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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1927
Page
2
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Customer letters praise Finkham's Vegetable Compound with Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St. Joseph Illinois and J. Storms of Paterson New Jersey reporting restored strength and better health after use. The advertisements claim run down condition affected families and suggest improved energy for housework and happiness on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
Army orders list names tied to a deforations board and officers stationed in Chicago and Mass. It mentions Major Taree wingson Beveridge and Edward J. a Sawmendsie among others, plus a note on a marriage concept. Mise Menken of The Cap tive defends not wanting marriage to Acuin as police close the show. James Z Sinnott, police secretary, is linked with the arrest dispute surrounding the case.
Bexar county grand jury investigates the Sunday night shooting death of World War veteran Leonard W. Tuller in Brathenridge park. Murder charges were filed against J. C. Yeates and D. R. Cooper after an inquest before Justice S. F. Roltz. Yeates, struck by a rock, allegedly thrown by Tuller, was improving enough to testify before the grand jury.
Dusty report on the sale of Christmas Seals opened Monday under the Brtex County Public Health association will be available Wednesday. Dr W C Farmer, chairman, says twenty five workers began a campaign to sell fifteen thousand dollars worth of seals in San Antonio. The association plans four health workers to treat tubercular patients and to erect the first pair of sanatoriums for tuberculosis.
Riots in Budapest intensify against Jewish students with beatings reported in multiple districts including Sze and Pees. Bleeding victims seen at the scenes as disorders rise despite most students being away at college. Newspapers Megsaros and Estikumer Sa note the growth of the anti Semitic campaign over recent weeks.
Public school cafeteria workers catered a pre Thanksgiving lunch serving turkeys and cranberries. Mrs Mable Noble, director of refreshments, noted the menu went smoothly as students enjoyed the meal on Tuesday ahead of the holiday.
Miss Alice Breeding assistant director of elementary education will lecture before the reading division of the Texas State Teachers Association in Houston Thursday through Saturday. She will discuss the room library system adopted by Ansonio elementary schools five years ago.
A report from Spokane reveals a case involving an officer and a fugitive. Ex patrolman Thomas Bernard faced charges filed with the civil service commission. The fugitive, using the name C. Theonn, had ties to Portland, Oregon, and served five years in the force prior to the events described.
An old advertisement touts McCoy’s Lableta or Meloy’s Tablets as a simple inexpensive weight gain solution. It claims underweight men and women will gain at least five pounds after two to four bottles, promising increased energy and a healthier appearance, with a druggist ready to refund purchase price.
In Highlands Newfoundland and Labrador the first wife wins the right to bury inventor Ferber Meisterkrecht who was murdered last week. The decision came after a conference between counsel for Mrs. Saxan Me afterknecht and a lawyer for the second Mrs. Melaterknecht.
Police sought a statement from Miss Lona after a gray hid glove and prints of high heeled shoes were found beside Fred Daley 46, shot through the heart as he stepped from his car near his Wrightsville home Sunday night.
In London on November 22, reports say Mary Svottigius was thrown while riding to bounds near Selkirk Scotland and was hospitalized. Her brother the Earl of Dalkeith recently suffered a collarbone injury in a similar accident.
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