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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1929
Page
10
A fragmentary interview reveals Delores' troubled life after a clandestine union with Newton, a Parisian-born manager. The conversation touches on her fear of exposure, alleged intoxication, and the strained pursuit by Newton while she sought calmer surroundings across Cincinnati and Lenox.
New York reports Eugene Newton a stylish Black man says he married a White heiress last November in Newark. He describes a mutual attraction and confirms the marriage amid inquiries. The couple reportedly kept the event private as reporters press for details.
The account describes Dolores enduring intimidation by Newton Kent. He calls daily, pays for days, threatens to publish their marriage, and may relocate her to monitor her. She resists, but he abuses her verbally and physically and pressures rides and shelter as she seeks help.
Drew Hea has won a £250 cash prize offered by the Dallas Advertising league for a poster celebrating the state exposition. T. B. Jackson, president of the fair association, announced that the winning design was chosen from 46 entries submitted by Texas artists from various towns.
Miss Vicleo Crook, public health nurse, opens a home hygiene course for young girls at the Gonzales high school. The sessions will run for the rest of July with all materials provided.
SORPUS GING MUCH COTTON SORPUS GING MUCH COTTON CORPUS CHRISTI July 20 Nueces county's 1920 cotton crop is moving toward picking with sunny weather predicted to continue into the week or ten days. Local chamber of commerce officials aided by South Texas chamber officials are active in organizing picks. Despite labor shortages, it's believed enough workers will arrive to avoid a labor scare. Estimates range from 120,010 to 735,000 bales with a county record possible at about 101,600 bales.
A suspect sought since February 18near Gorpus surrenders, ending a local shooting case that fatally wounded Inocencio Pena. The event occurred as a four-member group confronted Pena along the city street after an argument over a played game.
Fort Worth July 20 205 County officers searching the paragen Tot the homes of Cecil Odneal 27 and Philo Cooper 20 both charged with murder in conmtction with the first shooting of Audrie Fentress 18 at a camp party at Lake Tyorth recently found total- Jone of liquor The shooting is said to have taken place when Fentress rerented to beal a girl who was on jin party Sone 10 couples ranging in ages from 18 to 30 were said to have attended the party at which tspuch liquor was drunk officials said Odneojae the only one present when officers arrived he was found kneeling beside the body of Peotress
At Ovid Michigan on July 20 a collision between two autos killed Herman Penzenhagen, 35, of Sag-inaw, and instantly killed his mother in law. George Smith, Penzenhagen’s son in law, was injured, as were his wife and two children. Ray Banks, 20, of Flushing, drove the other car, and his sister Marjorie, 13, suffered cut glass injuries.
Trapped by fire near Clarkeville, Mrs. John Huesell wife of a former county commissioner and her daughter Mrs. John Tenparso, along with Bergandeltsid, were saved by quick neighbor assistance after they were trapped inside a burning house. Firefighters and neighbors battled flames as they attempted to reach the occupants.
Stockton California date line reports a wedding ceremony where Miss Gertraudt Springs of Pincerville was married to John Hanschel of Presna. Mire Springer became the bride of the same groom at the services, with details of the event noted in the报.
The report by Mrs. W. A Bishop describes a man who entered her home at night and cut her hair while she slept. A torn boot lace and a hair fragment were found near the window, tying the suspect to prior similar incidents where a man sought women by clipping their hair.
District Attorney Buran Fite today began the reorganization of his prohibition squad following public controversy last June. He tightened supervision to ensure raids occur with warrants and protect constitutional rights while targeting bootleggers and known offenders.
A long OCR list outlines firms and brands expected at the San Antonio Fall Trade Meeting spanning July 29 to August 9. Names include Alamo Printing Co, National Bank of Commerce, Naylor Printing Co, Pioneer Flour Mills, Plaza Motel, St Anthony Hotel, Southern Gas Co, and Steves Bash & Door Co among many others. The document reads as a commercial directory highlighting exhibitors and sponsors for the event.
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