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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
8
The vice president of the Com sgzpin National Iwak predicts a 60 day lead time before Speelion farmers need loans. He says most farmers have cash on hand to cover winter expenses and will seek financing for spring operations.
Reading fragments show a day of wartime rhetoric about Mexico and rebels. References to Catholic church, anti atheist rhetoric, and a plan to crush rebel forces surface alongside mentions of Mexican bombings near American shores and border law debates.
In a Thursday session at Core geritin court a motorcyclist faced two brothers and a witness. The defendant Neal did not plead guilty and paid the $2 fine after testimony indicated the incident involved a stun alga and a nose hit during a trend.
Dispatch describes cavalry skirmishes south of a frontier area as rebels press plans against Naco and Wetine. Jewish forces wary of a federal northward push toward Chilaaban and Sinaloa, with efforts to break rebel positions before retreat.
Rebels counterattacked Jimenez as federal troops claimed a large rebel defeat, but reports from Juarez and Chihuahua City say the fight continued with street clashes. Communications to Jimenez were disrupted by dynamite explosions earlier in the week.
Nelson Greeman will lead the Sat Antoniy Optimist club for the coming year after his installation at the Mane Country club dance. The event drew about 110 members and guests. New officers include Clyde Teitwes as vice president John Kivone as secretary and A Reina as treasurer.
James M Collum, a student from San Antonio, died after falling ill while attending a university. A funeral service will be held at First Presbyterian Church with Rev P B Ail and another pastor officiating. He was a member of the Claw Chew and Chi Phi fraternities and is survived by his mother, one sister, Mozelle Mar, and three brothers Lorance, BE, and Graham, all of San Antonio.
Maj. Gen. M. W. Ireland surgeon general of the army and Col. E. L. Ruffner commander of S.A. station hospital inspect army hospitals in the San Antonio area prior to a formal tour.
Justice in a cash and fraud case where Jack Snyder faced charges linked to a $63 holus of James Barrett, manager of Merchants' Transfer. Prosecutor Tyron urged the judge to instruct the jury to return not guilty, citing reasonable doubt. Judge Anderson granted the instruction and the jury returned the verdict of not guilty. The prosecution announced no impeachment of witness credibility as the trial closed after a lengthy jury selection and evaluation.
An early Kellogg advertisement touts ALL-BRAN as a cure and preventive for constipation. It claims widespread toll from constipation, promises relief, and urges two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream. It notes versatility in cooking, serving suggestions, and availability in grocers, hotels, and dining cars. Kellogg in Battle Creek presents the product as 100 percent bran and more effective than partial bran products.
Maj Gens WW Teeland and Mirg en Drink DL Lufm presided as the Surgeon General and aviation leaders addressed graduates at Brooksfield. Nix students received certificates and will be assigned to flying duty nationwide. The next class begins May 3 with graduates from San Antonio Fort Bliss Los Angeles Washington Denver and other locations.
In a disputed injunction hearing, Chambers argues the San Antonio Irrigation Co must be allowed to operate the Mitchell Lake Beverage disposal system under the contract, while the city seeks specific performance. The case delays may push a final decision years away as the new sewerage disposal plan awaits resolution by the court.
Fragmentary notes discuss speed plans for an airport project, including figures for costs and manpower. The text names Army figures, officers, and a congressman, with hints of official Washington deliberations on military and civilian coordination and potential funding.
Construction for a new community center at Woodlawn Lake will start Friday. The facility will include a library, meeting rooms, and a gymnasium. The project aims to serve the neighborhood with a multipurpose space and improved public services.
Police pursued masked robbers after a Wednesday afternoon heist at a local firm. Two men, armed, fled with cash and fled toward Grayson, leaving witnesses and a car in their wake as investigators piece together the sequence of events.
The seventh annual Music Week opens Sunday May 5 in San Antonio with an organ recital and massed band concert at the auditorium. Plans list twilight concerts, interracial day events, and a choral program at Lane Street garden. Contests include a piano endurance event and an essay contest on Is Music a National Asset. Prizes offered. entries due April 25 to Richard Craig at 219 Water Street. Recitals, variety programs, and city guests feature heavily, with committee chairs named for twilight concerts and interethnic day May 6 events. The program also includes the Chaminade choral program and a theater showing at Victor Uptown with city orphans as guests. The Second Division plans a mass concert May 6 at the artillery port pavilion in Houston.
Police search for Ubiet Mooraday in connection with a theft at 345 Peck Avenue. Owner Gertrude Overby reported the burglary, noting a broken porch scene and a stolen item.
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