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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1928
Page
7
Puzzle contest at the Majestic theater awards prizes for pun based tiles. Wording includes Worm Eaten and Stretching a Moat as depicted tiles by artist Kiva Shomaa of Applely Street. Winners receive Majestic theater entries and related prizes amid light humor.
An Elkhart Indiana resident testifies to regained energy after using a vegetable compound. She says it helped her in daily work and domestic duties, noting improved mood and strength since taking the product. The letter praises the remedy's impact and credits it with renewed happiness at home.
A hopeful enters The Iplet's contest seeking recognition and a path to publication. The entrant believes victory will bring measured praise and advance to a wider audience within the literary community.
No. 1 tickets worn by Eugene Bran and names of multiple participants listed with addresses. Contest notes describe a skeleton title puzzle, submission rules, and judging by editors. The text urges readers to complete a two-part answer form with their solution and address for prize eligibility.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report ward liner HVana altered to port departure for Havana in view of a hurricane moving toward Vera Cruz from Puerto Mexico.
Lovedo Farle an 18 year old from Oil City Pennsylvania is freed from regal charges in the killing of Robert McCormick in Akron. The shooting occurred after an automobile ride from Okmulgos to Oil City with J Ilchie, Edison official, as driver. McCormick died soon after in hospital. The grand jury declined to indict Hoyle for murder or concealed weapon charges.
Freemasons of San Antonio plan an illustrated talk on early Masonic symbols at the Masonic Temple on Lasoya and Crockett streets. WM Bartley of Waco, grand secretary of the Grant Royal Arch chapter, will speak. Master Masons are invited to attend Thursday evenings.
Dallas reports a trial over a daylight station holdup tied to a pistol duel with patrolman A. J. Wiltrip. Gardner faces robbery charges from a July daylight incident after a confrontation that left Gardner wounded four times during an exchange at the station.
A detective's wife was robbed of four dollars from her purse while shopping in a department store. The incident occurred in Teonneil Toy Shops and is under police review as a theft case.
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