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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1929
Page
5
Altenrhein Switzerland Oct 22 UP The DO-X giant Dornier flying boat will delay Atlantic ocean trials until next spring while distance trials are planned soon. The Dornier organization and Lake Constance residents praised yesterday’s flight carrying 269 passengers and crew for an hour.
Sandringham, Oct. 20. King George hunted today at Sandringham preserves and, despite a long illness, his eye remained true and hand steady as birds fell before his gun. The royal party plans to return to London in November for a stay at Buckingham Palace.
Lanier junior school announces electing 20 student clubs under principal J. O. Lelin. Clubs include Art led by Flora Anderson, Apollo with Florence Cor, Athletic with A. I. Carreon, Junior Boys Cooking Ruth Harvis, Story Haniicrate, Reading M Stuth Foster, Tennis Florence Tangford, Typing Bessie Hayitong, Welding Linms, and others led by named staff and members across library, millinery, stamp collecting, and social activities.
American bridge builders find a rich field in Russia after Sean Moin sieff, builder of Queensborn and Manhattan bridges, returns from a three week survey of Eurasian Tassia bridges. He says the project could save time and money for U S engineers seeking abroad work.
Detrow Mick reports a blimp crew weathering violent winds and dense fog during a storm bound night at Grosse Ile port for a Huy ceremony. The craft neared earth twice as flood lights failed and no refueling occurred, delaying the mission until daylight.
An anti saloon leader denies Republican party support amid a Lakeland meeting that drew inferences about a southern slate. The reply references ties to temperance groups including the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and other reform factions.
The first of 800 metal stop signs has been installed citywide by the Alamo Tron team. Workers say the signs will replace rubies as markers for traffic flow, with a Tuesday installation schedule continuing under Cus Klopkenkene oversight.
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