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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
2
The Thi ginth Legislature enacts tougher measures against bad check writers. The law presumes intent to defraud unless funds exist, shifts proof to the writer, and allows a fifteen day window to cover insufficient funds. Officials and merchants expect quicker convictions and broader enforcement.
Six persons arrested by county officials on charges of violating the Dean Jiguot law were no billed by the Thirty Seventh District Court on Thursday afternoon. In all, 20 no bills were reported.
A Ninety fourth District Court session featured the electric fan in the O'Brien trial. The device repeatedly started and stopped as attorneys spoke, prompting exchanges between Dave Watson and W C Linnet. Judge McCrory ruled the fan suffered a loose connection, allowing it to resume cooling the battery during lengthy speeches.
Two youths arrested by city detectives Thursday night are held in connection with forging a check and the robbery of $19 from a safe belonging to W. J. Manton, a San Antonio attorney. Police also sought a suspect tied to removing merchandise from a Burns company store on East Commerce Street by breaking in and opening a rent door.
Jamies David Crow, 18 month old son of Judson A. Crow, city fireman, was found drinking kerosene oil from a can on a porch at 1025 Hildsbrandt street. He was taken to Green Hospital. no stomach pump was used. Doctors believe the tot will recover.
An old note found in a trunk on a farm near Universal Service New York reveals the location of Palmer Rich whose death in 1805 remained unsolved for decades. The handwritten message directs searchers to a nearby field where a marker indicates the gravesite.
Affordable boys shirts feature attached collars and neckbands ranging from 8 years up to 14. Special price set at 1.00 each, highlighting value in the sale.
A newspaper blurb advertises a fine selection of silk ties in jab tones and bright colors described as new and smart, priced at 1.00 and 1.50 dollars.
The listing describes sport style handkerchiefs in batiste with large polka dots or block effects in various colors. It notes color handkerchiefs with lace edges and embroidered corners and sport striped handkerchiefs of voile with white contrast hems.
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