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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
12
Two men, Alfred Timentel and Juan Pelnidad, were fined 200 dollars each in Corpus Court after officials found them involved in alleged automobile ware misuse. Witnesses testified about many claimed car wear incidents on Commerce Street, but the items were deemed fake.
Memphis report says Charles Saylor, 52, sought for the death of his wife Irene Meathaylor and possible involvement in other crimes, was captured by officers allied with authorities in Hort Toke Mississippi and Covington. Details from Shelby County indicate a manhunt culminating in a suspect’s arrest in the Mississippi town.
The great national revolutionary party has been inaugurated here with Ex- as its head, signaling a new political direction. The event marks the party’s intended control over revolutionary bodies and signals a shift in regional governance and power dynamics.
Mrs. Anne Mawards 66 was found dead in the Yan River home of Mrs. Jones Van Riper. An odor of chloroform lingered as detectives found a bottle in the bedroom. Dr. Gade and Justice Tonis Boltz presided at a Wednesday inquest.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Eva Sadovsky of West Huisache Avenue. Rabbi Moses Sadovsky of Congregation Agudas Achim conducted with Rev. T. Kanter asisted. Born in Russia, she had lived in the city 35 years and left behind three sons, two daughters, seventeen grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Her husband served as rabbi of Congregation Agudas Achim from 1890s until his death.
Fort Sam Houston officer Otto Leichman stopped Walter Gregory in a San Antonio area near North Ney Braunfels at 3 a.m. as he headed to school with books and boots. Gregory was jailed for the early morning conduct and taken to the police station.
Max Goldstein of Chicago parked his car near the central fire station, just feet from the fire exits. A cigarette flicked into a lowered window started a smoulder and small blaze that firefighters quickly doused with chemicals, avoiding a larger alarm.
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