Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1926

Page

8

Nobile Threatens to Reveal North Pole Flight Details

General Umberto Nobile, head of the Italian air service, warns he may disclose new information about the Norge polar flight amid a dispute with Roald Amundsen. Amundsen cables the aero club of Norway seeking honorary membership withdrawals, while Ellsworth backs Amundsen. Nobile claims Mussolini ordered the Pole flight and accuses Amundsen of no involvement in preparations.

New York Umberto Nobile Italian Air Service North Pole Roald Amundsen Lincoln Fillsworth Amundsen The Aero Club of Norway Elsworth Nobile Norway Ellsworth Mussolini Pole America Rome

Rebel attack derails train in Mexico killing four

In Mexico 16 armed rebels derailed the Tenehuanes Durango passenger train at Santiago Papasquiaro killing one rebel and three soldiers. The railway escort scattered the assailants after a brisk fight and saved the passengers from robbery. In Washington the British ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard informed the embassy they cannot reply to all condolences yet due to their son’s death in England.

Mexico City Durango Santiago Papasquiaro Washington Dec Isabella Howard England Isabella

Close Elgin Bank Closed Amid Cotton Decline

Elgin Texas December 4 The Merchants and Farmers State Bank of Elgin closed its doors Friday. FH C Custard state banking department special agent assumed charge. Banking Commissioner Charles O Austin said low cotton prices and frozen farm loans caused the shutdown.

Elgin Tex Merchants and Farmers State Bank of Elgin FH. C. Custard State Banking Department Charles O. Austin

Washington wine cellar mystery at Mount Vernon

Washington officials examined Mount Vernon for fire hazards but found no trace or smell of any wine cellar. The report notes that if George Washington had such a cellar it would have been hijacked by Father Time.

Washington George Washington Baltimore Mount Vernon

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations

A dense listing outlines Saturday evening broadcasts across multiple stations. Programs include concerts, music blocks, organ pieces, symphonies, and orchestras with varied start times from early evening to late night. Several stations feature news segments, dance programs, and old time music blocks.

KDKA Witaq Wrem Kpar KMA WOC WJID WEAW INI KMOX WDAT WHT WLS WLW WIA WOAW WOK WCCO Pro- Wiaa WJZ WSAT KYW WBZ WAZ WRC WLIB WORD WA Sic WQS KPRC WBAP Wiatc Ms Kyw WEAP WSAL WGN KSD WDAF WMAQ WSM WSE KFAR WFAA WMAC WSATB WBREM KNX KPO Weco WSB KFT KPNF Kprc Frolic WEAT

Local Business Leaders Attend Chamber Banquet and City Notes

Spot H. W. Jones and J. B. Barl returned from Brady after the chamber banquet. District Attorney Fred C. Blundell recovering from appendicitis at Santa Rosa infirmary, planning to return to Lockhart in about ten days. Houston business caller, Justice Department agents raid courthouse but find photo-friendly sheriffs’ staff. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Tynan. Various social visits include Arturo Martinez, Eloisa de Marcor, Miss Ramos, and guests from Beeville and Hollywood.

Fred C. Blundell Twenty-second Judicial District Santa Rosa Iis Lockhart Atts Ott Reagan Houston A. B. Frank Company Phil Werene Department of Justice Main Plaza Sheriffs’ Department Walter Tynan

Bonds shoots sheriff in Belton Texas

Albert W. Bonds former Bell county sheriff lies wounded after being shot in an automobile in Belton Texas his condition is serious with little chance of recovery. Monroe Fisher friend of Bonds is free on bond as police investigate the incident and Bonds faces murder charges tied to a prior slaying.

International News Service Belton Tex Albert W. Bonds Bell County Monroe Fisher Liberty Fisher Wylie Fisher Temple Bonds

Texas Legion Ship Allotted for Paris Trip

At the Indianapolis meeting of state commanders and adjutants Texas officials allotted the steamship Chicago for the second A E F to Paris ceremony. Texas adjutant S M Hawkins said the ship will sail from Galveston in 1927 with dozens of veterans and relatives already reserving space. Ernest Cox of Corsicana was named head of the Texas honor guard by commander R C Winters, with other members to join through campaigns.

Austin Chicago Texas American Legionnaires Paris Indianapolis S.M. Hawkins Texas Galvest Hunkins

Educator decries U S menace to peace in world leader rant

Prof John H Latane of Johns Hopkins says the United States is the world s greatest menace to peace and progress. He cites US use of force to occupy other countries and condemns moral corruption in public administration plus high murder rates in a Baltimore address dated December 4.

U.S Baltimore League of Nations John H. Latane Johns Hopkins

Ringling Conscience Stirred by Animals

Saratoga. Dec 4. Charles Ringling, one of the Ringling brothers, is dead. He believed animals served as a conscience, saying a tiger or lion should be faced honestly and that a man is a failure if animals do not like him.

Saratosa Fis Charles Ringling

Eskimo Santa Seeks Warmer Climate in City Storeroom

Ikwa an Eskimo from Pethal Alaska went into cold storage at a Newark department store to warm up He plays Santa Claus and has been huddling near radiators He spends about an hour daily in the fur storage room to mimic his dry Alaskan climate and feels the local wet air is warmer than home

Newark Ikwa Pethal Alaska Santa Claus

Pistol Hidden in Chicken Found By Warden

Cambridge dispatch reports Genevieve Gedzium aged 19 faced $8000 bail after a chicken intended for her brother Jerry the Pole was found to conceal an automatic pistol. The discovery occurred at East Cambridge.

Cambridge Mass Genevieve Gedzium Jerry East Genevieve

Bureau of Standards Marks 25th Anniversary

The Standards Bureau celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of its founding at its Washington plant. It is described as the government’s most extensive laboratory and research organization.

Washington The Bureau of Standards

Mussolini thanks Fletcher after interview in New York

Rome reports Prime Minister Mussolini warmly thanks United States Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher for the interview upon his arrival in New York and explains the situation in Italy.

Fletcher Rome Henry P Fletcher United States Mussolini New York Italy

Russia Village Destroyed by Quake in Leninakan District

A severe earthquake devastates the village of Rapsili in Leninakan district near Moscow. Dispatches provide no casualty figures as ongoing quakes for weeks have leveled villages, killed hundreds, and left thousands homeless. Inhabitants flee while scientists seek explanations amid volcanic activity near the Caspian Sea.

BF International News Service Moscow Dee Leninakan Rapsili Caspian Sea

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nobile Asgails Anindsen “Clani Talian Mexico Elgin Bank Matt Jeff Lion Tamers Club Kim Bec IcEe H. W. Jones Chamber of Commercee J. B. Barl Brady Chamber Mr. Jones Chamber of Commerce Arturo Martinez Court of Justice of the Peace Louis Boltz Eloisa de Marcor San Tsidro Cal Alan P. Carrillo J. B. Raissa South Nueces Street Ineg T. Ramos Beeville Miguel Contreras ‘Torres Hollywood Nazimova Son Cecil B. DeSfille San Antonio DeMille Allen Merriam Dallas Times-Herald St. Anthony A. E H. Cadwallader J. V. Brogan R. G. Coulter Allen Matt Davis Willie Dunsmore Schreiner Institute Nadine Bennett Patsy Surtees Main Avenue High School Woot Nat M. Washer B. A. Greathouse Robert L. Ball W. 8 Tomey Priday Grand Lodge Waco Buck J. A. West of Pasadena, Cal Paul , Steffler Wiliam T. Souter Dallas FF Mirs Sallie Boteler W. B. A. of Texas Nina Dowdy del Rio School of Instruction Women’s Benefit Association A. D. McDonald Fentress Marsh-Fentress Syndicate North Central Gunter Gnife Sampionsiy Woodworth Albert Bonds Bercol Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Germany Emma G. Bergdoll Philadelphia Texas Legion Ringling Wpa Epstein Cyrano DE Bergerac Bobbie” Tremaine Kirk Frederick Paramount Florence Vidor Ricardo Cortez Sportlight Princess Betty Bronson Ford Sterling Henry Walthal Louise Dresser Larry Gray Raymond Hitchcock Rialto Davy Crockett Alamo Old San Standards Bureau Milton Sills Lover Hawk Don Felice Palace Symphony Orchestra Barabia Mollie Moore Ballet Charley Chase First National Pictures Josephine Lucchese Goggan’s Lucchese Boot Co Russia Dickey Merchants Transfer Co Crockett Crockett 7000 Shipping
Search Courier

Search the San Antonio Light Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The San Antonio Light?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication