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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1929
Page
2
The notice reports Pat Neff’s appointment to a federal position approved by I. C. The source text confirms the action and namings, indicating official endorsement and the post involved.
L Yarbrough of 3720 South Preso held his own after a crash that cost C D B Wattershie his life. Injured Wednesday at an eight crossing event, he developed pneumonia from his injuries and remained in care at Hays County Memorial Hospital San Marcos. His wife and local friends were kept informed as he remained in a delicate condition.
Hon. Alfred E. Smuth and ally William F. Kenney enjoy warm Palm Beach days after last November’s Democratic setback. They appear untroubled, with Smuth planning to reenter politics soon.
Testimony outlined alleged refunds to Robison from land revaluation expenses and misuse of trust funds. Witnesses alleged Robison diverted refund checks and drew on a special fund while claiming the state held no interest. Investigators seek to determine if private funds were misused as trust assets amid land office disputes.
The page cites price shifts for beets to a Belgian plant in Ireland, with farmer subsidies and Irish policy. It contrasts beet and cane sugar, notes power development on the Shannon, and mentions diet’s impact on longevity. A Mexican murder case is referenced alongside religious phrasing.
Weather bureau reports cold temps across the Valley with some places near freezing. Frost risk limited by light cloud cover as winds ease. coastal Corpus Christi and surrounding roads show minor freezing impacts while several towns prep for further temperature drops tonight.
A proposed measure would prohibit excavation of fossil remains without a permit from the land commissioner. The bill, led by Williammon, seeks to safeguard fossils and regulate digs on government or private land.
A late 1929-era report details Vatican Italy treaty talks led by Monsignors and Francesco Pacelli. It notes the accord recognizing papal sovereignty, a Vatican cession boundary tweak, and an indemnity of about 97.5 million dollars split between cash and government bonds. Students and officials gathered at the palace as the treaty was signed, with broad international representation and ceremonial pageantry surrounding the momentous event.
In Washington on February 11 the Interstate Commerce Committee approved a favorable report on Pat Neff of Texas for the U S mediation board. Labor groups opposed the appointment citing concerns about Neff's mental fitness to mediate labor disputes. Neff testified he has sought a fair judicial demeanor and the committee chair announced the vote was in favor of confirmation.
City officials debated pension fund rules as a Tuesday meeting considered a voluntary pension program for police and fire personnel. Members suggested deferring action, noting limits on pension amounts and ties to average salaries, with discussions on public funding and adherence to current obligations.
County commissioners opened bids from three banks for county funds. Conmerring National Bank and the Nation Bank submitted bids of 310 per cent on monthly balances, while the National Bank of Commerce offered the same on sleily balances. City National and Commercial National have been the county depositories for the past year.
Krusz addresses a message in Waco about a message drive by the Waco Junior Chamber of Commerce. He returned from Waco where he spoke as an organizer and secretary executive, concluding a citywide campaign by the local junior chamber.
Members of the cast of Pays to Advertise, a play to be presented at the Green Gate Theater by the St. Mary's University Degrees club, will perform Sunday night with Charles Soleher and Fanny Newtown in leading roles. A banquet at the Menger Hotel Monday will honor guests and the production.
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