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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
17
The French premier concluded his public appearance with a farewell dinner attended by dignitaries and state officials. The exchange with President Thoever in Widerworld theater marked a notable moment in Franco‑American discussions amid ongoing Parley negotiations.
An advertisement parodies late night remedies and pharmacy pitches, claiming relief from restlessness through various tonics and drugstore offerings. The mockeries reference Menthe Pepsin and Wee Sommers drug stores as sources for remedies.
A distressed speaker laments being misread and seeks relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the tonic as a system regulator and mood lifter, promising relief from blues during trying times and encouraging readers to request the tablets by name.
A reader funded plea criticizes current financial policy and urges the governor to advocate changes. The letter laments withheld neutrality and argues for reducing interest on money to ease burdens on households and businesses amid perceived system flaws. It asks for legal and monetary reforms to adjust money circulation and price dynamics.
A crowded New York gathering urged honoring soldiers as speakers including Mayne Walker and C. Gut discussed national policy amid debate on wartime debt and treaty revisions. The meeting reflected broad support for patriotism and governance measures affecting the country’s wartime posture.
Obituary notices for Mrs. Joxelink Arocha Huerta 30 of 422 Torrron atrent, and Mrs. Leann Sangerhinsen, among others, with details on services, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Also notes the death of Henry I Miller 70, with service at Abe Itiibe Undertaking, and mentions multiple relatives and locations in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
County judges convene in Lanier to denounce Lexar counties for bias in tax revenue and demand the legislature redraw road funding shares. Officials note 24 percent of tax funds stay in Lexar, while many counties rely on road bonds and special taxes to keep highways open in winter and dry seasons. The hearing includes engineers from Dallas, Fort Worth, and San Antonio as prosecutors argue for a unified national system.
Parliament may consider a bill proposed by Deputy Jean Ll to ban imitation Paris style pants. The measure targets copied fashion designs and seeks penalties for infringing garments at the next session.
A fragmentary narrative recounts Coronado era exiles and Maximilian era fortune seekers fleeing to Mexico and Latin nations. It details a massacre near Castle Gap, a wagon train clutching gold and silver, a survivor’s flight to San Antonio, and a hidden treasure buried along the Pecos Concho route, with Carlotta and Austrian emigre links.
Wednesday feature by J Frank Dubie from Coronado's Children recounts a Pecos tale.
In Washington the power struggle between the White House and the Senate continued in Supreme Court proceedings. The dispute centered on the Senate’s authority to counsel and confirm nominees, with figures like George Hig Smith and others referenced in the tense legal dialect surrounding the nomination and oath.
Hopkins returns to headquarters after a six week absence due to illness. Captain Adibery Tokina fad resumed duties in the police department while Rildar tours eastern settlements, and officials note ongoing patrols.
In New York on October 27 leaders challenge established anti trust statutes urging a push for immediate reform. The message centers on regulatory changes and enforcement perspectives amid ongoing policy debates.
A fragmented note claims 666 LIQGU OH TABLETS ease a toothache or neuralgia in 30 minutes and warn of a first day cold check with alti checks Matarin in three days plus a 666 Salve for Baby's Cold.
Ambiguous text notes holding patterns and market terms. Mentions J W Hoopes president of the Finale Bankers association and references to links and markets including cotton and tankers. Unclear OCR yields few concrete facts or dates to anchor a clear summary.
A clock ticks toward execution for four men condemned in a high profile slaying of a police officer. The four, including a man identified as Rat Sengedner, await fate in the state penitentiary as Governor St Sleeting weighs possible clemency amid federal interest.
A fragmented report notes total awards reaching 63 million for building projects. The text references land trading and employment linkage but is garbled, obscuring exact entities and dates. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
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