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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
8
The U S dirigible Angelés landed at Home Field after a 43 minute flight from Bermuda. Officials reported favorable winds and weather aided the voyage. The craft carried 25 aboard and was wheeled into a hangar amid cheers from onlookers.
Detectives say the 16 year old girl was saved from a life of horror and is in jail speaking of the abductor whom she loves. The youth, 19, is being held on charges filed by the girl's relatives. Investigations may lead to statutory charges. The pair were found together Friday morning after the aunt and uncle appealed for help. The girl met the youth days earlier while nearby market activity was underway.
Representative Harry Wurzbach is slowly improving in a New York hospital after a stay in a sanatorium near York City. A secretary says he will likely return to San Antonio late in the summer. Rush Street remains his home office until then.
Cabrera, charged by indictments with receiving and concealing stolen property, was acquitted by a jury in Thirty-seventh district court Thursday evening. The jury deliberated under two hours. He was alleged to have received a quantity of cigarettes stolen from Collins Company wholesalers on August 19 last year. Defense counsel was W. A. Hogam-sp Bos.
The case involves Childress held on larceny charges with bond set at 500. Leonard Brown, his attorney, filed a habeas corpus application in the Thirty-seventh District Court claiming the jail detention was unlawful. A theft charge reportedly exists in Pisk's court.
A fragmented early report from Providence on April 24 describes tremor sensations across the region. The garbled dispatch mentions a distant quake effect and notes about coordination and telephone inquiries to Manelice headquarters, with unclear details.
Mrs Janet Jandary, formerly Miss Janet Jandary, dies in Baltimore from pneumonia at the Belvedere hotel. She was taken there after being stricken on a train from Jek Island, Georgia, where she and Mr Elliott had been on a short vacation on their way to New York.
A tornado swept through southern Dakota near Sioux Falls in April 1924, destroying farm buildings and killing livestock. Rain and hail accompanied the storm with telegraph lines damaged and little other damage noted.
The Daily Mail reports a British proposal to evacuate Cairo after a withdrawal and related moves. The item notes April references and mentions Rothe as part of the fragmented text.
By the Associated Press the Texas finances show a healthy balance with a net cash position cited at 77, representing the overall fiscal health. The report outlines monetary figures and implies stability in state accounts amid ongoing expenditures.
Fragments indicate a group or event titled YBoys will leave after a night battle or hike involving flowers. Specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR text but imply an after action or departure related to a nighttime outdoor activity.
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