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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
27
Indistinct description highlights vivid gh or lawn furniture with hard frames, lacquered in red or green, plus duck seat backs in attractive stripes.
In Evanston Illinois on August 30 a 12 year old boy and eight companions intervened when a robber held up a grocery. They tackled him, dislodged $140, forced him toward a waiting car, and the youths pursued the thief who drove off, leaving behind a license number. The boy who led the action later left without revealing his identity.
A long faded prospectus recalls the 1880s opening of the Witte Memorial Institute in San Antonio at San Pedro Springs. The museum displayed mounted animals minerals and collections with ten cent admission. H. T. Atwater funded the collection that led to the museum and Prof Jermany and G H Kulteyer led the early board.
Henry Ford has bought the old Poscuille courthouse where Lincoln once practiced law and faces opposition to moving it to Dearborn Michigan. Detroit spokesman W J Cameron argues the plan aims to recreate Lincoln’s setting, while Logan County Judge Lawrence Stringer cautions removing the courthouse would leave an empty shell and erase its surroundings.
The City Commission rejected bids for a Riverside park drainage project after receiving two bids on August 10, with the ninth deemed too high. Park Commissioner Jacob Huhida said Street Commissioner Paul Steffler will install a sanitary sewer line between South Loop and Presa Street to handle water mixed with refinery effluent, replacing the proposed drainage system.
Col Elmer A Dean Medien corps designated as Eighth Corps surgeon arrives at Port Sam Houston. He on duty at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and will transfer to Fort Sam Houston effective November 5. He will relieve Col ELH Hather Intiacho ordered to duty in the Philippines.
Motor trouble delayed four Korstine bombers on their flight from San Antonio to Panama. The ships were at the marine base, run Managua Thursday, and were expected to reach Panama Friday, according to word received at the Air Corps Training center.
Dallas, Apr 8. F A Welch sues the city for 27000 damages claiming permanent injuries from a collapse in the city swimming pool. The suit alleges the city was negligent in maintaining a safe facility and that Welch suffered serious harm from the incident.
Capt. Eaker and co pilot Herward Thompson resume a 23 000 mile nonstop refueling test between Oakland California and New York City. The mission, delayed by a wing oil can impact and a spar break during refueling, aims to prove feasibility of extended range air travel with midair refueling. The test is a joint Boeing United States Post Office and Army project.
Aug 10 Okmulgee Okla L Berryhill once the Creek tribal executioner who led the Eight Horsemen and carried out punishments died of heart trouble at his home. He supervised executions for crimes from theft to murder and faced duties including the anticipated execution of Tiuliiraqua for murder.
Judge Dave Watson fines Charles Oscar Howard twenty five dollars on vagrancy charges and urges health department doctor W A King to treat his alleged dope habit. The judge expresses a mellow, sympathetic tone during the Friday trial and hints at jail time if the fine is unpaid.
Milton Dammann notes a surge as women drop steel corsets and a reshaped market uses about 30,000 pounds of process steel yearly for razor blade production. The auction in Atlantic City, New Jersey reflects broader steel demand shifts.
Texas centralization commission continues inspection of penal institutions in Kansas City with plans to proceed to Oklahoma. The visitors tour facilities as the long trip nears completion, gathering data and observations for their ongoing study.
Kalamazoo police say Hugh C. Brunette, 27, an escaped state prison inmate from the Ovid camp, confessed to killing Mrs Tuk Ellsworth, 31, whose body was found beaten in the basement of her home near here.
Special police from Scotland Yard investigated an attempted dawn entry at Buckingham Palace. The man refused to disclose his name or motive and was taken in for questioning. Will of B D Wilson, who died September 2, 1925, filed for probate. estate valued at 1000 dollars left to widow Mrs Mary J Wilcom, with executrix named.
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