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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
6
A fragment references potential matches for Wales including Lady Ann Maude Wellesley once in favor, Queen Marie's daughter Princess Ileana, and Valerie Jones the Canadian woman met in Ottawa, amid a social whirl.
At Widows, Arkansas, authorities hunted J Barber as a suspect in a double murder tied to Morris Ashorne a 23 year old merchant. Norma Osborne the widow has been jailed since the stabbing and shooting at the Osborne home where her husband was killed with a shotgun.
A World AaKa Fora Data card sent from Surrey asks the San Antonio chamber for photographs and literature to print in English newspapers. The note mentions a navy discharge and seeks a place to settle, with the sender identifying as G Dailey of Thorn ton Heath and expecting distribution in multiple papers.
War department leases land at Bruce Field in the Canal Zone for Pan American Airways to build hangers shops and storage facilities. The agreement marks a strategic expansion near Panama with airfield ground acquired for wartime operations. The action involves the War Department and Pan American Airways in Washington July 4 reporting.
Washington rumors claim a secret protocol could bind Chile and Peru to bar access to the ocean, mirroring a deleted clause. A highly unreliable source sparked diplomatic agitation as officials sought clarification on possible cession or transit rights tied to Tacna and Arica.
A chaotic Fourth of July scene in Dallas left reporter Duncan injured as a hand was injured by an exploding device. The incident occurred during coverage of Independence Day events, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists on crowded holiday assignments.
Fort Worth July 4: officials discuss a plan to merge Presbyterian colleges in Texas under a proposed Presbyterian university. Houston offers 1 million dollars in incentives, San Antonio site options are considered, and committee members include Pat Hooky and A Jarret among others. The committee is chaired by Vat Hooks.
Cleveland area note reports towns including Readsbady field Heizbly aml Newburg, plus officials from Gacfield Treights Redford Heorg Hacky Ives and Ui Upldls. Population figures cited as basis for city status changes.
The city of Waco approves a water bond issue as part of a broader municipal improvement plan. Details indicate a 4.3 term and general department backing with Perini White noted among officials involved. The measure advances to funding and construction phases pending final municipal steps.
Gheenville town reports farmer Gaithele 51, a prominent laborer, died from injuries after an automobile approached as a machine struck wire. The fatality occurred when a trolley wire was struck by a vehicle, authorities say.
Beverly Hills readers discuss a proposed sum of four billion and its impact on the national debt, noting that sixty percent of taxes cover interest across government layers. The letter-writer argues elites may exploit funds for party gains, while personal fortunes outpace government finances.
George Parker, 16, confessed to fatally striking his father Whit Parker, 50, and setting their home on fire to cover the crime. Sheriff George A. McNeil said Parker told doctors and the sheriff that the father came home drunk and threatened him before the attack. The boy claimed his father chased him before Parker shot through a window.
An aircraft named Southern Cross departs from Sydney bound for India, carrying Cat and Charita Kingsford Sintt along with three companions. The plane travels toward the Indian coast, with various navigational details noted.
Dallas July 4 1929 Texas postal workers gather to elect officers and appoint leaders for five associations including the National Association of Post Office Clerks and related auxiliaries. Key officers named from Houston Fort Worth Dallas and other cities.
Dallas on July 4 Dr Ray ne Keller a prominent physician was killed when his automobile struck a telegraph pole early today. His wife riding with him was slightly injured.
More than 200 delegates attended the annual conference of the postal federation and the Texas association of letter carriers, gathering in Corsicana to discuss federation matters and express the postal workers’ concerns.
Count Tolstoy declined a request to jump in a lake amid a controversy involving John Bollard and the University of Chicago. The incident led to discussions of Tolstoy attending a luncheon and a The University of Chicago official offering compensation for his appearance. Tolstoy criticized the demand as unreasonable and insisted the communication was unwarranted.
Reports from emark circles claim Princess Weona’s engagement to a prince unnamed. Queen Metric plans a visit to Sale burg where the young couple may meet during a short tour, amid speculation of royal nuptials.
Dr O 20 Resor of Dallas a delegate to a national medical meeting says Texas doctors oppose current rules allowing physicians to prescribe alcohol. He announces the Texas delegation will seek a resolution urging the federal government to revoke the privilege.
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