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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1928

Page

10

Yelling Band Robbery at Loombeck Creamery

Chicago on November 27 reports a grand state robbery at the Loombeche creamery where about $7,000 was stolen. Six or more workers were laid on the floor as robbers entered through doors and windows, shouting like college athletes.

Chicago Bantran Lombeceht Moses Coll Deata Yilows Ag W. TE. Kesitemann

Zeppelin Offers Polar Flights Of Scientific Body

The Graf Zeppelin, having completed the first round trip trans Atlantic voyage, will be offered for polar flights by the National Aeronautic Committee. The decision was made at a meeting led by Dr Guevani with Nansen and other noted scientists in attendance.

Boosted Caldwell Backed for Texas State Teachers’ Presidency

Hugo Caldwell backed for presidency of the Texas State Teachers’ Association meeting in Dallas as the likely nominee for 1920. G. W. Gotke, former Brackenridge-Senior principal, emerges as a whispering potential winner amid speculation. J. Cochran of Del Rio listed as another contender with South Texas support.

Hugo Caldwell Keyes Cator State Teachers’ Association Neasion Teachers’ Association of Gotke Nominalien Bas Leon Maite Tat Linien Nominalien J . Cochran del Rio Cochran Poexag

Senator Colter, Governor Clash in Capitol Fracas

In Phoenix on November 27, a heated exchange between Arizona Governor G W D Munt and State Senator Fred Colter erupted into a scuffle in the state capitol over the Colorado River question. J W Strode said he saw the governor stagger after a blow. Colter was said to have been struck as legislators closed in, with officers and onlookers shouting.

Phoenix Aris G. W. D. Munt Arizonaa Fred Colter Atale Coloraa Nestion Rizona Colorado Jorebicks

Railway Land Commissioner Dies in Dallas at 66

Dallas. Frank J. Burke 66, land and industries commissioner for the Texas and Pacific railway, died of heart disease at his home. Burke served with the railroad for twenty years.

T. P. Railway Dallas Frank J. Burke Land and Industrias Textand Pacific Railway Ai. Burke Railroad

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