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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
3
Governor Moody criticized United States Senator Borah for a Texas speech and for alleged friendship with President Wilson. Moody denounced the claims as political provocation and said he would reply to Borah's remarks in Austin.
Police style files compile student marks while Alamo Heights School maintains individual records with photos. The identification bureau cards show the listed entries, reflecting a dramatic shift to photo enhanced tracking of pupils.
The governor denounces Senator Borah for speaking under anti Smith support for Muover and for allegedly spreading Republican propaganda in the state. He recalls Borah’s April 1947 speech condemning the selective service act as unpatriotic and not friendly to Wilson, defending Woodrow Wilson’s legacy.
A photo program at Alamo Heights Elementary School produced portraits of students for a school directory. Principal Martin says the images, including fingerprints and scholastic records, are stored as permanent records in the school office. The district notes rapid processing and widespread adoption in Eastern cities.
A bomb exploded near the Wacker Grill on North Clark Street in Chicago, wrecking the exterior and shattering windows for a block. Guests at the Martin Hotel were awakened and rushed to the lobby. The blast resembled thunder and was felt across nearby hotels including the Sherman.
Belipe De Jesus Ochoa, a two year ordained priest of a schismatic Mexican church, was killed when three masked men robbed a Guadalajara church. They took valuables, forced him from the church to the outskirts, and stabbed him to death.
The American Red Cross plans reconstruction of the islands damaged in last month’s monster hurricane. Ernest Bwifl, acting chairman, announced the plan upon arrival from a survey of the devastated area. The operations will include insular and forepart efforts to restore basic services and housing.
In Swanston Indiana on October 24 magistrate Franklin heard a humorous speeding case. Carl Deutsch, father of a baby who loved pushing the accelerator, described the infant as having fun. The court fined the baby and the father paid the fine.
Nine leaders of American industry with a combined wealth around ten billion dollars will be guests of honor at a Hotel Astor banquet closing the fifth annual national conference of major industries. More than 200 business, professional, and ardent lenders are expected to attend.
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