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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1929
Page
23
A garbled ad lists various Chevrolet models from 1920 to 1937 with scattered prices and features. It mentions a three day trial plan promising a new set of tools and spare tire with each car and a general selling price around $200, along with scattered dealer names and locations.
U S cotton futures eased on May 2 as traders weighed weaker early demand against steady mid session prices. New York shows a tentative pullback with July and December contracts slipping while spot prices in Liverpool and New Orleans indicated softening demand and liquidity shifting toward later months.
A dense legal record lists numerous defendants including W. B. Andersen and Ellen Vehinang in writs and court actions across multiple districts. It mentions trial details, charges of traffic violations, judgments for plaintiffs, and various names such as Mary Purchas and Sonia Mchietingse in a chaotic roll of cases with fines, acquittals, and formal verdicts.
An incident at Station 6R leads to suspensions of two individuals. Chief Crimp cites fault on the men involved and notes a recommendation for discipline. The report references unclear names and dates but centers on internal disciplinary actions.
After a year and a half of talks, the United States is set to sign a retirement treaty with Cerrat Twritaan and the Kingdom of Traq Beltish nation. The draft outlines full protection for its interests and postwar rights under the treaty, with signing expected in London.
May 25 a 19-year-old nun wife and his parents witnessed a prince shoot himself to avoid an arranged marriage. He died at White Sundide as the family sought his majority and the marriage was postponed. The tragedy drew the Duke de Tallerrand and others into a somber aftermath with the mother and father present.
A partisan stalemate shapes Congress action as Republicans push a tariff bill while Democrats seek revisions. The House operates under pressure for a vote, and a key motion to recommit with restrictions looms. Debate centers on the bill’s impact on production costs and inflation, with party leaders urging swift action.
The article lists a wide range of fruits and vegetables with prices at a local market. Items include peaches, berries, lettuce, onions, cabbage, corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, asparagus, peas, beans, peppers, and more with per crate, per dozen, or per pound prices. Commission quotations for apricots, grapes, and other produce are given, reflecting varied market rates and supplier notes.
The administration and leaders agree on a tentative timetable for a 1 to September recess tied to agriculture policy. Senate action must advance the program before lawmakers take a break, with potential early adjournment if progress accelerates.
A jittery court scene unfolds as attorneys clash over a $500 bond and seed money disputes involving several clients and judges. The exchange centers on accusations of swindling, personal reimbursements, and assignment of funds tied to a malfunctioning bond in a federal proceeding. Names and affiliations appear tangled as proceedings proceed.
President Hoover plans a high level meeting with cabinet members to discuss the administration’s approach to law enforcement. The gathering, following informal June talks at the White House, aims to set the agenda for investigations into the breakdown of law enforcement.
A bootlegger faces liquor tax obligations as officials indicate a plan to document all convicted violators for tax collection. The discussion mentions various alleged offenders and listed tax amounts in cents and dollars, with a focus on tracking penalties and revenue.
Mrs Harry F Sinclair III, wife of a noted magnate, is reported hospitalized following a mishap. Authorities and medical staff provide no further details at this time.
A readerable, if garbled, account describes Dot and Nagkaye delivering a notable comeback in Sacteamento. The episode notes Velonged wine, a crowd reaction, and a first-night performance linked to Mimi Mackaye and a San Quentin past, with management tensions and a dramatic onstage moment.
Heavy rains cause rivers to swell across central Texas. Water covers highways eight miles south of Austin near Laredo Road, seven feet above a bridge. Detours via Skidmore and San Diego areas open briefly as towns brace for rising waters.
Sheriff Charles A. Robinson acted as officers moved to arrest Mrs Nellie Heer during a seizure. An explosion was heard and several barrels of heroin were seized as possible evidence, complicating the investigation and raising questions about the handling of the scene and arrests.
A Norwegian whaling company plans a sea voyage with aviation support to hunt giant sea mammals. The expedition, reported by a government department representative, aims to use airplanes over the sea to locate whales.
A damanged OCR fragment describes a planned real estate revaluation in a city area, naming officials and parties involved. Senator Willey leads a commission reviewing tax effects, noting property owners bear burden while city assessments rise. The piece references Mage or Chambers and local government proceedings.
Elas Wines plan a Tuesday meeting at Kirby Elk camp to finalize preparations for a camp for underprivileged children. The drive seeks $4000 with a cash party led by Grover Colina to raise funds. Camp opens Saturday and runs three months in four terms with Mrs. Aili Kraymand in charge.
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