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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

2

Britain Split Over Naval Cut

British Premier’s plan to cut naval construction sparks sharp protest in Parliament and across London. Conservative editors warn of weakened cruiser strength while Liberal papers praise a “good start” and argue the plan could reduce unemployment and boost Empire cohesion. Washington dispatch notes debate on legal authority to suspend.

Sion Eels Avernier Ramsay Kinte Doneld Daily News Admiralty Ely Britain Telegraph

Congress Raises Three Cruiser Build In $274 Million Plan

The three cruiser project, part of a $274 million building program approved by Congress last year, was advanced today. Following President Coolidge's pledge to match Britain's cuts in warship numbers, observers noted Congress had rejected his request for authority to suspend cruiser construction at any time.

Congress Great

Speeder Refuses Bond After Speeding Charge

Louis Hernandez, 23, of 118 Union Street, refused to sign an appearance bond after being cited for speeding 45 mph in the 2300 block of West Commerce. Motorcycle Officer Frank Conklin testified he was arrested, and Judge Dave Watson noted the base fine for over 85 mph is ten dollars, but Hernandez’s bond refusal would raise the total to fifteen dollars.

Eo Louis ’Hernandez Union Street Nes Rainus Am Corporation Court Frank Conklin West Commerce Street Hermandes Mborists Copis Dave Watson

Unidentified Man Found Slain in Meridian Freight Car

A man’s body was found in a Meridian freight car thought killed in his sleep. He had been dead about four hours. pockets rifled suggesting robbery as the motive. Police investigated the scene as a homicide in the afternoon.

Meridian Miss

First Cotton Bale Sale Marks Early Start in 1929

The opening bale from Berar county farmed by Apolonio Mendez was processed by Fest and Company of San Antonio and sold at the city National Bank auction. Karbach Biebera and Company acted as auctioneers, with a bid of 21 1 4 cents per pound, weighing 74 pounds more than the 1928 bale and marking an earlier start than 1926.

Berar A. J. Swearingen Apolonio Mendez Fest and Company San ‘Antonio Cuy National Bank de' Eerdornier and Company

Schumaker Jailed After Escape From A Hospital

Herbert Schumaker, adjudged sane, was jailed in the county jail after escaping from a state hospital where he had been sent for observation following a burglary sentence. He and fellow inmate Homer Edwards were captured after fleeing on June 5. The Ninety fourth District Court, with Acting Judge W B Anthony, ordered the return to jail pending further actions.

Herbert Schumaker Ninéty-fourth District Court W. B.anthony Schumaker W. McCrory Ninety-fourth District Court State Hospital Homer Edwardrd Winesnes W. H. Smith T. N. Goodson Means

Terrell to not seek re election as agriculture commissioner

Austin reports that George B Terrell will not run again for re election after serving five terms as Commissioner of Agriculture. He plans to retire to private life on his farm Heart Alip in Cherokee County.

George B. Terrell Austin Commissioner of Agriculture George’ B. Terrell Terrell Cherokee Gaunt

Berlin Explosion and Fire Damage Estimated at 250000

An explosion in Rossip, Berlin's industrial suburb, caused extensive damage estimated between 125000 and 240001 dollars. Fifty fire companies contained the blaze with no neighboring factories burning. Eleven of seventy two injured were expected to survive.

Berlin Rendin Taly Rossip Walden

Six Die, Eighteen Hurt as Factory Explosion Rips Veendam

A blast at a Veendam potato plant yesterday left six dead and eighteen injured. Most victims were workers from the plant as authorities began investigations into the cause, while emergency crews rushed to the site amid collapsing walls and smoke.

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