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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
1
A chaotic jumble critiques high finance and Hoover era panic. It notes stock activity, high interest claims, and the fear of a looming economic collapse. Mentions President Hoover, the Mayflower yacht, and war-era armament plans amid a troubled market mood.
Cloudy and windy conditions sweep many regions with cooler air and scattered rain. Temperatures range from the 40s to mid 80s with notable winds and unsettled skies in Denver Des Moines Los Angeles and New York City as the outlook calls for variable conditions through the night into Thursday.
The New York market opened with volatility as lenders offered money at high rates amid reports J P Morgan supplied 15 million in the call market. Prices wavered with heavy selling before bankers injected funds, lifting Pan-American Petroleum and American Refining while Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced on optimistic market signals.
Amid a volatile session downtown, San Antonio brokerage offices drew thousands as traders poured in during a market plummet. Prices tumbled across states as 8000 to 20000 dollars moved per transaction, with crowds of up to 4500 participating or observing the frenetic activity at Bowhe and Company and nearby firms.
In the first air battle of the Mexican revolution a federal pilot defeated a rebel adversary. The engagement occurred near Mazatlan with rebel forces under Gen. Roberto Cruz and Gen. Brandiser Manzo. Lieut. Jorge Licresias piloted the federal plane and shot down the rebel craft after brief maneuvering over Feru dilla suburb.
Weather forecast from J W Jarhoe of United States Weather Inc predicts thundershowers in the city on Thursday. Temperatures expected to dip to around 63 degrees with a high near 80s. Wednesday night cools to around 63, while Thursday peaks near 80.
Jury was selected in the Sam Harralson case charged with the murder of Joseph Sapp at Sin Antetsio on July 9 1928. The trial was set for 2 PM Wednesday afternoon in the Ninety-fourth District Court before Judge W ww Metrorson. Witnesses were to testify as the reguine panel deliberated the indictment details.
In CALCUTTA March 27 Indian nationalist leader Gandhi faced police orders over foreigners cloth destruction. The court found him guilty but stated he had no intention to defy orders or disrupt a peaceful meeting. The outcome shows a fine and legal proceedings amid rising national tensions.
Police report multiple luxury and passenger cars were taken from Wil- Man P. MyHue of 422 Fairsiew Enemies GW, Blarts at 2600 Rusa Wirln btree, and BT. Woodward of Elkaeluh. Investigators record the thefts as three separate vehicle thefts reported recently.
Marie and Ileana travel in Spain amid unclear chatter about a possible royal mission. The text mentions Mavia of Teumnofa and her daughter Princess Thegp arriving in Luddy fromm tranco, hinting at a notable venture or meeting.
A committee representing the Federation of Mothers and the Bexar County Health Association urged Dart Commissioner Jacob Abuioly Weutteley to impose a five cent admission fee for public swimming pools. The group included sanitation expert Joseph Viotli and Mrs. G. W. Jones, president of the Federation, who supported a universal pool charge except for one where free swimming would be allowed, with other committee members listed.
Washington May 27. Reindeer meat from Alaska is under study by Army Quartermaster General Cheatham as a potential addition to Army ration stocks. Rising food costs and the difficulty of fresh meat supply prompt the consideration of canned or frozen reindeer meat to supplement field and garrison meals.
A federal district court in Houston will hear the case filed by descendants of Cen Sunny Travaton. The suit, brought against Tiberty Weekly, seeks damages and appears tied to fierce actions by SOCOM.
A man named Frank Trévina Weitirsilay nk was charged by complaint in Fastlea court with assault. He was remanded to jail in default of a $500 bond and fined by Judge Guimy. The complaint stemmed from a shouting incident at Al Autos delivery on 130 North Laverty Street Monday night.
A vessel ran aground near Tall Moon shoals off Cang Cott, New England, with reports noting the incident in today’s Marine News. No injuries reported, authorities assess grounding risks and salvage options.
Baton Rouge January 27 The Louisiana House of Representatives decided today to act Monday as it moves toward impeachment, aiming to reorganize the lower chamber. Governor Long has faced impeachment attempts that the house previously tried to bring before the state senate.
In Baton Rouge on March 27 the battle to impeach Governor Huey P. Long intensified as supporters move to adjourn and delay Senate action. The House debated whether to proceed with impeachment while opposition pressed for postponement, citing political maneuvering and tax policy disputes. Former prizefighter and aide Tatiline Heveman testified, highlighting the heated political atmosphere and ongoing legislative struggle.
Mrs Curtis Hopkins and her husband ran a Volunteers of America home in San Antonio. The case centers on her fight to retain custody of the children in her care, with the outcome forcing her to surrender the youngsters.
In a tense scene a sergeant and officers discuss a potential scorpion bite reported by a man as gunfire threat looms. The sergeant asks about symptoms while a cadet explains a scorpion sting may require a poultice or topical treatment, avoiding graphic detail.
Viola Brennan reports from a charity home where storms and rain set a solemn mood as prosecutors argue to remove children from Mrs. Curtis Morton’s care. Names like Mary Crump Ophelia Corater and others appear in the hearing before a judge on Wednesday morning. The piece notes petitions by District Attorney for the removal of the children and references continued coverage on page two.
Mrs. Olive Adams testifies in court about years of alleged cruelty by her husband Moree Adams and his threats of chloroform. She describes his control, sending her out with their son and resenting her, while relatives recall the couple's strained marriage and a family funeral follows.
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