harrison regarding campaign finance issues involving former Governor Frank Q. Taawhten.
An armed man robbed a Fort Smith office on Wednesday night stealing a medal said to have been worn by Nelson during his military career. The item valued at 400 dollars was recovered by police and reported missing by Dr. Johnson who had received it from Peierls after it was found in the holy Lavi. Police pursue leads as investigation continues.
The House passed a resolution authorizing a $5,000,000 loan to Liberia by a vote of 148 to 139 after a sharp party fight. A roughly 118 to 10 tally in a prior vote prompted expectations the measure would clear the Senate and go to the President. Proponents urged quick action to aid the war effort while opponents warned of fiscal risks.
Mrs Miles Buckingham, wife of former Moni pus banker, died after a bullet wound in Dickens, where she arrived for help following a failed attempt. Authorities say Mr Buckingham confessed to firing the shot on Wednesday night but cites it as an accident. No arrest has been made.
Charles Allen French Jr eight year old son of Mr and Mrs OA French of Carrtape was drowned this afternoon while swimming in a four foot deep pool a half mile west of Corsicana. Rescue efforts failed to revive the boy. The incident occurred as a local tragedy in a small neighborhood.
Officers recover part of a loot bundle amid a restrained report of a 1606 burglary. Detectives Kohr Anglin and Chavez questioned an elderly Mexican suspect after he clutched a faulty suitcase containing shoes and several items. Investigators noted the haul had been hidden for months, with the bulk traced to a local burglary network.
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