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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1926
Page
1
Washington hearing features statistics and charts alleged to show increased drunkenness since Prohibition. Witnesses from moderation groups argue Volstead Act harms sobriety and urge stricter enforcement with selective restrictions, citing state results and Canadian experience.
In Texas the legality of beer sales under prohibition rules faces a ruling by Attorney General Dan Moody. The debate centers on whether beer from the Pabst Brewing Company, recently permitted by the prohibition department, can be sold in the state. Supporters argue dry laws curb corruption and boost revenue, while opponents warn of unintended consequences including drunken driving and loopholes.
A March 13 report from the Wineman’s National Committee for Law Enforcement cites women urging strong action to uphold the constitution. Led by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, speakers pressed public officials to enforce liquor laws and set a just example for children, warning of moral bankruptcy without firm adherence to laws.
Georgetown Texas April 1. The Democratic Executive Committee of Williamson county opposed any resolution or test barring voters from the coming primaries those who backed the Republican ticket and against the nominees of the Democratic party in the general election.
Wealthy real estate operator W Browning and his young bride faced public and legal scrutiny after a sudden Cold Springs New York marriage. Authorities investigate six month residence validity and possible perjury charges while the couple contemplates travel to Montreal. The bride’s custody case, medical concerns, and Browning’s recent realty transfer add to the turmoil as inquiry proceeds.
The Texas Cavaliers charter was granted by the secretary of state in Austin on Tuesday. Fort Sam Houston leaders and prominent civilians form the membership, with plans for pageants parades and horse training to educate Texans in ancient traditions. Directors include Brigadier General Malone, Col. Preston, Col. Swill, Capt. Rote, Lt. Vanes Jr., Lt. Ronot, Lt. Jones, and others from Fort Sam Houston and local leaders such as Carrington and Terrell.
Eight A and M students visited the government experimental farm at San Antonio and other sites. They toured the depot and were later taken to related locations, observing agricultural facilities and research activities.
New York April 11 Nellie Adele Browning, former wife of Edward W Browning, comments on his marriage to Frances Heenan. She notes the couple may have happiness but doubts the union will last, while expressing concern over keeping her ex-husband interested.
Boston University scholar Wal ter S Athearn told the international council of religious education that an incomplete view of nature has led to a materialist age. He warned Protestant religious education faces a crisis as naturalism spreads through schools and churches, contrasting idealist scholars with materialists led by William James and colleagues.
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