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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1928
Page
2
London reports King George’s condition improved after a fairly restful night. The bulletin from his physicians Lord Warveog of Pepa and Sir Stanley Hewett says improvement was maintained amid congestion near Buckingham Palace as officials and public observers sought updates.
Church schedules list Sunday worship across many congregations including Central, San Padre, and nearby locales. Services span early morning to evening with Catholic, Protestant, and Christian Science offerings led by various pastors and priests.
Jerome Zoeller, age seventeen, directs the Mein Avenue high school band in San Antonio after teaching himself all band instruments in his father's absence. His father Otto Zoeller, once a public school music director, trained under a German army bandmaster and helped shape Jerome’s early career. Jerome studied violin early, then switched to alto sax and clarinet, later joining the Texas theater orchestra and earning national regard for his musical leadership.
A New York inquiry explores ballast water pumping raising a vessel’s center of gravity and possible mutiny by firemen aboard the Beltich Mnor Vessels. Witnesses including engineer Adams and crew members dispute mutiny claims, while Negro quartermaster Lionel Ligorish testifies to heroism and relief funds totaling 702 dollars.
Austin reports to the next Congress on about 400000 unemployed farm laborers during the eight months from harvest to picking season. Charles McKenny state labor commissioner prepared the data for submission through Governor Moody, per a Senate education and labor committee request.
Texas state board of control reports fiscal year costs to support and maintain each of the 12,087 inmates at eighteen eleemosynary institutions at 228.99 dollars per person. The lengthy local notice lists church services and daily programs across cities, including Nolan, Nolan, and McDonald, with numerous congregations, meeting times, and activities.
Burke discloses county canvass figures showing McCloskey and Wurzbach splits across precincts. Witnesses discuss discrepancies and a thirty vote swing, with court returns indicating shifts in multiple precinct tallies and a noted fourteen vote difference in favor of Sout.
A diplomatic telegram from November 24 reports the Tariff Conference at The Magee failed to reach a settlement. Delegates from DERII and other parties left the talks without a binding accord, signaling continued tensions over North Atlantic freight rates and related terms.
Fildie Regan struggles to win Marion Thorndike as social walls and family history test his love. Marion urges deeper purpose beyond romance, insisting on responsibility and ambition. Eddie Regan presses for genuine commitment while Marion seeks a future with real character. To Be Continued Monday.
Katherine Senfl eighteen left New Jersey for Balticoee Maryland to work her father sent her home she returned and shot herself on the doorstep holding a scrap reading Dear Dusity Yow ordered me home here I am Katheelne The piece weaves in wartime stock market chatter and warnings of another Florida style boom bust with brokers and public trading fear the market swings and the talk of a possible continued fever suggests broader social anxiety amid the Depression era.
A woman recovering from injuries sustained when struck by a car near Cesloglon and St. Macy's plazas stated the vehicle did not stop after the accident. Separate reports note a second collision near her home involving a rock and another car. Divorces granted include Kelley versus Kelley and Moikey versus Mal ken, among others.
Attanea November 24. The crunched body of man identifed as A. W. Trice, 62, of Salisbury, N. C., salesman, was found among gear and at the bottom of an elevator shaft in a downtown hotel today. Hotel employees said they heard a fall about 2 40 a m but attached no importance to the incident.
Fort Worth police prepare to receive an armored car to transport payrolls and other money consignments from banks. The vehicle will be kept in operation on Tuesday with authorities viewing it as a safeguard for monetary transport duties.
Mrs. Oncor Miller mother of Patsy Ruth Miller has died after a heart ailment this week in California. The report notes her daughter's acting career and states the family is awaiting further details about the funeral arrangements.
A powerful gale across Western Europe leaves at least nine dead and many injured amid wreckage from Liverpool to the Isle of Man. Crews and passengers aboard ships including the Terrenywk and Tranylvn are reported saved or missing as rescue operations continue.
Island region reports thousands made homeless and hundreds of structures destroyed after a two day typhoon across the south central Clipping archipelago. No deaths reported.
A November report notes a Soviet suggestion backing Dr Yor Dirckeny for the German ambassador post. The dialogue indicates a favored official, with discussions aimed at securing the appointment and formal approval from Soviet authorities.
Austin officials reported that only five counties had not sent in their returns from the November general election to Secretary of State Mrs. Hno Y. McCallum. The delay appeared limited to a small portion of counties, with most completing the tally.
Big revival continues at Prospect Street Baptist Church with new converts professing faith in Jesus Christ. George Batch to baptize candidates at one of the scenes while Evangelist William preaches. Song services and Bible pictures each evening feature shows like Revelation and a program for children.
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