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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1928

Page

51

Morones replies on Mexico petroleum law rights

A Mexican labor commerce and industry secretary says the 1977 law confirms only preexisting rights. American oil firms must still prove operations began before 1917 to claim rights, with court actions needed and Mexican court rulings deeming parts of the law unconstitutional.

Universal Service Washington Mexico Luis N. Morones Secretary of Labor, Commerce and Industry of State Department H. N. Branch Huasteca Standard OH Morones Tle Mexican Congress Mevice Mexico City Sules

Paramount Radio Show To Highlight Kolster and Atwater Kent Lines

Paramount Radio company will feature the Kolster and Atwater Kent lines in next week’s radio show. The firm, successor to Gene Hoth radio department, stocks a full radio line and operates BEKO station. BEKO plans two hours of varied programming from 10 PM Monday night.

Kolster Atwater Kent Paramount Radio Company Gene Hoth Kalater Atreater Thin Company BEKO Blue Bonnet Hotel

Recruits Transferred to San Diego Navy Training

Navy recruits joining now will be assigned to the new training station at San Diego California instead of Houston Texas. The transfer was ordered by headquarters in Washington and confirmed Saturday. Draftees from the local station will be sent out of the city to the new school after January due to a filled quota.

Naval San Diego Navy Naval Training Station Cal Dransfer Washington Houston Torke

Auto Maker Sends Car to Minister on Wedding Anniversary

The Chevrolet Motors president and general manager, Rev. Daniel MM. Kleist, received a car sent with Knudson's compliments to honor his wedding anniversary. No further details or locations are provided.

Auto Maker Car Provine Dan Daniel MM. Kleist Orried Kontisco Chevrolet Motors Kleist Knudson

Democrats Swamp Hotels With Reservations for Houston Convention

Universal Service reports Houston hotels buzzing as the 1928 Democratic National Convention set for June 28. One hotel wired for 7X rooms for the Tammany Hall delegation led by Governor Ali Staith of New York. The largest hotel took 1700 bookings within two hours, while others pace at 50 reservations per minute. Houston hotels collectively plan to host about 14,000 attendees.

Universal Service Houston Tammany Hall Ali Staith New York Lirgest Hurstov

Student dies as experiment suicide in house

Stephen Bross a 25 year old psychology student killed himself in his bathroom by turning on a gas jet. He left a note to his brother stating life is known but he wants to know what passing is like and that this is an experiment. William Manton found the body as notes lay nearby.

International News Serviceonkers Dusins Stephen Bross Bross William Manton Brose

Museum Gets Far Exhit Exhibit

A portion of Miss Alice OGrady worldwide art collection, sister of Alamo Heights mayor Robert OGrady, has been loaned to the Wilte Memorial Museum. The collection includes a Kashmiri shawl from the Awir of Kashmir and required over a year to arrange the gift. it was presented to Mrs. Query, wife of Colonel Query, stationed in Almesak India.

Alice O'Grady Robert O'Grady Alamo Heights Wilte Memorial Museum Kashmir Almenilah India Q’graly G. Cresswell Delatain

One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Sellout

An insurance advertisement from National Protective Insurance Association promotes a policy at about one cent per day with $1009 monthly for 14 months and $1200 at death. The premium is $3.65 yearly, and applications come from many insurers' agents and executives. Women and children over ten are eligible, with a ten day free inspection and no money required to start.

Kansas City National Protective Insurance Association

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