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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1928
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane surveys Hoover in Panama and Coolidge on costs and defense. He cites aviation and naval buildup as key to peace, warns against economic risk of debt and war. He notes U.S. must balance defense spending with debt retirement while avoiding market turmoil.
A disrupted OCR weather brief describes mixed conditions for Tuesday and Monday nights in the San Antonio region with variable winds and temperatures. The report mentions easterly winds, possible warm periods, and unsettled patterns affecting early week plans.
The Mount Mina eruption in Sicily continues to rage on November 12, forcing the destruction of Currabba and Nunain as lava and ash engulf the area. Reports from Llanor Glucciati, minister of public works, describe hundreds homeless and massive damage to the industrial region near Mount Mina.
Jaluhig Pocapelld reports that a World War ace died yesterday when the aircraft he piloted crashed in a tail spin at 150 feet during an Armistice Day air circus. His sister, 20 year old Elda Itiee, also perished in the fall.
Explosions during Armistice Day and the following night in Dublin are under police investigation. Authorities seek connections to a plan to damage statues of English kings. No injuries reported amid discoveries of machine guns and ammunition.
A stray note reports the aid of Hoover, aboard President-elect Hoover’s train from the capital, died suddenly of heart trouble while traveling. The deceased, Vera A. Davis, 19, from Waxington, is listed as representing the Postal Reap company and was aboard the train near Los Altos.
After four weeks of testimony in the San Antonio rate dispute, officials hinted a compromise with Southwestern Bell may be explored to curb costs. City leaders, tax chief Nashick and Commissioner Teubeth signaled willingness to entertain offers while a few opposed any deal that would raise rates for small homeowners. The matter will be discussed further as officials weigh proposals aimed at public benefit.
Streets filled Monday morning as residents lined the routes to honor ten years of peace and prosperity. The parade featured the third battalion of the Twenty-Third Infantry, riverine bands, veterans groups, and civic organizations led by Maj. 1 Allen. Police and city officials joined, as students and speakers paid tribute to wartime service and unity.
A fragmented report notes a shooting incident followed by a person joining a church. It mentions U S authorities, a deputy sheriff, and possible injuries. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item reads like a local crime note with minimal readable facts.
A policeman at a filling station killed one alleged robber and wounded him after a clash with accomplices. The second bandit, Anderson, fled but surrendered after officers intervened as Morrow died during the confrontation. Police identified the scene at a local service station.
Washington November 12. West today advised that the government contract for royalty oil from the Crock field in Montana had been held invalid by the attorney general. Delivery of oil would be dropped on Monday Nov 49.
Fragmentary wires report a deadly theater blaze in Voronezh region Russia on Saturday night. Early accounts say fifty may have died and many others injured as flames swept through the building during a performance, with rescuers still tallying missing persons.
A single fatal car crash in Dallas County leaves Ellis Johnson, 45, dead. Details incomplete as the report mentions a broken jaw and unclear cause while noting neighborhood traffic and potential involvement of unnamed motorists.
New York market reports December cotton futures at 19 45 cents per pound amid modest activity as investors eyed demand signals and seasonal trends. Analysts cite global supply shifts and weather factors influencing fiber prices for the near term.
The British steamer Vestris with 109 passengers and 210 crew was sinking 250 miles off Ilmp ton Roads. All aboard moved to lifeboats while the Japanese steamer Ok Maru stood by. The sea was moderately rough and SOS messages showed the ship in critical condition. The Vestris had left New York Sunday with cargo and mail for Tarbalos and South American ports. Remaining details are unclear as rescue efforts intensified.
A heavy storm逼 bears down on a lifeboat fleet as vessels race to reach Virginia shores. The storm delays rescue attempts and forces crews to seek shelter. passengers are evacuated as weather eases momentarily.
Evidence shown in a grand jury indicates over 500000 spent to free Simce Semple Movherson amid alleged district attorney corruption in Los Angeles. Ormiston, once a radio figure at Angelus temple, is drawn into the probe after her kidnapping story. Formal charges proposed conspiracy to distort justice by false testimony.
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