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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1935

Page

2

Death takes son of Edison in Springfield hotel tragedy

Thomas A. Edison Jr aged 59 died of coronary thrombosis in a Springfield hotel while returning from New Hampshire to East Orange New Jersey. He traveled with chauffeur and W H Hildebrand Edison used alias I J Griffin to avoid notice. Survived by wife Beatrice A Faison and multiple siblings and half siblings. A small classified ad for used radios appears at end.

Springfield Mass Thomas A. Edison Jr W. H.hildebrand Thomas A. Edison Edison East Orange N. J Mimmer Charles Edison Lake Sunapec N. H I. J. Grifin Best Orange Zadlson Mary Stillwell Beatrice A. Faison William Wilmington Del Merion Oser Norwalk Conn Charles Theodore John Fasloane West Grange

San Antonio News Roundup of Local Residents Travels

San Antonio social notes detail residents returning from visits to Houston Port Arthur and Galveston along with trips to Chicago Santa Monica Monterrey Saltillo Helotes Kerrville and Dallas. Several couples and individuals plan upcoming events at hotels and homes, with engagements and hosting duties noted.

Heart of the Hills J.T. Jamison Margaret. Davis Houston Monterrey Saltillo Mexico Helotes Lewis Kayton George Wray J. R. Coats Kerrville Harry Jerny Sheir Freesice Hilee E. Young Buffalo N. Y

Deluge Strikes Genoa Killing Six and Hurting Dozens

A violent surge of water swept Genoa harbor after a day of fierce storms. Six people died and at least 50 were injured as ships were driven from moorings and waterfront structures damaged. The liner Gente i Savoie broke free, several vessels adrift, cranes toppled, and nine tankers were blown off course.

Genoa Percur Sporl Gente i Savoie Verbants

Troops Guard Tepin as Labor Demonstration Rattles Navalt

Telegrams received by El Executior report Inderal troops guarding Tepin, capital of Navalt state, after a labor demonstration against Governor Pana. The dispatch notes the tense scene in Mexico City area as workers protest.

Mexico Mexico City el Execitor Tepin Navatlt Pana

Blast at Mine Attributed to Inter-Mine Warfare

A dynamite blast attributed to the Inter-Mine Union warfare destroyed the engine room of the Valler Coal company mine in Benton on August 26. The explosion damaged bailers, hoisting gear, and leather apparatus, leveling a one story brick building with damage estimated at $100,000. No injuries were reported.

Benton Valler Coal Company Yng

Scotty and lamp halt sale of Boreaux house

A scubty dog and a kerosene lamp spoiled a house deal for Harry Bareaux of 421 Avondale Avenue Boreaux who came from New York 30 days ago to pelt one house. The lamp broke loose dragging the table as Boreaux fled to the door. Fire department arrived too late and the house burned with damage estimated at 3000 dollars.

Harry Bareaux Avondale Avenue Boreaux San Antonio New York Scotty T. J Jenkins Avondain Avenue Nee Department Fremen J

Pleats Take Fashion Spot This Fall

New York fashion notes show pleats dominating fall styles in unexpected places. Pleated sleeves and skirts appear on gowns and sportswear, with pleated scarves and handbags. soft jersey two piece dresses in gray and natural hues lead the season.

Dorothy Roe New York

Report Spurs Aionaper Hunt

A nationwide search by city, state, and federal authorities intensified today after a tip that a man resembling gangster William Mahan, wanted for the Weyerhaeuser kidnap-taping, was seen near Westminster, Maryland, driving a sedan with Ohio license plates.

Baltimore William Mahan Weyerhaeuser Westminster

Mercedes Reports New Oil Discovery

Mercedes reports a new oil strike nine miles north of the town as Union Sulphur’s two wildcat wells come in at a rate of about 400 barrels per day on a two hour test. The oil originates from a new deep horizon at 7490 to 7497 feet and differs from the Mercedes field opened last April. Initial tests indicate a specific gravity near 0.84 with a heavy, sulfurous content.

Mercedes Union Sulphur Company

Man Found Dead Believed Texan Near Estancia

ESTANCIA New Mexico Aug 21 The body of a man officers said they believed was Truman Settle of Plainview Texas was found last night on the Santa Fe railroad right of way east of here. Officers said the man apparently either had fallen from a train or fallen in an attempt to board a moving train.

Estancia WN. M Truman Settle Flainview Texas Satta Fe Here

Ten Thousand Coal Miners Walk Out in Schuylkill District

About 10,000 miners in the St Nicholas central breaker district of Schuyl Ill ecurity joined a strike today. Strike leaders said all 10 mines in the area were shut down by the walkout as workers demand equalization of working time across the 10 categories.

Ashlant Fa St. Nicholas Central Schuyl Wolkers

Independents Fight Acreage Proration Hearing

Independent operators countered major producers at a railroad commission hearing on acreage proration factors for production. In other news, Paramount announced Willard Robertson to star in The Virginia Judge with director Edward Sedgwick attached to the Walter O Kelly project.

Austin Railroad Commission Willard Robertson Paramount Walter 0." Kelly Edward Sedgwick

Kidney health warning urges rapid daily cleansing

An alarming health warning claims kidneys flush out 3 pounds daily and urges quick action to eliminate waste. It describes pain, backache, sleepiness, swelling and eye puffiness as signs of danger, urging immediate steps to prevent severe illness.

Fall Handbag Parade Showcases New Leather Designs

New York August report reviews fall handbag fashions highlighting leather varieties such as frogback antelope suede puffed calf saddle leather alligator pigskin and ostrich. Top handles remain popular with roomy soft structures and novel fasteners monograms and security features including gilt padlocks keyholes and metal button details.

New York Schivareti

Claremore plans Rogers Memorial in Oklahoma

Claremore moves to build a 2600 museum to honor Will Rogers on a 20 acre site bought for his future home. The facility would display the humorist's writings personal belongings and Indian artifacts. A gas rate hearing in Austin set a preliminary railroad commission session for Wednesday on the Fort Worth dispute.

Claremore Okla Will Rogers Claremore Will Austin Gas Utilities Division Railroad Commission Fort Worth

Customs Officers Waive Hearing in Rio Grande Slaying

DEL RIO August 26 United States Customs Officers Cole Blackwell and Esl Franks waived hearing on charges tied to the August 21 pitched battle near the Rio Grande during a smuggler killing. By mutual agreement District Attorney Julian LaCrosse and U S District Attorney W R Smith the trio were placed under $1000 bonds awaiting grand jury action November 4.

del Rio United States Customs Cole Blackwell Esl Franks Grand Jury Rio Grande Julian LaCrosse United States W. R. Smith

Crosby Studio Walls Covered with Autographs

Colleqts Autographe Bing Crosby, currently engaged in Two for Tonight at Paramount, decorates his studio office with autographed pictures of screen and stage stars, creating a gallery of notable figures.

Bing Crosby Paramount

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