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Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss mental illness and children but is largely garbled. No clear events or names are extractable to form a coherent news summary with verifiable details.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
13
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss mental illness and children but is largely garbled. No clear events or names are extractable to form a coherent news summary with verifiable details.
In Kansas City a terror case unfolds as a trial for the life of a suspect progresses. A second man faces the electric chair after police slaying linked to a bank robbery spree. Witnesses recall machine gun fire and a tense pursuit as the case ties to a broader political context.
Services planned for Mrs. Ledesmna with burial at San Periutidle cemetery. Reverend at San Verve cathedral will officiate with a wake held at the Weer Trusts hall. Surviving family members listed include a husband, children, and siblings from Meriden and nearby towns.
The text mixes multiple names and phrases with unclear context. It presents individuals such as Bergne and others described as Belgians or residents, alongside stray mentions of ages and places. The fragmentary nature suggests a damaged notice or report with unreliable OCR rendering and no clear event or outcome.
An obituary note reports Gustav Duerler aged 86 buried from his home after a fall or illness. The local notice mentions police presence and the involvement of city officials during the burial preparations at the residence.
The report details Robinson addressing voters from Daltae to Cisco describing his second child in a hive and hinting at a possible coalition with the Lismerace faction. It notes his popularity in New York politics and his plan to deliver a campaign message tonight amid speculation of a gubernatorial bid.
A garbled report discusses Governor Smith's proposed repeal of federal enforcement in New York and the political clash over prohibition. Letters reference Villard and calls to maintain or alter enforcement, with implications for state law and public sentiment amid a broader national debate.
A driver fled the scene of a collision on a city street, reportedly prompting bystanders including Autry Autey to intervene. The victim attempted to detain the driver while witnesses described chaotic pursuit near Cineimial Avenue and Stel wilahe. Police and emergency crews responded as surrounding residents watched the scene unfold.
The city approved two new plats for the South Side Addition. One unit lies on the ident Spon‑Lehi area, prepared under St. Prankis and Mary Leiteringer, slated for andoral. The second parcel was designated for Treverites Restores Welin Sinitle Ride, with engineer AL Wilkins overseeing the subdivision and related access.
Wisconsin Senator plans a visit to Goolidge amid Minnesota political shifts. The account notes Benatar Sehall and Schall in roles within the executive and congressional directories, with references to Hawiccd and a candidacy linked to agricultural policy.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hughes campaigning for Hoover with references to endorsements by Alfred J. Sloan Jr and others, including Ted Wogles, and planned addresses in New York. The text is garbled but centers on a political stump speaking event and allied figures.
In Newark Hoover plans a speech as part of an September campaign push. The schedule includes events around early September with talks in Neen and Neila, while Runich’s recent actions appear to influence the local race, and the public meeting set for mid-September follows tense campaign activity.
Amid unsettled weather in August and early September, wheat traders faced profit-taking and price swings as shipments and futures moved with crop forecasts. Reports note harvest progress, domestic and international demand, and speculative activity around grain prices, with overall sentiment cautious about yields and storage.
A long list of real estate transfers, deeds, and property transactions is recorded, naming numerous individuals and entities such as Hue Hommel Mika Co, Truly Bea Nuenel, and others. The entries reference parcels, lots, blocks, and various dates, with monetary figures and locations implied throughout this sprawling ledger-like notice.
Market reports show brisk 6A produce trade with wholesale activity centered in Kare Ville and nearby towns. Prices held steady as traders note demand remains strong for key items while lines and stockouts were limited, with occasional price adjustments around 16 cents for certain goods.
A garbled list of vegetable and fruit items with unit prices. Notable entries include potatoes at $1.54 per 300 pounds, tomatoes $1.36 to $1.50 per half bushel, beans 1 to 15 cents per crate, corn and cucumbers priced per bushel or crate, and various other produce prices and measurements.
Poultry views show slight shifts with prices noted at 18 bo 2h cenla and 10 Lo 29 centy per pair. Bacon costs 4 pound, Tah 19 at 5.82 per core. Teniters 20 la 22 cenim per pevinl. Chicago gain meant presents a market tone, with prices and terms outlined for buyers and vendors.
Financial page notes a broad advance with gains in industrials and consumer shares. Major indexes touched new highs as investors reacted to firm earnings and continued liquidity, while bond markets showed mixed results and trading volumes remained active.
Consul Santibanez expressed formal thanks to Brig. Gen. Geo. Albert Trowhey for U S Army honors in Mexico City. Emile Catransia, Mexico's consul, toured Army posts with Second Division units, while supply and prices reported steady in New York and international markets.
Fragmentary notice describes a Taberg Temple event with dance and trees, mentions Mending and Sent, with unclear date or venue details. Further readable names or places are not available in the text.
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