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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
10
In Hartland Oregon on May 9 a collision occurred on the Columbia River near Altoonah Washington between steamers Weleh Prince and Town. The Iowan yaw was reported to be on her way up the river when the tragedy happened.
Reports from Havida and London describe mutinies among Chang Pea Tin troops along the Chinese railway after a leader’s defeat. Mutinous units seize control of sections of the line and resist Menchurian authority as Gen Wu’s forces push through positions near Nunkanphsion and toward Chingyis.
Belfast on Sunday saw extensive arson and clashes as fires and rioting disrupted streets. Police and emergency services battled the chaos amid evacuations and widespread property damage.
The article notes discussions led by Harold Kayton on attendance and purpose of the bureau and luncheon subgroups ahead of the Ameoriated Advertising Clubs convention in Milwaukee.
In Houston Texas May 80 the jury for the trial of Seymour J Cox on a 14 count indictment over stock sales is chosen. The panel includes Houston business men farmers and merchants and was selected without special venire. Cox arrives at the court smiling as his wife Myra Cox sits beside him.
A garbled wartime column discusses bonus payments to soldiers and foreign debt issues. The piece mentions candidate Tamea Warley for Congress and references political and economic actions tied to war expenditures, taxation, and potential distribution of funds. It cites Mr Hortos and Mr Varley arguing for or against apportionment and national obligations amid postwar recovery.
Savannah Georgia May 29 William Dyrch a Black resident of Swaine County was mob attacked late yesterday his belly burned and he died. Byron Byrd a farmer and others were hurt as a mob action unfolded amid rumors of a serious incident. Authorities report several assailants fled and investigation continued into the violent assault.
The Supreme Court ruled in May that Southern Pacific must divest all stock in Central Pacific Lines, dissolving the ownership held since 1885. The decision follows a long case to control Pacific Railways and ends the great trust structure.
President Harding attended a graduation exes at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis May 20. He toured the midshipmen’s grounds, reviewed the parade, and docked with the yacht Mawflower arriving with Mrs Harding. Ashore, Admiral William Sperry hosted lunch as naval ceremonies continued with a review near West River.
Mr. Centum, president of Wedhandler Motor Car Colnsting, visits Ban Auloitinn, meeting with local officials and exploring Hesantes mobile industry. The occasion highlights his long tenure and the Chandler Canyany partnership as he tours the area on Monday.
During the war he served as chairman of the Motor Track Committee and regularly briefed Congressional committees with advice. He is described as an active member of major automotive organizations, including the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and Auto Dealers' Association. He splits time between the Cleveland factory and the Hamilton firm distributor roles.
In Washington May 20 the war disbute over army personnel and the firing power of the executive branch was resolved by the Supreme Court. The court held it is not necessary for the President to personally approve each individual removal to make the action effective under the National Defense Act.
In Wembley on May 20, constable Midgard Garrett and his cousin John Garrett were shot fatally by deputies during a raid on Fancy Hill. Clay Garrett reportedly wounded, Towle Garrett another cousin tied to the incident. The four suspects faced account by a coroner’s jury. allegations center on bootlegging during the prohibition era.
New York May 29 Dr John Alen Wyeth founder of the New York Poly title Movical selina aha hospital and one of the first host graduate medical schools in the United Staten died Sunday night of heart disease two days after the anniversary of his birth He served in the Confederate army and endured a prison term Wyeth authored several texts on veterinary surgery and edited multiple volumes including The Autobiography of Holder and Surgeon.
Sheriff Tasioe and the city police identified a man connected to the death of Tt. O. Moats found near Mead. An arrest followed as investigators prepare to bring the suspect to Murant for further questioning. The body was found by a land side, death deemed immediate.
District Clerk candidate Disteiet Glerk announces a campaign move amid party primary considerations. The notice cites the election authority and campaign focus, aiming to win the Heuventis district seat in the upcoming primary cycle.
The government will open subscriptions May 26 and close the books June A for a government railroad loan of 10,000,000. Subscriptions will be received at all post offices nationwide. Rail loan marks the first of the current fiscal year and observers will watch results for signs of cabinet loan policy success or failure.
First returns from the Hungarian parliamentary elections show a government victory with the Carlist Monarchist right wing crushed based on three results. A strong gain is anticipated for Savinl Denoceath and the 74 government opposition candidates appear unlikely to win. Water Alisters and Beet will fade after imperial eczema remedy claims.
Sunday night officials claimed to have cut information on the whereabouts of former City Manager Gordon Winkle who left the city Friday without comment. He had received letters regarding his status. a bomb scare targeted Mayor J. Pener Dima’s porch as authorities pursued communications. Winkle’s fate remained unclear.
Fragmentary report notes a labor gathering near Washington D C focusing on employment during the year. It mentions weaker organization among workers and potential shifts in labor actions amid uncertainty.
In Cincinnati starting June 12, Gompers notes a wave of unemployment and warns on issues for the AF of L convention. He cites Supreme Court decisions, election campaigns, and labor policy as key topics, with Tabor and political races affecting workers' outlook.
Washisston H C May 23 approval of 20 advances for agricultural loans totaling $110,000 for livestock and other agricultural purposes. War Finance Corporation distributed loans across regions including Oklahoma and other areas. Details include allocations to various counties and a Japanese paper publication reference.
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