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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1925

Page

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Florida Visitor in Critical Condition After Crash

John H. Duncan a 92 year old Miami man suffered three fractured ribs and internal injuries in a collision with a horse drawn vehicle and another car on Plewellton road. He was taken to Robert B Green Hospital in a semi conscious state and doctors feared for his life. Mrs Heath also injured and treated and released after first aid. In a separate note Cleveland reports a Campen Company burglary netting $15 000 in silks.

John H. Duncan Miami Pridar Duncan Robert B. Green Hospital West Travis Street Mir Heath Dimean

Costs Negro 25 Dollars for Lost Coat Recovery

An Anesto, a Black man, recovered a lost coat after being arrested on East Commerce Street by Patrolman Mills. He slipped from his coat during transport, escaped after a chase of six blocks, and was recaptured. He was fined for being drunk and disturbing the peace, with costs charged to him.

Anesto Corporation Court East Commerce Mills Patrusioun

Spanish Nenean Treaty Negotiations Reported In Mexico City

Negotiations ongoing between Spain and Mexico over a treaty requiring payments by the Mexican government for lands owned by Spaniards that were sequestrated for division among the serariane. Spain leads as the first country to enter talks, signaling land disposition implications.

Ico Clay Marquis- Berna Spain Mexico

Arkansas Mexican Labor Row Quieted

Little Rock November 27 Governor Terral announced no official action on the complaint by the Mexican consul at New Orleans over alleged abuse of Mexican laborers imported from Texas to work on Ley Wilson and Company plantations in Mississippi county. He said assurances from R B L Wilson manager of the company that there would be no further complaints and saw no reason for action. The laborers, once numbering over 400, were said to have been paid less than the contract price and imprisoned by foremen on the plantations.

Little Rock Tom Iis

Markets Report Inactivity and Shootings in Orlando

In Orlando on November 27 Arthur Fenry was arrested after a shooting that left Grorse F Jump and D. W. Dority injured. Fenry was guarded at the general hospital with a bullet wound to the left side. Three men seized him early today and took him from the star, entering a guard post and hastily departing with the detained individual.

Orlando Arthur Fenry Nozro General Hospital Grorse F. Jump D. W. Dority Elty Deter Tyra Wae Star

Alimony Order Forces Man to Meet Payments

In Grand Rapids on November 2, Carson Ryder, earning 20 dollars weekly, must pay 15 dollars to support two children with his first wife Nellie Ryder while also supporting a second wife Clara. After deductions he would have 25 dollars left for himself, but Judge William B. Brown ordered him to comply with the alimony court orders despite his arrears.

Grand ‘Rapids Mick Carson Ryder Nellia Very Ryder Newkirk Clara. Ryder Circuit Willam B. Brown

Youthful Hunter Fatal Shot Badly Wounds Relatives

Newlin English, 18, of Bellville, near Lore, Missouri, was fatally shot when a shotgun discharged while he tossed it to his cousin Tryde English, 19. The charge penetrated the chest area and he died within moments during a hunting outing in Toplin.

Toplin Newlin English Bellville Lore Tryde English

Prince Isenburg Castle Threatened by Brass Bug

Berlin reports the twelfth century castle of Prince Isenburg in Hesten faces destruction from a tiny insect called the brass bug. The bug, imported from Asia Minor about 20 years ago with rhubarb mats, eats all wood and furnishings leaving only bare stone.

Berlin

Shock Kills Retired St. Louis Minister

Retired Baptist minister Rev. Zingo, age 90, was fatally burned in a fire caused by a spark from a pipe. The flames were extinguished quickly, but he succumbed to injuries at Hunisville. The incident occurred in May near Et Louis, Sago.

ST. Lous Zingo Hunisville Ford Louis Sago Bee

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