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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
2
Baker presents a Protean revue piece on modern dressing at the Majestic Theater. He mocks delays in men's routines and jokes that the average man or woman needs longer to dress, offering timing tips and comic critique of hurried routines.
Berlin mayor Gustav Boess challenged German car makers at the national automobile show. He said America leads in automobile adoption and profit strategy, urging dealers to imitate the U S example and make cars affordable for all. He argued high profits on few models harms overall growth.
A long standing feud between deputy game warden W. Tierney and Frank Denning erupts at Wilburton Oklahoma when Denning and George Johnson leave Sutton store. Tierney fires hitting Johnson and Denning. Denning returns fire wounding Tierney and killing Denning. All men reside on nearby ranches about five miles north of Wilburton.
Mexico City January 13 The minister of Instruction Jose Puig Casanay has accepted a Republican invitation to attend President Oidge’s inauguration next March. He plans to visit American universities to arrange an exchange of pupils and teachers.
Loss estimated at £20,000 left three families homeless after a south end fire destroyed three houses. Four firemen worked to contain the blaze but faced long distances and street repairs.
Joseph Haberman of the Bronx received a three month workhouse sentence for distributing thousands of inferior tubes falsely stamped with the Radio Corporation of America's seal. Prosecutors said Haberman had five accomplices and that bootleg radio supplies circulated nationwide, with an estimated 10,000 falsely labeled tubes sold daily.
The Philadelphia Buffalo express on the Pennsylvania road derailed near Keating, Lycoming County. J O Brien of Buffalo was killed, William Breen of Buffalo severely injured, with no other passengers hurt beyond minor bruises. Locomotive rolled onto its side but cars largely remained upright. cause under investigation with no rail spread evident. The crash occurred just after a bridge into Keating, a few hundred feet from a dangerous curve toward the Susquehanna river.
In Mexico City on January 13 the technical committees of the Chamber of Deputies began studying Article 27 of the constitution which nationalizes sub-oil rights. The panel plans to consult industrialists journalists and the public to craft a generally satisfactory regulation and decision.
Army planes now visit Waco at an average rate of one per day. Seventeen planes had landed at the new Waco landing field since it opened in early December, with the gasoline station supplying fuel and other necessities to the air traffic under Lieutenant in charge.
A vintage ad claims ment sulphur clears eczema and itching after three applications. It states sulphur preparations cause burning or disfigurement for some, but promises rapid skin relief and smoothness with Bowles Ment Sulphur. A small jar is sold at general stores.
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