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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1931
Page
3
Gloria Swanson, famed American cinema star, travels to Paris for a marriage to Marquis. The tale follows her romantic pursuits, earlier marriages, and a new chapter in a foreign setting. The Paris sojourn includes a château on the riverbank and encounters with antique royal relics as inspiration for her life story.
Gloria Swanson, former Chicago extra and famed American actress, wed the Marquis de la Palatère de la Coudraye in a Paris ceremony after a romance with the French nobleman. Her rise from cinema to aristocracy is celebrated in New York and Paris as she begins married life with public acclaim and a gala premiere.
A premature dynamite blast during an eight mile paving project near Ow NO Texas injured a worker named Gray. The blast struck his right eye, causing a serious head injury. Medical staff performed multiple procedures to close the wound and stabilize the man at the site.
Walker plans and Mooney pardon bid are discussed as James J. Welker visits Seth Mooney in La Quentin prison amid editorials. The San Francisco Chronicle cites multiple papers on the event while California politics and court actions loom, Governor involvement noted with mentions of Tooney case and Supreme Court rules.
A 29 year old woman faced a felony count in Justice of the Peace John H. Shook's court on a $500 bond for allegedly concealing and receiving $129.50 worth of clothing stolen in October and November. Pascuela Zimmerman of 209 Sank Hosa Ave is named in the complaint. Meno Merhandex, 42, of 227 South Pecos Street, is also charged as an accessory. The victims listed include Aumes T. Vole of 510 Pitt elvset.
Randolph Chief Champ at Turks Ams reports Fred L. Marlin commander of Standolph ficht claims title of champion turkey hunter for his command. First Lieut Harold A Burlton leads the bunting expedition. The event occurred on a ranch in Falwords county with Major Martin allegedly taking a limit before noon on day one. Burlton’s company reportedly hunted squirrel and other game including a rattlesnake.
Wills Rogers recounts a rough sea voyage aboard the Empress of Russia dated November 28, detailing a typhoon loss of a lifeboat and seasickness. He notes American reluctance to intervene abroad and asserts confidence in handling Japanese threats, ending with a plug for his latest picture Ambassador Hil.
Randolph Fliers anticipate continued mild fall weather as the Hap dolph sea command conducts preparations on the aprons. West Park hosts activities with boats and horses to stake out operations while wind and light rain are not hindering the efforts. The manager notes the schedule, weather favoring the fliers and allowing ongoing training and maintenance.
Governor Steeling left for a relaying trip near Kerrville and declined to intervene in the pending execution of Red Wing Cherokea, a convicted murderer of Angelina Cavaxos, a two year old. The state plans to move Red Wing to Vaulsville prison as Texas investigates a story he told in his death house suggesting the child was killed by another. Evidence indicated uncertainty about the child’s killer.
A garbled report details multiple thefts including a doctor’s medical kit from an automobile on Baris court and a small strong box with contents stolen from Davit Wong’s home at B15 North Prnv street. The itemized fragments mention a pistol, scabbard, bell, clothing valued at various sums, and several named streets.
Ward and Ross S. Sterling advocate repealing the cotton acreage reduction act. LawmakersWestbrook and others argue regional states will not call special sessions to pass similar measures, noting South Carolina Arkansas and Mississippi rely on others, potentially keeping Texas safe.
Justice imposed fines on several individuals for theft related to shoplifting. Pole Flores paid 412 South Gareda street costs, with additional penalties. Joe Martines received a 23.30 fine. The mishandled proceedings referenced prior high fines and unspecified glove absence in the incident.
Two trainmen perished in a wreck between stock and coal trains on the Pennsylvania railroad. James Shearer and another man from Binksville were cremated when their caboose was struck. A third worker was thrown from the car but rescued.
eleven year old Tienura Smith of Mayfield Park recovers at South Bowe infirmary after being struck in the neck during a Thursday fight. The weapon was knocked down as a nearby incident caused minor injury.
Vera Cruz disarmament decreed with exceptions for federal workers and police. to take effect by December 10. Eulogio Crtix assumed command today, replacing prior leadership as security operations begin. Women boost aviation efforts in Istanbul as hundreds join flight clubs this year.
A prepared indictment in Worth outlines charges against two Dallas men, Schuster Marshall Sr and Wilbert Seales, tied to an alleged bank robbery plot in Mansfield. Authorities said the plan aimed to rob Citizens Bank in Mansfield after a printed diary surfaced. Marshal denied involvement, calling the accusations absurd, while Seales remained in custody as investigators continued questions with other suspects identified only as Mack and Oh.
Burglars stole more than $1000 worth of cigarettes from the L. C. Berrey office and warehouse at 106 Went Martin Street. Two offices were knocked and the thiefs left behind 20 cases of cigarettes and 2 million ways. Thieves entered through a side transom and tampered with a salem combination. A gas station at 103 West Morgan Street was also hit for gasolines as police speculate a long drive in an automobile in another section of town.
Local notices advertise dances and events in Castrosille and nearby towns. Gene Jrte orchestra and Melody Vonse perform on November 28 with various bands and hosts at multiple venues including Danverse, Midway, and Martinez Social. Security Mol and WG W. Collmerce provide music by Meresmovers. weekly dances occur every Saturday night into the early morning.
In Fort Worth, a bond forfeiture ruling was issued for a man named Morton connected to a firearms related indictment. Judge McCroes ordered $2600 paid by three sureties, with the case tied to a prior robbery attempt and a gunpoint incident involving a teacher. Names listed include L. Smith, Paeches, and W.A. Turner of Fort Worth.
Police investigate the death of actor Robert Ames at a New York hotel suite after a report of illness. Autopsy indicated possible internal hemorrhage from a kidney ailment, while investigators scrutinize circumstances surrounding his demise.
Winter weather stops the national assault as coast to coast drive ends with mixed conditions east of the Mississippi. Stormy patterns ease in the West while the Southeast and Northeast experience fog, smoke, and cool spells. Denver snow and California precipitation appear minor, with flights to New Orleans and other cities canceled due to weather.
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