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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
21
The New Orleans cotton market showed extreme dullness with prices fluctuating within a six point range. Early activity faded after a brief rally, while New York and Liverpool futures reflected subdued demand and cautious trading ahead of February deliverables.
An old newspaper snippet shows a vehicle dealer listing trucks and related models. It mentions Shavala and Shavralsh terms, a Ford reference, stock at Bmith Motor Sales Co on Broadway, with pricing or codes like 32 and 108, in a compact classified style.
Oil notes describe a midcoastal field in Taytoe County with a primary well producing about 190 barrels daily, located near Abl lint and the river Mak, plus references to Campbell Production at the Rarthweat corner and other nearby wells. reports include chalky formation, 266 feet depth, and 40 gravity crude. The text mentions abandonment, a 600 foot section, and mentions several company names in a fragmented supply event.
Readable sections show fruit and produce values at the Ber Antonia market plaza on Wednesday. Fresh limes drop to 31.75 per 300 pounds while California artichokes and other vegetables fetch varied local rates. many items list prices in cents per pound or per dozen with numerous entries for berries, tomatoes, cabbage, and citrus.
Hares J Leahy a Mathis ranchman is set for the electric chair at Huntsville on April 12 after a jury at Live Oak County convicted him of murder in the death of Dr Romsey Jom Bhullowgras. He previously sought post conviction relief and appeals while his case moves through the courts aided by his lawyers.
A twelve year old boy, Joe Dowling, confessed to police that he and two other youths carried out burglaries and offered a $160 diamond ring for sale at $3 while showing a loaded pistol. Dowling, 12, said there were three jobs and feared an armed shootout if cops arrived. Police verified several burglaries linked to his confession.
Feb 14 Germany campaigns to block any rise in reparations payments at the international conference. Helmne Schuchi, head of the Reichsbank, and leader of the German delegation offered observations on current economic issues discussed in the Dawes era reports and notes.
Announcement says rest rooms will be built on Main plaza and Travis as part of enemy plans. Crumrlea Roelbaue to complete the work. The project aims to enhance park beauty with designs by Wolldinge, costing $20,000 to $40,000.
The Princess Theater to host a Saturday showing of Simba the ovation picture of Africa, sponsored by the City Federation of Woman’s elites with TL Clark as chair of the motion picture committee. The event highlights women’s groups backing cultural cinema in the city.
A group of masked men entered the Oak Park Alma hotel lobby and forced employees to reveal passcodes. They robbed several safes before escaping, with details of motive and method not fully clear in the report.
Washington February 1 Secretary Lorine announced that Himerli was eliminated as a candidate for the Inaver cabinet and has accepted a position as counsel for the Federated Trust and Vegetable Growers, signaling a reshuffle in state leadership.
Crimin al court sentences William Gindonr a 17 year old of New Havre Street to six months in a correctional facility. Judge Tailze William A Burns presides. The notice also references a probation ban for auto thieves and a related admonition to remember family duties.
Weather patterns push European heat and mixed U.S. conditions for winter crops. Reports of drought pressure and rising wheat and flour prices contrast with favorable forecasts in some regions. UPI noted strong international demand, with detailed regional production estimates and futures pricing across mills and markets.
A report by Charles Sterie to the United States Department of Agriculture notes light damage to crops in Inver valley and surrounding districts. Beans dropped 6 per cent, tomatoes 20 to 26 per cent, onions about 26 per cent. onions, beans, and other staples show lower yields while market prices for livestock and hogs fluctuate amid farm conditions in a Kansas City market roundup.
Orville Trout, 10, and Walter L. Ligon, 18, confess they killed James Yterse, 18, a filling station attendant, during a robbery in Kansas City. The pair stated they wanted a little extra money and gave details of the crime.
An excerpt from the New York American on February 13 reports a telephone interview with Col. Charles A Lindbergh. He is asked about his engagement to Misa Morrow but states he cannot hear well and declines interviews without flying to improve communications. the line goes dead before a clearer connection is possible.
Court records list numerous cases across criminal and civil calendars. Appellants and defendants appear with motions, remands, and judgments including contracts, notes, and divorce matters, with several cases withdrawn or reversed and hearings scheduled for October 1, 1929.
Dayton, Ohio, February 13. Two flyers in an old Army plane reported an unofficial altitude of 30,000 feet above Wright Field. Lt Johnson and Capt A W Stevens were forced down at Norton Field Columbus by fuel exhaustion. Instrument readings suggested 28,420.5 feet. The pilots blamed lack of horizon visibility above clouds for failing to set a two man altitude record. They described flying temperatures well below freezing and witnessed a dazzling display of ice crystals.
Entres Nous members in San Antonio plan a Saturday afternoon gathering at Mrs J W Nelson's home 748 West Summit Avenue. Mrs BR We Rust, wife of a senior school official, presides as club president amid a period of slow market activity with varied prices for meat and fish noted in the local listings.
A dated note from New York on February 1 recounts a reform school alumni gathering in New Jersey with over 200 attendees. Many alumni spoke of their careers, with one noting five years for larceny and a contractor facing charges. The piece hints at community support for reform and improvement initiatives.
Jury selection begins in Ninety fourth district court for the Huig Fe Byler case with four jurors chosen and a panel of twelve to hear the trial. Names listed include Fred Wisenhauer, Bentley, W. Siumhoon, Corrigal, Willings, Frey, Jolie Richart, Sam McCorras, Joseph Bpsing, I. M. Crone, Joi A. Pursch, and Albert Richter. A prior Byler trial ended with a hung jury.
A long list of marriage licenses baptismal and burial entries appears with names and dates. The notice records couples Taylor and Anderson, Vega and Flores, plus many others, with addresses in San Antonio area streets and February deadlines. It also lists burial plots and memorial references including Memorial Hospital and local cemeteries with ages and street addresses.
A vintage feature details Walter Gilllez’s San Antonio wrecking episode near a hotel on Hawthorn Street. Inspector Ernst Gremmel notes an unusual frame with resilient pegs and a lubricated, flawless construction. The eighteen story Unikling building, named Sova, likely built about eight years ago, housed a private residence, bowling alley, saloon, and hotel.
An amphibian plane, owned by Richard J. Hoyt of New York, reportedly disappeared after taking off from a vane for Miami and is believed to have crashed off the lower Florida coast. Pan-American Airways operatives including BR. J. Dunton are involved in the investigation.
Miami report details a trial over the slaying of Walter Harp near Ulysses Kansas. Prosecutors outline charges against Walter Tagar and accomplice Clint, while defense counsel urged a plea to avoid the electric chair. The case centers on a farmer’s death and the fate awaiting the accused.
In Los Angeles on February 1 plans were being perfected for a five day around the world flight by Maj. Art Goebel this summer. The ace seeks records untouched by the United States in a venture echoing the famous Dole flight to Honolulu.
A new site for Riverside park ImMaxecound will be chosen by John Mabsard, city superintendent of play Erouatis, after a decision to place a met at the toll course laid out in that pack on the present Riaperocmnit site. A second location will also be selected in the pack.
Dr K G Moyolkee reported Wednesday that his overcoat was stolen from his car on Maes’s street near South Al Park. Police were notified after the loss from 2052 West Ashby.
The Labor Temple on Commerce Street hosts a prize masquerade dance with 12 awards and a variety of prizes. M A A presents the event with musical entertainment by Security Orchestra and Ady. A Valentine dance is planned for the following Wednesday with live music and dancing led by Steve Gantner and Hokum SRT AYe.
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