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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
13
A local figure, Dick, grapples with a perplexing case involving an elderly man named Rand. The narrative follows erratic events, shifting loyalties, and tension as social unrest and militant elements surface, culminating in a courtroom or public trial atmosphere and a sense of unresolved peril.
Dick rides a chilly dawn flight delivering letters to Tony Rand. He recalls a first night and Marys accusation while gazing at passing passengers and the distant 10th Century stagecoach era. The interior carriage hints at mail, mothers, and a world of busy letters, progress, and time.
John H. Dymond recalls a winter 44 years ago as a tourist to San Antonio. He stayed at Mrs Murphy's on North Street near Stary’s, notes room rates, describes old landmarks such as Guenther’s mill tram, the Dresend store, and the Bronk National Bank site, and mentions Commerce Street and Alamo Plaza in a nostalgic reminiscence.
Registration for the eight afternoon night school session is open at Min Avenue High School. Students may register at the registrar's office weekday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:80 to 6:80 p.m.
A garbled report describes a person turning their head aside, incurring a ten dollar fine. It mentions a collision with an automobile, a witness exclaiming who saw the incident, and a person named Louis Garcia Walton facing pain from an injury.
Resident Mike Thohingan living at 218 Font Gypeeis Street Woolaralay has raised concerns after fingerprints were found on a local police report. The chief executive A8 Miso, superintendent at Mewlflearic Police in Mirena, initiated a review to determine if the prints belong to Dheor Th, the second reportedly linked to the case.
The second notice served on Augustus McCloskey’s opponent Dan Breesmtr details attempts to contest the judge’s decision to Congress from the Fourteenth District. Attorney A W Anderson served at the congressman's home after a previous notice in December before the state election. Guadalupe county issues and a potential revote are discussed with possible re canvass and a third meeting if needed.
Funeral services were held for Arthur A B A of San Antonio after he died at his residence on Uvalde Street. He was a native of Maryland who lived in San Antonio 16 years. Rev Ti M Corral officiated. Survived by widow Catherine L Arthur, a son Tornd Arthur of Torvill WH, and a daughter Telen Arthur. Pallbearers listed: Tom Pelleg, Arthur Witchell, Tmils Ta Borele, Jann Dury, Leslie Gerald, AL Taber.
Funeral services will be held in Wirur Thussilny for Mrs Wilhelmina Hopp Trapp who died recently. The Rev Af Wolff of St Johns Vadhersn church will officiate. She is survived by one son Theodore Ay Tip e of Kicks, Alforbter, and Mrs Allan DL Waal of San Miloviy, along with five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Nashville based Dr. Inu Be Clarke is listed to speak at Madison Savage Presbyterian Church this Wednesday night. The notice promotes his address to attendees seeking religious and community services.
Air mail piloting becomes a permanent profession with an official insignia. The gold braid wings designed by Col. L H Brittin have been approved and will be awarded to pilots soon.
The exhibition features 109 paintings selected for a national show with works by artists from Arlivis San Antonis and New York. Judge appointments and prize awards faced delays as organizers await missing judging details and final confirmations. Mrs Drought of the Art League notes the competition attracted strong entries and tight juror requirements.
Jack Alter was elected president of the Wie eming college Debating Club. Walter Telgenthum became vice president and William Lickey secretary. Other officers include Timiph Milim treasurer and Bagt Jovy member with longtime club leadership roles.
Ancillary notes indicate enrollment at Los Angeles Heights is rising. Principal J. B. Burlison presides over the school opening with a post enrollment increase from 40 to 150 within weeks, while the district planned further actions and updates for the upcoming term.
Partial OCR text with multiple personal names and addresses across various streets and cities. The readable items include Mrs Allee M Gay and Anita La Bal along with several street addresses such as 2107 North Sabinas Street and 842 Fouts Avenue, plus scattered fragments like Cenfray Power and Tight company and Otivla Cimer.
Cotton prints in corktail dresses of chiffon velvet georgette and taffeta featured in the SouhywoaL Tex spring show. Merchants showcased textiles from Anthony Gey Crosslaul and other houses with bright prints, matching hats and accessories. Performances by Mira Merge Dillard and Jewel Miles highlighted the event.
A man argued over traffic rights at Texas Theatre area. Judge Dave Wateron fined him $10 on five charges including blocking traffic on Honainn and St Marys streets and for not being a traffic officer. Witnesses mention delayed moves on Monston Street and St Marys Street conflicts with officers.
Police Judge fined four men Robert Clancey J G Uinynes Ed Criepee and G Q Ilereln five dollars each for playing pitch for money in a rear alley at 644 Est Mercher gired. The court found them guilty of unlawful gambling as evidence showed they planned to play for money.
A contested prize for best plan to promote temperance draws praise and warnings from Minister and Judge. Clergy, lawyers, and community leaders discuss prohibition, temperance education, and political implications while urging thoughtful action despite partisan divides.
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