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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
2
Three youths operated for months in a firm to pocket cash from C O D packages. They worked across departments including delivery and retail, manipulating records to cover losses. An ink-stained package and missing money triggered suspicions, leading to arrests and detectives questioning by local authorities. The scheme ran for several years in the firm’s departments before a break.
Miss Clay West entertained at her home with a charming luncheon and decorated rooms for guests including Miss Yisa Huff and Mrs. Wolf, while other teas and dinners were planned at various homes. The Wolff Marx tea room hosted multiple guests and a large afternoon bridge, followed by a Saturday luncheon. Evening events included a dinner dance at the St. Anthony hotel in honor of Miss Hla Goodwyn Carter.
Police department headed by Police Commissioner Phil Wright informed eleven officers on Burs day they would be cut from the payroll as part of expense reduction efforts. The move signals departmental cost cutting and workforce adjustments within the city police force.
Police force was expanded at the start of the year to curb rising crime, says Dr. Wright. Now that the objective is achieved, the department plans to reduce expenses.
Bexar county will be represented by 25 boys and girls and fifteen adults in a short course of agricultural instruction at A M College West Eienalogy. The program opens with courses covering various phases of agriculture. Officials announced the gathering and noted efforts to fund the event through dues and chapter support.
Letters of appreciation express gratitude for the thorough road log from San Antonio to El Paso prepared recently. Signed by W. H. Furkons of the highway department and Birdsong, a car dealer. Log distributed to committee members of the chamber of commerce.
President Coolidge faces a possible special session of Congress to authorize public relief if coal miners strike on September 3. Government experts view the situation as potentially inevitable and the administration considers using recommendations from the U S Coal Commission to break the strike at the mines.
A stylish beverage set with a covered jug and six glasses in amber, blue, and white is offered. Priced at 33.49, with balcony serving trays available at 1.29. Stock is reported as complete.
Beautiful mahogany finished trays offered in oval and round shapes feature stationery or swinging handles and conventional end tapestry decorations. A useful article and tasteful gift, noted by Balgony.
Brownsville plans a river route to Mexico City rather than Laredo, asking the San Antonio chamber of commerce for backing. Led by J. M. Stein and Homer Fitch publishers of the Brownsville Herald, the group seeks river gauges on the Itia Grand region near Roma as part of the project, with Trinidad United States Weather Bureau involvement requested.
A garish report notes the second air mail test flight started from Offutt Field to Cheyenne led by Major Thomas Lungphier with a large bomber accompanying. The scene included a depot marking the boxing of a Whig on the second day and the attempt to determine the utility value of the six mail routes.
Attractive crystal salad plates with cut design center and 1.31 inch border offered for sale. Special price is 1.39 dollars each, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable tableware upgrades.
Advertisement notes a heavy black wrought iron piece standing B feet high with large flagger feet. Described as sturdy and stylish, it offers several attractive designs in a shade compliant finish and is priced at $2.79.
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