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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1929
Page
4
Overtaxed nerves cause headaches and pains in back and sides along with neurialgic and rheumatic pains. Capudine provides quick relief and soothing comfort as a liquid with no opiates and gentle on the stomach. In use for over 20 years, Capudine is sold in 30c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
Fines reached a record high over 18 days as court clerk Dave Goltlish handed Judge Dave Watson a slip showing $7082 in paid fines since October 4. The rise stems from adding four motorcycle riders sanctioned by the department at the end of September, while Tuesday’s crowded docket saw many defendants plead guilty.
John Rosenberger aged 18 of 331 Ecuth Pine Street faced Corporation Court with a $5 fine after claiming he speeding 26 miles per hour in the 400 block of Vorter Street. officer PB Crow cited him. The defendant said a nail forced him to hurry home and that a doctor advised rest.
A jailhouse letter by the wife of an alleged Capone lieutenant claims the Chicago killings were tied to Al Capone. The document references a web of violence and demands further verification from authorities. Police say the claims require corroboration.
Automakers announced further tire price hikes with Geneval and Hobber brands receiving about a 10 percent rise. Truck and bus balloon tires are set to climb 20 to 22 percent while United States Rubber and B I Goodrich plans vary. The changes reflect broad industry-wide adjustments beginning October 16.
A Vinety-fourth District court session noon Tuesday returned thirty-five indictments and fourteen no bills amid a forging probe. Judge W i Crory presided as charges were dismissed on the no bill rulings.
G Tames, 27, of 425 Devine Street, faced a corporation court after being charged with passing a red light on Navarro and Houston Streets. Traffic Officer W W Cockrell testified another car blocked him as he approached. The judge, Dave Watson, asked if the defendant was satisfied with the officer's explanation and received a negative reply. The fine was set at 33 dollars.
A petition asking the city to begin enforcement of the ordinance recently passed compelling drivers of service cars to post bonds of 3000 was filed with the city clerk Tuesday. The petition was signed by O D Edmondson vice president of the Yellow Cab company and officials of other large bus lines. Enforcement was suspended temporarily by the city after drivers protested the bond as excessive. The city commission awaits a report from service drivers seeking a reduction in the premium asked by insurers.
Teofilo Montana was ordered held without bond after two robbery by assault charges were filed before Justice of the Peace John F. Onion. The alleged attacks occurred on Red West Houston Street as the woman and Mrs. A. Bradley of 2500 Monterey Street were said to have their purses taken. Bradley reported a purse with about $2 missing.
A petition filed with the city clerk seeks to declare a dog kennel at 307 Jones Avenue a nuisance and order its closure. Magnr C. aM. Chambers said the commission would vote on the petition on Mundas.
In Atal Missouri Ger 156- 18S Mre Myrtle Bennett, wife who shot and killed her husband John G Bennett after a quarrel at a bridge game on September 1, was bound over to the circuit court on the first degree murder charge by Justice Frankenati.
A fragmented, archaic prose piece describes doctors from Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Holland touring France’s Gironde wine region. It weaves anecdotes of ancient Gauls, famous figures from Charlemagne to Pasteur, and references a towering British empire and a giant dirigible overhead, hinting at future technological marvels and health observations amid travel.
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