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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1929
Page
2
Chicago reports on the murder case of William J. O’Brien and his wife’s lover, Remus Howard Dorr, amid a tangled love triangle. The couple’s path crossed last August when O’Brien moved into Dorr’s building, leading to O’Brien’s shooting and the couple’s arrest.
A chaotic court testimony recounts a violent shooting in Chicago where Howard Dorr allegedly fired at a man and a woman, striking the man in the forehead as Mrs. O’Brien claimed to have shot in self defense. The document links the confession to a broader plot with motives of life insurance and escape.
In Chicago Aubrey Roselle and his wife Josephine Maldeman Juliae, previously of Girard Kansas, say their companionate marriage works as they both work and share responsibilities. The couple, long watched for their arrangement, state they are content and now employed in the city.
Canopus Tourist club schedules two dances at the Tourist building Milam on Monday and Friday with a mix of old-time and modern steps. Marcy of Coffeeville Kansas will lead Monday night and J E Manning of Chicago hosts Friday night. A Tuesday afternoon 300 progressive party and Wednesday afternoon bridge are planned for members. A Thanksgiving dinner is set with Mr Jin cafeteria as the venue. Club membership has grown to about 140 since November.
Funeral services for John 5. Boris Tus, 0, who died Friday afternoon at Ult y residence 17 Tras avenue, will be held Tuesday at 11 am from the residence with the Herfinell burn officiating. Burial will be at Miasion Burial park. He was a native of Permisleania but had lived in San Antonio five years. Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs. R. Sterling of Kan, Mrs. F. of Parksburg Pa, Mrs. rhot of Han Benito, Mrs. Beckett and Misses Elsie and Ruth Stoltzlas of San Antonio, and several sons and a sister.
Barry Miller visiting San Antonio as a gubernatorial hopeful conferred with Mayor M Chambers and city officials. He said he would not talk politics before January 1 but asserted he wants the local machine’s support. Mayor Chambers called them good friends and noted politics would wait until after the new year. Miller recently rode in from Del Rio to attend county business and Odd Fellows duties.
T D Cobbs Jr a lone attorney will attend a state convention in Galveston on December 7. The event gathers lawyers for discussions and policy proposals with Cobbs listed among attending members.
In New York on November 28 the fiercest prohibition advocates and opponents prepare for a Sunday open forum. Clarence True Wilson defends prohibition from Washington while Clemena Horst, a wealthy Californian, argues it threatens national integrity. The debate brings leaders from rival campaigns and allied organizations to the stage.
The General hospital, the city’s largest, bans married women doctors. An all female staff, led by Councillor Ming Bartlett, denies hostility. Future appointments will exclude married women. unmarried women doctors will be forced to resign upon marriage.
Sir Douglas Mawson reports the Discovery expedition’s ship and crew actively coal and water during a long stay in Antarctic fjords. Scientists and crew continue routine work, observe specimens, overhaul gear, and maintain equipment while braced by block coal shortages and harsh weather.
The sheriff of Camaconn, Teter Nawotny, once paralyzed in a recent gale, is greatly improved according to New Fireantela Satnray Wight Owamp, who claims Jawene faretient raids statewide will resume work soon.
Frances, a student, won a yearlong prize for an outstanding essay in a Pantherne Senter event. Nathan Glover received honorable mention. The contest judged writings by local students and highlighted literary talent in the community.
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