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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
17
Washington reports divers tested undersea pressure using mechanical gear named Inga to enable breading underwater. A specially built tank simulates a depth of kit feet, enabling navy torpedo men to operate beneath the surface near an American submarine off Hou faca, with strong assurances of safety.
A period column discusses Lenore Ulai and her new husband M. ae, noting Lenore’s return from Fox studio work, a contract signed with First National for two pictures, and public interest in their movements. It mentions arriving in New York, possible plans abroad, and surrounding Hollywood gossip about actors and events.
William Dickey Cowan 67 editor of the San Sho Star, longtime Texas editor and political figure, died suddenly Monday night after an illness. A native of Mississippi, he served in the Texas legislature, worked in journalism and state agencies, and held a marketing and warehouse post under Gov Ferguson. Funeral services and burial are set at Odd Fellows Cemetery Wednesday morning.
WASHINGTON D C move to augment forces against bootleggers intensifies as treasury backs border patrols. Assistant Secretary Taylor announces mobilization of agents to enforce prohibition with ongoing repairs and readiness efforts amid rising smuggling and violence.
An Apache dance by Charlotte Benson and Alice Paul Tyson will be a feature at the pardon party at Alamo Heights Methodist church at 8 p.m. Thursday Alice performs the boy's part.
Shidowlowd San Antonin night club on Blanca road stages its major weekly program. Amohe the attractions and Jacquline head the international talent lineup with cabaret acts, European dancers, and leading entertainers from 4 May at June hotel. Ri Cohen reports the opening drew crowds, with Yemmin continuing daily through the season. A cooling mystery apparatus debuted at summer onset to boost audience comfort.
Weasanion, Polsot and Charlotte sections report peak watermelon movement Tuesday, the largest daily shipment of the season. G D Clark of the market news bureau notes heavy loading will continue as Floraville and Mistridh fields begin harvests. 130 cars rolling out mark a strong start this week.
Warerdhyn neighbor Hope Williams of 184 Vaal Street and her two children escaped a Birning home early Cicadas. Snide Gilter of 88h Ne PRIA Alteal aided the rescue as occupants slept. Firemen extinguished the fire and assessed damage. a gas pole contributed to the blaze.
Formal presentation of the charter of the San Antonio Exchange club by John H. Auwtry and leaders from the national board, at a luncheon in the St Anthony hotel. Austin Exchangites performed music while Houston members extended welcome to the new organization. Mathis was elected president of the local class.
Fort Worth June 18. Workers cleared debris from a fire at the Mir fire theater near Lake Worth. Officials expect the site to be cleared in about 30 days, aiding reopening of the amusement park area.
The Mexico Church crisis, involving President Emilio Portes Gil and Archbishop Leonaldo Ruiz Y. Mores, nears a settlement after high level talks. Ambassador Layight W. Morrow met Portes Gil. a lengthy session with the president was reported as the longest yet.
A Texas man named E. McTarty was sentenced to three years in the territorial penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges of indecent conduct in a drunken state. He is to begin his term immediately at Leavenworth.
A Pittsburgh reader reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, stating she felt tired and weak before and credits the medicine for significant daily improvement and increased vitality. The testimonial is signed by Mrs Finn Richards of 21 Charleston Street, Pittsburgh.
Mexico postpones enforcement of a new immigration measure requiring foreign signers to prove residence in Mexico. Officials in Laredo report the pause affects enforcement, with some business and resident concerns noted. Washington says the move is within Mexico's rights despite disputes over validity and timing.
The birthplace of Woodrow Wilson, located in SLAUNTON Virginia, was bought by Indian Mary Baldsrin College. The institution plans to preserve the site as a Wilson shrine and maintain the wartime president’s birthplace for historical purposes. The sale price was KIUO0G.
Helen Wills, famed tennis champion, makes a debut as an artist in London today with an exhibition of her canvases. The event marks a new venture for the athlete as critics note promising color use and a fresh direction.
A man in Aqtas A Ga surrendered to officers after a fatal assault in a kitchen. He claimed a wrecked home caused the tragedy and said his wife and neighbor were involved. The incident occurred today as police investigated the cause and the suspect was taken into custody.
An urgent ad warns that high blood pressure is dangerous for people over 40 and urges readers to obtain Norma, a physician’s prescription, claiming it relieves severe blood pressure. The copy uses garbled text but emphasizes quick relief and a fronting sale of a bottle.
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