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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
8
Burlington dispatch reports a man identified as Jerer Tenseh sustained a severe injury when a rim shot from a moving wheel ejected during a fire caused more than 10 square inches of scalp to be torn loose. He was seriously wounded and taken to Mente avint hospital for treatment.
A chaotic 15 May Seattle item reports a wife and her six month old baby aiding in the capture of a thief named Frerert Faissigut who stole scrap from a rail yard and sold it to a junk dealer for 25 dollars.
A sudden flood from the Trinity River and its tributaries drenched Livingston and surrounding communities, washing away a family of four and causing multiple the deaths across nearby towns. Rescue teams battled darkness and rising waters while relief trains and aid trucks were organized to deliver food, water, clothing, and medicines to flooded districts and struggling residents.
A self educated but well educated British figure urges Israelis to back the Labour party. Lord Heaverbrook, allied with a millennial party, predicts Amber will secure the largest share. The piece critiques Labour’s handling of Inver Troubles and a coal strike leaving Writhia’s industries idle with many out of work.
New York May 14 Supreme Court Justice Cay issued a temporary injunction restraining the Building Trades Employers' Association from energizing a lockout at 5 p.m. tomorrow of 700 employees. The employers threatened a lockout of 73,000 union workers, citing union leaders' alleged pressure on three firms to quit the association for employing non-union men.
Private C. M. Cain faces a Ninety fourth District jury on Exial Tuesday charged with stealing property valued at $300 from Daisy H. Yeager of 613 Avenue E. Cain was arrested February 23 and released on bail.
The report outlines limited disruption from the revolt in rebel zones, noting export drops like tomato shipments and stock takings. It discusses U S reactions to allowing explosives from Mexico, treaty questions, and the role of Mexicos government in managing imports and American losses through rebel control.
A jury probe into a San Antonio election case continues with a foreman presenting 14 witnesses connected to the Austin McClosker trial. Federal grand jury activity prompts disclosure of witness lists and investigations into calls to Mrs. Peter Abe and others, amid broader inquiries into congressional elections and related prosecutions.
A local bank named LaGrange Bank will pay all funds owed, with authorities reporting a total of $120,000 to be distributed. Shareholders announced at a recent meeting that they will convert a portion of stock into the treasury, ensuring complete restitution to stakeholders.
In New Albany, May, Burns House man 62 beat his estranged wife over alimony and divorce. A death note implied harm to the wife as a fire started at the property amid marital strife. The incident followed a political split during an election that led to the couple’s separation and a divorce filing.
May HP Ho, a prominent Falls County land owner who had lived in the Travelay community for decades, was found shot dead at his home. Neighbors reported hearing a gunshot, and authorities are investigating the homicide scene.
Del Rio Verne May reports a sale of 400000 pounds of wool by the Val Verda Wool Co to Tam Riehry of Lampass, Texas at a price per pound announced today.
S A officials hold a lead as vote totals trickle in from multiple precincts for mayor and key offices. Mrs Butter Wal polled 28, Grobbeo 4, with Mayor Clumbers showing strong support across boxes. Incumbents face light opposition and total turnout is expected to be low, with City Clerk Pricere estimating about 5000 votes.
In San Benito on May 14 the Texas merchant credit groups in session approved amalgamation into a general executive organization. The convention opened with campaigns for the next convention and factions debated officers for the organizations.
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