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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1928
Page
9
Fragmented text describes procedures and counsel for the McDonald will dispute. It notes trial dates, legal figures, and partial courtroom actions with several names appearing as involved parties or officials.
A World War II era memorial for the old Yolt Battalion, once an American unit lost in France, stands at Camp Kearney near San Diego. Anita Baldwin dedicates the monument as Brig. Gen. J. II witnesses the ceremony.
An aged transcript fragment shows a trial scene with a judge and jury, referencing murder, prison terms, and a mansion estate dispute. The court considers acquittal for a business figure, while later years hint at investment advice promoting safe returns and real estate trust.
Local notes from Cotulla recounts of ranching activity and buyers looking over cattle near the city. Mentions Alonzo Popler, Graves, and Bill Sterling visiting, with references to football game chatter and railroad agents for Uvalde & Northern lines. Notes San Diego and Laredo routes as possible home stays and a mayor's wildlife encounter near Sonora.
US commerce department data show 180 killed and 270 injured in 300 air incidents in the first half of the year. Of the fatalities in scheduled flights, seven pilots and three passengers died. weather and technical causes account for most accidents and poor piloting linked to 22 percent of deaths.
Hungarian Legitimists celebrate the sixteenth birthday of Archduke Otto as rival factions debate his claim to the throne. Count Joseph Vunyasti orders a ceremonial uniform for the heir while his mother, former Empress Tamsa, directs his education from Spain.
London reports Chung Ying, a New York law student, failed to overturn his conviction for the murder of his wife. The court upheld the death sentence as announced this morning by the criminal court of appeal on the case involving the Chinese couple.
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