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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
4
Ex war lord Leon Trotzky, once a Bolshevik leader, lives in poverty in exile. His legacy is framed as a martyrdom for a lost cause amid ongoing political ostracism.
Terrified San Antonio residents report a shrill whistle from the convention train carrying Shriners to a national meeting in Los Angeles. Police say more than 1000 calls describe the eerie sound and widespread alarm amid heavy recent rains and stormy conditions.
Reliable workers offer painting carpentry plastering and paper hanging services. Local ads highlight trusted tradespeople ready to handle household upgrades and repairs with steady hands and prompt results.
Texas cattle tales recount Marfa visits by Trails Fan Dapl and Jes B. Gillet, with a tour of a 23,000 acre ranch. a midnight flood halts progress as Henry Ford’s car keeps going. Joe D. Jackson recalls early Alpine cattle days, Flavor’s herd and raiders, while John Young, now crutch-bound, guards the Marble Mountain venture near Alpine. Sprouls, Gilmer, and Welch expand camps in the Big Bend, with Rev. TL. Rican and old mail routes threading through West Texas history.
Chicago May 20 A nationwide group of women favoring temperance but opposing prohibition forms under Mrs Charles H Sabin of New York a former Republican national committee woman Plans were discussed yesterday by Sabin with representatives from 26 states Temporary headquarters will be in New York and state teachers will launch membership drives The leaders say the group will oppose the prohibition program while exposing officers who vote dry but drink wet and urge political action against prohibition linked to temperance concerns
Des Moines U. faces a legal clash over control as trustees seek to preserve temporary injunction. A May hearing targets ongoing board disputes led by Dr. Harry C. Wayman and other faculty against chairman Bhlclde and fellow trustees amid student and resident demonstrations.
MEMPHIS Tenn May 20 A ash dealer at a popular fishing yapork tear here repotts be sold 500 hounds of fish in 1923 to unlucky fisherman who didn't want to feel the wife empty tattled upon their
Notice reports promotion to lieutenant colonel af infantry for John K. Weber, attorney and chair of the Temocrafie executive committee of Dexar county. Weber, a former World War II major, will entertain children at the opening of the Carnegie library’s children's department, basement auditorium. Mrs Leah Curler Dobuston to host a 10 p.m. Saturday program featuring Ruanaw folk tales.
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