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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane reports in the Wise Prince column on pricing trends and public appetite for entertainment content from Vox's Picture Co and related topics, noting shifts in consumer interest and potential impacts on media pricing strategies.
An article notes the Prince of Wales wearing a formal dinner jacket with a heavy wrong collar style, warning that tight collars can impede blood flow and press on nerves. It mentions observers Allerton and Swope and references broader stock and movie industry notes.
March 15 report states arms and ammunition from American manufacturers have been offered to Mexico via the Mexican government. Private firms supply tear gas while the American government provides other matériel from surplus stocks. Motives seek to minimize risk of fatalities. Col. Samuel Rojas and a fleet of battle planes are involved in coordinating deliveries with secrecy.
The report notes cloud cover and clear spells with very warm daytime highs and cooler nights. Minimum temperatures Friday night around 48 degrees with a northerly wind. Saturday and Sunday show similar trends with moderate northerly flow and little temperature change.
Chief Tapia announced Durango’s occupation by cavalry guarding General Cales’s new forces. The report notes shifting strategic aims as tensions rise between federals and insurgents, with Torreon’s proximity increasing power rivalries.
National Guard units and seaplanes assisted in Alabama where 4000 residents were marooned as waters rose across southern counties. A relief effort evacuated 92 people from Vila and nearby homes while authorities sought motor boats and US National Guard help.
Col Charles Teanbergh aboard the Curtis Falcon departs Border Point for the West at 10:06 a.m. amid a tense scene. The craft was flown in by Dobie, with Dim Mendy arranging support. Weather and miscommunications plagued the launch as Watton’s status remained unclear.
A readible forecast predicts ideal weather in Los Angeles this Saturday with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. The notice also mentions a brief two hour outlook for San Antonio and temperatures near 48 degrees on Friday night.
An old court note records Toi Neal facing a disputed luxury tax charge. A judge admonishes Neal for evading the duty and imposes a fine of 310 after a trial conducted by Dave Wat on Prius, with reference to nascent taxation rules and penalties.
Chicago March 10 Otis Von Porat signed for a 10 round bout with heavyweight Johnny Manke of Cleveland to meet Risko in Boston on April 20 1928. Arrival of four American manufactured war planes in Brownsville for Mexican government delivery this afternoon.
The Chicago White Sox and New York Giants plan spring training, with exhibitions across Texas and Mexico. Managers McGraw and McGrew, and secretary Pierney, will finalize arrangements for a four-game Sox Giants series.
A Texas congressman urged President Hoover to approve a circuit court of appeal appointment. The push comes from Representative Thomas Medteown of Oklahoma, backing the judge in question as the South Circuit Court of Appeals set to be created.
Berlin reports a Rome to Dallas nonstop air route as a potential project with Col W F Babtovmand of Tesus city cited. The German ministry indicates the flight would receive government support and encouragement if the aviator secures the core position.
Mililies police report sergeant Maloukis struck by an automobile near the police department garage rear entrance Friday morning. He suffered a dislocated right hip while on duty with the downtown militias at the central police station.
Oil royalties totaling 108 912 dollars were added to theTexas University Fund. The March 19 report notes new revenue from mineral lands and royalties.
News reports disclose Governor Dan Moody faced questions on commuting John A. McKenzie death sentence for the murder of Chief Detective Son Street. Moody offered no clear stance, with decision expected after a formal plea review and potential church delegation visit. Local pastor W L Joyner sought a meeting.
President Hoover will speak at the annual Associated Press luncheon in New York City on April 2, his first act since inauguration. The event was announced for the gathering of news leaders and industry figures.
A Friday petition filed with Street Commissioner Pau Steifler requests gravel for Navided District streets. The document lists locations including San Pirgo Street and Barli Cru Street as areas of concern.
A public notice states that Robertson will give a talk in Somerset County at a venue hosted by the Vegetable Growers' Association. The event is scheduled for Friday evening at 6 o'clock, with the Rotary Net organization coordinating the gathering.
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