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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
10
Southampton reports American copper millionaire Saac Guggenheim died suddenly in England. The financier, long linked to Guggenheim interests, fell ill at his hotel and passed away before reaching a hospital.
A fragmented OCR reads like an old advert noting high demand for a cor remover sold by druggists. The product promises relief for cor pain with claims of quick action and effects described as cleansing and soothing. It references preparation details and a February timing, with mentions of a cream and ready availability in drugstores.
A Guggenheim family member dies before the planned voyage, with a coroner's inquest set for the afternoon to determine if an autopsy is needed. The Guggenheims and their guardian are en route to Southamston, while Inaac Guggenheim, a prominent investor, is noted for key roles in mining and refining firms.
El Paso reports rebel leader Murguia fleeing on foot after forces were routed by regulars in an encounter near Durango last week. Details from General Escobar's camp arriving yesterday describe military pend jourlers and advise caution for pursuing troops.
Washington D C Detachment 4 Mobilizes Entire American Red Cross Force for Near East Relief. Convention cites urgent needs as funds dispatched to Athens and Davis posts for essential supplies. Address by Dr A Hoss Til outlines foreign operations and field work plans.
A chaotic report from Lower California cites Mexican authorities summoning General Pablo Magias amid a feud with the government. The action ties to multiple offenses connected to recent arrests and federal agents. The event centers on a claim by Tavarrubios alleging improper acts in the harbor region and a controversial appeal in Mexico City.
General Ceptard Weed governor of the Philippines will return to the United States shortly to resume the presidency of the University of Pennsylvania. John Wegler of Philadelphia reports Wegler, head of a publishing house, was sent to contact General Wood who is on leave of absence from the university.
Pla Muntcipat Batery reports Ban Francscun plans to fix city institutions with annual savings of seven thousand dollars. Authorities claim the measure will reduce operating costs and stabilize municipal services.
A municipal board faced division as a resolution to approve a bakery project was reduced and then rejected. The vote reflected tensions over the proposed site and alleged planning inconsistencies. Local officials debate the next steps and potential revisions.
United States District Court hears Jose...lein indicted for forging a money order. Prosecution contends the money order was intended for another woman sharing the same name. The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined 800 dollars.
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