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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
9
The bodies of Harding and his wife will be moved from the Marion cemetery vault to the new $80,000 marble memorial on Armistice Day, announced by Universal Service. The change aims to place the fund and remains at the memorial site.
Sixty new members join the Court of Ist Anthony No 214 Daughters of America as they honor their fourteenth anniversary banquet at 6 26 pm Sunday in the Menger hotel. Archbishop Arthur J Cros sagrte of San Antonio will be the principal speaker. Speakers include Mrs Lenis Voth state regent Mrs Z K Doyle grand regent and Miss Clementine president of the junior court. Frances Donnecker and T Tremblay are listed among attendees.
The San Antonio native soprano Rosa Dominguez will make her metropolitan musical debut on New York radio tonight. Report says she was persuaded to perform by a Russian vocal teacher and will begin the concert before an Eastern time broadcast as she continues vocal studies.
A stream of visitors and locals traverse the city for business and leisure. Figures like Joseph Victor Negelsky head to Hampton Roads for naval duties while H G Feldman plans a Germany trip. Lee Schwarts and family of Uvalde spend days in town. various residents from Crystal City to Victoria arrive for visits and meetings.
A jumble of station names and time marks lists concerts and programs for stations such as KYW WFAA WLS WGN and WCCO. Mentions orchestras choirs trios and various readings with starting times around 8 00 pm 10 00 pm and 1 60 pm. The fragment suggests a schedule of entertainment and music segments across multiple outlets without full context.
Marshal Chang Tso Ling and his Manchu forces press the drive against Shansi troops who once marched on Peking. Northern troops clash with Shansi loyalists while fighting Feng Yu Hsiang who aided them.
Roy W. Lewis 48 of 116 West Locust street, a member of FL M. Lewis and Company, died at a local hospital Thursday. Funeral services will be held in the Central Christian church with Rev. Tokm W. Davis officiating. He belonged to San Antonio Commandry No 7 Knights Templar, Albert Pike Lodge A, the Rotary Club, and the Country Club. A native of Russellville Kentucky, he had lived in San Antonio 43 years. Surviving are a sister El ie Lewis a brother P M Lewis and an uncle Charles L Barber of Kansas City. Pallbearers include W B Kroeger J E Jagenheim Dr Lewis Kramaheck Charles Ketcham B Coldgaith and J Frank Blair.
Reported plan for a fast passenger service between Mexico City and St. Louis via Laredo and the National Railways of Mexico. The service would run north via the International and Missouri Pacific lines, shortening travel between Mexico City and the Midwest.
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