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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
8
An unclear report cites Carrillo speaking on local prosperity efforts at a gathering. The text references a venue and timing but presents fragmented phrasing, leaving the exact location and outcomes uncertain.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a remedy for underweight men and women promising noticeable weight gain and improved health. It claims customers who try four boxes or two dollar boxes will gain at least five pounds or get a refund, with testimonials of dramatic results and a guarantee backed by druggists.
After eight years of research Pare notes a device hidden on a plane edge to move tiny wings that extend automatically from metal projections. The mechanism aims to restore control by creating lift and stability during spins. Handley Page officials showcased a curved surface wing concept and discussed international cooperation with Mexico to elevate technical standards and commerce. The Railroad conventions wrapped with a three day tour planned through the Lower Rio Grande Valley as a special train visits Browns ville and crosses into Alexina.
The Hesar County Bar Association meeting adopted three requirements for future operation under a constitution by law and code of ethics. Sn Howirg Vernietun presented the committee report. John M. HiepStt Iraq spoke on the new law school fostered by the association. Plans to invite the Stave Association of Appellate Judges to hold its 1829 convention in San Antonio were discussed. About 410 Rexale county bar members belong to the local association.
Mary C Trask and Ali M Belville two New York artists touring Texas for Ideag praised San Antonio calling it the most picturesque southern city. They stopped in Thursday to view sites and planned to return home with open canvas for painting, drawn by the Spanish atmosphere of the city.
George Remus, noted Ohio whiskey operator, will use Department of Justice records in his defense over the charge of murdering his wife. This step follows a conference with justice officials and signals a strategic move in the high profile legal battle.
Congressman Connally denies a woman named Sally Clarkson Clark left her will in a $300,000 estate probe. The suit, brought by Clarkson’s relatives, targets a contested will involving a chauffeur and four nieces seeking a share of the estate amid a cited contest in the routing Dallas area. The report notes Connally’s denial and references a larger will dispute connected to the estate.
Lt Nel Thomas C Lonergan was found guilty months ago by a commercial court and sentenced to temporary reduction in rank. He has now been exonerated on the liquor charge and restored to full duty.
A British submarine engages pirates preying on shipping along the Chinese coast. After rescuing the crew of the steamer Trene, the sub attacked the pirates shore rendezvous near Liay Bay, with a dramatic rescue and the pirates' lair set afire. The action highlights the chase forty miles north of here and the role of the Navigation Company in safeguarding seized vessels.
A Monterey retreat report states a Negro woman was treated at Robert B. Green hospital for a scalp wound after being struck by a four beer bottle in the hands of her son who fled before police arrived. The assailant escaped custody.
Wallenburg Colo Oct 21 wholesale arrests of pickets were made by the IWW party at the Cameron mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. About 620 women were confined in the district courtroom under guards as arrests and dispersal were carried out. The mine had suspended operations and pickets were absent today despite the actions.
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