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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

2

Ates Resumes and Confession Battle in Trial

The trial resumes with the accused cross examining Dr. Snook over a confession viewed as illegally obtained. Key moments recount the killer ridgen case, a woman’s compret alleged to Theora’s Char, and Snook denying involvement while the prosecutor asserts improper conduct during the confession.

Snook

Nightmare carries student safely through hard journey

A dramatic newspaper record recounts a student surviving a nightmare morning fall from a Fratority house window. The long testimony centers on Dr Snook’s ties to Theora Hix and a fatal night at a rifle range, detailing letters and alleged motives as the trial proceeds.

Nightmare Frederitd Theora Chester Nook Miss Hix Snook West Goon Cleveland

San Antonio Enacts Corrected Electrical Ordinance

The city commission re enacted an electrical ordinance in a Friday morning session to fix errors. A new board of examiners will include a master electrician, an electrical contractor, a journeyman electrician, and an employing contractor with no city electrician, appointed by the new mayor. An examining fee of 4 dollars is set and publication costs are 500 dollars.

San Antonio City Commission Board of Examiners

Schreiner Summer Session to Close at Schreiner Institute

Kerrville Aug 0 In Schreiner Institute the third co-educations summer session will close Saturday according to Fred W Juzkin. The report notes the session's ending as part of ongoing summer activities at the Schreiner campus.

Schreiner Kerrville Schreiner Institute Fred W. Juzkin

Drive-in Station Near Mark Twain School Protested

Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright says the planned drive‑in at San Pedro and EHuisache will not violate the law if property near Mark Twain Junior School isn’t bought. Residents cite a petition claiming the site is 252 feet from the school. inspectors report the station is more than 30 feet from the action.

Grayburs Mark Twain Junior School San Pedro Ehuisache Phil. Wright Bntihe Mark Twain Texas Wright Stater Chidt J. G Sarran

Mediation Proposed Again in Street Car War

New Orleans conference resumes efforts between the public service spokesmen and the car men's union to reach a mediator acceptable to both sides. The council expects to announce a statement after the meeting.

New Orleans Cir Public Service Car Men's Union

ORY Officers Lose Rifles and Prohibition Case

Dad retained Leonard Brown to defend the Chandler boys as they face charges of violation of national prohibition. Brown says he was retained and will respond if funds are raised. Mrs. Butler asked him to take over the prosecution. The suspects moved belongings to the Maetnez place and plan to work on a farm until their September trial. Deputy Airmv'atentor Hammdne noted the case is closed.

Dad Leonard Brown Chandler Brown Bays Stévene Ripley Street Potrat Maetnez San Antonio Somerset Road George A. Hammdne Airmiv'atentor Prohibition Casa i United States

Prohibition Officers Face Rifles Gave Up Under Indictment

An IRS indictment prompts questions over who prosecutes and whether extra counsel will be paid. The hearing notes a boy’s father was slain during a liquor raid near Comfort Texas. Prohibition agents claim civil service changes and pay scales affected enforcement and staffing.

Corruption Reduced by Universal Service Claim

Washington report from Aug. B. Baket cites Assistant Secretary Lowman noting corruption in the prohibition service has fallen to about one tenth of its former level after two years in office. The statement accompanies a summary of results from the agency's reforms.

Tolay Lowman Suat Pratt Univeral Service Washington Prohibition Service Treasury

City Tax Suit Plan Framed by City Commission

Mayor Chambers announced after Friday’s meeting that plans to file back tax suits totaling nearly seven million dollars were mapped. City attorney Henry Dielmann met with the commission and said the suits will be filed at once.

Plana City Commission M. Chambers Henry Dielmann Major Chambers

Planes Bring Back Victims From Fort Sam Hospital

Corpral Mark Brashear, a Texas National Guardsman from Amarillo, was flown from a Guards encampment to Fort Sam Houston for treatment after a spinal injury from slipping off a pier near Palacios. A second guard, Staff Sergeant Taylor Terdue of Fort Ringgold, arrived in San Antonio after a fall. A Westminister Boys club day trip to San Antonio is noted.

Mark. Brashear Texas i National Irony San Antonio Kelly Field Fort Crackett Uber Field Taylor Terdue Fort Ringgold Kelly Field Hospital Bos- Mal Sam Houston

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