14 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented portrait shows a girl sitting with a cigarette, caught between desire for bread and hardship. The narrative sketches contradictions as she endures life’s jumble, facing separation from her two little horses for the first time.
Petra Alos charged with sale and possession of intoxicating liquor and maintaining a nuisance on West Armenian Street. Bond set at 500 dollars after a hearing before United States Commissioner Ben Siddall Friday morning.
A garbled report links Max Hoff known as Loo Boo to police fund costs in Philadelphia totaling 3,490,000 in 1026, with 250,000 cited for payrolls and bootlegger spending. The piece also notes political corruption doubts, quotes Tope Pius Fleventh on church unity, and mentions France's defense pass plan and a Studio enrollment ad.
A 42 year old man, A. W. Scheleher of 2201 North Flores Street, was dragged between two box cars on a Southern Pacific freight train early Friday. He had his leg amputated at Santa Rose infirmary Friday noon. He was in critical condition after the operation and treated for other injuries.
The report chronicles a tense finish as Jones, leading Finlay, keeps a four up margin at the fifth and twelfth holes before Finlay rallies with birdies. Perkins battles back and Voigt presses, while Perlmüller remains a key threat with decisive shots around the greens.
The custody fight over Kacl-Pi Boatwright Sr. intensified as the father filed habeas corpus to gain custody while witnesses testified about the child's upbringing. The mother defended that the child receives proper care and a suitable home.
Twelve district managers of Central Light and Power gathered Friday morning on the Plaza hotel roof for an informal quarterly get-together. Vice-president and general manager E. Neiswanger presided and noted the meeting is the regular quarter gathering of the district managers.
D. D. Gray pleaded not guilty to theft over 40 dollars and was placed under bond of 490 dollars after waiving preliminary hearing before Justice Tennis Holtz. He is alleged to have stolen oil drilling machinery valued at about 1000 dollars from Utah-Tex Oil Company and George Finch on July 23, per a complaint by W. D. Orr.
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