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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1929

Page

3

Oser Return From Decoration Day Visit

Mrs D Ma Oser, daughter of Harold D McCormick of Chicago, arrives back in the United States from a Decoration Day trip. She travels with husband Bax Gaer and two children, Anneta and Deter, staying at the Plaza hotel. Her Swiss riding master past shaped the Osers long in Switzerland.

New Fork Juve Switzerland

Japanese Scribe Will Appeal Immigrant Admission Battle

United States Supreme Court may decide on Japanese scribe admission after immigration dispute. Akio Koga and his wife, detained in Los Angeles on bond, challenge entry under the Uchida Kurz treaty as agents of commerce. Attorneys from Southern California argue a newspaper correspondent is a principal commercial agent.

Los Angeles United States Supreme Court Davis Aki Koga Japan Davia Sodget California Oka

Corpus Road To Be Opened After Gravel Pavement

State highway department officials supervised by C J Riley opened Corpus Road after a convoy of tractors submobiles and gravel trucks worked from Flaveusille to Karees City. Willian Wurlong reported conditions and expected travel by Sunday despite a lingering Houston highway closure.

C. J. Riley State Highway Department Haley Corpus Christi Flaveusille Karees City Willian Wurlong Iurlong Poth Laredy Houston Highway Oliver Long

Second Gasser Boosts Interest in Pettus Field

BREVILE June 1. Activity in Pettus Field rose after a near Petro unit brought attention. Mission Oil and Gas plans a $500,000 line to San Antonio, with no further development details released. Mission Drilling began drilling Ray No.4 to test the depth and pressure, aiming to test the well at current depth and possibly deepen if pressure is unsatisfactory.

Pettua Mission San Antonio Mission Drilling Company

Engineer Fred W Mixon Dies in Local Hospital

The body of Fred W Mixon a retired railway engineer who died in a local hospital Friday was sent to Chanute Kansas for inter ment He was a resident of Han Antonis He is survived by widow Mrs A A Nixon of Chanute a daughter Mrs Svaste Clarer a brother B A Nixon of Hanes and a sister Jennie Pelee of California

Fred W. Mixon Sho Fridaigs Chanute Aig Stun Ghatiati Han Anlonis Hain

Grandmother Earns Bachelor Degree in Canyon Texas

A grandmother from Wilson Oklahoma earned a bachelor degree at Texas A and M State College in Canyon. The event highlights a long journey, with family noting the milestone and local officials attending the ceremony.

Canyon Texas Winnlh Djaris Wilson Okla Ligent Teneharn Vollene Ban

Scholar Harry Adams Wins St Mary's College High School Scholarship

Harry B. Adams son of landscape gardener Harry Adams wins a scholarship to the high school program of St Marys College on graduation trots Bt Michaal's.

Harry B. Adams Harry Adams He High School St. Mary's College Michaal's

Bandits Grab 6000 Payroll Then Wound Officers

Five armed bandits seized a $6000 payroll from a bank messenger and Policeman Robert McCormick in Chicago. McCormick’s wounds were not serious. In a separate raid a bandit was fatally wounded resisting a robbery. John I. Trandslph’s home was looted of cash and jewelry worth $10,000.

Chicago Robert McCormick Alec McCormick Mutual Deng Company Conception Gareia Tareo John 1. Trandslph Franklin Trailway Supply Company

Majestic to honor Mexico in San Antonio event

Plans outlined for Mexico Day celebrations during Prosperity Month in San Antonio. An official delegation from Portes Gil will arrive from Mexico City to attend a Prosperity Month banquet at the Gunter hotel and a Majestic theater opening. A reception at the Pine hotel follows with San Antonio officials.

San Antonio Portes Gil Dlesipe Gunter Hotel Majestic Perormance Pine Hotel Plnen

Editor Appointed City Editor of Bee Picayune

Marky Roberta, elder son of Mr and Mrs Lenny Noberts of Pettus, named city editor of Bee Picardne. A Baylor University journalism major, he taught journalism in Basler last term and previously served as sporting editor of the Brownsville Herald.

Bee Picayune Beeville Tune Marky Roberta Lenny Noberts Pettus Bee Picardne Fotecls Baylor University Shool Basler Brownsville

Suspect Sought in Border Death

El Paso police and peace officers search for a man who calls himself El Lobo Geronimo in connection with the slaying of Benjamin T. Hill, a patrol inspector shot while on duty near the international line Thursday night.

EL Paso el Lobo Geronimo Tenjamin T. Hill International Ine

Classified ad page with many reader names and addresses

A jumble of names and addresses appears in a column of classifieds including Gladys Etnaud Anton Rutkowski Sherman streets Mrs Ian Sitterle William Carson and others. The page names multiple residents with street addresses amid a note about used cars awaiting sale in the Hale column of Light Clavsified Ade.

Gladys Etnaud Gunter Hotel Anton Rutkowski Dashiell Taline Dohrson Td Sherman Streets Ian Sitterle Leigh William Carson Alabama Street Sampson North Wackberry Street Edwin Behert South Flores Street Hector G. Cox Ends Avenue W. Bows Gollad Eplzabeth Francis Weat Laurel Street Elmar Koykendal Did Cateanikereon Burlenor Street Clyde Russell Alves Wickes We Titus West Mre Mistletoe

Rogers Faces New Charges In Forgery Case

Tenry A Rogers of 614 Cedar Street, a furniture dealer, is charged with forging a name on chattel mortgages. He was freed on a $1600 bond after habeas corpus proceedings on five forgery counts. A second arrest warrant for Rogers was issued Saturday by Justice of the Peace Tours and Judge Anderson in the Thirty Seventh District Court.

Tenry A. Rogers Cedar Shreet Yeas Justice’ of the Peace Tours Balls Rogers Tudge W Anderson Thirtyseventh Ropers

Unsettled Skies to Stay With L A Over Weekend

Unsettled weather expected in Texas with partly cloudy skies in San Antonio and the Dallas area. Forecasters predict highs around BS degrees and variable winds. May rainfall totals show San d recording 7 Td inches, above monthly average.

L.A J. J. Jarboe United’ States Weather Bureau San Antonio Falso Incecast Texas

Relatives Seek Missing J. W. Keister in San Antonio

Relatives asked police to search for J. W. Keister of 113 Crosby Street after he disappeared Friday afternoon. Keister was last seen when he left town banging a bus. He carried 150 dollars. Also listed as missing were Felix Juarez of 30 Villila Street and Rayos Ramirez, 7, off Chihuahua Street.

San Antonio J. W. Reister Crosby Street Keister Felix Juarez Villila Street Rayos Ramirez Chihuahua Street

Weather summary shows May rain above normal levels

May temps averaged about 15 degrees above normal with rainfall 4.59 inches above normal. The May report notes 16 clear days and 8 partly cloudy days, with 20 days recording rain and 11 thundershowers. Total May rainfall reached TA3 inches, contributing to a year to date rainfall above normal.

Amonthly J. H.jarboe

Special Officers Must Renew Commissions Here

Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright announced special officers must renew their commissions. Officers must post a bond and obtain mayoral approval, with applications filed to Chief Owen Kilday and City Clerk Fred Fri during May. May weather notes show temperatures from 45 to 90 degrees.

Fire and Police Phil Wright Agencics Owen Kilday Nee Fred Fri

Trial Set For Four At 210 South Smith Street

Four individuals including Tuon Dominguez and Theresa Petea face federal charges for alleged violations of the narcotics and prohibition acts and for maintaining a nuisance. Prohibition officers seized a large quantity of beer and whiskey during the Friday raid. United States Commissioner DB Siddall set bonds of 250 dollars for Dominguez and 500 dollars for Theresa Perez Satard.

Tuon Dominguez Theresa Petea Smith Street Higses M. Siddall United States Dominguez Theresa Perez Satard

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