Judge Rules Personal Injunctions Against Liquor Violators Unconstitutional
Federal judge J W Woodrough declares the use of personal injunctions against habitual liquor violators unconstitutional in a district ruling. The decision cites potential conflict with future Supreme Court review and concerns enforcement under the national prohibition act. The case involved Frank Gunningham of Scott Bluff Nebraska, charged with violating liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omada
Neh
Bederay
J. W. Woodrough
Woodrough
United States Supréme Court
Paea
Frank Gunn
1929 Good Year for Insurance Firms
New York reports a strong 1929 for the insurance industry with production figures to the commerce department showing total new business around 12 dollars. The year exceeds 1928 by more than 100 percent and more than quadruples the volume seen in 1921, reflecting a substantial rise in total business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udelvaresh Berries
New York
Jueuraugs Cour Danley
Department of Commerce
Pebeco Toothpaste Ad Promises Comfort And Clean Mouth
The Tang proclaims Pebeco as the complete dental comfort brand offering a fresh feeling and whitening benefits. The ad claims Pebeco cleans mouth acids and provides absolute dental cleanliness, urging readers to try Pebeco and see a wise decision within a week.
Mistrul Cold Remedy Advertised for All Ages
A rough ad describes Mistrul as a quick relief remedy for cold symptoms in children and adults. It promotes nasal drops gargle and soothing membranes, claiming doctors use it and it is sold widely in drugstores for protection and easy relief.
Opening of the San Antonio Playhouse Draws Brilliant Throng
A large audience attended the opening of the San Antonio Playhouse on Wednesday, with Mayor Chambers and city officials in attendance. The ceremony featured a performance of The Swan directed by Carl Glick, praise for late Mayor Tobin, and remarks by Jacob Rubiola. The new venue includes space for art exhibits and a public room for artists, with plans for ongoing displays and future performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Playhouse
San Antonio
San Pedro
M. Chamber
City Commission
Trieste
Tobin
Henry W Dielmany
Open Forum
Ceremonica
John Tobin
Gham
Chambers
An Antonio
United
Little Thea
John M. Bennett
Lane Tastor
Rubiola
Jacob Rubiela
Parie
Jack Allenaworth
Leverence Water
Prank ‘Drought
Joe Clay Roberts
Robert G. Springer
Gerald Drought
al Powers
Leo Tynan
J. H. Tuttle
Ernest Schuchard
John Dinshiell
John Bennett
J. B. Robertson
Care King
Ruth Gorman
Jessie Church
Rhany
the Swan
San Vedra
Alex Adams
Art Display Draws San Antonio Visitors With Local Painter List
An art display invites San Antonians to browse paintings by local artists. Early visitors to the playhouse gallery viewed works by Harry Anthony McYoung, Mary Honner, Clara Caffery Paoncossi, Jose Acpa, Alexis Smith, Eloise Polk McGill, Lucille Edwards, Juliet Faison, and many others, including Hob Coate, Hugo Pohl, Helen Slimp, and John Filippans among a long list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
San Antoniuoe
Harry Anthony McYoung
Mary Honner
A. J. Bell
Clara Caffery Paoncossi
Jose Acpa
Alexis Smith
Eloise Polk McGill
Lucille Hdwards
Cecile
Puede Reng Maverick Green
Phil Falker
Hugo Pohl
Helen Slimp
J . Griswold
Mes
William Ring
At. Calhoun
Mildred Kazmore
Hopp Mars Cooney
Jean Dunlop
Jorenes Coleman
Rolla Tesler
Hose Harp
Jordan
H. McFedden
Xagler Gonzales
John Filippans
Jessie Paty
Elizabeth
Goldfield Mining Expedition Heads South
A party of mining men from Spokane Washington planned a trip on January 28 to inspect their property near Guadalajara and return, aiming to pursue a googsmile fight against southern Moasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Moasco
Guadalajara
Man Fined in Collision With Fire Truck
Luty I Sellarde, 81, of Drexel Avenue, fined 310 for negligent collision after stopping his truck in front of a roaring fire unit at West Rings Highway and Zarramora Street. Four firemen testified the fire alarm and siren were active. driver named J A Brown, 25. Judge Dave Watson admonished him to stay home if he meditates near traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luty I. Sellarde
Drexel Avenue
West Ring's Highway
Zarramora Street
Corporation Court
AD Miler Ay Bar
Sellards
J. A. Brown
Dave Watson
Selvnnis
Kansan Given Life for Slaying Wife
Hal Mendenhall son of two former Kansas City mayors was found guilty of murdering his wife. A jury returned a life imprisonment verdict, with sentence deferred pending a possible new trial. If the notion is denied, life imprisonment is mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansacs
Soldiers in Nicaragua Seek Soft Cheerful Records in Army Song Drive
Washington Jan 23 Soldiers of the army engineer battalion now deep in Nicaragua aiding the canal route ask for soft cheerful records. They list needs including agreeable lending melodious harmonious strains and refrain from offensive material. Figures named include President Roosevelt and Maj. Ben Lytle Brown with Major Goveral Judein among those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Washington, D. C
Battilion
Whiel
Awor Department
Mousle
Flooser
Tur Iley
Ben. Lytle Brown
Army
Eyineces
Goveral Judein
Houstonite Traffic Lecture Highlights Court Remarks
Judge Dave Watson lampshades a brag as Houston resident F A Peterson faces a traffic offense in Corporation court. Peterson claims Houston laws are lax while officials note Houston recorded 105 traffic deaths in 1929 versus 83 locally. He is released with a reminder of Houston’s ongoing traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Watson
F. A. Peterson
Whitson
Peterson
Houston
Inquest Scheduled Into Plane Crash Tragedy
In Los Angeles a formal inquest opens into Sundays Transcontinental Airliner crash near Queenstown California. A jury will determine responsibility for the loss of eight men and eight women, as investigations conclude the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fina
Sundas
Quennstile
Calif
Rnvonte
Steamer Paris Shows Glass Dance Floor After Fire
In New York a steamer named Paris, brightened after a blaze, presents a glass dance floor with a gleaming display. Passengers and crew describe the new feature as a striking, modern touch aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamer
Paris
New York
Jan
Whippet Price Cuts Announced Across Four Door Sedans
Murray Winerigh Motor Company announces nationwide price reductions on Whippet four door sedans from 395 dollars, citing increased annual production and favorable volume. The cuts range from 40 to 50 dollars as part of a broad discount effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brien
Thorday
J. Toy Murray
Murray Winerigh Motor Company
WiLye-Oserland
America
Muprat
Oil Firm Sued for 50190 by Buffalo Woman
Mrs Toa Mager of Buffalo sues Veras company refiners of Tex aco nils and gasolines for 50190 alleging a company driver spilled oil in January 1928 in front of station No 2. The spill allegedly ruined a dress and caused personal injuries estimated at 50000 with a claim for 100 in medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veras Company
Texaco
Toa Mager
Buffalo Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molnar
The
Little Theater Players
the Playhouse
San Pedro Park
Proscenius
City
Drama
Arta
L. A. Playhouse
Clara C. Pancoast
Judy Drought
Beatrice
Atexandra
Galy Lasater
Zay Smith
Father Iracinth
Finnes
Waa
Foe McShane
Nicholas Agi
Tivines
Melvin Williamon
Mra
Frederick Oppenheimer Tr
Grahar Milburn
Mre
Burchtiekl Odeheran
Prince Albert
Melvin Wiliamson
Wanderlich
Selser
Count Tnotsen
A. Powers
Alfred
Harris Davenport
Cream
Dan Murphy
Derry Techni
Lackey
Hamilton Savage
Wiret Sivasar
Frank Newton
Keer
Tyusent
Leslie Lantz
Sng Grenven
Katharine
Acrova
Wa Ager
Jean Wildenzteis
Auditoria Neat
Payhonuse
Chiko
Kansan
Atar
AL Jolson
Motion Wictire
Verhestra
Sim
Nition
Orchestra
Motion
Iiza
Sanny
Mammy
Golden Gate
Ming
Stu
Rae
Tarath
Immortals
Goggan
Rlearmoen
Wolas
Thos. Gogers & Bros
Travis
Ant HO
Tomor
Peetiiog
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!