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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
8
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A fragment rich with local notices and ads mentions an April fools ball by Willett’s orchestra at Berning Sons hall and a public notice on repairs and services. It also notes an arrest related to moonshine in Somerset, a horse theft incident on Clark Main Avenue, and other scattered business ads and announcements from local firms.
Two men believed to be part of a professional theft ring were arrested near San Antonio on Thursday after a raid by DeWitt County and nearby sheriffs. Officials say the gang specialized in stealing turkeys linked to the well known Cuera turkey trot. A coop with wire was seized, containing seven turkeys and other birds. One suspect escaped into darkness during the pursuit. Sheriff J. N. Pace of DeWitt County, who has tracked the thieves for weeks, coordinates with Sheriff Tohis and plans to travel to San Antonio Friday night.
Governor Nott declined to confirm plans for a special session of the legislature amid speculation sparked by proposals to fill vacancies in the thirty seventh legislature. Reports say if called the session would address masked organizations and state outrages, with timing possibly after the Democratic primaries.
Washington March 31 the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad through its receivers asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to reorganize by issuing 50 000 shares of common stock and 6 1 2 percent first mortgage bonds totaling 10 000 000 in a new company that will acquire ownership of the road and operate under the reorganized structure
Negotiations on a proposed law to restructure the railroad have continued for weeks with no investigations. The railroad halted operations last year and plans include government advances of 3.8 million plus enhanced revenue from jointly handled traffic. The arrangement contemplates government aid and bond collateral to secure the loan.
Olga Diets 86 a lifelong San Antonio resident died Thursday night at a local hospital. Survived by daughter Misa Adelle Ditta and Mrs Richard Biromel both of San Antonio. Funeral at 10 Saturday from Heits Amiterinking Chapel with Rev A Wolf of St Tubii's Lutheran Church. interment in Heriagu Sons Cemetery. Cansey G Quillan 35 died Thursday evening at a local hospital. Native of Atlanta Ga resident of San Antonio fifteen years. Survived by widow two sons Cansey Jr Stone Quillan a daughter Alma Quillan mother Mrs Ceatrice Kirk brother trio and sister Mozelle Quillan. Funeral services Friday with interment in Mission Burial Park.
Union leaders meet President Ayers of the Rail company to settle a wage and duties dispute arising from a strike by Federated Shop Craft Workers of the Western Aimsland railsyn. Unions insist members be restricted to their usual duties and protest any assignment beyond that.
San Antonio attorney William Aubrey spoke on government history and urged support for laws at the Gunter Hotel. He criticized some county men for avoiding jury service, and Judge Kelso introduced him. The program included vocal selections by opera singer Paul Galazzi.
A new bulletin from the federal postal service allows eggs to be shipped by parcel post to foreign countries outside standard mail parcels. Previously only within mixed parcels in small quantities. The new limit raises maximum weight to eleven pounds to Britain and other destinations.
A ruling under discussion aims to aid dairy and poultry producers by allowing two egg settings per time for farmers, with expectations it will spur local production. Names and places are obscured in the fragmented OCR text, but the policy shift is presented as a significant incentive for regional farmers and related agricultural groups.
Albert E. Kelbfeisch, president of the Lower Rio Grande Valley citrus growers organization, has called a meeting in Mercedea on April 10 at the Mopisa Theater. The meeting will adopt the constitution and by-laws submitted by the committee, elect officers, and report from the membership committee.
The 22d district interscholastic meet will be held March through April 10 at Southworth Texas Normal College. Contests in declamation debate spelling and athletics will be offered with winners advancing to the state meet in Austin. Readiness events take place at the educational building while track events occur at Bivens Field, Bandera County.
Reports from Rotary members who attended the district convention in Minerel Wells were shared at the weekly luncheon. George Holmgreen received the silver service presented by the San Antonio delegation, and the San Antonio attendees relayed parts of the program for those absent. Dr McClelland, a San Antonio physician aged 60, died Thursday evening at his residence on Annee 107 Nathan Street. He is survived by his widow, one son W. E. Be land, one daughter Mary Elizabeth, his mother Mrs. M. H. McClelland of Alabama, a brother and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 from the residence with Casper Wright officiating. interment at Mission Burial Park under the direction of Hogy & McCollum.
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