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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
Ireland remains a focal topic as rioting and murder persist and the Anglo Irish agreement appears broken. George Barnes notes broken peace hopes, the Collins Valera pact, Ulster tensions, and debates among British ministers and Dublin officials.
Lawton Oklahoma minister Thomas J Tesia who resigned after charges of conduct unbecoming a pastor says he was attacked outside Lawton Monday while returning to his home nine miles east of the city. County officials said he was found in weakened condition at a timbering site with most clothing removed. His family notified police when he failed to return by 9:30 p.m. and a search was launched. Earlier he had testified he had been struck and kidnapped by three men and dumped in a ditch near Medicine Park. A church arson investigation continues as a court of inquiry considers the abduction claim and a church elder faces arson charges with a hearing set for Wednesday. An aged Methodist minister, Rev James Reid, 86, of the Geory church, died in Marion.
A heated discussion in Washington arises from the Rathmore Talking Board Company challenging the taxation of ouija boards as sporting goods. The issue centers on whether these boards are toys or devices of higher intelligence, with courts split on defining their commercial classification amid the broader context of a recent conference in Hot Springs Arkansas.
Texarkana Ark June 6 Judge Haynie of the Miller County Circuit Court told the grand jury that each man who lynched Hulea Owens, slayer of Paolivemau St G Choate, is guilty of murder. He urged a full investigation, warned against condoning mob action, and cited resolutions by local chambers and clubs calling for grand jury action. A Missouri train porter was attacked by masked men outside Kansas City in an unrelated incident last night.
Mrs Reymond Nobing, president, opened the National Women's Trade Union League convention in Waukeran Ohio urging a standard of living rather than a living wage. More than 100 delegates from women in trades unions attended the opening session, with the gathering scheduled to run until September.
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