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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
3
William Boot of 1519 Wet Mistletoe Avenue reported a missing emerald pin encrusted with 710 diamonds. He said he first lost the pin near Yoakum, Texas, after leaving San Antonio, and notified police Friday.
A clash between hospital attendants and alleged thieves at Jefferson Davis Hospital ended with one attendant injured, the other assailants fleeing. Melvin Crawford, 20, the night orderly, was seriously hurt in the attempted raid. The rest of the page mentions unrelated classified ads about land sales.
May 3 in Arg Light. Mrs. Charles Engel reports loud disturbances from the Jentz place including radio announcers, sopranos, tenors, and a rooster. She seeks relief via court, blaming the rooster as chief offender amid noisy mornings and calls for a relic to calm the uproar.
A garbled OCR of court proceedings lists cases across the THIRTY-SEVENTH, YORTY-FIFTH, EVFIY-SEVRSTM, and NINETEEN-FOURTIE districts with defendants such as Frances Firming, Julie Dugie, Pablo Gousties, and R. WB. Terrell. It mentions contracts, habeas corpus applications, appeals, and noted creditors, receivers, and various company names. The piece mixes judge names, party names, and docket hints with numerous transcription errors.
Brackenridge high school corr reports the Daily Times becomes the sole news medium for students. The high school daily, the only such publication in the United States, will publish during the busy season to give journalism students real deadlines and experience. Copy is no longer acceptable 24 hours late, shifting from Brackenridge Times weekly to a daily format under Alan Edith Por, editorial sponsor.
Dissatisfaction of property owners with work on Nolan street eight years ago between New Braunfels and Pine would be aired at a meeting of residents and city officials Friday afternoon. Street Commissioner Paul B Steffler and City Attorney Jos Ryan were to represent the officials.
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