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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
21
The report covers a volatile day on the New York cotton market with declines and cautious activity. It notes lower cables and unsettled futures, reference to the Dow Jones and Western connections, and mentions prices for cotton futures and market rumors influencing sentiment.
0 G M Gann arrived to oversee the International Livestock Show in San Antonio. McGann, known for promoting fine horse shows, will inaugurate new elements including a champion horse class.
Proceedings list fines and defendants across multiple districts, with names including Adutuerto Chayer, J Mahend, Frank Suraueno, G Gorden, Fernando Vanzates, and many others. It records judgments, charges such as vagrancy and assault, and notes on acquittures, with references to district courts and counts.
Senator Cunningham of Abilene backs bills to allow owners to use water from streams on their land for personal use and to fund an experimental station with nine streams totaling 25 miles near Abilene. A committee on agriculture has reported favorably.
A Boston senate resolution requests Congress to amend the federal constitution to repeal prohibition. The measure, rolled by 40 senators, awaits action with debate possible on the wet memorial appeal. A group of women urged Governor Allen to support the resolution, arguing it invites racketeers and illegal trade into Massachusetts.
Wisconsin votes on wet resolutions amid mixed public sentiment. The article notes calls for statewide action on prohibition measures and possible statewide referendum, with debate over enforceability and county by county implications.
In Bombay on March 7 a wave of disorders prompted military deployment. Troops dispersed rioters without firing in some areas while at least three civilians were killed and several others wounded during clashes near a cinema and other spots as violence spiked across the city.
Teal ollbttas ON SUBMARINE with UPI reporting successful tests for autonomous services extending safety. A sunken submarine off South's shoal was found near the periscope and towed for repair after oxygen aided operations.
Mrs. O Mammonds resigns as secretary to Winry Johnston amid accusations against Governor Tolmatan of misappropriation of funds and general incompetency. The senate vote on the matter is expected next Monday as officials search for clarity on the accusations and the career implications for state leadership.
International News reports that a warden announced prison records show the Babe Ruth child was adopted by an elderly civilian couple. The timing ends debate over the child’s birth and identity while the mother Pearl O Dell serves a 20 year murder term. the warden declined to reveal the child's adoptive parents' names.
Bitera in the work of constructing fire prevention No 13 South Treva and Hicky intersection near Lon at 21 Police and the Commissioner PM Weightwald Thurnby announce bids for the S A fire station. Bids will be opened February 13.
A bewildered possum wandered far from home to Second and Hill in Los Angeles. Terrified by traffic, the animal was rescued by Fireman William Cammack. Crowds questioned the creature until it proved its identity by hanging from a ladder by its tail.
The Bowie committee reported unfavorably on Cotton Bill 5, which sought to curb cotton buyers by restricting purchases to under one-half pound. Members objected to the measure on grounds that it would limit accessories for single garments and prevent large buys.
A seven man rifle team from the Twelfth Infantry unit began a telegraph rifle match on the Army range. The event used Springfield rifles at 60 feet with positions including standing kneeling and prone. Scores reached 400 points as teams fired at targets to compare results and verify scores.
The Order of the Eastern Star plans a state meeting in San Antonio on October 21. A committee led by Mayor C. MM Chambers will procure facilities and escort speakers, including Worthy Matron Mrs. Birdie J. Steepling and Worthy Patron Ray Davis. Attending officers from San Antonio include officers Tel Tin and Hl 2 Vodrio.
A massive icicle, weighing about 800 pounds, broke free and crashed through the lobby skylight of the Hotel Allisain in Cedah Rapids. It shattered the mural and ceiling above the rink seating area, landing four feet below. Ten people were in the lobby and none were injured.
In Corproation court James Watson testifies that someone killed a cow to feed his dogs. J Cal deran notes the defendant had only two doses of dope and the act was deemed wasteful. The court fines Almnena vena $10 and orders a chatee with the cow meat shipped.
Daniel Stevens, president of the National Wool Manufacturers Association, urged protective tariffs for high grade woolen yarns and finished garments. He argued domestic raw wool costs justify higher duties to shield the industry from imported pine goods, noting wage and price rises since the Paye st drought.
Roger Te Bfall, distinct leader of the National Association of Viti Winkerwriters, spoke to members of the Southwest Vexns Life Underwriting about the Tankers Life Insurance company. He arrived in San Antonio from Worth and announced the meeting, held during an afternoon session, was approved by the executive group.
Cuero man appeals to San Antonio police for help in locating his wife and child. The request mentions Mrs Thaeener Melhersong and a son, with details garbled in the OCR. Authorities are investigating the strange plea and searching for the missing family members.
Kiwanis plans a lunch meeting for Conopus members at noon. Dr Venales will demonstrate a Tolovas electrical device and James McCay of Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing will discuss the equipment at the event.
An auditorium contract for a TWorinilale Meth odlint church will be let within the next few days with 16500 dollars raised for the expense. Rev Olln V Natl and Dr A G Tlageman approved the land relocation in relation to the project.
Fragmented OCR lists a chaotic Willie party itinerary with places like Gemte Valles Mex ico and East Vesns, plus scattered figures such as WS Murphy N.S. Barrick and Governor Lait Moods. The text blends travel notes, hotel stays, meals, and prices with garbled names and locations, creating a disjointed snapshot of a 20th century social event.
In a controversial move the mayor announced a new creek plan affecting Pedro and Alogi districts. The reaction includes concerns over dumped refuse near tourist camps and warnings about waterways being altered or blocked.
Watson drafts plans for nighttime sessions of the corporation court after March 1 to handle municipal fines and offenses. The proposed procedures, prepared by Andre Dave Watson, await final approval at a conference among Pulze Watson and Mayor CoM Chambers.
Temi Taulnnil, 20, of WW South Pine street, went to the central police station early Thursday with an ally when asked, and the request was granted. The man remained in custody since Monday as charges were filed.
In Washington D C on February 7 the congressional construction program for new and used furniture was approved by Kenntraineui mente and Barniture. The plan, involving cruiser design, was sent to the president for signature.
In New York Felt, Yeor le Wattad questions treaty provisions amid doubt about assurances. The piece notes officials weighing implications, with references to a person identified as Rogers and mentions of Gavitt BIT toys signal a broader coverage of political and cultural affairs.
A list of farm produce prices and stock market figures from San Antonio shows onions, lemons, oranges, and peppers priced per bushel or per crate, with beef, goats, lambs, and cattle reported for wholesale sale. The market notes include various growers and vendors and indicate fluctuating rates across fruits, vegetables, and livestock.
Several likely social events and dances listed for February and March including an ISS dance, a masquerade at Helvtes Shooting hall, and a Friday evening dance with Music by Harte ywan's Security orchestra. Also mentions balloon dance night, and various parties with times and locations in W. Com and nearby venues. The listings show multiple venues and performers for community entertainment.
Fragmented OCR notes show wheat and corn price shifts with early selling and mixed demand. Mentions of Chicago futures, London prices, and various market tickers hint at a volatile day with traders reacting to mixed signals and weak overall gains.
A proposal seeks to have the county pay one third of the cost for street reconstruction or extension in Bon Ane fonia area, covering Hevers.Day Street and related avenues. The plan, filed Thursday with the county commissioners court, was referred to Commissioner Thomay Is Abbott for Precinct No. 4. County officials Estab management of streets by Pou Ki Sterfine and others in the project.
A family in grief follows a fatal car crash near Taller and Tesington on Tuesday morning. Abe Mev Aldrich aged son of the late, known for religious work, died after his car struck a curb and rolled, sending him to a hospital where he died. The Guinness Motor Company man confirmed the vehicle belonged to the dead man. A local dairy worker, a customer at the Creamery, testified at the scene.
Mitch wired from New York reports stirred by a failed bid to break the Golf Run High record. Bas tin Jonsen led the charge yesterday, reaching 2:10 a.m. before faltering. Hollanca Green Wash clocked strong, but the effort remained far short of the goal as the night wore on.
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