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Roach Straton engages in Texas campaigns amid political debate. The preacher will not discuss religion, and the article notes a Wednesday event featuring Al, amid provocative references to the devil.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
1
Roach Straton engages in Texas campaigns amid political debate. The preacher will not discuss religion, and the article notes a Wednesday event featuring Al, amid provocative references to the devil.
A lengthy Chicago editorial urges a yes vote to fund and construct a new airport, arguing it will modernize the city and boost commerce. It cites Shakespeare volumes, aviation plans, and regional contrasts to frame aviation as essential for growth and national leadership.
A garbled notice announces Dr Straten will discuss an anti Smith program at an auditorium in New York City. It mentions a change in schedule and references religious figures and political context, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
Mexican government announces the start of an air mail service to Mexico City next Monday. The import of new routes includes U.S. and Latin American connections with planes planned to operate from Houston and New York, pending official approval and safety clearances.
General confirmation places the Baltic fleet commander at Kiel in line to become the new naval chief, succeeding the recently resigned Admiral Zenker. Adeftucder, cormialer, is named to lead the Baltic naval division amid organizational changes and reports of a recent resignation.
Emergency relief teams work in Florida after a hurricane wrecked towns near Palm Beach. Officials report hundreds of dead and missing residents, with bodies recovered near Glade and Melienn Hay. Red Cross crews coordinate shelter, burial sites, and water supply as homes and stores struggle to reopen.
The article reports Clara Bow’s father’s marriage in Los Angeles on September 4. Details are garbled but mention of a ceremony and references to prior marriage annulment are noted, with unclear names and affiliations.
The Light 15 Hamed Legion meets at the Ginter hotel in Wide cnet for a five day convention with regional delegates from all parts. The official newspaper plans to chronicle the event and publish proceedings and reader notices.
Madrid officials estimate about 420 people perished when the Maveidaites theater burned at a New Year’s Eve performance. Dozens were injured and many missing as dense smoke and a panicked crowd blocked exits. Doctors labored overnight at makeshift stations amid scorched scenery and falling flames.
TEA GMOAT reports a swimmer died following a dive in shallow water. The incident occurred at a local water body with preliminary details indicating a fatal diving accident.
The administration rejected a proposed purchase of central police station sites including Market area, Diesel Avenue and Dolavoxa Street. TheVenbinilled bid of 200000 dollars over five years was deemed too costly, with objections cited by Major O M Chambers and Mayor Chianders.
WASHINGTON Sept 24 report says the government seeks urgent extradition of two suspects linked to the murder of several boys along the river. Names given as Partly legible officials indicate Pontnla and Baral as joint guardians in the case. The article notes tension and international involvement amid the push for swift legal action.
Fragmentary police blotter item notes a Black suspect detained after a store break in. An officer named Vearge and others pursued through a muddy area toward a wooded stretch. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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The forecast calls for southerly winds boosting the temperature and bringing fair skies across the region. After a recent drop to near seasonal lows, readings are expected to rebound as winds shift from north to southeast. The Weather Bureau notes a light rainfall over the past three days, totaling about two inches for September, with general fair weather anticipated statewide.
A jury in Nacogdoches County Texas found WH Thorn, a Black man, guilty of assaulting Deputy Sheriff Jot Var gin and sentenced him to 60 years in the state penitentiary after a trial. The officer had been attacked near Nacogdoches while seeking evidence in a law violation case.
A United States report from the Bureau releases preliminary cotton figures showing a total of 2,498,252 bales produced. The bulletin notes comparisons to prior harvests and hints at shifts in fiber quality and regional yields as analysts review overall domestic output.
A hearing before Justice Rebirl Holmes on a ballot without a poll tax receipt centered on Jewel Bosktey’s affidavit. Morning sessions focused on receipts and signatures while officials checked county tax records for anomalies. The judge postponed formal complaints, noting possible perjury charges pending as part of a broader election probe.
President Coolidge's white collie Trob Roy, his constant companion at work and in private life, has died at Walter Reed General Army Hospital.
In Austin on Rept. 21 the Jefferson county hospital bonds totaling 75000 were approved to finance health facilities. The attorney general's department oversees the issuance and terms include a 4.5 percent rate with long term repayment.
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