Prison Officials Uneasy Over Reception of Keyes
Prison officials show unease about Keyes returning to the institution where he helped convict and sentence many inmates. The visit could bring tension as he confronts those he helped put away.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
6
Prison officials show unease about Keyes returning to the institution where he helped convict and sentence many inmates. The visit could bring tension as he confronts those he helped put away.
Paris February 28 Friends report Marshal Foch remains hopeful of recovery despite a devastating illness. The 75 year old commander bears his suffering with fortitude and patience while undergoing treatment, though his strength continues to fail day by day.
Andrew J. Volstead author of the prohibition enforcement bill proposes measures to strengthen Minnesota liquor control. The plan would punish possession of any quart of intoxicating liquor in a home or dwelling, regardless of intent, with jail or fine, moving beyond the present need to prove possession for sale or transportation.
Miss Mary King aged 72 formerly of San Antonio was buried in Georgia at Oak Grove near Brucewick. A telegram to her brother Henry C. King Jr. confirms the death. She lived most of her life in San Antonio before moving to Georgia and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Engnno. Survived by two sisters and a brother.
Funeral services for Oscar G Schendel 91 of 903 North San Marcos Street will be held at 3 p m Friday at his residence conducted by the Reverend A I Wolf. He died Wednesday and was a German native who came to San Antonio in 1885. Survived by widow Charlotte Wilhelmine Schendel a daughter Mrs Martha Halter five sons Max Alfred R Arthur C Oscar G and Erbert RA and seven grandchildren.
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