29 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
San Antonio Evening News
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
1
Police pursue a second suspect after the San Antonio arrest of the first bandit in the midday March 10 hold up of the New Braunfels State Bank. A Buick getaway car was used and the search extends toward a town northwest of San Antonio.
Weather reports describe a rainy period with heavy downpours and thunder storms. Damage noted as slight with isolated flooding along the Alaxia Creek and near Linits Ave while river levels rose modestly and power lines endured outages in several districts.
Twin sisters in critical condition after a complex surgical procedure. Doctors describe an extended coma and potential recovery over days, while nurses and family watch closely at the hospital. The procedure aims to separate conjoined sisters with shared organs and complex anatomy.
In London March reports say Irish negotiations show satisfaction yet no progress toward resolving the Troubles. Churchill appeared optimistic after the conference. Ulster Premier Sir James Craig and Michael Collins offered silence amid formal talks and parley.
Baylight Hood raid leads to seven arrests as prohibition authorities announce the breakup of a major liquor trafficking ring. At Jones Avenue residence, officers charged Welltoto Mexicas, his wife, and LeBson with violations of national prohibition laws. Authorities say thousands of dollars in profits flowed from tequila deliveries, with ongoing investigations into who financed the operation.
Heavy rain clogged Crockett Street sewer causing flooding between Navarro Street and the river. Water entered basements on both sides of the street as firefighters worked to control the leak and redirect flow. Residents reported the sewer backing up and authorities noted ongoing street repairs and sewer maintenance concerns.
The House passed a measure to reduce the Army's enlisted strength amid strong objections from President Norden. The action followed arguments over defense needs and budget implications.
The U S Senate approves a naval pact amid debate on its impact. Dispatches describe foreign meetings and vows to build a powerful new submarine force, with comments on morality and national defense. The report notes tensions in the Pacific and strategic considerations along the west coast.
Washington March 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads to adjust freight rates to port cities along the Pacific Coast and Gulf ports to attain parity with New York. The move aims to place Southern ports on equal footing amid rising tides and shipping routes via the Panama Canal.
A sheriff deputy in California was asked about payments for Edna snakes. The inquiry referenced two parties and alleged thefts, with details unclear. The notice mentions an investigation into deaths and a plan to administer actions between two groups.
Fred Hummert advertises guaranteed best wall paper paints art materials and window glass at 517 East Houston Street. The copy emphasizes quality and service for home decor and finishing needs.
A 1919 San Antonio street car scene features J. Lowell Borge and a mysterious stranger as a named woman receives courtesy. The winner is awarded $2 for each instance of offering a seat, with the act celebrated as a civic gesture and directed to drop at the Evening News office.
A stalled meeting in Chicago between mine operators and union reps failed to avert a planned April 1 strike. Officials said the session was largely formal and showed little progress toward meeting contract requirements, while Washington reported hundreds of thousands await the outcome as coal stocks remain adequate for weeks.
An incoherent jail interview claims Korean attackers stated their aim was to draw world attention to Korea’s injustice, with references to several named figures and violent acts. The piece presents unclear names and damaged wording, but centers on a denial of remorse and a public safety motive.
A 46 year old man, believed linked to a check casher swindle, was held by city authorities after arrest for failing to cash a check. He claimed the money came from selling stock in a motor transport firm. Detectives say he is wanted in several western cities on related charges. Authorities in Washington state and others pursue warrants. the suspect, who used aliases, has a history of evading evidence and has been living away from home for years. Police continue investigations and seek further details regarding his whereabouts and motive.
In Austin Texas the Court of Criminal Appeals held grand juries can question witnesses about Ku Klux Klan membership and compel disclosure of Klan officers names. The ruling upheld a $100 contempt fine against J D Copeland and F G Reynolds who refused to answer. The decision limits immunity claims and supports lower court actions in the contentious case.
A historic case from Nepeowler District Court confirms the death penalty for the murderer TA. Finneane, carried out after the jury verdict. The defendant, employed July 24, was executed by gallows following an appeal that upheld the sentence. Local witnesses testified to the crime and its brutal execution.
The article notes the abandonment of a radiophone music program due to unspecified conditions and faults. It mentions key individuals like Tallman and others, describing the project as ultimately canceled and the plan dropped amid issues with execution and expectations.
March report describes Mount Etna erupting violently with residents fleeing as lava flows threaten homes. Local authorities warn of ongoing danger to nearby villages and advise evacuation.
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