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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1929
Page
12
Robert F. Beatty, general manager of Yellow Line Taxi, stresses careful training and city knowledge for all drivers. The service touts safety, courtesy, and strong insurance standing across 11 states, noting hospital and school trust in its punctual, economical rides.
Wilhelm Van Ziggler, the Hungarian attaché, was shot in his office today by a fellow countryman, Adalbert Chalupny. Van Ziggler was wounded and taken to a hospital. Chalupny claimed he had been subjected to persecution by Hungarians.
The Maverick Clarke Litho company has moved into a two story brick building at Romana plaza and Sojujad, showcasing modern printing fixtures. The firm, active for over 50 years, will open after October with a printing arts exposition tracing the history from movable type to modern printing.
A fragment notes ongoing operation of the Yellow Line in San Antonio with 24hour service and no front doors, highlighting a rare concern affecting the business since it opened and remains open year round.
New York depositors and professionals plan a new bank called Park Row Trust Company occupying the Clarke Brothers bank premises on Nassau Street. Professionals will control 41 percent of stock while 49 percent goes to Clarke Brothers depositors in proportion to their claims in the $5,000,000 failure.
Churchill, British statesman, claimed Britons are voluntarily drinking less each year and that criminal convictions have fallen. He arrived in California after brief remarks defending moderation, criticizing compulsory drinking but noting prohibition would never be accepted in Britain.
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