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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
1
The report notes a kerosene oil explosion causing a death and injuries to a husband and an infant whose condition is uncertain. Ambrose Gallinea and others were rushed to a hospital after a night incident with burns and unclear outcomes. A fire destroyed parts of the residence and an infant reportedly escaped with injuries.
Chicago report says Armour refused to reveal grain trading figures to the Federal Trade Commission examining wheat futures. Officials pressed for data on 1920 through early 1928 trading, but Armour declined, citing ongoing inquiry and personal protest.
AP dispatch from Constantinople notes Turkish troops pulling back from Chanak area as Allied powers set opener for peace conference. Military observers warn talks may demand concessions, with potential casualties cited. U.S. influence emphasized in Near East policy and protection of missionaries and property valued at ten million dollars.
Federal officers report a cache of about 1725 quarts of high grade liquor seized six miles west of ED Tas. The find included unlabeled whiskey gin champagne and other spirits as officers and inspectors watched from Mick Fill to Denver. Several suspects were arrested and will face charges.
A state newsroom recounts a botched dual murder investigation marked by coerced confessions and faulty methods. Reporters debunk the third degree routine while police insist on a “reasonable basis” for suspecting Clifford Hayes and the Balmer case widens public outcry and calls for reforms.
In Winona Minnesota on October 14 a woman, Harriet Stabman Pease, filed for divorce from Elowry Pease known as the Jail Poet. Pease, jailed for robbery, married Miss Stabman May 22 while serving a sentence and has allegedly threatened her life and others.
Washington D C relief distributor Spens announced that all restrictions upon the supply of bunker coal to American and foreign ports of the United States have been removed. The move expands access for ships at sea and benefits maritime trade worldwide.
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