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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
6
Ambitious talks on a mutual accord between the United States and Great Britain encounter obstacles as officials report partial progress and lingering differences. A high level gap remains over strategic and political issues, with a possible public statement planned in the coming days.
Jessie Smith files for divorce from J B Sm and Ella Mae Cameron versus Dob Cameron. Lois Ranchez de Hernandez 4 and Thomas Heernander appear as respondents with proceedings ongoing.
Milton A. Snyder of San Antonio Texas tied to the One Hundred fifty seventh Field Artillery brigade Eighty second division has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Burcany France on November 4 1918. He reconnoitered enemy positions under heavy fire and then returned to the American lines guiding artillery to concentrate fire and enabling an infantry advance.
Father William of St Ailbert of the Carmelites praised the Southwest Catholics for aiding thousands of Mexican religious refugees as he arrived in Dallas. The remarks highlighted charitable efforts by local clergy and communities in providing shelter and support during a period of turmoil.
The Garza home at 2100 North Alamo Street, San Antonio, built over 50 years ago, features a 75 by 40 foot ballroom and 20 foot high ceilings. Descendant Leonard Garza notes the historic site once hosted glamorous gatherings and housed Spain’s antique furniture, amid a 100 acre yard as San Antonio expanded beyond the Maverick home. Jose de la Garza, founder of the first bank on the area now occupied by Wolff and Marz, remains a noted local figure.
A fragment describes the McGaren home as having sturdy importance and extremely high steps on three sides with part of the house built underground, portraying it as a center of hospitality.
City tax department announced a deadline extension as the property value rendering period ends Saturday afternoon. The tax office will stay open an extra half day to assist last minute taxpayers, with all staff remaining until 8 o'clock Saturday for the holiday rush.
Otto Zoeller will conduct the next comic opera of the company titled Pina fete. Rehearsals start Friday night at the Etke club, with the full cast and date to be announced in a few days after Zoeller returns from Interlochen where he attended the national high school orchestra camp.
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