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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
20
A Feb 23 collision on a grade near Tin0 rd Pennsylvania left three people dead after their stalled car was struck by an express train. The victims and exact identities are not fully clear from the fragment.
Mrs Ida M Wood leading The Lights cooking school in the basement auditorium explains that economical meals can look elegant. Mrs Chitwood demonstrates affordable vegetable dishes and a simple after dinner in Thursday’s lecture period in San Antonio. Friday wraps with baking stuffing decorating a fish and biscuits for brides in need.
C Moreno 27 of 1275 West Commerce Street was left in the street after a hit and run by a woman driver. He was taken to Robert B Green hospital with a fractured jaw and serious injuries after starting to cross Pine and Grayson streets Thursday morning. Witnesses reported the car's license number is being sought and the arrest is expected soon.
Adolph G. Canyn a Spanish War veteran will be buried Thursday afternoon from 1118 North Lore Street with Rev Camillo Torre te of San Fernando officiating. A Brownsville native long resident of San Antonio he served on the San Antonio fire department. He belonged to the Fireman's Relief Fund association and Hugene J Hernandez camp United Spanish War Veterans. He is survived by a sister Miss Amelia Campa of Antonio and two brothers Emil Campa of San Antonio and Manuel Campo of San Francisco.
Canadian minister Vin cent Musser argued that true education is practical knowledge. He defined highbrow as learning that has outstripped intelligence and urged applying worthwhile knowledge in use.
The Hotman-Hayman Coffee booth at the Light's cooking school draws broad appeal. Mrs Thi M Chitwood, food expert in charge, praises the booth's H aid H, coffee and tea promotion and notes strong interest from both women and men attendees.
Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern, described as a red car and liveried chauffeur, was booed by Berlin crowds at a ceremony welcoming the King. He appeared uninvited and drove through the thickest part of the crowd amid hisses and cheers.
Early Thursday in the 4000 block of South Flores Street four men faced a disturbance as a flashlight was used to illuminate two dice games on the sidewalk. Police arrived after residents reported the activity, ending the gathering and preventing further trouble.
A group of wholesale poultry dealers formed to back city ordinances setting standards and stabilizing prices, meeting Wednesday night at 2811 North Elmendorf Street, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Paul Loven was named chairman of the organizing committee as producers, dealers, and consumers attended. A premeeting chicken party offered poultry items and twenty five live chickens and feed as attendance gifts.
One of the most interesting features of the cooking show held in the auditorium basement showcases theatrical electrical appliances, Westinghouse automatic range and other new devices. Special lighting fixtures and floor lamps are arranged with flowers and home furnishings for display and demonstration by Kiskwonog and Wharton.
Chicago Tribune used its resources to trace Malachi Crowe, a former convict, in a six month manhunt for abducting nurse Miss Stuth Simpson via want ads. Crowe waived extradition in Manhattan and returned toward Chicago. the Tribune offered rewards totaling $1600 as detectives pursued him.
Porter Whaley, an organizer from the Antonin chamber of commerce, will attend a conference in Bywerwater for Friday. The meeting was called by Governor Munily to address a regional effort and a warning about a planned action at the Wink Hol site.
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