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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1928

Page

3

Revised Plans For Channel Connecting Houston Ship Channel

International News Service reports revised plans for a new tributary ship channel through San Jacinto Bay to link with the Houston ship channel near Morgan's Point. The Barbour interests will dig the channel and invest about 1 million dollars for port fuel tiles and related improvements, including wharf facilities and a western terminus basin, with completion in two years and work to start within six months, pending government engineering approval.

International News Service Houston San Jacinto Hay Tenedeon Morgan's Point Sterling Houston Port Commission C. A. Barbour la Porte Barbour Tucutig

Residents urged no fires in Winnetka plea

Fire chief George Howen urged residents to avoid fires after a string of incidents. He noted the town plans to upgrade safety gear and install a new bell and siren once funding allows, stressing the need to prevent further danger.

Winnetka Sil Shaw George Howen

Woodlawn Lake Opens With Boat Races And Beach Activities

Advertisement notes Woodlawn Lake opens today offering boating, races, free movies, dancing, and bathing. The waterfront recreation event highlights family fun with multiple entertainments announced for the day.

Woodlawn Lake Bath

Baker Invited to Lunch at White House

Washington reports 58 year old George Baker, chairman of the Fire National Bank of New York, dined with President Coolidge at the White House. Rumor says Baker may replace Morgan as United States Steel chairman when Coolidge leaves office, with Morgan reluctant to stay. Baker, famed as one of the nation's richest men, has long been tied to steel interests and was seen leaving for New York after the lunch.

George E. Durnels Washington White House George TD. Baler Fira National Bank of New York Coolidge United States Steel Corporation Baker Hinlongside Henry Ford John D. Rockefeller Andrew W. Aellen Steel Corporation John Pierpont Morgen Morgan Elbert H. Gary Waslington United States Steel Mr. Coolidge Los Mala Jekyll Island New York Cooliday Dase Amherst College Renort- Morgan

Probe Women in Shooting Scandal Rocks New York

International News Service reports a sensational case as Mire. Hsther Wilson claims jealousy spurred her to shoot her husband Dallett Wilson twice. District Attorney Joseph Spell says he will prosecute the noted private secretary Gertrude Wilson and others, while the wounded husband remains in hospital and forgiving. Local police question witnesses amid a web of alleged infidelity and a $10,000 jewelry theft connected to Wilson’s confidante.

International News Service New York Hsther Wilson Dallett Wilson Isislaol Joseph Spell Gail

Virginia Hens to Aid Dry Cause on Sundays

A Virginia group led by Women’s Christian Temperance figures plans to support prohibition by urging activities on Sundays. Members note most Virginians are women and agree that Sunday actions should advance the dry cause, with donations leveraged from the effort.

Virginia Universal Service Wena Irene Tk Svad Organ- Juulinn Virginda Leva

Diamond Bar Pin Stolen From Home

A jewelry burglary occurred Saturday night at 21 Dark Avenue. A diamond bar pin valued around 25 dollars was stolen from the home of Alanna not Jane, who reports the theft to Broeat Wellbatin. Police list no further suspects at this time.

Alanna Jane Ingwelien

Chicago crime myth fuels public fury and bond plans

The piece portrays Chicago’s crime mythos with sensational tales of gang killings and sensational funeral scenes. Mayor Thompson touts a 79 million dollar public works bond to employ 160000 workers and cites an upcoming lakes to gulf waterway project.

Thompson Ibag Gulf Waterway New Orleany Chicago

Leading judges endorse bill to stem narcotics evil

Letters from judges, district attorneys, and civic groups support Representative Stephen G. Porter's bill to create two federal narcotic farms for treating drug victims under U S Public Health Service supervision. The measure, backed by about 2000 federal inmates, is before the House Judiciary Committee for hearings soon.

Valvereal Service Washington Marcy dL District Attorneya Civic Wrgenizations Stephen G. Porter Pennsylvania Baldom Congress House Judiciary Committee United States’ Public Health Service

Trade Draws Fine and Sentence Amid Frigid Night Parlor

In March 21 Braine, dull and near a drink parlor run by Hay Rogler, former traffic cop, devised a plan to attract a crowd into the cold night air with the lure of shelter inside. Rogler received a fine of 936 and a thirty day county jail sentence. He may owe the costs of two fire department runs made in response to his false alarm.

Fondp Lac Win Hay Rogler Rogier

General Motory One of the Biggest Stock Weeks on Record

General Motory, after rising for weeks, traded as high as 1oday but slid to 187 amid profit taking. The market saw record volume with over 4 million shares traded on each of four days, marking the largest five hour daily totals in history and the heaviest week the stock exchange had known.

J. L. Kilgallen Atetf New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Radio Corporation of America Batyray Stock Exchange

Il Duce Edict Breaks Peace With Pope

March 1982 Rome reports Mussolini issues a decree placing all education under state control, dissolving independent youth and church aligned groups. The Vatican condemns the move while the fascist state asserts state exclusive rights to physical moral and intellectual training. The Pope’s criticism of the Catholic centrists provokes concern of a renewed clash.

Rome Frome Mingolivi Vatican Itaiian I! Dues Council - of - Tainleter Mussolini National Catholic Céntria Party Forme Catholic “Popolari Trallan South Tyrol Tle TI Duce

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