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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
6
A demonstration of electro organ phenomina will be the feature on the weekly luncheon program at the Conopur club in the Menger hotel. SN Bernard Gossett will be the principal feature, with Joan Mre Hardin and Ray M. Keck coordinating the program.
Charles MacVeagh the American ambassador and Seawife sailed aboard the Empress of Canntic for America. They will journey to their summer home at Santa Barbara California.
L F E Tyrrell attorney and superintendent of the Munhall Christian Sunday school was indicted for murder in connection with a fatal shooting. The case details indicate a legal action citing homicide charges involving the church official. The indictment marks a significant development in a local crime investigation.
The report notes Phillip Clark confronting Tyrrell in a Munhall church after Clark accused Tyrrell of breaking up his home and warned of revelations. Mrs Tyrrell stands center.
Universal Ber r ite reports in New York on June 21 that George I Tex Richard, once Madison Square Garden manager, is shown in county records as utterly penniless. Tax records reveal $283 due, no property, no income, no shares, no mortgage, no yacht, no real estate, and no consistent tax filings. The corporation counsel notes he may remain unlucky.
The first two bales of the 1928 United States cotton crate arrived in Galveston Wednesday and were sold at public auction at a high premium. They will be shipped to Great Britain for resale at the Liverpool and Manchester cotton exchanges. One bale came from Sterling County and the other from Hidalgo County.
Police Captain Joe Moglia responded to telephone reports of bandits prowling the Main avenue Romana street area. Detectives William Carver and Tete were patrolling when the emergency call arrived, aiding the investigation into the reported prowlers.
The Court of Criminal Appeals will sit again on Saturday and then adjourn on Saturday, June 30 for the summer vacation of three months. The Supreme Court will sit again on the following Wednesday under present arrangements and policy for eleven months, Saturday, June 30.
New York report states society figure Miss Belts Tandolph broke her engagement with Rev. Harlbolomer J. Chudacek after he resigned past Sunday in line with Miss Randolphs wishes. The split ends a planned fourth marriage and follows a period of public attention to the couple.
The San Antonio wholesale fruit market was well supplied with limited balance. New Caraen grapes from Ingleside district sold at 20 cents per pound and 4 per crate. Apricots, watermelons, beans, buckeye peas, peaches, and Uneeda peaches from Georgia and Best Texas were listed with varied prices. Incal poultry market was better than average with no price changes.
In Tientsin on June 21 a Soviet consulate was raided by a large police force under orders of General Fu Tso- Yi, the Nationalist garrison commander. Police conducted an extensive search for hours, saying information pointed to a hidden cache of arms by Chinese Communists.
Dr T C Walton president of Texas A and M arrived in San Antonio from Burt Worth to headline a luncheon. He toured the Plaza hotel area and visited St Marys university then Fort Sam Houston where many A and M cadets attend the ROTC program.
RIDNEY Neb June 21 Walter Robline 23 of Sidney was seriously injured after a parachute failed to open during a descent from a balloon at Krugers Lake east of here. The accident likely proved fatal.
Midsummer 1921 reports a historic merger of major auto trade groups in the United States and Canada. Delegates at the Automotive Equipment Association in Chicago voted to combine with the Motor and Accessory Manufacturers Association of New York. The deal consolidates about 3 billion in trade volume and touches nearly 2000 trade organizations and activities worldwide.
Indian leaders and Modoc cattlemen clash over grazing on Sailian Tanda. United States District Court action filed by Albert E B Shretg against two Modoc ranchers, all members of the California Cattlemen's Association, accusing cattle theft and land disruption.
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