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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions youths, a party, and individuals in a windswept setting. Names and details are unreadable, hindering precise identification of people, places, or actions. The text lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A damaged snippet reports on residence of Mrs Anne Bresge, divorced wife of a man referred to as Deen, and a youth linked to a youth claim of smuggling. It notes contraband, vehicle seizure to secure payment, and customs action. The youth’s mother doubts involvement and mentions Howard Kresee aged 29.
A jagged OCR listing shows vegetable prices at a wholesale market with many garbled items. It references vegetables such as avocados beans peas gourds and leafy greens with varied prices per unit, pound, or dozen, plus unfamiliar spellings and broken quantities.
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers and deeds dated Nov 13 to Nov 27, including properties for Margaret Seumiatua, Grona, and others. It references numerous parcels, blocks, and streets with figures and descriptions, plus city blocks, townsite deeds, and a theater project.
Nov 24 In Chicago McAndrew suspended as superintendent walked out during his trial on fifteen charges of insubordination and improper conduct. The board debated hearing his defense but voted against proceeding. Attorneys clashed, with McAndrew’s counsel calling the move a stall and the board’s counsel calling it a weak defense.
Prices rose at the San Aming market amid scarce wholesale fruit supplies. Items sold above average while Turks were nearly unavailable. Poultry markets held steady with salt issued at 31.50 per dozen, former price 1.93. Other shifts include meat prices rising and new potatoes noted at higher claims.
In November 14 reports from LGXDON, 250 jobless marchers from the Baldwin area raise a deputation to meet the prime minister. The assembly shatters when Baldwin declines to see them, signaling a setback for the unemployed group represented by a local delegation.
A vague San Antonio item notes a man becoming a victim after consuming poisoned whiskey. Details are unclear in the fragment, but police or attendants appear involved and an investigation or inquiry is implied. Further specifics on date, location, or identities are not provided in the available text.
Fritz Kunz, noted lecturer on theosophy, will lecture on birth life and death at the Hotel Oriental Room on the 25th and 20 Mile Street, offering insights into philosophy and agrarian thought.
The report covers Texas cattlemen seeking authority to move cattle after dipping rules, with remarks by Mr. Cullin on funding gaps and federal rules. It also notes a San Antonio wedding of Judge Wheeler’s daughter, local social events in Uvalde and Galveston, and Frank Kincaid's hotel plan in Uvalde with festival prospects and regional social fervor.
A driver on 110 North Santa Rosa Avenue was forced to continue driving by two intoxicated passengers who pressed a pistol against him. The incident occurred from 11 o’clock Wednesday night into early Thursday, ending near Commorne and Norrie Street.
A vintage advertisement promotes a vegetable remedy called Hamburg Tea. It advises pouring a tablespoon into boiling water, straining, then drinking to relieve congestion, open pores, and supposedly ease a cold. The copy emphasizes safety and inexpensive ingredients.
An exhibit of paintings by Mrs Clara Catters Pancoast will be held at the tea room of the Menger hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs Alex Adams as chair of the art committee of the district City Federation of Women's clubs. The paintings will be exhibited in hand painted and hand decorated frames. The event includes a visit by the artist to discuss her work and is part of district cultural activities.
Fragmentary text reports Germany's envoy to the United States and a reference to the pope in Rome. Mentions of Washington, an embassy appointment, and scattered names appear amid broken phrases. No coherent event details emerge.
Boncano IO shows slight improvements as Vic Tiow at Carlival Bouzano, former ape lie delegate to the United States, described the ongoing progress and challenges in the cited report.
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