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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

6

Godlike status shocks Tibetan tribes says artist

Professor Nicholas Woyleb, an artist based in New Ark, describes Tibetan tribes recognizing him as a god after years of travel in India, Tibet and Mongolia. He spoke with the Associated Press on his return to civilization.

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Flag Winners At West Point Parade

Thirty six young Americans including 18 boys stood on the West Point plain as Old Glory lifted over the United States Military Academy Cadets. They are regional champions of the yearly flag contest run by the United States Flag Association and have traveled from Philadelphia to visit historic American shrines. The patriotic pilgrimage began last Sunday and continues through New England landmarks.

New York Gulay West Point United States Military Academy Corps of Cadets Philadelphia America United States Flag Association Tharst Nersoanere New England

Yassuh Boys Get $5 Raise in National Tour Announcement

Chicago reports a $5 wage increase announced by the Pullman company fueling a patriotic trip. Cadets from West Point and a group of girls journey through Boston Plymouth and Lexington touring theaters and cities. Chaperones include Mrs Douphperty of Washington and others from Boston Syracuse Milwaukee and San Francisco. Col James A Mose and William F Seals among attendees.

Boston Plymouth Concery Lexington West Point Ruth Bercy Oake Jr Daiss Cooper Utica Ine Conway Pittsburg Jeb Dittrick Rattle Grete C. Elson Ty Pennington Gat William Fellows Algoma Tea M. Grass Baltimore Douglas Hawks Bennington Thomas J. Lowe Jackson Nic Peter A. Ospital Stockton Cali Edward Shea New Bedford Robert L. Sullivan Syracuse Richard ‘Tilden Riverside Calif Jack R. Westfall Montevideo Malan

Police search for insane bandit tied to store hold up

Police sought an escaped Bon Antello State hospital inmate believed to be one of two bandits after a store holdup at King Fong store 728 Nogalitos street. Victim Gonzales 41 of 223 Forest avenue died of a wound. the other bandit fled with about $62.78. The driver left the curb, then fled north on Furnish avenue after a gunfight. One suspect was later linked to earlier robberies and a hospital escape.

Tus Gonzales Forest Avenue King Fong Nogalitos Street Lax Bon Antello State Hospital William King Atore Gonzales Justice of the Peace Louis F. Bolts Mandy Andy Jones One West Craig Plier Eant Moan Flo Robert B. Green Hospital Andy Tas Terrell Avenue Tel Polier Furnich Avenue

Silver Faces Robbery Trial in Texas

Bryan TexasJune 6 Bob Silver faced trial for his life for the second time charged with robbery with firearms in connection with a prison break at Huntsville. He originally was sentenced to death for the Majestic theater holdup in Fort Worth in which cashier Moscoe Wilson was killed. Gov Dan Moody commuted Silver s sentence to 19 years after a confederate took blame. Prisoners were moved under special protection as Huntsville officials and county officers coordinated with Austin officials and the governor s office.

Shaote Dan Monty Silvers Silver Art Bert Huntsville Austin A. T. McKinney R.T Burns Walker County Attornes Pberst

Eagle President Receives Diamond Ring in Ceremony

Toyle, chief clerk in the city street department, was presented with a diamond ring by the Order of Eagles on Wednesday night as the retiring Eagle president. Guy Cade delivered the presentation speech.

C. If. Toyle City Street Order of Eagles Guy Cade

Flood prevention and child protective offices relocate

Flood prevention department moved from city hall basement to street department fourth floor on Thursday. San Antonio Child Protective and Humane Society headquarters also moved to the basement.

FLOON City Hall Street Department San Antonio Child Protective and Humane Society

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