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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1928

Page

4

Court battle looms after injunction against T and N O

In Houston on April 20 Judge Hutcheson made permanent the temporary injunction restraining the Texan and New Orleans railroad from interfering with employees unions. The case, seen as a major union victory, targets the 1926 federal labor act and affects around 3,000,000 railroad workers.

International Sewn Berries Houston J. 0. Hutcheson Texan & New Orleans Railroad Southern Pacific Railroad J. H. Tal Uchet Southern Pacific Donald P. Richberg Chicago AE Warklaion Yfesterder Hatcheson Texas & New Team Road HLM Still G. 8. Ward Comnager J. G. Torin Hutcheson

Navy searches Pacific for British freighter Asiatic Prince

US Navy ships Marblehead Cinckmati and Richmond patrol the Pacific from Hawaii toward Yokohama in a hunt for the missing British freighter Asiatic Prince. They follow a March 24 radio distress call believed to be from the vessel, checking the northern Sewall area and vicinities 700 miles northwest.

Ronglulu Reudast Yokohama San Pedro Cal Marblehead Cinckmati Richmond Hawaii Sewall Beard ‘Int Agiatic

Port Aransas Deep Water Push Sparks City Plans

The U S government has spent over five million dollars to create deep water at Port Aransas with 25 feet now and potential to 30 feet. The Drams Holding Company forms to develop a modern port city inviting investment and cooperation. An office at 218 Booth Street showcases Port Aransas displays with daily illustrated lectures and Wednesday Friday excursions for port inspection.

United States Port Aransas War Department Dranms Holding Company

NYC Lawyer Aims for Paris Summer Trip with Dixie Shea

Coleman, a 23 year old New York City lawyer, plans a summer trip to Paris with Dixie Shea, a World War I ace. The two pose in a photo from their Bel Air scene.

Coleman New York City Hag Dixie Shea

Oil Field Worker Killed by Tubing

Brownwood Texas April 7 Arlie Campbell 85 of Rising Star was killed in a Cross Plains oil field when tubing being pulled from a well fell on him crushing his skull Funeral services are to be held here.

Brownwood Wex Arlie Campbell Cross Plains

Dance Hall Blast Toll Rises to Forty Victims

Forty deaths are now linked to the dance hall explosion in WST Plains. Bert White, 19, of Doniphan, died from injuries sustained Friday night, bringing the total toll to 40. The tragedy, reported from Plains, continues to be investigated as authorities seek causes and responsibility.

Wst Plains Elbert White Doniphan H.C

Blaze Tears Through West Virginia Town Businesses Homes

A large fire in Richwood West Virginia on April 20 destroyed more than a score of business structures and ten homes. Wind aided the blaze and officials estimated losses around 820000. Firefighters used dynamite in an attempt to melt the flames.

Richwood W.va

Coast Guard Chief Warns on Pacific Rum Runners

San Francisco reports Capt. D. F. A. DeOtte of the United States Coast Guard warns of persistent liquor smugglers on the West Coast. He cites landing ships off California coast, ghost ships flying British flags, and vessels sailing $1000-case consignments to offshore buyers, with inefficacy of federal measures due to manpower.

Ban Francisco D. F. A. DeOtte United Wator Coast Guard Californi Lower California Alec Hipa Ameri

Aviator Recovers From Fever on 25,000 Mile South America Hop

In Mexicali Mexico on April 20 aviator Jimmy Angest recovered from chills and fever and plans to resume his 25,000 mile flight around South America as he prepares for the next leg. He said he would likely depart again tomorrow morning.

Mexicali Mexico Bla Ltesa Jimmy Angest South America

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