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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1929

Page

2

Incendiary Fire At Fort Sam Houston Area Home

An early Tuesday fire at James Daux’s house at 1622 North Hackberry near Fort Sam Houston prompted investigation by Assistant Fire Chief M L Butler. A passerby alerted residents after spotting flames around 10 pm. Fire crews found coal oil and a tin can at the scene, suggesting arson. The unidentified pedestrian, who fled after raising the alarm, likely saved Mr and Mrs Datty.

James Daux Hackberry Street M. L. Butler

Rifle Teams To Compete By Wire For Telegraph Championship

Twelve top marksmen from the Twentythird infantry are on a regimental squad to select seven to fire in a telegraphic contest with the Third infantry at Fort Snelling Mine next Thursday. Lt. E. F. Sloan directs daily practice on a 50 foot range using 22 caliber Springfield rifles with a 1/8 inch bull's eye targets. March 1 will see another contest to determine infantry regimental qualifications sponsored by Seventh infantry at Vancouver barracks. The Twenty-third hopes to challenge teams at Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio later in the season. The squad includes Sergeants Wooten Sachars Burnett Grigsby Ashlex and others, with replacements possible each week.

Twenty- Third Infantry Fort Snelling E. F. Sloan Fantry Vancouver Barracks Wash Alam Fort Sam Houston San Antoni Company A Emmanuel Wooten Jane Sachars F R Middleton Gusbraham Raymond Turner Vestal Umberger F. L. Ashlex Leo Burnett J. B. Grigsby Clyde Lee Wiliam B. Greer

National Air Defense and the Average War Worker Life

A fragment discusses aviation defense, with Lindbergh noted and a separate air defense department mentioned. It then describes the life of the average business girl in America's largest city, earning 33.50 weekly, detailing expenditures and savings while highlighting focus on reading rather than recreation. The piece shifts to Florida as Mr. Hoover plans an inspection of Lake Okeechobee, noting federal control of water levels and a possible remedy for overflow issues.

Reading Florida Hoover Lake Okachobee

Traffic docket shows 48 fined and 4 acquitted at noon

In Corporalian court Tuesday morning 48 of 52 traffic offenders were fined, totaling about 120 dollars as fines averaged six dollars per minute. Only four cases were acquitted by Judge Dave Watson, indicating a heavy traffic docket with most charges sustained.

Dave Watson Nes Uriel Thesday Ec Eae Polat Roses Fema Anudiupesed Piero Hod

Goodyear Factory Officials Open Two Day Conference

Goodyear factory representatives convene a two day business meeting starting Tuesday at the Akron plant. Attendees include vice president Wilk Kaley, and executives Wy Miller Fox and WAL Mboennker overseeing advertising and the track lies department. Key topics covered relate to sales promotions and factory operations.

Anil Miatrict Saleman Goodyear Tireaml Klubber Company Suten Juroldema Are Weing Dierunser

City Votes 83000 to Pay Mortgage on Exposition Grounds

City commissioners vote to raise eighty three thousand dollars to ensure the mortgage on Exposition Park, grounds of the International Exposition, is paid. The measure will fund the mortgage held by the Martindale Mortgage Company, with proceeds from a city appropriation.

Exposition Park SBS Sayin Chambyerne Tie City SASCO Martindale Mortse Company

Thief robs Fort Sam garage in early morning hold up

Early morning at Fort Sam Houston garage on 1725 North New Braunfels Avenue sergeant A G Calfee awoke to a man with a .45 pistol forcing entry. The lone bandit rifled a cash register for 25 dollars and fled in a waiting car. Police responding from Government Hill and central station investigated the scene.

A. G. Calfee Fort Sam ‘Houston Fort Sam Houston North New Brainfely Avenue Hergeaut Callee Blill Caltes Calice Pojcemen H. J. Pytle Johanie Stow Government Hill Olive Walter Harvey

Gapers Lead San Antonio Church Delegation to Episcopal Council

A party of San Antonians headed by Bishop W T Capers traveled Tuesday to Brownsville for the twenty fifth annual council of the West Texas Episcopal diocese. The group includes the bishop's assistants, treasurers, archdeacon, and diocesan officials as the meeting opens with services and officer appointments.

W.T. Capers San Antonians Jgpiscopal Diacean of West Voxsng Brownsville Rteporta William Capers Sam Capers Springall Victor Keller AL &. McKenzie Richarda J. Croswell Hall Stolfer Arum Church News Ned McKennys

Traffic Detour to Five Points on Wred ericksburg Road

Detour for traffic on the Wred ericksburg road between Five Points and Cincinnati avenue was announced by H L Hogan of the Uvalde Stock Asphalt company. Incoming traffic will be on one side at a time. outgoing traffic will be routed north toward Flicktown street or Ashby place then Binneo road. Work to start Wednesday by the San Antonio Public Service company to remove and repave interlaying trucks.

Wredericksburg Road Agd Cincintati Avenue H. Ls. Hogan Uvalde Stock Asphalt Company North Flores Reat Flicktown Street Ashby Place Binneo Road San Antonio Public Service Company

Wilkins and Party Embark from Falkland Islands

Our party arrived safely after an uneventful day trip from Darwin Island and are guests of Governor Arnold Wedson at government house. We depart at noon aboard the S. S. Orduna for New York via the Pomme cannt.

Hubert Wilkins Commanier Fettie Bape A Io Light Serul Sue Conyrighet

Hinds Honey and Almond Cream for chapped hands

Winter weather makes youngsters hands raw and chapped. Hinds Honey and Almond Cream relieves pain, heals, and keeps skin soft. It also prevents chapping with regular use after washing. A 12 ounce family size is economical. Sold by Lehn & Fink, Bloomfield NJ.

Lehn & Fink, Inc Bloomfield New Jersey

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