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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
6
Redden was found dead at home with a pistol wound. Authorities report the body discovered by relatives after they returned. Further details on the death remain under investigation.
A scrambled listing of radio programs, stations, times, and performers. The fragmented OCR text names WOAI KGRC KGCI KGDR KGREC KTSA WBBM WENA and others, with programs like Eveready Hour and Paul Whiteman Old Gold Tour, plus scattered times and genres.
More than 400 Sank Antonio children will attend Camp Talento at Comfort this summer. Emil Kueupper and a Cain Tot committee will select a superintendent. The Elks-run camp opens June 1 and runs through late August, caring for 60 children at a time with expanded dormitories and kitchen facilities.
Reports in reliable sources say King Michael may travel to Bled in July to meet his father King Carol of Romania. Queen Marie accompanies him. the apparent plan follows the summer trip chatter amid royal ties and diplomacy.
In Dallas on April 9 a 20 year old Walter Uc of Lestell Mediore Test died after a Saturday plane crash. Scott Collins, 24, the photographer, was slightly injured in the crash. Divorces granted include Eddie Alshire versus Bula Alshire and Ethel Wilson versus Phomaa Wilson. other cases list Velma B Petty versus G Ty Petty and Lorrie Botinieva versus Phillip Bonnie Annie Stutsman against Don Stutsman.
Reports say President Hindenburg is improving after illness and seeks a meeting with King Boris of Bulgaria. In Bucharest, a riot left several wounded as Communists clashed with police near the town hall while attempting to gather for a meeting.
A Russian steamship Una reportedly wrecked near Pago Island in the Adriatic, with 37 seamen reported dead. The Evening News cites a Venice report received in Spalato, detailing the grounding on rocky ledges and the fatal loss.
Fort Worth April 9 C W Hagewood and B Hawes were released on bonds of 800 and 1500 after being charged in district court over a fatal Weatherford crash that killed Dallas resident Larry Sharrstd. Hagewood faces charges of manslaughter by automobile failure to aid and driving while intoxicated. Hawes is charged with failure to render aid.
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