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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1927
Page
1
Mrs Mathews paw, 1493 A W Kal s detes avenue, rescued her husband trapped beneath the steering wheel after a wreck on a highway north of Water, pulling him from the burning car. The sedan burst into flames moments later, and the pair were spotted by passing motorists as the vehicle erupted.
Sheriff Parker and Fred Owens of Pieber county arrive in Fort Worth en route to Morgan to interview a man arrested there Sunday and believed to be Bill Smith, charged with the murder of Sheriff Bob Smith and Deputy Sheriff Jake Owens at Roby. Breeding Civens is a brother of the deceased deputy.
The open air pavilion dance event begins each evening at Bordeck with festivities extending into midnight. Street venues and local organizers promote daily performances and a late closing time.
In the wake of a violent tornado that devastated St. Louis on September 29, a Columbia school was in session during a scheduled fire drill when the twister struck, sparing occupants from injury.
The report mixes a looming air gas war with a city court hearing over San Antonio Irrigation Co. alleged sewerage flaws at Mitchell Lake. City Attorney Ryan seeks delays. R Russell remains unserved. A parallel bank heist details six robbers and a manager shot during the burglary.
Radio listeners in New York asked for Beethoven as their favorite composer during a televised or broadcast segment. The poll collected many varied replies as part of a music appreciation feature on classical topics.
Storms and heavy rain sweep across the British Isles with gales reported in coastal areas. Forecasters warn of worsening conditions, potential power outages, and travel disruptions as residents brace for continued unsettled weather.
An official charge alleges Klan members plotted riotous action and intended violence. Cyclone William C. Thrig presented the case as part of an effort to curb Klan activity in Pennsylvania, tied to broader calls for action in Georgia.
A fragmentary report describes heavy snowfall across a national forest area, with unclear location markers and garbled text. The readable portion indicates winter weather and possible impacts on access and safety.
Promotion announced for General Reeves Staley as brigadier general and transfer to duties at Fort Sam Houston. He served in World War I with the 43rd Infantry part of the 89th Division, commanded his unit in Europe, and received the Distinguished Service Medal and French Croix de Guerre for valor.
In Washington a Masonic service at Temple Voights drew attendees including Fredle Dou and Mrs Goalidge. Masters of 102T presided as dignitaries and local officials joined the ceremony, signaling a notable civic Masonic event in the capital.
In a morning event the pair Schlee and Brock exited a ride and headed north, with locals noting the trip's purpose and direction amid an otherwise routine morning scene.
The Brunawimous commission approved placing a monument on a lane in front of the municipal auditorium to honor Civil War riders. Officials citing requests since auditorium completion debated funding and location before votes by Commissioner Lanshert and Mayor Wright. Monument association president Mrs. R H Ruacelt spoke in support as sculptor Gutzon Borglum outlined the statue.
Archbishop Droissarts, welcomed back in San Antonio, spoke of European impressions. He noted Germany’s prosperity, fears for Belgium and Italy’s Mussolini aligned with Russia, and affirmed that the pope views Mussolini as a strong leader. He praised America and enjoyed the sea voyage and European road trips while preferring quiet towns to big cities.
Mrs. Tillie Hull stepped into the street to fetch her granddaughter, was struck by a trolley car, and suffered severe injuries. She was placed on the curb and transported to a hospital for treatment, with one leg broken and possible fatal damage anticipated. the incident occurred near Treva Street and Wank in front of her residence.
Fragmentary text references a former senator and a wedding context with names Williams Bliss Webb Bryant and Muar Ved, dated yesterday, hinting at a personal anniversary or wedding observance within a political figure’s circle.
The report notes washouts on a main highway between Halle City and Poth halting traffic and forcing repairs. A bridge at Cabinoray is warned to be impassable should heavy rains continue, risking further closures until conditions improve.
A man assaulted a woman in Sacramento and then killed himself in a separate incident. The report notes prior abuse, followed by self harm after the confrontation. Authorities investigation continues as details emerge from the court and police records.
The investigation into padded payrolls is slated to resume in October as county officials and prosecutors prepare to reassemble the grand jury. Details remain limited but officials indicate continued focus on discrepancies in state and local government salary records.
Obituary notes the death of Matin S Brenan a priest astronomer at JST LOTTA Ott 31 in St Louis after an illness following a Trigerian Hbiesa incident. It preserves his Catholic faith and scientific vocation with brief biographical context.
In Fitinwood Kansas on October 8 a drowning occurred when 18 month old Robert Aghats fell into a jar of water at the farm home of Henry Achats and his wife. The child was intrigued by his reflection and is believed to have overbalanced, leading to the accident.
Charles Jy Mullews, who served as special judge of Ninety-foneth Thestle Court, was elected special judge of Seventy-three District Court on Monday. He will replace Judge Re W. Terceil, who, on physician advice, will take indefinite rest. Matthews, by ninety four votes to fifty four for Brown, convened court in the old courthouse before removal to the new building, with Violet Schaefer, a woman attorney in the district clerk’s office, receiving one role.
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