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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
4
Austin June 1 The Supreme Court ruling on the Texas Oklahoma boundary remains open and will not become final until each report is filed. Attorney General Claude Pollard spoke today in a lengthy opinion, noting the 200th meridian as the boundary line is still under review.
Cliff Woodbury, automobile racer, sustained a slight skull fracture in an Altoona speedway accident Saturday. He is confined at Mercy Hospital, with the extent of injuries still being reported. In France, the Rend government seeks to reinforce Morocco by sending 20,000 to 30,000 troops to support French forces in the Atlas region.
Prosperity Month events in San Antonio featured a Tuesday stage program at the Majestic theater where local women impersonated nine famous men's mothers under a local club. Wednesday brings Children's Day with performances by students of local dancing teachers at the Greater Majestic theater.
Washington reported June 18 that Kemel Dienany Bes, second secretary of the Turkish embassy, was arrested in Fairfax County Virginia for suspected drunken driving. Bes pleaded immunity and was released after arraignment by Mayor Thomas P. Chapman. Ambassador Ahmed Mouki protested to the State Department. The incident prompted his planned appeal for redress.
AUSTIN June 18 The bourse today said on the fable subject to call a resolution by Accutor W A Williamson San Antonio asking the federal government to furnish an emergent appropriation of 1 430 to aid Texans in building roads and bridges damaged by recent floods. The resolution, which the senate approved almost unanimously, was attacked by Representative George C Kemble Fort Worth who declared that the state should not appear bankrupted by begging Congress for funds.
CHICAGO June 198 t 1 Four months of travel in its foreign country has not shaken Wilbur Glenn Voliva's conviction that all men are sinners. "But in Europe they are worse than in America" he declared aboard, as Zion City, a religious cult, on his arrival today. "The drinking by men, women and children is shameful."
Police seek Mr and Mrs J Landry to inform them of the death of Candis brotherarge Gonge Creek Texas. Mr and Mrs Landes moved to San Antonio to make their home. The telegraph message was signed by Mrs Dora Rayon.
A group of American Scouts travels with their leaders today to attend the World Jamboree of Arctic? in Rharohead England from July to August. The voyage aboard the steamer will take them to Europe for the gathering, seen as a major opportunity for scout activities and exchange.
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