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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines a patriotic finance and industry theme with references to prosperity, air travel, and wealth figures. Mentions New York and a national push toward economic growth and military strength, citing a $2.5 trillion scale and public interest in national power and industry.
Reading shows a garbled weather bulletin with scattered city names and numbers. The text mentions temperatures and forecasts for locations such as Texas, Chandler, and Missouri, but many words are distorted, making details hard to parse.
A damaged report describes a forced landing and a search for a missing plane and crew. Capt. Chpelea Kingsford and Amith are named in the effort with focus on the Mori Geappe area and Walcot Thlet. Local searchers and authorities coordinate operations to locate the vessel and crew.
A damaged report notes a fishing boat named Pind with eight people aboard missing after sailing from Sanduster Bay. Early clues indicate the vessel was found abandoned and adrift with no crew visible in the mouth of the bay, suggesting a possible disaster or evacuation.
Washington reports that two rebel leaders surrendered to General Jinssiter at Sin Antonis and requested aid. The exchange involved Major General Moseley and Lieutenant Antonel Gan, with mentions of Cave Tu and other officials. The record remains unclear on outcomes and precise charges.
In a regional note, Musgolini family announces a forthcoming fifth child with details unclear due to garbled text. Signor Myelin and other listed names appear, but exact birth timing and identities are obscured by faulty OCR from Botagnol sources.
Lord Northesk plans a second marriage following a noted match involving Miss Velie Viasta, daughter of Anthons Vinste of Bracknell, with details reflecting a social page notice in the era. The report mentions a gentleman from Northesk and a prominent tennis player, Mme. Vinste, among others in the household.
A 17 year old boy named Sam Cooper was injured after being struck by glass during an incident at a window pile. He died from his injuries after friends attempted first aid but ambulance arrival was delayed. The event occurred in April and involved several youths.
Reports state 18 aircraft from various units fearlessly patrolled the border area near Port Bay and Villa Acai while U.S. forces plan to bolster with additional troops if needed. The First Cavalry Brigade remains stationed nearby at Fort Clog as authorities assess threats and potential actions.
Rebels push toward Villa Acuna amid reports of forces marching from multiple fronts. Generals Antonio Villacral, Rano Madera and Cesario Bagtra lead a convoy toward the border town, with rumors of a seizure and transfer of garrison control. Intermittent clashes and troop movements suggest a broader rebellion shaking government holds across Chihuahua and surrounding regions.
Fragmentary court document notes failure to serve Mary West on an annuity case. Judge Jones presided at a Brackeitville court where Sheriff Alfowia Newton Jr. filed actions against a hotel owner over alleged punitive conduct related to a marriage inquiry and desertion charges.
The city authorizes transfers from the Revecal and Renewal funds to the Back Tax Fund to cover an airport debt. A transfer of 12,166.08 from 926 Revecal funds will support a 200,000 borrowing for the Ranulph Hold site. Commissioner Rent H. Tinghuck notes the move seeks to repay outstanding obligations and align with renewal fund provisions.
Marey I. Sinclair’s conviction was upheld by the court after a jury found him guilty of gunrunning. He was fined $900 and faced a nine month oil tank operating sentence. His defense argued the questions to him were not within the committee’s remit. The investigation into the Venpot Lyne case and related contracts was ongoing.
A rural procession made by tractor carried a pastor to a funeral yesterday along a main highway, with horse drawn vehicles allowed only for special convoys. The unusual trek through Lenusyert drew attention as mourners followed near the Mi nnion, with singers and community groups joining the ride in a solemn sendoff.
About 210 cases were tried in one day as Awige Dage Watsonsie Corporation faced multiple charges. Of these, 440 traffic counts were disposed, with most defendants found guilty or paying fines. several clerks were implicated in the process.
A chaotic bank robbery in Chicago unfolded when armed bandits entered with guns, acetylene torches, and drills demanding money. They fled with about $4000 as victims complied, and investigators begin securing the scene.
An unclear report describes a dentist who allegedly ended his life following tooth extraction. The text is garbled but indicates the event occurred after dental procedures, with mentions of a dentist and possible associated actions.
Police search for two people after a collision on the west side of Fort Worth. A vehicle struck a car carrying two people, one of whom was injured. An official noted the attacker’s license plate was recorded, but details remain unclear.
A liner bound for Havre sped from New York harbor after 36 hours in heavy fog and mud. The vessel, damaged and on fuel, avoided a fiery crash and was aided by U S forces. No deaths reported, but the ship endured significant delays and a tense approach to port.
German, in a report from April, describes Hindenburg's illness as caused by a flu attack and gastric troubles. The note claims age and weakness contributed to the condition, while revivers and officials caution that the illness was not solely influenza.
A fragmented notice indicates a permit issued for bus sales in South Texas. The text references routes and destinations including San Angelo and San Antonio, with possible involvement of local authorities and transit operators. The readable items suggest realigned service and revised passenger access pending formal approval.
The city invites bids for the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge to cross the San Antonio River at Convent Street. Proposals are due Monday and should meet established design and safety standards.
A retired preacher, identified as Mr. Roberts, was charged after his wife was found dead with a crushed head. The incident occurred in a local residence where the couple had lived for many years. Constable Tl J. Tensen filed the charges, with Justice W. Sherrock presiding.
The xerand annual campaign for the early diagnosis of Juhorrumsix will be planned at a meeting of the association’s directors this Thursday. Mrs Z B King, vice president, notes this year’s focus on the problem of childborne tuberculosis.
The March birth statistics from Dh WV Medina’s jitecall mfgival statine tire indicate a higher number of male births. Of 10 percent reported, 24 were boys and 29 were girls, reflecting a modest gender tilt in the data.
An AW ordinance passed allocating fifty thousand dollars for an unnamed expense. The measure references funding from Wes Reupeal Fuel and attributes the action to city authorities.
City officials announce a plan to pay off interest totaling 278 dollars as part of a municipal finance action. The notice names the ombudsman office and outlines steps for payment processing and verification.
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