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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented, early 20th century musings piece references Michelson experiments on light speed and ether as a hypothesis, then shifts to geopolitical notes about Afghanistan, Britain, and race. It comments on authority, science, and colonial policing, with scattered names and places hinting at broader debates of the era.
Fragmented text mixes forecast fragments with weather phrases and city names. Mentions minimum temperatures around 60 degrees and west to northwest wind shifts, plus scattered place names and dates, but the readable content is incomplete.
A stormy sequence of events surrounds a mother named Seune and her son Cons Ira C. Taker as they navigate a flight route from Midland to Spin Tilego. Illness and complications slow recovery, with physicians unsure of the patient’s fate while the army plane's return to Washington looms. Captain Baker travels to Millan after leaving a note, while the mother’s condition worsens and family members react to the evolving crisis.
An elderly man, 76, stated that his wife Lady Heath should decide whether she becomes an American citizen, saying she is quite capable of making that decision without his input. He was asked if he objected, and he responded strongly that he does not.
A fire on Friday morning menaced Boerne’s business block, with Hircote and Weeks of Thierne among the volunteers fighting the blaze. The fire at a grocery owned by Mrs. Adler caused damage to the premises and surrounding structures before being extinguished by the volunteer department. One person, Ian Brown of Waring, sustained injuries, and households were endangered as residents attempted to salvage belongings.
General Booth of the National Army filed a suit in a London court today to block deposition and prevent removal from his post. The move follows internal moves by senior figures seeking his ouster as the crisis within the armys leadership deepens.
Mrs. Claire Hodgson, a former show girl, may become Babe Ruth's second wife. Friends say the ball player sought divorce from his wife who has just died in tragic circumstances, but details remain uncertain.
Ruth Hell funeral services were held at St Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church in Howth Moston after her burial. The ceremony was led by Rev Joseph Coppinger and attended by family members including Mrs Johanna Woodford who was too ill to attend. The family has filed probate notices in Middlesex asking notification of any legal moves and talks aim to settle Ruth Hell’s estate valued at 25 000. Jewelry found after Ruth’s drowning is being reviewed. a conference between attorneys seeks amicable resolution.
Texas traffic authorities announced steps to force payment of outstanding automobile license fees. City and state officers will pursue 12 delinquent cases, threatening action against 241 owners who have not secured new licenses. Delinquency notices warn they must obtain fresh registrations within four hours or face further complaints and possible arrest.
In STAUBENVITLI Ohio a newborn survived a murder scene after a Caesarean birth prompted by a fatal family dispute over a will. The infant’s mother, Mrs Peauk Giannamore, died shortly before, and the father-in-law Vincenzo Giannamore killed his wife and shot the daughter-in-law before dying by his own hand. The baby, weighing about one and a half pounds, was revived after doctors initially lost hope.
The Polly Mail reported that King Agerge has enjoyed long periods of sleep recently in a London palace. His interest in palace affairs has yet to awaken fully, though observers note efforts to concentrate may improve.
Assistant Attorney General Willey called the $1,300,000 federal suit by Golden Tod Oil trivial. The complaint named Secretary of State Jane McCabin and two assistants as defendants, alleging a conspiracy to oust Golden Rad, a Delaware corporation, from Lexis amid missteps by company officers from Dallas.
Paris reports Marshal Foch's condition improved slightly as doctors emphasize a normal diet. His planned operation was denied, and officials say his status remains under careful observation with no details released on further treatment.
Jan 18 a legislative committee filed charges against Governor Maury B. Johnston alleging violations of state law and constitutional duty. The report cites pardon misuse, misappropriation of funds, unlawful deficiency certificates, and interference with the legislature and investigations.
City and county officials postpone a goalt meeting to decide on improvements and operations for Green Memorial hospital project Tholert V4. Mayor and county figures cited privy day scheduling. County Judge Perry and others pause due to illness with plans to reconvene next week.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a policy calling bachelors to pay a tax with threats of penalties. The passage is garbled, hindering clear facts or proper entities.
The United States Weather Bureau predicts cloudy conditions with a low Sunday night near the observed degrees. Friday morning will see temperatures around 62 with rain totals from Thursday night into Friday morning. San Antonio reports precipitation above monthly average for the period.
Dallas reports Leroy Merriman and Bennie Aldredge were separated in the county jail after Merriman berated Aldredge for testifying, shouting you pleaded guilty when you didn’t. Merriman faces trial Monday. Aldredge was sentenced to death by electric chair following the kidnapping of three girls.
The San Antonio chamber of commerce received over 200 inquiries about tying, working conditions, business norms, and tourist attractions. Bidioy Miluz, the director, noted letters come from practice every state and stress the global interest in the matter.
Relatives seek to locate Nelson Jimgane who may know the whereabouts of a family member who died in Philadelphia. They are instructed to contact the Martintity Mtereny file company in Philadelphia for information.
Attorneys for John M. Molkwait seek Governor Moody's commutation to life for the death sentence. Petitions circulate among Sab Antonis of all denominations as Crum of St. Mark's Church plans to visit Austin next week to appeal directly to the governor.
Brownsville OC officers plan a meeting with Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific officials in Howton Suluntay Pawketriary to address high freight rates on canned goods and mixed vegetables. Buyers from fruit and vegetable shippers in Nin Crrinde valley, led by Mawkett and Fy THanton, will participate to discuss reductions and reassurance for refrigerated cargos and future reunions.
A man reported his pocket cash, amounting to 3800, stolen while he slept in a tin room at 203 North Alamo. Police are investigating. no suspects named. The incident occurred Friday, with Arthur Nagel identified as a person of interest.
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