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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
14
A garbled report from a Chicago source cites Officer Ken Tan discussing a mystery surrounding Mrs. Cobb of Oak Park. The piece mentions a birth record, adoption, and hints at a search for a missing fortune linked to a woman named Cobbs, with references to various places and individuals in a fractured narrative.
A blaze swept a Rio home causing damage to multiple rooms and utilities. Fire crews responded quickly, preventing spread to adjacent structures as investigators began examining the scene for the cause and any potential hazards in the neighborhood.
In New York on September 27, report notes the Flapper Shop’s struggles as new styles take hold. Debates over fashion trends and bankruptcy rumors surround the store run by Mish. Mruuaie Lindl, with attention to the bank’s involvement and local political shifts, signaling a change in consumer tastes and economic pressures.
A 2 1/2 percent MV pony balloon with a gas capacity around 725000 cubic feet and valued at 300000 drifted away near Ve gone. The balloon was pursued by a pursuing aircraft after being sighted Tuesday. The craft was eventually brought under control near Latkes at SRO Fert.
A Senate committee reported in New York that a favorable debt compact proposal had been approved. The outline mentions a plan to finance government obligations and a signature by a key international broker acting as treasurer. Unclear phrasing limits precision but indicates timely action on the financial agreement.
Fragmentary text describes forests and a network of dealers across coastal markets with references to towns, payments, and dates. The garbled lines mention vendors, fees, and regional names, but key specifics are unreadable.
A garbled report describes a bootlegger sought by authorities and mentions Treasury agents involved in a Prohibition era investigation. Details include alleged possession and transportation violations, bond postings, and a sequence of names and locations such as New Braunfels and Sabinal, with references to U.S. Prohibition enforcement and court actions.
Unclear notes describe bids received October 5 for a market project. The text references rejection of some bids, scheduling adjustments, and calls for new proposals while mentioning an architect and city officials. Confusion in the source limits clarity on participants and exact actions taken.
A distorted OCR style report describes signals on a near side of a street in San Muinnita. Lieutenant Mie tem leads efforts to interpret the signals and corral pedestrians as a crowd gathers near Manehan streets. The item mentions a shop and possible pedestrian conflicts and a long line of observers.
A garbled text fragment mentions arrests at a location and references various names and events. It appears as a noisy transcription with unclear subjects, places, and actions, making it hard to extract a coherent news item or identify definitive entities or outcomes.
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