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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
9
A rapid fire outbreak endangers a residence and a child as flames engulf clothing and threaten occupants. Firefighters work to control the blaze, evacuating residents and preventing spread to nearby structures.
A series of social gatherings described include the Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist at the Episcopal church hosting Mexican dinner at noon Tuesday prepared by Mrs. John Deschner and others, plus further events at San Antonio venues with local clubs and visiting members from Gary Indiana.
A fragment describes a future where clothing marks social status as uniforms spread. It notes rich wearers outshine poorer counterparts, highlighting class signals through attire.
A fragmentary note reports Mrs. William Lord Wim chosen as mistress of the royal robe for the coronation of the queen of the San Jacinto in April. It mentions city guests U Glopton Lenng Pate and Mrs. Matthews of Austin staying with Miss Myle Maker at the Gunter Hotel.
Charles Yobby Schmidt, 14, disappeared from 1408 West French Place, reported last seen Tuesday near Aguilares, likely heading toward Furnia. Parents Mrs Beeman Schmidt and officers from local police and ranch stations search, details describe him as tall, slender, blond with blue eyes, wearing gray trousers, red figure coat, brown riding coat, and carrying an army Walker.
Sheriff Alfonso Newton announced precautions after a single smallpox case was found in the Bexar County jail. Arrangements were made with the city to imprison those arrested on misdemeanor charges, while others unable to post bond would be held in the county jail. The infected man has been isolated.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind June 25 Dr Edward B Sifmaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon league must serve his sentence of imprisonment for contempt of the Indiana Supreme court Federal Judge Robert A Baltzell ruled today The decision upholds the punishment for the official connected to anti saloon activity and reflects wartime era legal actions in the state judiciary
Students at a local school unveil a practical gray pleated skirt and maroon gaiters costume for spring graduates. The design, created by group members, aims to be affordable, adaptable to general wear, and to establish a school tradition as the next class adopts the idea. Divorces granted include Joseph Albert Goran vs Habenn T Guean and others.
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