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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
15
Judge W. S Flynde outlines The Constitution of the United States during the weekly luncheon at the Gunter Hotel. Aztec Theater Orchestra provides entertainment led by Don Fe Vice. President Carl Wright Joboron presides.
The traffic court reports a rapid rise in cases with sixteen motorists arrested Tuesday and Wednesday and three violators tried Wednesday morning. The docket shows many new filings as the seventh week proceeds, leaving numerous cases yet to be disposed.
Governor Smith left Omaha early this morning en route to Oklahoma to deliver the second appeal of his two week campaign across the middle and far West. A long train with the Democratic presidential nominee was due to reach Oklahoma City only after a stop in Nebraska. The first sight stop was at Lincoln Nebraska's capital as Governor McManaman extended the invitation to visit the state capital.
Governor Al Smith rallies 8000 in Omaha criticizing the Hoover farm record. He endorses the McNary Haugen principle of market controls and calls out Teague on political alignment, urging clear stance on western farm policy and export surplus control.
Ad copy claims a product named Lyrine clears bloodshot eyes caused by tiredness crying exposure to sun wind and smoke. It promises a month’s supply and urges readers to try the lotion, asserting immediate relief and restored clarity.
A local testimonial from Tully Newfoundland praises Edie E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Native Wash. The speaker says the remedies relieved illness and weakness after trying the products, and plans to continue using them. The account emphasizes strong personal benefit and belief in the medicines’ value.
A description notes an ensemble featuring blond tones and lace with a dace motif. The outfit includes a fur trimmed coat with matching fur cuffs, presenting a refined, textured look.
Governor Smith criticizes Hoover and Coolidge for failing to deliver farm relief. He cites Republican platforms from 1924 and 1928, accusing Coolidge administration of inaction and promising aid that never materialized. He labels Hoover as opposing the principle of economic equality for agriculture and commerce.
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The City of San Antonio chapter of the National Aeronautic Association delays the luncheon and dinner events due to weather. Delegates including Dr. F. O. Seiser, Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, William Steinhardt, and Prince Gleason travel home by airplane, expected to arrive Thursday. J. W. Beretta reports one workshop recovered.
Mrs. Taylor C Click of 610 Childers St Pulaski testifies about Black-Draught aiding bilious headaches indigestion and constipation for over seventy years. She says she uses it for herself and children and believes it remains a reliable remedy in the local community.
In Frerrdrinskburg on September 10, Walter Klein of Keerville faces a pending jury in district court over the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff William Pape of Llydale. Prosecution and defense arguments unfold as testimony from Ruby LA, 20, of Treriville, and others details the chain of circumstantial evidence. Klein takes the stand denying threats to kill officers. Mrs. William Peter testifies that Klein vowed to kill the officer who searched him. Witnesses describe liquor searches and conflicting accounts of who fired the fatal shot, while defense witnesses dispute proximity at the time.
Edwin Cooper announces official motion pictures by the New Jersey Legion department at the nativent convention in Raw Antonio. The film will cover Fin Antonio's beauty, Part Sam Misuston, the Tying fields, the Alamo, and a Legion circus in Wort Ham Houston. The Alamo segment will be shown at the sale.
Carroll College begins fall term with the largest enrollment in its history, says president Dr Iullen J Carroll. The opening was held Tuesday. A recital featured Mrs Gabe Cuzell Minx Olan Seiser and Miss Rul Uoura. Miss Mary Elizabeth Clailes of Ebelingen performed several numbers. Dr J M Carroll addressed the students.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Joseph Inbinven travels from Florida toward Bowling Green Kentucky. He urges the public to understand the disaster’s impact and to support relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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