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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
2
John Hollister, a nonofficial union voice from Bhamoxkin Pennsylvania, outlines terms for a return to work by 148,000 striking miners in the anthracite fields. He says the key demand is a union checkoff with wage equalization, and that pay increases should be tied to time lost if the strike lasts longer.
A man with the sister of a 22 year old woman demanded half of a $100 reward for the arrest of a cashier who absconded from Middlesboro Kentucky with about 40000 in cash and bonds and a 22 year old woman. They were captured in San Antonio and the pink was released while the cashier returned to Kentucky.
Official advices from Washington report the Province of Torste has been transferred from Catle to Pers under President Coolidge arbi tral award in the Tarnn Arlez dispute. General Pershing and a commission representing the two South American republics took part in the transfer ceremony. A tentative boundary will be drawn after a survey by a special commission appointed by Coolidge.
The Associated Press reports the Italian submarine Bobastiano Venier, missing after maneuvers off Bleily, is officially lost. Premier Mussolini urged the submarine service to carry on with duty despite the nation’s grief.
In Sequatchie County Tennessee a sheriff was shot and killed at a liquor trial in a feud involving the Godasy family and their rivals. Deputy Tigre Line of Marion County was wounded and the assailants were arrested and jailed. The long running conflict in the mountains of Southeastern Tennessee prompted the fatal incident at the federal courthouse.
New Century head Howitt Howland will become editor of The New Mapantne succeeding Glenn, recently elected president of Gallery of Wiktonsie. Sosland will take over on October 1.
SRADTLE, Wash. A blood transfusion may revive a person apparently dead from drowning if resuscitation fails. Dr William Speidel, a Seattle physician, proposes this theory, based on heart muscle paralysis from drowning and hopes it proves practicable.
N. H. King spoke to the Salesmanship Club at the Thursday luncheon in the YMCA warning against mistaking familiarity for friendship in business. M. Etcore presided. James Caldwell led the business session. Jerome Zofler's Snpbb Orchestra provided music.
James Stolaus of Woodboties, aged unknown, committed suicide at the Blackstone hotel. He rented an expensive suite, dressed in dinner attire, dined alone, then shot himself in his hotel room. No motive given. Police opened an inquiry.
Austin dispatch reports United States Gearrity Mortgage company of Doni received a blue sky permit from the secretary of state to sell 2500 shares of preferred stock at 100 dollars per share. The capitalization is 500,000 dollars with 2500 shares valued at 100 dollars each subscribed.
Admiration rose for a comprehensive autumn millinery display featuring Paris approved styles. The first full presentation of autumn atyses drew attendees who praised the collection’s distinct hats and fluttering, individualized designs. Those unable to attend are urged to visit tomorrow or soon to see the standout hats and stylish mementos.
A partial, garbled text fragment describes school wear with new styles such as mode items, high necks, leather motifs, and plaid effects in blue, green, lavender, tan, and rose shades. Mentions affordable pricing around $4.90 and a Kmart-like context, but details are unclear.
Novelty ponch bags offered in tan black gold with chain handles. Described as blending with fall outfits. Priced at 3.49, featuring soft morocco and patent leather in two tone tan brown black red blue. Includes coin purse and mirror.
A fragment describes an autumn dress and a scarf with ironic fascination. The text mentions bold colors, printed stripes, and fringe details. It notes a width of about 12 inches and a few uncertain price cues in a compressed garbled style.
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