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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1928
Page
12
KTSA radio station resumes broadcasting after an outage caused by equipment damage. Officials say service will return Wednesday with plans to restore popular programming and continue advertising in the classified sections.
Bond of 250 forfeited in two burglary and theft charges after Juan Ramirez failed to appear in court. Indicted for burglarizing Petra Martinez home at 1017 South Sanmarens street on August 10. Related charges cited against Kawnires connected to theft of a phonograph, guns, watches and other items valued around 200 dollars.
In New York Miss Beulah Troy sues 62-year-old Billy Hoagland known as Playboy Hoagland for 250000 dollars claiming he played too rough and beat her up in a quiz filing.
A dense list of names appears with maiden and married names, street addresses, and dates in November and December. The document records childbirths and licenses with numerous individuals including Fen Kamudia, Dora Gutierrez, Josefina Pastrang, Modesto Rios, Guadalupe Wheeler, and many others, along with multiple street addresses and birth announcements. It reflects public vital records usage listing names, ages, sexes, and locations without narrative context.
A 20 year old, Hofugin Ferrera of Travin street, unable to name his attacker after a street incident. Patrolman S. Tt Geanxnlew reported the case as he accompanied the injured man to a hospital. Divorces granted include Ines Well versus Viegna Tell and Na n Alewans versus Anta He Goforhva.
Henrietta Bursean, 62, a Black woman, was burned in a yard fire at 411 Alobaum Street. She was rushed to Thobert A. Green Hospital in critical condition.
In Trenton New Jersey Gloria Caruso Enrico Caruso’s young daughter is awarded two thirds of royalties from her father voice recordings estimated near $1 million. The Italian court ruling grants half the New Jersey estate to Gloria with the rest divided among Mrs Dorothe P. B. Caruso Giovanni Caruso Furico Caruso Jr and Rodalpho Caruso.
Ned Lawrence and Clifford Lawrence were charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace and released on bond of 100 dollars each Tuesday morning. The arrests stemmed from a disturbance near Montgomery vig store on McCullough avenue Olmos drive. Deputy Sheriff Joe Flores signed the complaint. the case was processed in Jubilee court with Gust Jones overseeing the department.
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce wired opposition to Florida's proposed prohibitive tariff on Mexican tomatoes. Porter Whaley, the manager, warned that San Antonio and the Southwest rely on the Mexican crop for tomato supply for most of the year and a high duty would force prices up, making Mexican tomatoes unaffordable and driving them off the market.
Members of the Salvation Army drive, led by executive chairman Tonas Caldwall, gathered at the Gunter Hotel noon Tuesday to plan fundraising canvassing in San Antonio. They aimed to raise large donations and mail appeals to residents not normally solicited, seeking 2500 test mailings to solicit small contributions.
The San Antonio garbage and canary department will grant a holiday on Thanksgiving Day for the first time. About 250 workers will have the day off, with no garbage pickup in any part of the city.
A physician warns against habitual strong laxatives and recommends cascara as a mild, non habit forming option. The ad claims cascara cleanses the colon as effectively as stronger purges, is safe for children, and offers a gradual habit-free relief starting the day after use.
Washington nov 27 Representative Wilton Tilson of Connecticut Republican leader in the house supports a special session to consider tariff revision as the main issue. He said farm price legislation could pass at the approaching short session and that if extra recess is needed it should come soon after March 4.
LYSER November 27 continued the trial of Loyd Wilson, father-in-law of the defendant, charged with slaying Rex Wallace of Group last April. The proceeding was postponed to March 25, with Christmas counsel for the defense noted. Car sales ads appear nearby in the Wig catalog, urging used car opportunities from Lizanto dealers.
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