German Actor Goes Under Knife
MIENNA July 5 Paul Flertmere noted German actor underwent operation for mas toidine developed after an air performance. Physicians said he probably would resume his per
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
2
MIENNA July 5 Paul Flertmere noted German actor underwent operation for mas toidine developed after an air performance. Physicians said he probably would resume his per
Washington reports a milestone as privately owned ships enter United States foreign commerce in volume, nearing 1,800,000 tons versus government vessels at about 1,400,000 tons. The shift occurred in the second quarter, reflecting a decade of changes in maritime activity.
A detailed autopsy on Wilwer Shultz, trans Atlantic flyer, found a large amount of alcohol in the stomach and brain. Dr Goettler concluded the pilot was very drunk at the time of the fatal crash near Roosevelt field. Two passengers, Edward Harwood and Pasquale Cantellucio, died instantly while Shultz survived briefly. The district attorney pledged a campaign against drunken flying.
Mrs. Robert Suckling, sister of Wilmer Stultz killed in a Mineola Moonalda crash, said she does not think it is a trap after Dr. Alexander Getler’s statement was made public.
East Orange New Jersey July 5 Frederick Sutter and his wife Mrs Malvern Sutter were found dead in their home by a nephew after a gas heater was turned on and their arms were around each other. Police said the couple appeared devoted and had no apparent financial worries though a hospital report noted intoxication.
The Kortrdirst legislature waits in a watchful waiting stance as both chambers lack a quorum. The house has been without a quorum since Monday with members leaving in anticipation of adjournment Thursday. The senate is ready but cannot act until the house organizes, with daily sessions until a quorum materializes.
A 16 year old, John Track, and two others in a South Alamo Street 700 block auto were accused of tickling Brock, 18, of Roosevelt Avenue. Brock faced an information court charge for disturbing the peace after a prank led to laughter and a refusal to quiet. Judge Dave Watton fined Brock 5 dollars and ordered compliance with officers going forward.
Twelve extra teams and workers were not at work cleaning wreckage from last week's storm under the city park department supervision. A fallen ornamented tree on the downtown banks of the San Antonio River was among the wreckage cleared with help from the service offering needed expert in line work.
Fifteen persons were known to be injured today when a Marlington passenger train backed into the side of a Frisco local at Union Station in St Louis. Five suffered fractures as two wooden coaches were toppled and an observation car rammed the Frisco coach. Ambulances rushed thirteen to city hospitals, with many others believed bruised.
In St Louis a 13 year old window washer Thomas Jenkins was shot in the back during a quarrel with a drug store clerk over a 15 cent Roman candle that proved a dud. The clerk Harry Goliman aged 24 refused to return the item after demands, and Jenkins was shot as he exited the store.
Texas and New Mexico Bee associations plan sessions in Amarillo with topics on the past and future of the American lawyer. Dr James Grafton Rogers, dean of University of Colorado Law School, and Governor Dan Moody were slated to speak but Moody could not attend due to a third special legislative session.
Jacksonville July 5 The People's Bank and Trust Company this morning went into the hands of George C. City bank examiner as of the close of business June 29. Resources listed at 2 100 000 capitalized at 3 000 000. The bank had no deposits of 1 577 481 77.
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