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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
3
Youth Herbert Schliesing, 49, of San Antonio survived a severe fall and seven day coma. Doctors report he regained sight and showed signs of recovery.
Ernest Gremmel resigns as building inspector after years in office. Commissioner Wright praises him as highly qualified. Morbun named successor. Factoring private business and farm duties led to the voluntary departure. Nearby, a theatre accident and patient condition are noted with limited detail.
Mrs Consuelo Carreran Armonte sued her husband for divorce claiming separation and abandonment. He responded that he obtained a divorce and married another, asserting a prior legal dissolution.
A burglar stalked a residence on Crockett Street Tuesday, entering the back door while the dog guarded the entrance. Mrs. Torin reported the intruder fled as the alarm sounded, leaving the scene with no injuries or arrests.
I Xexhill proprietor announces Theedus The Night Rest hotel on West Commerce street now open after renovation. The dormitory offers seven beds for guests as workers complete interior work. Newhitt and other officials note the property's renewed operation and lodging capacity.
A seven year old boy was treated for bruises after being struck by a car on a city street. The accident occurred near 1004 Gnadape street as the child walked or rode a vehicle. A woman driver was hospitalized as a witness or participant in the incident.
A Texas grand jury delays until the eight week session to consider charges of official impropriety and a broader inquiry into local crime. The panel will study county officers, liquor and vice law violations, and possible police misconduct, with about 250 cases scheduled and more than 300 witnesses expected.
Police say a 22 year old man was charged with murder after a shooting in a parked car. A second man, 33, and a third person, described only as walking, were involved in the incident in which Mosea died. Witnesses reported a confrontation earlier in the evening and extensive beating before the fatal shooting. Local officials noted the dog pound superintendent and a nearby alleyway were mentioned in statements to police.
A Los Angeles court places a young girl on probation for one year after a brief period of confinement. The case proceeds under state juvenile justice procedures, with the court detailing supervision requirements and future rehabilitation steps for the minor.
Foreman Ben Varga leads the seventh district grand jury as Judge W FON orders a probe into county crime. The action appears to target local corruption and legal proceedings intensify. Varga and jurors face new investigative duties amid tensions in the county justice system.
A group led by GC W. passenger agent and Mr. Safford inspected the Missouri lines and San Antonio skippers during a visit to San Antonio. Weston editor Malers McDaniel and Wernee Roath aided in the tour as executives reviewed winter travel trends and rail service in the region.
Schenck received bond set at 1000 on liquor possession and maintaining, after a preliminary trial before Commissioner Lockhart. He was previously jailed on a murder charge related to the September 24 shooting of Captain Charles Stevens, a Prohibition officer, near Pleasanton, with habeas corpus proceedings leading to release. A separate hearing was scheduled for Mrs. Tanisa Gunes on a possession charge before the same commissioner.
Nabla unveils a set of sunray shell sizes described as onion skin thin for the Matron model. The release highlights compatibility with existing optics and a range of new color options to broaden aesthetic choices for the device.
Voters in Virginia and major cities like New York and Boston cast ballots in a wide set of races. Democratic and Republican factions contested for statewide offices, including lieutenant governor and attorney general, amid national turnout signals. Polls suggested mixed results with observers noting potential shifts in Virginia toward or away from solid Democratic alignment.
The minority faction of the state prison centralization commission planned to draft a report opposing the proposed half million dollar expenditure to modernize the Huntsville prison plant, arguing the project overstates needs and hopes to influence the overall measure.
Prohibition agents raid a private home on a scent basis to prove whiskey presence. Albert Mittendort faces information and charge in a court in December. Commissioner Pant Ay Lockhart ordered detention and trial, with defense attorney We 0. Lie denying the charge citing raid invalidity. Witnesses described the basement raid and the search warrant.
Mrs Carmela Lombis of New York features in a fragmentary report about a Chicago hospital cornerstone ceremony for a new building costing 1 900 000 dollars. The item mentions Dallas officials and an appointment for opposing counsel, with dates around November 5.
Dallas November report confirms the Interstate Amusement Co sold to the William Fox organization. The circuit ran theaters from Oklahoma to Kansas with Radio Weath Orpheum rights and plans to expand into New Mexico, Arizona and the South Atlantic states. Hoblitzell, of Dallas, to continue leading the chain.
Rosston man condemns his surgeon after a neck operation for a bandit. The patient, relieved by the surgery, reports the surgeon saved his life for the state amid a controversial case reported from Tu erlo Colorado in November.
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