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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1927
Page
20
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On or about Dec 24 1926 THES certifies purchase of Martin's Phancy No 3 at 1261 North Laredo St and disclaims responsibility for bills contracted through Dec 25 1926. W Sehrimpf signs.
In a Rome interview, Benito Mussolini declares women will not teach in secondary schools and will not educate boys. He argues education should forge virile citizens, criticizes female teachers, and states the state alone guides a child's growth, with democracy blamed for Europe’s ills.
The city invited proposals on three parcels along Lexington Avenue at Monday’s city commission meeting. Bids will be opened February 14 as part of the sale process.
Dr Joseph K Hart of the University of Chicago spoke at Main Avenue High School about youth and the future arguing youths suffer from circumstance and ignorance while older generations critique and hinder them. He urged learning from life and noted adults promote factors harming youths. Marshall Johnston, superintendent, to introduce Hart.
Austin authorities report that the body of Mrs Charles Engler, victim in the Engler triple murder case eighteen months ago, has been exhumed and a bullet removed for ballistics testing by criminologist C H Goddard. Grand jury officers indicated testing may connect bullets to the Moore s Crossing area in Travis County. Gov Dan Moody approved funding from the law enforcement fund to support ballistic investigations.
Mary Carnahan secretary of rl Thes Monday synced before the yogulay in veting wire Ministerial Allance in the Y M. ¢. A. in the interest of Girls Week to be held during March. Ministers observe week again this year and seek support. Also discusses proposed choice in selective Members of the school board replacing three appointive members with a salary per year. Sale of magazines alleged to contain indecent reading discussed.
Lieut. Col Tharea coordinator of Eig aren will address the Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday at the St Anthony hotel. Porter Whaley general manager announced. New members from last week will be introduced and welcomed by an announced speaker.
The piece reports a dubious science faith claim tied to a blood cell analysis. It cites Dr Dale Henderson of Trevard and Yale philosopher Northrop arguing blood chemistry reveals a divine force and life’s cycle, invoking conservation of density to bridge biology and metaphysics amid a storm of technical terms and speculative ideas.
The city commission authorized and accepted bids for several storm sewer projects. McKenzie Construction's bid of OL SBS47 was accepted for a storm sewer on South De street. Other awards went to Kirkwood Wharton and Lee bidders for projects on Bonham street, Pero street, Academy LM, Plea Rand, and Melina street. Bids for varying storm sewers on Center between Cherry and Vine and Melina between Aldan and West Louis street will be opened February 2.
Abonsignoc Pascual Diaz, bishop of Tabasco, recently arrived from Mexico to New York, is invited to San Antonio for the elevation of Archbishop A. F. Drassagus on February 15. A large delegation of Knights of Callimbus plans to attend and has urged Monsignor Di to attend. Ve Tas will decide later if the action is possible.
The San Antonio joint legislative bureau will meet Thursday afternoon at the chamber of commerce to discuss an appropriation for a new branch of a reforestation experiment in Lexas Torter Whaler announced Monday. The meeting will also consider a county tax exemption bill and other DIT items.
Bexar County officials consider bids for furniture and electrical equipment after seven furniture bids and nine electrical fixture bids were opened at the commissioners court. The proposals will be sent to regulation for review.
Allan Tecker, 70, of 80d Custen street, was seriously injured Monday after a car struck him on North Street at dusk. He was taken to Robert Be Greeny Hospital with a deep head wound. The woman driver fainted after the accident and was revived.
A woman summoned for jury service was excused after officials corrected a clerical mistake in the jury wheel record. Mrs. Tyo Be Nunn faced an initial summons that was misread by the clerk, leading to the erroneous call.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a Wednesday dinner at the St. Anthony hotel roof garden honoring New York railroad and bank officials. Attendees include Porter Whaley and Louise Wins, with executives from Southern Pacific and National Bank of Commerce. A conference with the San Antonio Clearing House Association follows, reservations capped at 100.
The local optometrist committee meets Tuesday at the Aztex building to finalize plans for entertaining the Texas Optometrists Association. The annual convention is set for April 20 at a hotel, with Chairman Nable announcing details and committee members including Dr. Edward Jenison Dr. Joseph Dole Dr. Nelson Greeman Th A Wists and Dr. William G Harris.
Wrist of Irby Hudson, former cashier of Teaples State Bank of Mearsall, stands trial in Ninety fourth District Court on an indictment charging embezzlement. The case, tried in March 1925 with a mistrial, had a defense motion to quash denied by Judge McCrory before jury selection. venue was challenged and moved.
More than 200 members were expected to attend the Montfrethers Association regular meet. James A. Gallagher Jr. will preside as president, with the meeting to be held Tuesday night at the Agtoo building, announced secretary CL Lent.
Deputy Sheriff Tole Sutra sought two alleged intruders after a wedding on St. Hedwig road. Stephen Atispe and his wife were attacked as they tried to defend themselves during the ceremony. A chair strike injured Mrs. Atispe. Authorities issued a warrant Monday for the two suspects.
Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee drafted a resolution to authorize starting the writing of a new tax reduction bill during the upcoming summer recess. The plan aims to set groundwork for tax cuts and broader fiscal relief as Congress adjourns.
The article recalls Charlie Chaplin’s journey from poverty to worldwide stardom. It notes his 1932 England return greeted by 10,000 cheering fans and royalty, with moments of personal reflection on love, marriage, and his devotion to children. It hints at ongoing installments detailing his life and the complexities of his relationships.
Friends of Frank Tinney a blackface comedian speculated his whereabouts after discharge from a naval hospital where he had treatment for a nervous breakdown. Officials knew only that he left convalescent care and his brother was unaware of his departure. Some believe he may head to the Pacific coast to see his former wife. Hollywood reports quoted Tinney saying if his former wife would take him back she would marry him again.
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