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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

Page

2

Death Severs Reunited Pair in Seattle

John Haggerty and his wife were briefly reunited at Harborview hospital after a quarrel led him to leave his Kirkland home and be struck by a car. He died minutes later, as did Mrs. Haggerty who had just visited him seeking reconciliation. A.G. Boettcher, a shipyard worker, injured Haggerty in the crash and was held in jail as deputy coroners investigated.

Seattle John Haggerty Harborview Hospital Haggerty Kirkland Tom's Corner Kirkland-Beattie Road Faggerty

Experts See Clear School Business Of Lone Era

Economist Russell Davis reports a shift toward normalcy yet warns that some districts show a renewed mood of dependence. He notes aviation advances in San Antonio and says confidence in institutions is key to recovery while cautioning that isolated cities hint at broader trends. Oklahoma City also reports links in a criminal operation around go-betweens and private nursing homes as officials seek to revoke a doctor’s license amid high profile student deaths.

Russell B. Davis National Exchange Clubs Toledo Ohio San Antonio Davis Mississippi Gormaley Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma J. W. Eissminger Richard &. Thacker Lewis R. Morris R H. Maxey Murray Frank Lee Virginia Lee Wyckoff W. B. Bizzell Thacker J. M. Byrum Shawnee Rotary State Board of Medical Examiners Morrin King Morris Bizzell

Woman Seeks Bail on Murder Charge in Matador

Habeas corpus hearing for Ruth McComas, charged with the axe slaying of rancher J A Cunningham, was set for today. McComas, held without bond, says he attempted attack on her 13 year old daughter. The girl is charged with murder but free on bail.

Wissminger Thacker Rebbie Lou Thompson Telegraph Company Employe Bissminger Miss. Wyckoff Justice of the Peace Matador Texas

Boy Scout Troop Sets National Record in Eagle Rank Milestone

In Wisconsin at Dells on April 1 1931 Boy Scout Troop 66 of WIBCONBIN established a national record by eight members achieving Eagle ranking. The event lists names and dates and notes accumulative achievements from January 1 to April 20 with details on merit badges and correspondences. Local weather and regional forecasts accompany the item.

Wibconbin Dells Wis Boy Scout Troop

Warning on corruption cited by Wheeler at lawyers club

United States Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana warned that corruption threatens government and urged attorneys to act. He told Lawyers' Club members that the profession bears the principal responsibility in stopping graft and crooked government during his Los Angeles address on April 29.

U. S Los Angeles United States Burton K. Wheeler Montana Membres Lawyers’ Club

Ruth St Denis's Mother Is Dead

Ruth St Denis notes the death of Ruth St Denis's mother in Long Seagty. The brief item records the passing after a short illness, naming the deceased as the mother of the famed dancer. No other details are provided.

Ruth St Denis Long Seagty Geltn Ruth Bhs Danis Rath At Dind Yoeuarday Aradunta

Spanish War Vet Gets His Medal

Albany Oregon April 29 Thirty years later John Hooker a veteran of the Spanish American war was recognized by the war department. He received a medal which was said to have been earned when he was discharged from the army in 1901.

Albany Ore John Hooker War Department Army

Fresno Pastor Drops Dead at Church Breakfast Blessing

Dr George H Gibson pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Fresno since November 1925 collapsed and died of a heart attack during a college class breakfast after delivering the blessing.

Fresno Calif First Presbyterian Church

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