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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1928
Page
11
Lyle Barstow abashedly courts Tey Loiler in a tense scene of flirtation and social masking. Kathleen Stuywes and Curtis grid the room as gossip and propriety clash with longing. A fragile balance of pride and desire surfaces amid hurried whispers and blocked embraces.
A fragmented notice outlines a claim about a new growth phase in a live oil product and a guarantee of profit to a figure named Uhosa who claims invention within an era or organization. It references Crockett 2400 Service and a courtesy note, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Will Rogers travels widely and exposes his views in brief comments. He recently visited the White House and met with Mr Coolidge, generating lively reactions and mixed impressions about American life and politics.
A local fire investigation begins after a blaze destroyed a church edifice. Authorities report the structure suffered extensive damage and valuables, including gold altars, were reported missing or destroyed. Officials estimate property loss at about 2000 dollars.
Disjointed OCR text outlines upheaval in a campus or city business setting with references to leaders, committees, and new staff roles. Mentions a gymnasium, swimming class, and various named individuals amid scattered phrases. The passage lacks coherent events but signals organizational shakeups and program changes.
Police report a robbery targeting a man at East Commerce and Fire Oak streets. Suspects described as two Black women who fled with about $400. Names and exact details unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary text shows multiple names and street addresses with errors. No coherent event or action is provided to summarize into a single news item.
Funeral services were held Sunday for John J Flaherty 62 of 14 Thulard Fleout, Los Angeles. He formerly ran a business department and died after forty four years in the trade. Surviving are his widow Mrs Jean Minherlys, two children and two sisters. Funeral attended by relatives.
Newtony Masons invited to hear a band concert and full orchestra recital at the Scottish Temple auditorium in Aiea. The event is under the direction of Wallér dish and Waller Tilt with organist duties noted.
Florencia Moreno, 23 years with Mexican police, notes thieves elsewhere take gifts. She recalls daylight burglaries where intruders enter homes, threaten servants, then ransack interiors. Details from an interview outline how burglars operate and what they seize.
In a confused incident at the Brooke Field Officers' Club the club funds were stolen from an automobile. Four men named WOL, Andésom, Cobipanion and two others were involved at the South Flores street offices. A $690 donor check was negotiable. Each man thought the others had brought the money, according to a preliminary police report.
Police here Monday received a letter from authorities in it Ullice Chief day for information. The flyer asks for relatives of John Smith and mentions Triangles or domitimist as possible identifiers. The case appears to be an active information request.
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