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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1929
Page
11
An adjutant at Brookefield named on a detail to relieve relief Lieutenant D. D. Watson. Watson has been detached from his deol assignment and ordered to Indianapolis for duty as instructor with the national guard fliers at that point.
Four suspects including Volmer G. Tinney and Bernice Keever are held for investigation after a safe was opened in Pleasanton. Detectives C. W. Lee and J. F. Leonard display used tools and a special knob puller seized by police.
Newark dispatch reports a Sunday airplane crash that killed ten people and left pilot Tow Foote as the only survivor. Doctors at St James hospital say Foote is just holding on and may have a chance to recover if he pulls through.
Complaint charging two youths with stealing an automobile belonging to C. J. Hassell of Corpus Christi was filed before Justice of the Peace J. Onton Tuesday morning. The youths, Whew and Bob Akers, are held in jail at Trequinontagi following a report from police.
A woman reports her infant missing from her home at 624 South Ta. The notice notes a 20s daughter Ammari missing with a four year old neighbor. A second missing person, Degey Baker, 17, tied to a shooting case, is also sought. Police urge public assistance.
A government inquiry in March investigates possible monopoly in newsprint manufacturing and distribution. The investigation aims to determine if suppression of competition exists, with commissions reviewing responses to Senate restitution and related wage issues.
Police asked to assist in recovering a diamond burpit deft in a circus scene at the Tides. The note cites Mrs. Nence Stailer of 023 West Summit Ave Haw asking for help and mentions shop specials in The Light Classified Section.
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