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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
6
Judge McCollum Hutnett imposes fines in County Court No 1 for Rudolf Espinora and Faustino Guerra. Theft charges include a $10 fine for one count and a $1 fine for a lesser offense, with other close theft under $50 noted.
The fall buying season will be held from Aug 6 to Aug 13, announced by Howell W Jones, manager of the chamber of commerce trade extension department. An automobile trade tour to San Angelo on June 28 and 29 will be scrapped to allow travelers to stay overnight in San Angelo.
Harold Young notes safety advocate Harald A. Driggs of San Antonio Public Service Company backs the Just Kids on safety topics and membership drive. A long list of new members is encouraged to join, with an application blank available through The Light.
Thirty five junior Girl Reserves leave Friday to celebrate the upcoming opening of Camp Idlewilde, W. C. A. camp at Corfort. The party will stay ten days with Mive Marr Carnahan as extensive secretary and a group including Viola Venne and Velma Srot among the leaders. The camp opens June 23 for business.
Jim McLaughlin, 165 Were Johnean street, was found with life threatening throat wound and left arm injury near San Pedro creek and Basler street Friday morning. Passersby who found him were the first to report the condition to authorities. Mrs Nancy Marshall, 15 Folk Taylor Street, told police she saw the man head toward the creek earlier.
Report from Tongkong dated June 1 states Ua Chi nee pirates attacked vessels again. the steamship Bocony of Standard Transportation Co. was looted, 300 cases of kerosene stolen, affecting Bhuntak distilleries.
In Katagehs, India, June 1 a Spanish plane the Jesug del Gra Poder failed in a flight attempt to break a long distance record. The crew reportedly tried from Seville toward Nasirabad in Mevopormmia about 3000 miles away, aiming for a transcontinental run. Seville dispatches credit the crew with beating the previous 4911 mile record set by Lawrence Chamberlin and Charles Levine on a flight to Germany. A radio message from Tablada airdrome in Seville claimed Nasirabad as the destination, about 4500 miles east of Seville, with Karachi cited as key along the route.
A Boston report states that a joint legislative probe is launched into members accused of attending a final 1997 session wild party at the state house. The inquiry will examine liquor from a confiscated storage used by guests, amid allegations of impropriety within the legislature.
An unclear report notes followers with 1030 down arms and amnesty grants. Sanity Mario Sevilla, an outlaw in Fstely, surrendered with twenty men to a commander identified as Col. Benjamin Garry, who leads the marine at Tinotega.
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