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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1928
Page
9
Reported in a abolition era style, the article states that two suspects, including Gallogly, face murder and multiple robbery charges after a sequence of seven holdups culminating in a grocery glove clerk’s death. Indictments allege first degree murder against Gallogly and accomplices, with trial set pending.
French and German delegates clash over committee composition and regulation of the gangling debt pact during talks in Paris. Aimed at stabilizing postwar finance, discussions reveal diverging priorities and concerns among participants including negotiators Guinet and Pierchi, with preliminary disagreements shaping the conference’s tone.
Readable fragments describe a vast western landscape with cattle brands and settlement imagery. Mentions Union branding, ranch life, and travelers moving through plains. References to cattle drives, irrigation, and distant towns hint at frontier livelihood and regional development amid rough terrain.
The McDonald will dispute centers on a $1,250,000 estate and questions of mental competency. Key testimony from two years prior references possible improprieties and the role of witnesses in validating the will.
A five or six year old girl from San Antonio was injured when a tombstone toppled onto her leg at San Bernandos Cemetery No 2. She was with her mother placing flowers for a grandmother when the stone fell, breaking the child's leg and sending them to a hospital.
Gustav Stresemann, longtime foreign minister, returned to Berlin to resume duties after illness and a period away. He met officials and prepared to guide Germany’s diplomatic stance amid ongoing European tensions.
A garbled report notes heavy buying at a large market on Saturday morning with prices for oranges and other fruit in flux. Strong demand and rising competition influence commodity quotes, while some items show modest declines amid uncertain wholesale activity.
An early market listing shows varied values for produce and livestock. Prices range from celery at 41.60 per case to dairy and fruit items, with meats and poultry noted and hogs and cattle quoted at regional rates.
Hull officers and crew fought a fierce blaze on a steamer near the Canadian coast. Firefighters extinguished the flames after a brief but intense encounter, saving most of the vessel and preventing major casualties.
The audience enjoyed Paul Whiter Dnon's first orchestral program with a mix of popular and classical pieces. The performance opened with a bold concerto and featured works by Hazlett and others, praised for musical variety, flair, and engaging execution.
London reports Archbishop at Craterbney has been named Baron by King George. The retirement of Hon. Mr. Dawhlion is noted with the bar to symbolize his service to England.
Local merchants and Chamber of Commerce members discuss enlarging and improving the fair grounds and exhibition halls. Respondents emphasize broader amusements and better facilities as key needs for the next fair season.
American women are said to be better dressed than British counterparts due to favorable weather and a wider range of fabrics. Morrison, director of British women’s stores, notes Chicago and New York stores see more freedom from rain and a broader selection of colors and styles for women's clothing.
Army orders released from Washington list officers and units receiving assignments and promotions. Names include Col. Gorilan, John Cabey, May Sohn H, and Eighteenth Infantry, with postings to Providence, Fort Logan, and Port Monmouth. An Army Testing Board is mentioned with examinations scheduled.
A reminiscence recalls a 1980s shooting at the Jark Harris theater near Soledad and Commerce streets where a victim died and a killer evaded capture. It also recounts Lt. Goslin and deputies escorting prisoners Pitts and Yeager from San Antonio to the penitentiary for 88 years, a planned escape with revolvers smuggled by a prisoner’s wife. The escape led to Marshal Goslin’s death and a dramatic aftermath including a moving train incident and gunfire echoes.
Fragmented record of quitclaim and deed filings naming numerous individuals and blocks. Mentions Charles Lick, Pedra Percy, Lele, and multiple parcels across city blocks 4151 410 and 9333 with dates around 1925 1926. Also references Albert Tedrigurs J Mynler Gertrude Cansfield and Adelare Campbell among others in property transactions and lot frontages.
Albany plans for a direct air route with early summer tests and trans Atlantic passenger service. The R200 and R-100 may form links between Hubert's fleet, Montreal, and London via Albany and Alberts. A cross ocean voyage is expected, with New York, Montreal, and Albany connected by a large motorized ship for passengers.
The Albany area faces conflicting population estimates. Federal census data show Albany at 120,000 with a 2,500 increase since 102 percent state counts, while new allied directors claim Albany’s population is 136,315.
Fragmentary OCR list names and addresses including J Watts 183 West Wood Town Avenue Walsh Terrell Road McMillian 2131 East Coated Street Mem Joe Mc Gonjer 302 Naylor Street Paul Nuhn 2100 Ucnalway Meath 1129 Nocti Hackberry Wohn Kremer 610 Mason Street RG Walsh 123 Terrell Row in Mr Moullkan 123 Tylee Avenue
In a strenuous Madison Square Garden rally, Governor Smith closed his campaign across New York state with a bold appeal to voters to keep the Democrats in power. He attacked Governor Otwerling on waterpower, agriculture and education while asserting a forward looking economic program and promising to take the prohibition issue to the American people.
Police arrest 18 year old Wilfort Dalton and Eugene Bellob on charges after the fatal shooting of Charles Ualer, 21, a boxer from San Jose California. The incident occurred late in Lakt GueyUt on November 2.
A parade in Walker's honor drew a huge crowd as supporters celebrated him at home. An airship salute preceded a reception with Al Smith and Mrs. Al Smith, who praised Walker despite ongoing campaign tensions.
Court records from Texas districts list several cases across counties including Williamson, Bexar, and San Antonio. Notable items involve writs, tax matters, and contract disputes with parties such as Clarence Dilline, J. McCrers, and William Volk. Some proceedings reference alleged assaults, firearm involvement, and probate or probate-adjacent actions.
Riotous bombings rocked Isago with multiple blasts injuring none but scattering fear. A Walley Staley restaurant doorway, Weston hotel, a poultry shop front, and a soft drink shop on Tullerton Avenue were hit. Police traced the fourth attack to a location near Republicsny Headquarters on South Ashland.
The Appalachian area felt two light shocks around 10 oclock in the night, with tremors recorded from near Asheville to the east and as far west as Frankfort. No damage reported though brief communication interference occurred in isolated cases.
London voters show reformers retaining a clear majority across eight of eighteen boroughs. Progressives win one borough in a split result with Tabor and anti-Tabor groups, while overall trend favors reformers despite some contest.
In Maud Texas a man identified as Olin Springer 53 died of shock shortly after his daughter Miss Springer was killed when a tree fell on them during a storm. Walter Springer 72 died soon after from the event. The report notes the tragedy occurred as a tree split and pinned the girl, with a chaotic scene described in limited readable detail.
In Santa Rosa California on November 3 a jealous motive and desire for revenge led to a massacre of a family. Retired grocer Charles Uraker and wealthy California family linked to Camille Young were targeted. A body identified as Hrakore was found in the burned home with a fatal head wound. two others suffered injuries during the burglary.
RUW November 3 1948 report notes students seized a subway train after a pep rally. The incident caused delays and a mass evacuation as passengers moved to nearby streets amid a chaotic scene.
A jumble of listings details dances, Halloween music nights, and community events around Woodlawn Lake, Crescent Bend, and nearby venues. Activities include big band and solo performances, school plays, and social gatherings with varying admission fees and times.
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