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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1928

Page

2

Hold Up Suspect Arrested After Victim Recognition

H T McNamara of the Frost National Bank and Miss Virginia Cowan report a Saturday night robbery of McNamara and a $25 loss. The suspect, whom McNamara later identified on the street, was tracked to a cafe on Main Street and arrested Tuesday morning after being brought to police headquarters by the victim. The assailant claimed an alibi and said the woman was his wife. Cowan was not robbed.

H. T. McNaronta Virginia Cowan Navarro Elreel Mushnell Plate McNamara Frost National Bank Main Evenneeth McNamera Cowan Mieswob Polies Pathce Enid West Houston Street Williamson Ruhnke Miss Cowan Husboell Place Misa Cowan

Kilday Praised For Payroll Robbery Case Breakthrough

Chief of Police Talice Quen W Skil das lauded by A H Cadwallader Jr president of American Building Company after payroll robbers seized 34920 dollars last Saturday. Cadwallader praised Kilday and his department for capturing the suspects and recovering funds, noting insurance coverage up to 4000 dollars and plans to apply recovered excess to the police fund to attract capable officers.

Faugh Talice Quen W. Skildas A. H. Cadwallader Jr American Building Company Porrel Meeseners Cadwallader Kilday Borough Fechielayes Toles Kildas

Memorial honors 67 Lafayette Escadrille fliers near Paris

France paid tribute to 67 American airmen who died before US entry, members of the Lafayette Escadrille. The memorial near Paris, funded by public subscriptions, bears the names of the dead carved in marble.

France Lafayette Escadrille Paris

Transatlantic flight talk and campaign finance figures

The piece reflects on Lieutenant Paris's planned westbound flight by seaplane via the Azores, praising Lindbergh's route choice. It contrasts aviation heroics with campaign spending, noting large sums supposedly spent without accountability and questioning law enforcement reach.

Lieut Paulin Paris Atlantic Azores Tindbergh Lindbergh Paris Praonce

Roy's Daughter Weds Show Man in New York

Madeline Foy, daughter of Eddie Way, to wed Thursday in New York. She will join the theater financial department as the wife of William O’Donnell, treasurer of the Century Theatre, following the marriage ceremony.

Roy Dy Universal Service New York Madeline Foy Eddie Way Williama O'Tyonnell Century Theater

Prisons Abandon Bertillon System at San Quentin

San Quentin officials announced the Bertillon identification method will be discontinued except for fingerprints at San Quentin and Folsom. Mark Moon, secretary of the prison, said the system is being phased out as a means of inmate identification.

San Quentin Mark Moon Folsom

Smith Tells of Slaying in Bribery Plot

Middleton testified that Bourne paid a Mexican $250 to kill her husband and $250 more to another man, while Mrs. Waybourne urged the crime and discussed defense plans. Private detective Rasor said he was hired to “bring a justice” and that Waybourne wanted to divert suspicion from herself and Middleton.

Bourne Jim Washbourne Alerch Morales Middleton Waybourne Elate Ieath Ion Merlean Joe Morales W. OP. Raseor San Antonio Seerman Warhaymne Rosese Gertrude Caraway Rasece Rastor Middiean Bocksmith Thetreet Morton Warick J.B. Price Gefonge Alsseehong Pdwiteton Ile Mea Waybourne

These Houses Can Face Sun Always PANTS

A fragmented item notes exhibits about sun exposure and devices described as mer ry go round pinsfering and a prem x button. It mentions horsepower metor and timing details though text is incomplete and unclear.

Court Denies Temporary Order in Wimberley Negro Exclusion Case

In a Texas equity proceeding, Judge West denied the temporary restraining order aimed at blocking the Democratic executive committee's exclusion of black delegates. The ruling questioned whether the state acted, delaying the motion and leaving a future decision on permanent relief.

Jnelgen Court of Equity Sulinga Supreme Courts Court Ordee Wimberley Lge Way Container Texas Leo Brewer Weber and Burke Brewer Countiel Iver Dohnson Wimberter Hiere Marky West

Carranza Lays In State at Capital in Mexico City

May 24 1949 Mexico observes national mourning as Captain Fayilin Carranen lies in state under an armed presidential guard. Government offices close, private business halts, and crowds honor the late leader described as a martyr to international friendship. United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and staff pay respects, symbolizing a shared tribute to Carranza’s legacy. He is to be buried tonight in Dolores cemetery alongside Mexico’s illustrious dead.

Mexico Cily Cantain Fayilin Carranen Mexico Naetional Palace Carranza Dolores Cemetery

Air mail route push to Tucson linked with coast plan

Chamber of Commerce general manager Larter Ay Whaley outlines a concerted drive to extend air mail from New York to New Orleans to San Antonio then Tucson, connecting with Los Angeles and Mexico City services. The effort targets winter trade growth with broad national representation and a meeting presided by Col. George W. Stuart. Also noted is a Texas Confederate Veterans reunion and Old Soldiers gathering in North Texas with regional attendance anticipated.

Larter Ay Whaley Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Tha ‘Sost San Antonia Weat Tucson Ariz Los Angeles Whaley Boston New York New Orleans Houston ED Vase Turso Tendi Sity Laredo Mexico City Atenagementa Los Angles George VW Stuart Ehatrmin Commercial Aviation Committee Medtian Sioston Springfield Hartford Philadelphia Baltim Washington Ticlatond Dansile Greensboro Charlothr Greenville Anderson Montromers Pinsacola Mobile Atlanta Lake Clarter Mouston Neaumant del Rio San Angelo el Paso Tuckon Phoenix Ban Dingo Laren Monieres Ly Totost Saltillo Mex

Beach Gold Diggers Hunt Lost Jewels on City Beach

Beachgoers comb the city beach each year before the surf season opens, hunting rings coins and trinkets lost or washed ashore since the previous year. This local tradition draws hundreds of youths to search the sand for valuables and mementos.

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Death Claims S A Pioneer Elisabeth Cooper Dies at 70

Elisabeth Cooper, 70, longtime resident of the city for 88 years, died at home on Tuesday morning. She is survived by eight daughters and several sons, two sisters and seventeen grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Mission Burial Park with active pallbearers among her grandsons.

Elisabeth Cooper Dithrar Avenue Bam Antonio Mer Emma Turver Marguerits Carpenter Antoniaeventeen Mission Burial Park Wim

Wright Leved Polige Fines in Corporation Court

Fines were assessed in corporation court Tuesday morning with no one excused. Listed defendants include Birgu Viegrands Tacinele Alvirez Jesus Garcia James Datel and others for vagrancy and traffic violations. Several names and small fines are recorded, including Brady RW Hongna and Johnny Johnson Marin.

Phi Waleh Trashan Saseaney Birgu Viegrands Tacinele Alvirez Jesus Garcia James Datel Wlishurblug SIO Brady Hongna T. L.A Syylor Torfido Saldana Tony Castillo Rohineen Andraw Watts Felipe Lunn Michard Farding Jon Sota

Reverend Henry Speaks at Jail Service

Reverend Henry Foy, pastor of the South Side Christian church, spoke at the county jail on Tuesday afternoon. Music was provided by members of the South Side Christian church choir under M. G. special direction.

Henry Foy Patrick Henry South Slide

Robarts Conducts Service at Local Plant Meeting

The Rev. John F. Roberts of Grace Church of the Nazarenes spoke at the noon gathering of employees at San Antonio Machine and Supply Company. J. K. Doery, religious director of the YMCA, noted Roberts led a service and presented a short movie program during the meeting.

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