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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
1
By B. C. Forbes. A humorous exchange contrasts optimism and pessimism on stock market swings. The Optimist notes strong gains while the Pessimist warns of continued volatility, referencing Merrillite rates and shifting call money.
Banks within the San Antonio Clearing House will close for the legal holiday Saturday October 12th Columbus Day. Participating institutions listed include City Central Bank Trust Co Alamo National Bank O Sullivan Co San Antonio National Bank Groos National Hantz Frost National Bank D A Oppenheimer National Bank of Commerce Commonwealth Bank & Trust.
Florence Coolidge and Major John Coolidge return to New Haven after their honeymoon. He resumes railroad clerical duties while she manages the home with help from her mother, wife of Governor John H. Trumbull. Some wedding gifts remain packed as they settle in.
Tampa firemen pumped water into a lake after a sanitary sewer burst near Robles Park, draining refuse and causing fish to suffocate. The department connected pumps to circulate oily water and supply fresh water to the fish, attempting to save the pool’s aquatic inhabitants.
Three hundred soldiers of the Twenty-sixth Division returned to reconstruct Bellan church as a memorial to their comrades who fell in the Eighting in 1018.
Rex White, 22, faced possession and transportation of beer charges in federal court. Judge Duval West, noting his youth, imposed a short sentence rather than prison. White, who worked at a Crimnton street “seer joint,” said he served customers and admitted willful violations. He chose a $100 fine on transportation after a $50 fine on possession. George Mathis, charged with White, also received a $50 fine after changing his plea to guilty.
Kansas City obituary notes Howard S. Winderslice philanthropist and patron of the arts died today from a paralytic stroke suffered September 2. He is survived by two brothers and a sister.
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