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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
13
Nancy confronts marital strain and a mounting crisis as she prepares for a sloping horseback ride to meet a troubled household. Decatur rumors surface while neighbors and the McKimmons family grapple with an unfolding rural drama and unexpected departures.
Prison inspectors describe smuggling methods at Donaghue jail where coconuts with skins and bones, tobacco sacks, tamales, and morphine hubs are hidden in food and clothing. Donaghue cites cocoanut pulp and various odd items as covert carriers, while officials ban eggs and other items to curb drug entry.
In a Bay City column reprinted from a beauty trader’s inquiry, readers recall hunting for a dermatologist in San Antonio. The piece notes San Antonio reportedly had no dermatologists, suggesting calling beauty shops to verify contacts.
A confusing exchange at the Police Court featured a man and a young companion attempting to plead to speeding charges. The accused sought guidance on paying fines and questioned a clerk about a so called charge slip and funds already paid.
St Mary's gym luncheon date shifted from Wednesday to Thursday per campaign chair Hert McCor nick. Daily workers luncheon at St Mary's reported high captains totals, surpassing prior days as the Woodlawn Hills gymnasium nears completion and is billed as one of the largest in the area with anticipated attendees.
A jailer reads a telegram delivered to Charles J. Husbey alias Ernest Carter, held on a theft charge. The message states the prisoner’s baby has died, a tragic note received with distress and read in the prison.
Deputy Sheriff Garoni returned Wednesday without the man he was chasing who had been indicted in the district court on mortgage property removal charges. The fugitive was held in Oklahoma and would not be returned to the state.
Retired Detective Chief Joe Harris has joined the Renble Tucksr agency after leaving city work. He plans to continue involvement with public safety while transitioning to private detective duties in a new regional firm.
Ty C Chapman manager of the Veterans Bureau and staff celebrate completing a major move from the Ogilvie buildings on North Alamo to the Smith-Youne tower sixth floor. The operation, done largely over a weekend, preserved tens of thousands of record cards files and index lists with no misplacements.
Frederick Dorew a 16 year old employee of the Western Union Telegraph company suffered serious injuries when his car struck a truck and hit a windshield in the Frederickabury crowd on a Wednesday. He was taken to the Robert B Green hospital for treatment to the neck and right arm and is expected to recover, doctors said.
Martin Attunisio an employee of Lucat Transfer Company was treated at the infirmary for minor injuries after falling from the ground floor into an elevator pit on Tuesday night. He was reportedly handling a trunk when he slipped and fell. Police initial report indicated one floor drop, later corrected.
Otto Wahrmund former city official was honored with flag lowering at Kerrville city hall. Officials including Major GM Chambers and city commissioners attended the funeral service held Wednesday following his death in a recent fire incident.
June 24 list includes Charlen Peek 502 Pleasanton Ogden 1810 Saunders Ave Wade 437 Meath Street John Fries West Ruscell Fred Baker 102 Queens Court Charles J Schneider 2806 Buena Vista William Nagel Colo R. Mrs Allie Johnenn 131 Wingate Foye Woile 456 Soledad Mrs R R Pesenson 725 Porter Maria del Refugio Rodrigues 844 South Lateda Willand Saunier 208 Eleanor Street Lena Harieel 202 Ogden Gerard Storms 780 Dakota Mrs A R Mead 314 Terrell Arlene Mirigola Rose Grimm 00n Dap sort aftest Cura Heielmete 634 South La redo Street Leddle Haacich 202 Dashlef altvat
A discussion of ancient beauty rituals and modern makeup trends contrasts Cleopatra's elaborate preparations with today's cosmetics. The piece notes how cosmetics evolved from stage to street use and references public reaction, fashion, and the changing social roles of women in applying makeup.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Louis J. Ashley 64 of Berg's Mall origin, founder noted for Berg's Mall. Survived by widow Virginia and daughters Mrs Peterson of Philadelphia Mrs Beoggins and Mrs Daura plus Miss Kathryn Evelin and Dorothy Ashley of San Antonio. Also sons Astley Jr Bastrop and Ashley of Luling with brothers Benjie Ashley of San Antonio.
In Corporation court D Prieto was fined 25 for vagrancy after testimony about patrons lingering over drinks at D Prieto's on San Ferpaniti street. Officer Borry reported many calls and disturbances near the establishment and about 180 empty bottles found. Prieto gave notice of appeal.
At 2 a.m. Ponte and Thomas Zavala were questioned near West Commerce and Law Mores. An officer noted they were intoxicated. Judge Dave Watson later commented after testimony in Corporating Court regarding the incident.
A tall flowering display rises atop Alpine Drive in Brackenridge Park branded as S A S Highest Flower. Joyce Elaine Russell of San Antonio says she may be nearby when it blooms again and expects the blossom to return.
Amarillo officials ask travelers to avoid the city for July 4 5 and 6 to ease hotel demand as the State Bar Association convention and visiting oil promoters draw crowds. Hotel lobbies report interest, and officials say hospitality will resume after the busy period.
At a directors meeting held at the Great Southern Repumbee company offices R C Roos was noted as president to succeed the late C F McKee who died after an operation A O Roos Jr was named director and vice president while R P Whitfield remains secretary treasurer and manager
A colossal century plant near Alpine Drive Brackenridge Park is flowering for the first time in decades. Henry Steingruber notes the bloom will soon end the plant as it diverts nutrients from the parent, yet many shoots appear from the base, ensuring offspring as the old plant withers.
Court attache I to Foxy for ye fox hounds features a bailiff named Mr. Schartenberg in a section detailing his chase of fugitives. The chaotic scene includes aliases, doorbells, and a 350 pound pursuit through South Viotes and surrounding streets. The piece highlights court procedure and the stubborn, comic misadventures of serving warrants in a bustling city.
A distressed barefoot woman weeps as authorities search West Commerce and Zaramocs for a missing person. Police patrols increased in the area while investigators attempt to trace the missing individual and gather witnesses.
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