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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
1
A jumbled report blends market ups and downs with notes on a 3 billion plan, stock dividends, and rumors of a yellow fever cure. It cites Hoover’s preventive panic measures, Coolidge farm aid, and public works proposals, while mentioning taxes and a series of economic concerns. The piece references Nobuchi, Riessuakl, and a Stocker foundation, plus ongoing health fear links to yellow fever.
A garbled weather briefing mentions temperatures around forty two degrees and northeast winds. It references Texas coastlines and a shifting pattern across Thursday night through Friday, with low confidence in details and several distorted place names.
President and party plan a Latin American tour with potential Mexico City and San Antonio stops. Reports indicate San Antonio could be the first U.S. city visited on the voyage as the Maryland sails southward with Mr. Overver and aides aboard a motor launch off Cape San Farcus.
Police arrest 20 year old Tarry Gonslit after a spree of axe attacks. He was caught near the Alfred Sinnirm home as he wore a belt hatchet. Fireman observer Santyel Gon helped subdue him and recover the weapon. Continued on Page 9 Col 6.
Southwestern Bell and local telephone interests move toward compromise talks to end a week of stubborn deadlock. Officials say a formal conference is set for Friday or Saturday to discuss a possible rate cut and smoother intercity telegraph connections. Future steps depend on progress at the meetings and statements from company executives.
Nov 22 report from Harllagen on Fil Williams and a planned race near city limits before moon. A band will play as Williams is praised for a notable run described as west-worthy, with spectators and a noted distance event near Unrlingen.
Dallas dispatch reports Herbert Hoover's lead over Governor Smith in Texas rose to 25 152 after an error by the election bureau in tabulating returns from Pisonsview. The bureau previously showed Smith 214% in some counties and Mouser 1008, with the pattern later reversing.
Portland Ore Nov 22 A report to the Merchants Exchange says the Aldonstar of 210,000 tons capacity belonging to the Tie Senerne went ashore on the rocks in the Strait of Juan de Fuca during the night a distressing incident reported by morning.
Watson a leading criminal lawyer in the Southwest is appointed judge of the Corporation Court to replace Tadgo J.P. Onley. The nomination sparked a heated contest with several applicants since last July while Watson will begin service on January 3. The mayor issued a formal statement praising Watson and the city’s plan for court reorganization.
In Washington on November 2, reports state Coolidge opposes the New Shoals Dam project as drafted. The dispute centers on a provision affecting a water covenants and dam construction, with Alabama interests urging protection of river resources.
In Los Angeles on November 22 a man killed his 12-year-old daughter Yupbie while his wife and son looked on. He attacked with a hammer then slashed with a razor before fleeing. The motive and exact sequence remain under investigation.
A garbled report suggests a divorce case where a ghost is cited as a correspondent issue. Judge Geonnlll indicates he will sign the decree while unsettled remarks from Isaac Molielat reference a dream lover and enduring doubts about any human passion.
The American Marcoulbe company of New York purchased the entire holdings of Trenalinge Oil Corporation of San Angelo, including leases in Grow county and Towrdani-ane in Coloma, with semi-proven acreage in Lowanl and Winkler regions. total value undisclosed but estimated around 58,000,080. The deal consolidates operations and royalties flow through Metropolitan Royalty to Japan, with continuation of activity in West Verns. Headquarters remain in New York. the acquisition is described as the company’s largest to date this year.
ABUSEY CULY reports the state sergeant at arms was arrested by police for aiding Mayor Frank Tagne a plan to arrest him. Tagne ordered police to arrest the sergeant at arms, who later refused to appear before the legislative committee and faces contempt charges as conveyed by Corporation Counsel Thomas J. Tra Fano.
Weather in San Antonio remains cold with rising temperatures but lingering frost. Temperature readings show a 14 degree minimum overnight followed by a gradual climb, with the lowest point this season recorded and frost observed in the area.
Reports claim regularity charges will be aired in a Hexar county court of inquiry led by Judge Tudge McCrozy. The case centers on the November election in which County Judge Anguelina McGlaskey and Congressman Warzbach faced a tight race. Subpoenas reportedly issued for election officers as testimony is sought. aim to determine if voting and returns handling violated election laws.
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