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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
2
A garbled note suggests Moody seeks to add subjects beyond appropriations for lawmakers to consider, with a claim that only one other matter would be reviewed. It mentions a proposed reform tied to school funding and a suit over state payments to public schools, warning of trouble if the statute isn’t revised.
In Austin on July 6 7 the Senate passed two large funding measures totaling 5 060460 for judiciary and 5 000 000 for rural aid after approval in the House of Representatives. The passage of these bills moves significant financial support forward for judicial operations and rural development.
Simon Garza was in serious condition at Robert F B Green hospital with a bullet wound an inch over his heart Tuesday Relatives say Garza who lives at 207 Sonora street is 23 years old In the back car of his home he walked in with a pistol and fell across a bed Officers reported he probably will live despite hemorrhages The piece notes legislative developments and a senate approval of two bills with little debate
A long meeting of Texas sheriffs and city marshals at the Maza hotel included speeches by state officials and lawmen from across the state. The old-time reunion featured 10 gallon hats and Texan plains camaraderie as officers swapped yarns and discussed security and protection duties.
A proposed Women's Pistol Club shak is being contemplated by city officials and the police and law marshal. A three day convention is planned with about 150 members to receive instruction from Mrs Topper rein, registrar for the women's hospital group.
Hearing dates were set for Monday for several property cases. Nick A. Marti of 727 Victoria street filed an answer and had his case reset. Felix Probandt of 104 Nacogdoches street and Ormsby Investment Co. of 212 East Nueva street, along with H. T. Pruitt of 230 Smith street, Chicken Plantation Augusta Craft at 615 Florida street, and Mrs. Elise Herweck of S07 Live Oak Street, had their hearings reset. Charlie and Carrie Sarilees’ establishment at 4 Fast Commerce street yielded default judgment after tenants failed to appear. Mary B. Brady’s case remains pending due to no service. Injunction against 12d St Anthony street owner I. P. Deck allowed reopening under bond. Judgment against Leon and Anny Peters for 300 East Nueva street with bond option. Closing order issued for 421 Matamaras street. Julian Lous taneau, abroad, may reopen within four months.
Capt Dona wnge of Tucson Aziz and TLiewl John Leonidas Jobonniry of Dallas reported for temporary duty in the office of the military intelligence officer of the Eighth Corps area at Fort Sam Houston. They will be on duty as part of reserve training for 14 days.
In Philadelphia Lindbergh plans rapid crossing for Pennsylvanian railroad tie in a few days while safety over speed is urged by top railroad officials. Russia promotes socialistic farming experiments with tractors and volunteer labor on state farms. An Atlantic crossing from Maine by Williams and Yancey aims to complete in under 36 hours. A thunderstorm accident in Southampton kills three at golf club. The Prussian diet approves the Vatican treaty in a final vote of 243 to 162.
W G Garrett of Kerrville received a posthumous Distinguished Service Cross for actions during World War I. Presented by General Rockenbach at Second Division HQ, Garrett died after aiding five men in Exermont, France, and returned home to Kerrville after the ceremony. The report notes his heroism and the award ceremony details.
Tokyo reports Count Yasuné Uchida has resigned from the privy council after a dispute over wording in the Kellogg Pact ceremony. Officials say the former opponent of the government party objected to a phrase critics say violated imperial prerogatives.
Alex Kaeger was arrested in Comfort Texas by state officers and freed on a $600 bond. He faces charges including possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor and possession of equipment for liquor production. Kaeger waived preliminary hearing.
City Plan Board will meet this week to decide on a preliminary recommendation to employ a plan expert. The council previously proposed a $20,000 fee for two and a half years to cover salaries upkeep and upkeep.
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