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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
25
William Epstein, Aztec theater GM, endorses a tax cut on earned income, urging reduction from 20 to 60 percent and a $40,000 levy raise. Public groups back the movement, with thousands already supporting it as resolutions circulate to lawmakers ahead of next month’s session.
Mrs Katzenberger presents a pupil recital at the Catholic Women's Association building at 118 Nacogdoches Street this Saturday. The program features Anne Nordau Marie Tat fille Weisehmin Mary Maverick Mc Garraugh Elizabeth Mathews Margaret Mathews Hazel Len Murarick Hevorly Phalou Doral Salisbury Macquerite Orlenebeck Tornius Abworth Nelda Markusleb Nancy Copeck Dally Kuntz Laura Jew Rab in Tutt Stobbin Marjorie Ferguson Tecrnlfonin Mires Caelotin Wall Alberto Anderson Katherine Chambers Kayene Chunbtra Tanelle Skue Av Th Ayruc Raymond Hyrie Ann Tee Beale Kathleen Mozparet Lerays Vir Maryan Crouch Velta Paves and others.
In a fruitless hunt two days without success, searchers scoured the coast between Los Angeles and Norfolk for the amphibian airplane suspected in the disappearance of five people including a Rochester man aged from the region. The drifting dirigible was returned to its base today after two nights and a day of frantic search.
A Weslaco man injured in an attack at his home shows improvement. He remains unable to speak or participate as doctors report his condition stabilizing, while police continue to investigate the assault involving his son-in-law and other relatives.
Ednara Johnson, a L A high school student, has never been tardy except once last week. Her punctuality stands out as she helps set a local school record for attendance and consistency amid springtime city sights.
A long garbled record lists numerous personal names, addresses, ages, and related notes. It appears to be a public register or vital statistics page with scattered mentions of individuals, streets, ages, and some hospital or legal references. The legible bits show ages from mid teens to elderly and several street names such as Heauly street and 710 gilan streets, alongside notes about medical facilities and property work. The overall fragmentary text suggests a census-like or officials’ notice column mixed with addresses and dates.
A senior student with an otherwise spotless attendance record teeters on the brink of a lasting tardiness stigma. Teachers recall a rare late arrival tied to an unsafe ride home, sparking concern among mothers about the impact of a single delay on a long school history.
Michigan's lifelike approach to the pink law ends with Governor Pred W. Criven signing the Watton bill. The measure aims to strike prohibition statutes and remove 200 other evinces from the list, reducing penalties and ending past threats of imprisonment for offenders.
A city event honored the zoo in Brick Enridge Park with two gifts presented Friday. A horned owl figure wore a VHS style horn. The ceremony featured Santa Gonzalez and West Nu Fl rect officials.
A fragment from a London society column describes forthcoming court attire options. It notes Queen Mary expected to preside in the king's absence, outlines dress requirements including decolletage, length, and fabrics, and mentions the season's trend toward more elaborate garments with limited bobbed hairstyles and veiled accessories. references to couture houses and dressmakers are embedded in the jumbled text.
Funeral services for William Moral Sawtelle, father of C. O. Sawtelle of San Antonio, were held in Charles, Louisiana, according to local reports. He died recently, and burial followed in the state.
A clumsy note summarizes a Good Friday message delivered by Pastor at Central Christian church during ongoing services at Weaving Park Molhalist Church. The fragment mentions Holy work and union services in progress and an Easter season context.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Stefugie Navdero’s youth was taken by three individuals described as Mr. Yacro’s prized items. Friday the person reported to police. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest a theft involving a youth figure and suspects at an address on 290 Daniels Avenue in Minnesota.
A preliminary hearing was held for Alvin, of VAtiaatn avenue, as the court granted a $300 bail. The case concerns an assault charge and orders were issued pending further proceedings.
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