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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1928
Page
1
Readable fragments show a syndicated column by Arthur Brisbane appearing in the Star Company pages. The piece blends opinion and reportage as Brisbane analyzes contemporary events and public figures with his characteristic brisk, observational tone.
May commentary notes banks may fare poorly while farmers endure stress. New York money markets show high margins and speculative gains, with anticipated usury scrutiny by Governor Smith and federal authorities. References to Mellon plans for treasury certificates and inflation in securities hint at profit potential but warn of organized crime and legal challenges.
A boy spends his summer juggling four jobs to stay busy. He works at a grocery store, a dairy, and a dance troupe, delivers magazines, and helps in a cafeteria while also rehearsing with a orchestra. In winter he plans magazine deliveries and cafeteria work, with library visits filling spare time.
A report notes George Tockey, 40, of Han An tagin, has been missing since September. Police and local authorities urged further search efforts and public tips to locate him.
Republicans win Maine governor race by about 60 000 votes. Gardiner defeats Moran as returns from Portland and other precincts push Gardiner to a heavy majority. Widespread GOP gains across counties. Holmes trails by a large margin.
Light Extras previews a Texas league playoff series between Houston and Wichita Falls. The two top teams, split-season leaders, appear evenly matched with strong lineups and a potential Texas title on the line. The Light promises complete play by play and box scores after each day’s games, plus future coverage of the Texas winner against the Southern Association champion.
Mayor Chambers announces resignation of the flood prevention engineer Joe Flood to take effect immediately. The city plans to proceed without a contracted expert, placing the street and engineering department in charge of flood prevention work and seeking feasible public works steps across Commerce Market and Dolor streets.
In New York today Arthur Cutten reported his stock holdings increased profits by 1 750 000, reflecting a sustained rise in prices over the past three years. The figure underscores Cutten’s prominent position in the market as Montgomery World records higher values.
Canadian champion Ness Somperville of Tandon Ontario finished his second round in 78 to sit at 150 total, two behind leader George Von Elm of Nerrous. Von Elm shot 38-41 and struggled with the putter on the 15th, while Fred Weight of Moston stood at 134 after a 60 for the day. The field moved toward the 36-hole total as the event continued with many players listed in the standings.
A major national convention opens in San Antonio prompting a security plan including 600 to 700 police, 100 National Guardsmen, and 100 regional guardsmen. Law enforcement will oversee access as six men and women are questioned and a telegram warns gamblers to leave the city.
STWONDEANS September reports a telegram came that six brothers had died in Philadelphia after a fray. William Walry died here of acute indigestion, details unclear.
Lieutenant Wess Tannagan of the Air Corps is transferred from Nelly Halt to Chanute Field Illinois effective March 10. The move places the aviator at the Chanute base for duties with the Army air service as part of ongoing field assignments.
A reported giant bean measured three feet long near Chicago drawing curiosity from neighbors. Local residents recall varying descriptions from “Tasmanian” to “ble” while noting the eerie size sparked talk of unusual produce. No formal confirmation or measurements are provided.
In Kansas City a 25 year old electrician identified as Tonks shot and killed his former wife Mrs. Welen Margaret Tranks as she sat near her home, then killed himself at a rooming house on Springs Street. The couple had separated and one child, Eugene, survives.
Continued warm weather with clearing skies is forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday by J A Jarboe of The weather Infiresh. Prospects call for fair weather across West and South Texas following days of heavy rainfall. Only five lines report even during the past twenty four hours: Delito Dustin Liana Warahachia Lochelle.
Los Angeles dated report states film actress Sylvia Breamer filed for divorce from Dr. Marcy W. Martin in the county clerk's office. They wed in 1924 and separated earlier this year as outlined in the complaint filed yesterday.
An earthquake registering about moderate intensity was recorded at Regis College in Denver at 4 o'clock this morning. Ay Forestadl, in charge of the apparatus, said the quake likely occurred on the North American continent but could not estimate its epicenter or direction.
Sept 11 convention split wide open as Anti-Smith forces bolt to Agrivuts building. Chaos erupts with banners torn and a fight near the stage. Colquitt leads cries for Democrats unity while Smith supporters clash and a banner is wrested from a woman. The riot ends as many seats fill and order is restored. continues on Page 2.
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