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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
6
American Legion fellowship worth about 600 dollars will be awarded to a University of Texas graduate student next fall for a thesis on American Legion history. Fulcher, state adjutant, announced the award today in Austin.
In this eighteenth century reminiscence, Rev Eugene Sugranes recounts the Franciscan mission system at San Antonio. He describes Spanish civilization, mission life, ar t of vocational training, self governed Indian towns, humane laws, women’s education, and the gradual cultural mixing that prepared space for later settlers.
AUSTIN April 28 Rare appointment of the citizens part of the tax survey commission created by the regular session of the Fortieth legislature is expected to be made within the next few days by Governor. The full commission will have fifteen members eight citizens and seven legislators. Legislative members include Senators Witt of Wirtt and Wirtz of Bers, along with others named Port echeas sl xenson of Victorig wad.
Hoboken dispatch reports a man, likely under influence, driven to Germany via Universal Service. The account notes Mary’s Hospital in Beit and references prohibition era language, with unclear details about the subject’s identity or outcomes.
Pat Oliver aged 25 surrendered to authorities in New York on April 23 to return voluntarily to Elderson Road camp in West Virginia. He had fled after a theft arrest, explaining his conscience troubled him for running away from the Homer system and would complete a two sentence term for auto theft.
Stenographer Juline Pleigher reports a separation suit ending with Busbood paying $4183 in costs charged to the wife. The elderly wealthy husband was labeled foolish and dull by the court referee amid allegations of late-night parties and cruel conduct.
Old time ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil eases tender aching swollen feet in minutes with multiple nightly applications. Promises rapid pain and swelling reduction and guarantees a money back if relief is not achieved. Mentions essential oils antiseptics and a sensational cure claim with thousands sold yearly.
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