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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
3
Readers learn of church events and women’s club activities including a Thursday tea session at 3 o clock with readings, solos, and piano pieces. Other items note a Musical Round-Table lunch, art league benefit card party, and varying church and PTA gatherings across the city.
The calendar lists the Catholic Woman's Association meeting at 5 o'clock Monday in the association building, plus a series of Tuesday activities including a Parliamentary Practice class at 30-30 at the Majestic Theater and Musical Club at 5 o'clock at 521 Euclid. The Sorosis Club, St. Patrick's social, and the United Daughters of the Confederacy also appear with meetings and guest events.
An automobile owned by ML Cortez at 422 Furnish avenue Was stolen from its parking place at Santa Rosa avenue and Commerce street. Detectives Rice and Hartman recovered what remained of the car twenty minutes later on the Alazan creek at Trinity street. The thiefs stripped the battery tires and other movable parts before fleeing.
Chipeta aquaw of Chief Ouray the Ute leader is buried in the old tribal ground at Montrose Colorado after 44 years banished by whites. Her bones rest on the former hunting ground of the Utes near the tre reservation where Chipeta died in Citak. The Daughters of the American Revolution bought a park on part of a ranch, a tepee replica stands by a spring, and Chipeta’s remains lie in a mausoleum.
Four armored cars with machine guns and heavily armed guards escorted $250 million in securities from Metropolitan Trust in the Equitable Building to Chatham Phoenix National Bank and Trust in the Singer Building. The institutions later merged as Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company.
In Bacon Georgia on March 26 two tiger cubs born yesterday are being cared for by a large dog in the winter quarters. An animal trainer, noting tigers often kill their first litter, placed the cubs with the dog which is also caring for its own puppies in a shared room.
A morning session in Corporation Court heard 38 cases with fines totaling 264 dollars. The highest penalty was 870 dollars and the lowest 3 dollars. Among 58 entries mentioning “sad memory judge” 25 were booked for pirate drank.
Lieutenant W. Vanaman and Lt HHL arrived at new stations in Danscan field and Keily after service in the Philippines and Salt Take-Oi. Temple figures Charles M Sauers and Mrs Hays attend a Woodhull Frost wedding. Miss Gray Gillette returns from Austin for the Woodhull Frost wedding as maid of honor. Mrs Darwin Lackland hosts an informal dinner party with guests Major Burwell Major Royce and Mrs Foster from El Paso. West Point banquet at the Menger features Col Beau Buck as toastmaster with 200 officers present. The Alamo Country Club hosts a cabaret dance with Irish-themed entertainment and a Kiwanis quartet performance.
Llano Texas March 16 H R Minn a Civil War veteran and Llano county attorney for the past decade died today at about 80 years of age. A former state legislator he served in the Confederate forces, was wounded and captured, imprisoned and escaped. He leaves a widow three daughters several brothers and other relatives.
Three cars were stolen from San Antonio streets Snadar. A cotine owned by A Grarin 2724 Monterer street was taken from the Grarin residence. A touring car owned by W M 3lassey 410 Corona street disappeared from near St Marys church. M Carter 422 Furnish avenue reported his touring car stolen from Santa Rosa avenue and Commerce street.
Renick W. Dunlap, from Wingston Ohio, elected by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of culture and food commissioner and secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture. He formerly managed a 60 000 acre Florida ranch and was born in 1872 in Dickaway County Ohio. His family has long specialization in agriculture and he studied agriculture at Ohio State University.
A report describes a controversial divorce case with claims of foreign influence. Governor Iturralde notes a growing colony of American divorce seekers in the Grati Hotel area and discusses Senequen industry and moves to reduce Mexican government oversight in Yucatan.
Saget and Lee Col ars are named in a Floyd Calk Cave tragedy report. The article notes a victim and a body removal, with Ford referenced in connection to the incident.
A man remanded to jail on a $1000 bond after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner R L Edwards. Bond set at $1000 due to other similar federal cases pending, according to Judge Edwards.
San Francisco on March 16 reports a gala event planned to honor the entire American fleet. Crissy Field aircraft will participate in a flyover as the procession passes through the Golden Gate area.
Public sessions in Galveston gather Texas utility officials and Chicago reporter Wzigian to discuss state committees and official addresses as agencies outline ongoing activities and plans.
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