Reopens Fortune Fight Damages Appeal Court Fight
A legal note indicates ongoing dispute over damages in the Fortune case. An appellate court fight may determine the next move as parties press for clarity on awarded sums and potential remittals.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1929
Page
2
A legal note indicates ongoing dispute over damages in the Fortune case. An appellate court fight may determine the next move as parties press for clarity on awarded sums and potential remittals.
A writ hearing in district court on January 2 will test the legality of a rural school bill passed by the recent legislature. The suit seeks to restrain state superintendent from diverting 2,500,000 in aid for racial schools. The case centers on the bill as it stands and its impact on smaller rural districts.
A university survey by T. J. Thompson finds about one in five University of Nebraska students owns or drives a car. Enrollment is around 6700, with Medina County residents cited in the report. The piece notes a state fund dispute defended by Rice M. Tilles and W. W. Caves, with D. L. Whitehurst as assistant attorney general aiding.
Fragmented report notes a blaze at a school causing about 60 students to flee. The article mentions minimal details on causes or responses and includes garbled names and phrases about officials and an apparent protest or misprint. No clear sequence of events or reliable quotes are provided.
New York reports near complete snow clearance after a widespread white Christmas. In Chicago and Northwest regions light to moderate snow lingers with fragmented ice and slushy boulevards. Authorities say a large cleanup by 12 000 workers aims to finish removing snow by Monday.
Atlanta reports scattered traces of winter snow across the Dixie region on Christmas Day while the sun prevailed in much of the South. Temperatures ranged from 40 degrees and up in the Carolinas Georgia Alabama Arkansas and Tennessee with Atlanta noting a light covering and small flakes lingering in parts of North Mississippi and Arkansas. The snowfall had peaked a few days earlier with a maximum of 17 inches.
Balmy Christmas morning across Southern California with temperatures around 50 degrees at dawn rising toward a near 75 degree high by noon. Clear skies and sunshine encouraged outdoor plans as residents opened gifts and prepared for beach outings or mountain relaxation.
A citywide Christmas program led by David Ormester from the municipal auditorium performed selections from Handel’s Messiah. About a thousand listeners filled the venue and joined the chorus in carols and Christmas hymns aired by The Light radio station. The hourlong broadcast included classic carols such as Rise, O Shepherd, and Glory to God, ending with Hallelujah as the crowd sang along.
Zack White, formerly imprisoned for theft, was greeted by longtime supporters at Mantaville police headquarters on Wednesday after his release. He served a term for theft over 890 and had prior appearances in court, where he defended himself in several cases. He planned to stay in touch with local authorities as he resumed life outside prison.
El Universal reports Tel telitn Garcia a noted bullfighter died from a wound in Morella Mexico after a fight. The report cites garbled names and places but confirms the fatal outcome.
London reports aviators gaining status as speed and leisure flying attract many. British clubs exceed five thousand members with nearly one thousand holding pilot licenses. The National Flying Services Club at Hanworth claims to be the world’s largest aviation club with eighty four members, while the London Air Plane Club at Stag Lane ranks second with five hundred twenty members. Plane demand outstrips supply as a new three seat sport meet sells in advance. demonstrations to buyers continue through winter.
Alvin Carlson of Lewiston Montana, demobilized after the war, regained knowledge of self in Jacksonvile Ti. after amnesia lasting about twelve years. He was found in Chicago with a blank mind, treated at Elgin hospital, then at the hospital for ex-service men in Jacksonville. Officials contacted over a thousand persons in a bid to identify him.
Nan king erete council outlines employment for famine sufferers in land reclamation projects across northwestern China and frontiers. Red Cross notes aid shipments to famine zones. Confusing personal details about a Carlson family member and a Jacksonville visit appear in the fragmented text.
Mexico City dispatch reports Jose Maria Tapia was appointed governor of the federal territory of Baja California to serve on the island of General Abelardo L. Rodriquez, who traveled to Europe for a vacation. Tapia received the appointment from President Portes Gil, who noted Tapia’s long service in personnel work since December 1, 1928.
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