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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1925

Page

6

San Antonio to buy waterworks from Water Supply Co

San Antonio will purchase the San Antonio Water Supply Company for 6.5 million dollars. The city will operate the plant under a federal court decree. rates will be kept stable and the city will seek a new three member board of commissioners for supervision. A new bond issue of 500000 dollars is planned for extensions to serve outlying districts. Robert J. Harding may join the board. Wagner of St Louis funds the deal via city bonds secured by plant revenues for 40 years.

San Antonio Robert J. Harding John W. Yobin Antonia Water“Supply Company Natt T. Wagner St Louis BONDE Wagner Claise Natt Wagner Water Company River Avenue Mitchell Street Hildebrand Street Jones Avenue San Antonio River

Subdued Battler Fights Off Officers In Chestnut Street Arrest

Frank Ts 25, of East Crockett Street, resisted three officers during a drunken arrest in the 200 block of Chestnut. He lost his coat and shirt, then his trousers and belt, finally being captured in trunks after a chase to Ripert Street. A blackjack was used before he was placed in the city jail on charges of drunkenness and resisting arrest.

Dda Bereu- Jeun Frank Ts East Crockett Street Chestnut Street Pater van Suet Necro To¢lock Negra Sean Cho Tsriyer Black Pegro Mae Brecke

Woman dies in elevator mishap at Keystone building

In Houston a 35 year old woman, Mrs Ince, was fatally injured when she stepped from an elevator on the fifth floor of the new Keystone building. She sustained internal injuries and crushed legs, died minutes after hospital arrival. Witnesses said she appeared to hurry off as the car moved, trapping her.

Houston M.D. Smce Keystone

Dad and Daughter Banquet Planned in San Antonio

Miss Helen Huffmeier to serve as toastmistress for San Antonio's first Dad and Daughter banquet at 7 pm Friday at TV. G. Au is the Miss Disthe Weaver, Girl Reserve secretary of Brackenridge High. Decorations by Main Avenue and Brackenridge clubs anticipate about 200 fathers and daughters. the event includes a playlet on Girl Reserves work and likens club aims to the Holy Grail quest.

Helen Huffmeier Brackenridge High School San Antonio TV. G. Au Disthe Weaver Avenie Brackenri Ze Bish

Three Injured in Dallas Motor Vehicle Crash

In Dallas on Saturday a police motorcycle and an automobile collided on slippery Oak Cliff streets. Three men sustained injuries. J. E. Smith, a motorcycle officer, may have a fractured skull. He and C. B. Walters, the automobile driver, are in Parks Hospital. Herbert Taylor, another motorcycle officer, suffered leg and hip injuries. Walters was cut about the face by a fragment of glass.

Dallas Oak Clif J. E. Smith C. BE. Walters Parks Hospital Herbert. Taylor Walters

Millionaires in London Prefer Cheques to Cash

An official at the Savoy Hotel reports that many rich men increasingly use checks and fountain pens instead of money for purchases. He notes that at least a dozen London millionaires are literally penniless, avoiding pennies and their somber color.

London Savor Hotel Lamdon

School Board Tickets Ready in San Antoine Leool Board Race

Campaign season heats as candidates named for the February 10 election. Citizens’ ticket and Better Schools ticket form campaign teams with a 70 member Citizens committee chaired by E Trimble and secretary Mrs W W McCrory. Eight candidates listed but only partial readable names.

San Antoine Leool Tcket Ava Pat Ap Ff Etter Tre L. Rapley Rab. Chrone Sr H. A. Moos E. Trimble W. W. McCrory Brady Building Charles Graebner G. §. Graves Telet C. E. Trimble Ed Wilkins C. O E. Tynan Lee Toseph Alfred Duerle Pis I* A. Brown Tongs Barto2 J. LeBiance Te Weller Mire Ee Hertzhbersi Gallgher B. Bedell Paul Bartti J. B Gustav Etter Bascom

Familiar Brass Rail and Bar Discovered in City Grocery

Federal agents investigating a storefront at 102 Kaufman Court, in a predominantly Black neighborhood, found a rear room functioning as a saloon. Nine men drank and played cards beside a brass rail while bottles of amber liquid, resembling beer, were sampled. Four and a half gallons of whiskey were seized and the store manager arrested for violation of the national prohibition act.

Kaufmann Court Federal Prohibition Prohibitions Volstead Prohibition Bert Hileman

Mexico Organizes to Promote Health Campaign

Mexico City officials announced a threefold health drive to protect citizens. A corps of doctors will address prevalent diseases using modern methods and serums. Prophylaxis will curb social ills, starting in hot regions where health basics like cleanliness are not understood.

Universal Service Mexico City

Westinghouse Executive Visits San Antonio to Inspect Southwest

RH Shute of Pittsburgh, VP of Westinghouse Electric, arrives in San Antonio Monday with C E Allen of St Louis and Donaldson of Houston to study business conditions. A A Brown from New York City joins the party as a special representative. The group, hosted by local electrical men, plans several days of travel.

RH. D. Shute Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company San Antonio Westinghouse Company St. Louis Donaldson Houston

Bengis to Address New Literary Society

Rabbi Abraham Bengis of the Main Avenue Synagogue will address the Jewish public at a concert and literary program under the auspices of the Yiddish Folks Schull in the Main Avenue High auditorium Sunday night at 6 o clock. He will speak in Yiddish about the school’s purposes as an outgrowth of a need in San Antonio for a school to teach modern Jewish language history literature folklore and songs. The founders hope the school will strengthen parent child ties and preserve Jewish unity and values through education.

Abraham Bengis Main Avenue Schull Main Avenue High San Antonio

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ITV Battler Soledad St Jean Paul Richter Joske Breas. Co Chester Slimp Alexander Joske Joske’s Krueger Machinery CO Mexico Electric Company Bengis NEW Literary Society Amalie Pennnsylvania Franklin Pennsylvania San Antonio, Texas Amalie Oil S. A. College of Music John M. Steinfeldt Gard SAN Antonio Retail Cah Mens Association Affilia SAN Antonio Retail Merchants Association The Retail Credit Men's National Association
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