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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1929
Page
15
An attorney general opinion says the nine member board of education created by the Forty first legislature does not exist and that governor Moody appointments are invalid. Reappointment will be required when the law becomes effective October 2.
Two Atascosa County men Frantine Tarrin and Joe Qriestly were jailed in Bexar County on liquor charges after a Friday night prohibition raid by San Antonio officers. They face counts of possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor and possession of property designed for liquor production. The alleged violation occurred about 28 miles south of San Antonio.
An ordinance creating a 12 member advisory board for the negro library on South Hackberry Street will be paused by the city commission Monday. Mayor C. M. Chambers said the mayor will appoint the board, which will act under the supervision of the library trustees.
An amendment to the city ordinance creates three zones A B and C for gas pump oil equipment and hose inspections. Zone A within one mile of San Fernando cathedral charges 50 for gas pumps 25 for oil equipment and 15 for hoses. Zone B up to three miles from the cathedral charges 35 26 and 10 respectively. Zone C covers the rest of the city with 25 for pumps 10 for air equipment and 10 each for water and air hose. Emergency clause makes it effective immediately after protest from two stations.
Kiwanis luncheon features new styles and a playful pajama theme. Dr. J. M. Todd and L. G. Williamson model striped outfits as part of the club’s lighthearted humor segment.
George Martin of Ackpart spent a day in San Antonio meeting Col. Al Crimmins and Mrs. Ellen Schulz Quillin to discuss archaeological research on Kerankewa Indians along the coast. He collected bone tools possibly oyster pointers and a bone pit skull near Rockport, with Crimmins planning a field inspection and a new exhibit for the Witte museum.
The city council authorized a committee to draft a contract for a new municipal building. The panel includes Mayor Rex C. Everett and City Clerk Tatum. A Friday meeting also authorized extending the tax payment deadline from September to October 1 and discussed allocating 30 dollars for a new fire truck.
The Rev. P. J. Ikeffer, longtime pastor at St Joseph’s in Yoakum, is transferred to St James in another town and Rev. Fr. Beck of Sezuin takes Yoakum parish. Rev. Father Netardus of Rhiney becomes dean of the Yoakum deanery with residence in Shiner.
A Finnish news bulletin reports that a vessel sank near Tarn harbor with over 150 drowned and many passengers including children. Only a handful survived as rescuers work to locate missing crew and passengers. Officials promise further details as search efforts continue.
Mayor Chambers announced a bargain and an ordinance authorizing 250.42 dollars to pay Earl G. Mills of BE Louis city planner who visited to assist in fixing boundary lines. He advised extending the city limits by one and a half miles after Fire and Police Commission recommendation following protests against initial annexation plans.
McAllen reports Deputy Sheriff Navarro, 40, recovering from a gunshot wound to the neck after an affray near Hidalgo. The officer, identified as Douglas Meek, 40, is under arrest but is not believed to be in critical condition. Navarro waived preliminary hearing.
St Johns Guild of St Johns Fpiecopa church schedules a Wednesday social gathering at the parish house at 7 p m. All parish members are urged to attend. President A By Joecobh leads the group.
Police nationwide hunt for Mian Pearl Pressley daughter of Mr and Mrs B T Presley after disappearance Friday afternoon from her home near Rom Eant Commerce. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact local stations.
An appeal was filed in Austin seeking a 4 term for 25 years in the penitentiary for Bert Dellinger of Dalbert who aided in an assault on Adolph Esquibel on May 16, 1920. The record describes Dellinger and two companions shooting at Esquibel at his home, dragging him from bed, placing him in a car, and driving him toward New Mexico where his life was saved by a companion’s intercession.
A kitten in El Paso, Texas, is reported to have 24 toes, identified as owned by Jorelen Tracht. The unusual trait drew attention as residents noted the feline’s odd paws during a September 71 event.
An advertising text touts Radium products claimed to restore health for thousands. It describes a wearable pad and various tonics to treat organs including the liver kidneys and bladder. The copy asserts universal success while promoting sales across cities like Los Angeles and others.
A report says Toe Ryan city attorney will be appointed to the commissions of appeals of the Supreme Court, likely not until September 15. Governor Dan Moody is considering Kransos for the place, with confirmation coming from Chief Justice G. M. Cureton.
A petition received Saturday from the San Antonio Guilling Metecials company asks city approval to construct a private storm sewer on South Preea Street connecting to the city system and a similar sewer into Peech Street. The request was referred to Street Commissioner Paul H. Steffler.
The night school at 1023 test Poplar street operated by the Council of Jerish Worries will open in the fall term. Classes run 7:30 to 9:20 p.m. on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuition is free for adults learning to read write and speak English with courses in naturalization and citizenship. Rachel Baer chairs the committee and Stelle Ellison is principal assisted by Telen Bernstein and Nellie Feris gui Leslie Eubanks.
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