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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
5
Moth Senora Adriana Teltran de Vigueroa and her husband Senor I Paul Vigueroa argued in their suburban Mexico City home. She fired at him wounding him in the leg. he returned fire, killing her in the heart. He was hospitalized.
The Alamo Area council announces a Boy Scout pow-wow to be held February 8 at the Municipal Auditorium. Winter activities were discussed at a Monday meeting, including plans to air the city on November 11 during the Armistice day parade and a Scout field day on November 25.
The Robert B. Green hospital will add eight electric refrigerators and a cooling system for the X ray team at a cost of 1400 dollars, and a second new ward for children at 1900 dollars. Miss Momer Harris praised for improving operations. New staff additions include two prominent Antonio physicians. Board president John J. Cunningham presided as October reports show patient numbers and costs improving since 1920.
In Denver a four year old boy splintered a banister, causing a frightened stenographer to summon police. A surgeon and riot squad responded to remove the splintered piece and ensure safety.
Doctors attempted to graft a portion of a woman's upper lip after a dog bite at her host's home. The graft was placed at a hospital but failed to take, forcing removal of the work. the incident is noted amid broader hospital cost and staffing data.
Workers in the WGA campaign began activity with four lions of $4203 reported as first day work. Several teams and individuals contributed, including Mrs. Db HL Enox and Mrs. Marshall So for Uardia with varied amounts. Rev. Paul By Kern attended as guest of honor. Mrs. George Houston chaired the drive and spoke.
Four gas pump cases were filed charging violations of oil and gas ordinance. Warrant hearings set for Wednesday in Coe Corporation Court, according to enforcement official Wiz Russi. Names listed include Marcy Lye, sole dad street, Lee Etat, Fred Schultze at 117 Goliad street, and Ralph Crevino on GOL Lareda street. More charges anticipated Tuesday as inspectors allege pump and hose operations without required permits and sidewalks obstruction.
New York November reports Mrs Julia Ansnett Rice a pioneer in the safe and sane Fourth movement died at her Deal New Jersey home at age 60 She founded the Anti Native Society of America and once led the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary noise
About 1700 sheep were killed in a fire of undetermined origin that destroyed pens at the stockyards in South St Joseph. Damages to pens were estimated between $40,000 and $50,000, with total losses to owners not yet tallied. The report appears on page one.
Navy inspector Johnson and Skyways pilot Hank Carter died when their plane crashed after entering a telepin near East Boston Airport. The incident was reported in the afternoon edition with lines about the accident and local coverage.
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