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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
1
Nora Lee makes her debut as a published writer in a magazine feature labeled Chapter XXXVI. The article marks her first foray into professional storytelling, highlighting her emerging literary voice and the magazine’s spotlight on new talent.
A police arrest near a garage halted a scheme to raise counterfeit $1 bills to $10, with a suspect previously jailed in Leavenworth and an informant-led investigation by detective Pat Pox. The man, who faced a vagrancy fine, had plotted to recruit an accomplice to market the raised notes. The case centers on the attempted sting, the key players, and the thwarted operation.
The document rails at political manipulation of war power, urging President Coolidge to heed the protests of experienced fliers like Commander Lansdowne and Brigadier General Mitchell. It laments stockbroker influence over defense decisions and calls for leaders with true aviation knowledge to direct the United States flying program and aircraft procurement.
A presidential spokesman stated that another giant dirigible will likely be built to replace the ill fated Shenandoah. He described the tragedy as appalling yet noted the value of progress and national resolve. The President praised officers and crew and affirmed confidence in airship development for public events.
Dr Hugo Eckener conveyed a message to the United States urging Americans not to be discouraged by the Shenandoah disaster. He said the loss resulted from a rare confluence of circumstances unlikely to recur and does not reflect airship transportation or its future. The note, delivered by Eckener who led Los Angeles and Zeppelin ZR-3 flights, stresses continued aviation progress.
Police arrested a Black woman after forcing entry to a residence Friday night and seized twelve bottles of red beer and whisky. A man was detained but likely released. the woman faces federal charges.
Lieutenant J. O. Murtagh of Dumbletland road reports two burglaries at his home within two months. Entrance forced via back door. recent break-in found bed linens pillows and towels stolen. On August 9 burglars took jewelry valued at $300 while the family was away downtown. Dr P. P. Herff has left the city until about November.
Funeral plans for William B. Carriere of the Southern Portic Railroad, found dead at his home on Cardantreet, Thuraday morning, are delayed awaiting the arrival of his wife Mrs. Carriere who travels from Bowler, Cato. Carriere, born in Lausdana, had resided in As fonia for 80 years and served the Southern Pacific for over four decades, leaves a son Wesley, a daughter Myria Antonin of San Anton, and two brothers J. C. Carriere of Washington, La.
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