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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
5
Authorities report charges tied to the death of Wes, with one man under indictment and another awaiting formal action. A suspect confessed to a related poisoning, and investigators say the case centers on life insurance and alleged motives. A separate incident involves a second man also facing charges as the inquiry unfolds.
Fireman Oscar PL Arhuelza receives assignment at 610 Gayanlber street and joins the service on May 20, 1606. The event is noted in today’s roster as part of the Know Your Fire Memorials program.
A county farmer faced an inquest after his wife was found deceased under troubling circumstances. Authorities allege he benefited financially from her death and had previously insured her life. The case involves claims of foul play and potential motive as investigators examine the events surrounding the untimely end.
Chicago report on Robert Flint Tuens a former Georgia chain gang escapee and Chicago real estate publisher facing return to Georgia for a voluntary prison term after authorities halted habeas corpus progressions. The piece notes prior escapes and alleged threats involving his wife Emily Cavhey, with dates and authorities referenced.
Washington, June 2. Kilis, assistant to the attorney general, promotes federal funds to back tighter prohibition enforcement. The plan seeks a national standard via federal power, urging states to cooperate or face mandates under constitutional changes.
Style week events unfold at the Majestic Theatre with the Prosperity Month celebration. Local chambers of commerce chose queens from towns including San Marcos Nobstown Tyler Rio and Corpus Christi to represent their communities during the festivities this week.
A five month evangelistic revival ends at the Troberia talemarle in Sebley avenue Sebley. Evangelist Thrasha will succeed and lead services on Wednesday, Saturday and Friday as listed, with events continuing through the week.
Dorado Kan June 25 a coroner's jury will not be complete Friday in the death of Walter Watkins seventeen alleged fatally injured by Wilbur Lunt Andrete Galim and Cole Therngon Dueler. The youths face charges of manslaughter or assault with intent to kill and will be tried as a group.
June 23 in Mexico Culv, the Seiler government reversed its stance and recognized Cul. Varxauer Val Mercado as governor replacing former Governor Aranin. Rival factions had split the state congress, eight members resigning to form an independent congress and elect Tol Mercado. Federal troops surrounded the hotel and arrested three deputies, leaving the insurgent congress unstable in the capital.
In Ann Arbor Michigan on June 25 an order delaying learning of a divorce suit involving Clarence Cook Little, former president of the University of Michigan, and Katherine Andrews was issued from a court in Chre qwurt. The delay was caused by a temporary restraining order, with the hearing set for August 20. Authorities say the case concerns Little’s actions and the grounds of the suit remain unclear.
A Kansas pioneer named George J. Weblins, a booster of the first jog cabin in Wichita, died from injuries after a truck struck him on a major city street at night. The vehicle was driven by Francis Row of Caldwell, south of Wichita.
Rebels report the capture of General Gabakley by government forces near Zamora after a failed pursuit. The event marks a significant setback for the insurgent movement as officials announce the apprehension in the provincial capital. Local details remain unclear due to damaged dispatch text.
Huntsville Alabama June 2 The grand jury convened to investigate the shooting death of Deputy Craft a former prohibition agent killed while en route to a call. Officers say the shooting occurred during a morning patrol and the motives tied to his enforcement work are being reviewed.
SAN DIEGO June 25 A U S Navy aviator from the Battle Fleet was rescued last night after bailing out from a light bombing plane when it developed trouble over the Pacific near San Diego. He was in the water for about an hour and a half and appeared to be exhausted but alive after the ordeal.
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