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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane reports on dangerous artificial tightening devices and light therapies claimed to affect the body. The Academy of Medicine warns against unwise use, noting potential tissue irritation or damage. Meanwhile public figures, sports promoters, and new air mail ventures pepper the page with varied items, from stock tips to local obituaries.
Fragmented weather notes mention temperatures around 33 to 42 with north winds and colder conditions in the north part of a region. Included is a garbled line referencing Augustus McCloskey, congressman-elect, on trial in Bexar for alleged alteration of returns.
Johnny Pete McWenzie, condemned for slaying Chief of Detectives Jam Street, requests to serve his death sentence in Bexar County Jail. Jailer Tom Doneghue confirms the unusual arrangement, noting it is the first known case. McWenzie says solitude aids reflection as he plans to devote time to thinking and study before his execution.
In a Wednesday chamber copy sent by registered mail, officials report Bee County’s tally favors Republican Congressman Marcy M. Wurzbach by about 2,051 votes after a contested count. A misreported margin in Charlietter County prompted a recount and possible certification if corrected.
The San Antonio Light published an exclusive early account of the Guadalupe county vote contest on Tuesday at 5 am detailing Wurzbach as winner before state officials and rival papers recheck ballots. The paper boasted an ahead of rivals timing and its rapid republication in another edition.
Physicians reported the king’s condition improving slowly while monitoring for further complications. Princess Mary sent a reassuring message as crowds prepared for a children’s fancy dress ball attended at Warrowgate yesterday to boost morale.
In Ninety-fourth District Court Judge McCloskey, slated to hear charges against Rep. Anpustis McCluskey relating to alleged operations, again postponed to Thursday morning despite a crowded courtroom. Defense counsel cited a requisite funeral, Wayne Davis’s absence, and the need to complete legal preparations. spectators filled the room and deputies guarded the overflow area as the delay was announced.
UPI report details tailor David N Wolin who admits profiting from delaying alimony payments. He holds specialized skills as a mender and craftsman, finding a niche among those legally entangled in alimony disputes. The piece highlights repeated offenses and the evolving rationale behind his conduct.
A Senate committee examining alleged Soviet payments to U S senators reported documents purporting to show payments of 100000 dollars to Senators Torah of Wolpha and Nociis of Nubena ka by the Soviet government for favorable actions toward recognizing Russia. The committee declared the documents credible and ongoing.
A San Antonio anti auction ordinance was upheld in an appeal. The court affirmed the injunction against enforcement, noting the ordinance was attacked as discriminatory and restraining trade. The case traces to a 1928 judgment favoring South Trunk Company and involved the city of San Antonio appealing to higher courts.
A man identified as Ralph Frederick survived a four story dive with a broken ankle after an escape incident. He now faces bigamy charges as authorities pursue two wives. The case unfolds in Atlanta with unclear details from the damaged report.
Weather forecast notes a norther sweeping down to San Antonio reaching early Thursday morning. Jarboe of the U S Weather Bureau warns of a low Wednesday night around 42 degrees, likely dipping further Thursday. Rainfall this month totals 2.14 inches, about 0.65 inch above average.
January 9 report on Pak M. Neff governor of Texas being considered for the United States board of mediation. Labor representatives argued Neff lacks sympathy for workers while the Senate future state commerce committee weighed the nomination.
A murky report from Virginia at 4 this morning notes no progress updates on the air maneuvers of the Jay Angeles, as officials scramble to locate the Navy dirigible.
In Austin, Senator Tine 1 Tove proposes emergency provisions to fund erecting two dormitories at Am Wee College. The plan aims to expand housing for students and ease current overcrowding.
Gripping narrative follows General No Bite as he defends the polar expedition outlining challenges, strategy, and survival efforts. The piece emphasizes leadership, endurance, and the harsh environment faced by the team in their quest.
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