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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
3
Washington June 27 The trial of former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall, linked to the Teapot Dome scandal, will open in the Supreme Court on October 7, set by Justice William.
An offer targets teens aged sixteen to twenty six for a disability and death insurance program. For ten dollars a year, subscribers would receive 100 dollars monthly for total disability and 50 dollars for hospital charges, with a death benefit of 5000 dollars. Call CR 2061 for details.
Fall, separated from Sinclair for illness, reportedly recovered in El Paso. Government alleges former secretary awarded rural reserve to Sinclair in a conspiracy to defraud rich funds. Sinclair was acquitted after a weeklong trial last year. The era’s perception notes people scanning rental columns for money and energy.
Lions Westsile T. Larson and Lawrence J. Carr began a 6441 mile service flight from San Antonio to France via the Panama Canal Zone. They will reach Washington for orders after Mexico拒gpermits. The cross country test flight includes stops at Muskogee Scott Field Winnfield Dayton Bollingside Jacksonville Miami Havana Pinar del Rio Belize Managua David Panama France field Canal Zone and back to Kelly.
New officers were installed for the forthcoming year at San Antonio Chapter No. 331 Royal Arch Masons in a ceremony held Wednesday night at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Walter Davenport, retiring High Priest, received the High Priest’s jewel from Clinton P. Reed, past. The installing officer was the High Priest assisted by the Past High Priest. Officers installed included Clarence D. Rutledge Excellent High Priest, Fames Wright Excellent King, St A. Hambron Excellent Scribe, John Export Secretary, Az Marker, and others serving as Captain of the Host, Principal Sojourner, and other veils.
Gilbert Denman appeared before a special appraisal board seeking a new hearing as city condemnation to seize a 11 by 86 foot strip at the corner of Moinardins and West French Place to relieve a traffic hazard. Denman valued the land needing $50,000 damages, while the board set a retesting for 2 pm July 25, with three board members to judge the case.
In Bratislay, Crechoalorable, seven workers were killed and ten seriously injured when a rubber factory exploded today. The plant was demolished amid the blast. Local assistance lines advertise classified ads for readers.
Two prominent San Francisco society women were killed and another seriously injured when a roadster driven by Carl Finninger exited a crossroad and crashed into a limousine near Menlo Park California. Mrs Henry Z Cracker widow of a San Francisco capitalist and Mrs Louis B Monteable prominent in philanthropic work in San Francisco were named among the victims.
The Rev. Paul Gross aged 71, a retired Catholic priest, died last night in Colorado. Born in Aix la Chapelle Germany he studied in Trier Paris and Wag ordained in Tra z coming to the United States a year earlier.
An oil explosion at the Diamond Dock plant in Duluth Minnesota fatally injured two men and left five others with lesser injuries. Officials believe fumes from fuel oil sparked the blast likely caused by improper handling or propulsion.
Chicago on June 26 reported a term invovled in city discourse as "investigatonists" amid council debate. Dr Rors and 43 aldermen voted down a resolution urging action on past company matters, with Ettelson’s office cited and only two aldermen supporting the measure.
President has proclaimed October 11, 1029 as a day of service to honor Brigadier General Geviatr Polsekt, a revolutionary figure killed in Saveepah. The observance marks the 160th anniversary of Polsekt's death with services and commemorations.
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