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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
1
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Fragmented clippings mix space theories with a murder tale. Reports describe alleged arrivals from Earth, a murder of Margaret Taweence, and a suicide. Features touch on a Pittsburgh heiress, a French scientist, smugglers, and mass poverty.
Fragmented report notes warmer readings Tuesday and cooler conditions by Wednesday with variable coastal winds and northerly shifts. Cloudy to partly cloudy in several towns with readings around 70s to mid 80s Fahrenheit and light to moderate southerly winds.
The board of education unanimously supports President Hornberger in pushing a 4.25 million dollar bond for an adequate school band. Several members resist higher figures, while a committee of 50 San Antonio business and civic leaders organizes to promote the bond sale pending Chicago attorneys’ review.
A garbled New York item reports a woman overdressed as Mother Goose and wearing multiple winter outfits including three dresses and fifteen pairs of heavy stockings. The piece references Ruel Greenburg and a hospital event but details are unclear and names are partially corrupted.
In Elizabeth, New Jersey, June INS reports the state rested its case against Henry Colin Campbell, the confessed torch slayer of Mrs. Mildred Maymey. Defense attorney Finneis A Gordon said Campbell will plead insanity as he cites financial worrits and Campbell was expected to testify.
Austin UPI reports a House committee killed a bill by Rep. Sam Titers of Trunge to restore old marriage license regulations including a health certificate requirement for bridesgrooms. The new law requiring health proof takes effect June 13.
In Reno June 11 the court granted Fidel Empringham a divorce from Empringham on grounds of incompatibility involving their minor son. The decision awarded custody to Mrs. Empringham. The case mentions names and marriage dates as well as references to a previous public figure in New York.
Acting Mayor Wright reported Governor Don Moody indicated he would not veto the Aland Park purchase bill and favored its passage. Wright led a San Antonio committee including the Daughters of the Republic, Engineers association, American Legion, and Contention Society to press for the legislature’s approval. The group discussed deeds for the city fire station on the Alamo block, noting abandonment would cost about 400000 to the city.
Warm weather is forecast for the city according to J. H. Ineboe of the Weather Bureau. Expected high around 90 plus degrees with light to moderate southerly winds, and a predicted Monday peak near 94 degrees. Uvalde reports the week’s hottest day at 100 degrees.
Deputy Talbert studied law for more than two years and will take examinations in Austin Tuesday for admission to practice. Appointed deputy sheriff in January, he serves the Herlend precinct.
Dieta Loeb, 24, serving life with Nathan Leopold Jr., is noted for his birthday in Joliet prison. Authorities say he spends the day like any other inmate, running errands as part of the routine confinement.
June 11 Huntsville Alabama report: John McKenzie awaiting execution next week seeks governor intervention. His brother Ay McKenzie of Ransox recently disappeared after leaving a Kansas town for Huntsville. A photo titled Your baby brother shows a 23 year old man resembling Pete McKenzie.
Aeal State Correspvondent reports at Bath Penitentiary in Huntsville Texas that seven condemned men on death row await a governor decision. Pete McKenzie received a 10 day stay, while A G Wells faces next in line with a June 14 execution unless commuted. The article notes delays and shifting fates among the condemned.
In Portland Ora Sunaty MS Kebl from sleeping when his deranged mother, Adiden Freer, 74, and Willis J. Freer, 44, killed her and then died by suicide. Neighbors reported a distressed scene as police found the bodies in their palatial home after a late-night disturbance.
Washington June 3 A new record in long distance aerial photography will be attempted by U S Army aviators to capture details from distances up to and beyond 200 miles The team led by Capt Albert W Stevens and Lt John J Corky will depart Wright Field Dayton Ohio around noon to conduct the tests while flying toward the south and return after the mission
The Hague reports Holland will press Curacao for punitive action over weekend disturbances at Wille couted Cureeno. Venezuela not held responsible per the dispatch. Meanwhile Dutch defenses at Til lemetad bolster with torpedo boat Kortrase arriving with marines from Amsterdam en route to the West Indies.
Assistant Secretary Lowman announced that he ordered a thorough investigation into the Sunday night death of Henry Virgula by Customs Border Patrol officer Z. J. White at International Falls Minnesota.
The House voted to set April for the census date and adopt the conference report on the census bill. The measure now awaits Senate approval and has not yet become law.
A grand jury returned 31 indictments to Judge W A Anderson in the thirty seventh district Tuesday noon. GC M Stour served as grand jury foreman.
A surge of automobile crashes in the past 12 hours left three dead and six injured. The victims include H. Mean 87 of Fredericksburg road who died after being struck while crawling in a driveway. Carmen Martinez 13 of South Hank Antonio killed when thrown from a truck. and Lala Fes 49 of Gallad Street fatally struck at a Park collision scene.
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