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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1929
Page
3
Thieves broke a plate glass window at Alamo Jewelry in Los Angeles Plaza area before dawn on Wednesday. They seized watches valued at about 1000 after escaping, likely by car, as patrolmen arrived and the store manager Sudevsky and guard watched over the shattered display.
A fragmentary report notes a tax matter where payments to a mother-in-law are discussed as potentially taxable. The text references Senator Coldebacomgh at Marsland and mentions an agreement with a claimant implied through legal filings.
WEI obit Nov 3 4 de Jarrett 42 held at the Tart ar Company hawk numbers and killings. Time narrowly executed the Tadge Walden in el court hece tals eure in the late pu lentiner for rabberr at the Arias State bank in 14 Jarrett returned here for trial after being released by Colorado authorities convicted last were as robbers with freu en in comiection with the Uneas robbers. The herm man set by the jury.
A sheriff arrived in San Antonio early Wednesday to escort prisoner Rherife M. A. Tambort, connected to a conspiracy and accused of pilfering from rancher J. M. Worden. The apprehension followed indictments tied to an embezzlement scheme involving ALIMED funds.
Riordan, a New York banker, is buried after a stock crash claim. AL Smith served as pallbearer in the small town ceremony.
Winners from 90 South Texas schools earned recognitions in livestock poultry and judging events. The Rutge team took the Thurman Har rath trophy in poultry, while the Lee Preyer team claimed a livestock prize. TA Pryor and La Treen squads earned top honors in their respective contests.
Reported betting heats at the Exposition and Livestock show with bookies taking stakes from spectators. The scene features churning money, casual wagering, and concerns about regulation as locals estimate daily totals and daily turnover near $2000 per person.
The Gulf Radio Relay League plans a November convention in San Antonio to organize progress and coordinate with the San Antonio Radio club. The event aims to advance projects completed by the rural division and strengthen regional cooperation among members.
Disjointed text mentions weather delaying a general at Kelly field and references to officials, wartime planning, and training notes. No clear names or places fully readable. parts indicate a cold spell affecting travel and schedules, with scattered phrases about weather and military movements.
A local petition requests graveling of West Travis and Linebench streets in Minter. Commissioner Paul Strifley notes county works and deeds tied to the graveling plan.
Police sharpen questions as investigators pursue new leads in a deadly incident. Witness accounts surface claiming a man observed near the scene and a possible motive tied to a family dispute, with officials stating the investigation remains ongoing and no arrests have been announced.
A man was struck with a billiard ball during an incident at a hall. The assailant and witnesses were present, with investigation ongoing and statements expected from those involved.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sutton and Waul in medical or dental context with references to evacuation, ages, and possible names like Henty Athan and De Syilon. Details are unclear, but the piece notes movement or health concerns affecting a community.
A defendant identified as Thaw seeks to appeal a verdict in a New York case involving a business amounting to 25 100 dollars. The defendant asked for a new trial while remaining in the process of awaiting further legal steps.
Senator George L. Miones, Republican from New Hampshire, urged the Republican senatorial campaign committee to heal the widening rift between Eastern industrialists and Western agricultural factions. He said the party must provide more light and heat to unite the factions and announced that the committee would not fill the treasurer post after WH.isaba, a New York City station, declined it.
Abraham Lang aged 78 longtime Wo Antinin resident and pioneer real estate man dies in Richmond Virginia. He came to America in 1800s from Alcave-Lorvaaine area and later built small stores in Iowa before moving to Texas. He is survived by his widow Reoteca Tang and daughter Mos tah G& Mielmend.
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