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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1924

Page

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Raiders Still Hold Water In Owens Valley Cut

Los Angeles faces a water crisis as raiders opened Owens River gates 200 miles north near Lone Pine, diverting flow from the city aqueduct. Authorities seek state troops. two raiders named Mark Watterson and W. B. McCarthy. Water losses rise. reservoirs hold enough for 90 days.

Los Angeles Owens River Lune Pine Owens Valley Richardson Inyo County William Deby John Soa Mark @. Watterson Bishop W. BR. McCarthy Jaro County William Mulholland City Water Department Collins Inve County Acc E.A. Lahy Electric Construction Department City Power and Light Bureau

Radio show exhibits ship in time for Chicago event

Two New York radio firms chartered four drawing rooms aboard the Twentieth Century Limited and dispatched their displays to Chicago for the third annual radio show opening today amid fears of delays.

Pullmans Chicago New York Radio Corporation Twentieth Century Limited

Senoritas Invade Bull Ring In Women’s Sport Debut

In Mexico City on Sunday three young women in bull ring attire fought in an amateur event. Each of the senoritas dispatched two bulls in a small ring proving women can excel in the bullring. The display highlighted grace and daring in a masculine arena.

Universal Service Mexico City

Sentiment Divided on Removing Hats in Elevators

Readings from San Antonio show varied views on removing hats in presence of women and in elevators and trains. Residents including hotel staff and city officials weigh politeness, habit and respect, with some calling it a nice custom and others noting practicality and differing expectations.

Ralph Ormesher Robert E. Lee Hotel Mx Everett Emil Buddy” Merer Bexar County Court House Buddy Hell Hfe Ellevator Joe Galloway City Hall Charles Shelton Shelton Rose Mendicine United Sta Marshal Mendicine Charles F. Tucker West Misstletoe Avenue Gladys McGinnis United States District Attorney's Office Delight Stone Gladys Lane Miss Stone Miss Lane Gladys Snell Robert E. Lee Rose Capland St. Anthony Hotel Aign Concha Cardona Robert E. Tee Jack Hale St. Anthony Finan Victory Bt Anthony Anna Mae Johnson Hazel Grounds Georgia Turris

Jumble of jokes and notices from a 1920s column

A collage of light verse items and witty quips about sports figures like Bud Houser the discus thrower. It also includes satirical takes on prohibition enforcement, local club life, a Modernized Mother Goose sketch, a condolence note, a propulsive Siren’s Call piece, and brief notes about the Mexican president Obregon planning retirement to raise bananas on a western farm.

Obregon Mexico Sestern Mexican

Oil Output Rises in Cotton Valley Fields

Shreveport reports increased production in the cotton valley field raising oil output in Louisiana and Arkansas by 14 751 barrels with an average of 187 815 barrels per day for the week.

Shreveport Cotton Valley Louisiana Arkansas

Mexico Plans to Improve Telegraph System with Printers

H C Barry representative of the Mexican government states printers will be installed in offices of larger cities to cut operating costs by over 50 percent and speed message sending. Accompanying him are engineers H K Carroll and G C Maxxon. Initial 24 printer sets to be installed in the south with about 100 later, enabling night letter service and shifting old telegraphers to supervision roles.

H. C. Barry Gwater H. K. Carroll Kleinschmidt Electric Company G.C. Maxxon Mexico United States San Antonio Barru Western Union

Couzens Takes Off Lid in Liquor Expose

The investigation centers on a 1920s tax decline of 22 million dollars with about 2 million placed in tax exempt securities and the remainder claimed as depreciation in business to reduce tax due.

Couzens Tee

Enforced School Vacations Due to Ruling Details

The article notes a delayed situation and postponement of exclusion work until noon. Other schools comply with the ruling, though completion may take several days. It cites Miss Stone on white students showing more tardiness and records vaccination of about 5000 children last year, roughly 100 more than previously.

Miss Stone

El Paso Fires Cause 75000 Dollar Hotel Damage

Nov 17 dispatch reports two early Sunday fires in El Paso destroying the Normandie hotel and damaging the Angelus hotel on the fourth floor. Louis M. Blenner, a retired soldier, suffered severe burns. J L R Marsh, Sacramento labor delegate, clung to a third story sill amid flames before rescue.

EL Paso Louis M. Blenner Normandie Andy Angelus Hotel J. L. R. Marsh Federated Trades Council Sacramento Cal

Lambert's Brother Visits San Antonio in Texas

The Lambert party, including Mrs Lambert, tours San Antonio and praises Texas fruit and the city. They will stay about a month and plan to be entertained at a ranch lodge near Bulverde and at Medina Lake, with a possible coast duck hunt.

Texas California San Antonio Bulverde Medina Lake

State Delays Baldin Case as Governor Weighs Action

The Baldwin case hangs in San Antonio as Adjutant General T. L. Barton answers questions about keeping the defendants in place until the governor orders removal. Barton is testifying on Monday as a witness in the Baldin matter.

San Antonio T. 1 Barton Baldwil

Direct voting for president probable in many states

The article notes probable direct presidential voting in several states while 28 million voters stay away. It cites a constitutional amendment in one state allowing fines for abstaining on election day and reports campaign spending by Republicans Democrats and La Follette.

Page One Coolidge Republican Party Democrats la Follette

Memphis Officers Seek Demented Boy in Nationwide Search

Memphis police issue a nationwide search for Howard Co. Tad a demented youth missing since September 1924 last seen by a motorist in Patterson Louisiana November 1 The boy's mother is grief stricken and has posted a 160 reward for information leading to his location Conrail is 24 years old five feet ten inches tall 165 pounds fair complexion blue eyes medium brown hair description provided by Memphis police

Memphis Howard Co Tad Patterson Conrail

Bandits Rob Al Tearney’s Cafe. $12,400 Stolen

Seven robbers invaded the Pershing Paleos Cafe and ballroom in Chicago. They bound a watchman, gagged him, blew open the safe, and escaped with 12,400 dollars. The watchman was hooded and unable to describe the men.

Chicago Pershing Paleos al Fearney

Kerrigan Narrowly Escapes Motor Mishap

Chicago gossip notes report film star J Warren Kerrigan escaped serious injury when a car he rode in broke a front axle and threw him against a sidewall. In Atlanta brief, slow sales of winter clothing continue with top coats moving slowly amid the slump.

Chicago Ney Lind. Warret Igo E-Serious Hers Yester Atlanta

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Rese Powter McCormick.& CO. Baltisors Bier Manly Alamo Jewelry CO Bud Houser Bud Tive Association Against Prohibition Enforcement Regulaas Mother Hubbard Supa Pondec Vance Ais Prince of Wales O. K England Republic Oh Henry Lambert Baldwin Key ‘Pittman Nevada AL Tearney’s Falland Edwin Clapp Edwin Percy E Abbe J. K. Beretta Vere Brown Edwin Chamber W. K. Ewing San Morris West Graebner Henry L. Halff Hendrick E. A. Holmgreen Jarratt Landa J. B. Martindale Intonio LAN Imierce Street Ming BF. G. Oppenheimer Hiram Partee Dick Prassel Ernest Steves Arthur Storms Geo. C. Vaughan F. A. Winerich J. Warren Kerrigan Nee Travis Good Old Edgeworth Want Ad Crockett Southwest Ida M. Chitwood Ian UTM Les
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