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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1924

Page

2

Sleuth Blames Depot Crew for The Theft

Chicago dispatch reports postal inspector William Fahy, tied to the Rondout mail robbery, insists the inside man theory is false. Fahy, free on $100,000 bond, pressed by attorney RL Murray contends the system and a Chicago device aim to prevent mail theft and cites Fahy’s clean record and family concerns.

Margaret Dale Consol Prean Agyt Chicago Willian F. Fahy Mehty United S Henry C. Leitler Ayho Bish Ap RL Murray Fahy James Murray Newton Brothers Shim Cas Union Station Alfred H. Shaffer Murphy Dearborn Isquily Fuby

Coolidge Holds Semi Monthly Cabinet Meeting At White House

Sept 16 President Coolidge kept in touch with the nation through a regular semi monthly cabinet meeting and conferences with officials. He welcomed callers who supplied detailed political reports from many regions. The White House judged the overall outlook bright, noting growing strength for Senator La Follette in several areas.

Washington Gornstrument Imp Coolidge White House LaFollette

Wheeler on Way for Numerous Talks

Senator Wheeler of Montana travels to key cities on a stumping tour as the Independent ticket seeks to expand reach. He plans five major speeches, critiquing administration actions and targeting Dawes and Daugherty, with stops in Pittsburgh Chicago Minneapolis Denver Montana Oklahoma and California before October.

New York Wheeler Montana New York City United States Pittsburgh Daugherty Minois Dawes Chicago Min- Trevor Iowa Denver California Oklahoma Lasda

Fish Mistakes Bottle of Rum for New Jonah

Boston September 16 a bottle of rum found inside a codfish at a city fish market failed to convict the market proprietors of illegal possession in court before Judge Burke. The judge noted rumors of large quantities of rum dumped at sea by rum runners and said the fish may have swallowed the bottle before it was caught.

Boston Burke

Texas road granted branch line permit

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a certificate of public necessity for a branch line on the San Antonio and Mexican Railway between Fowlerton and Three Rivers junctions with the San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf. Approval also granted to build from Fowlerton to Miranda or to Laredo and to retain excess earnings on the Fowlerton and Three Rivers branch for ten years if completed by December 31, 1925. The commission denied Nueces Valley Rio Grande Gulf railroad’s Beeville to Laredo extension as unnecessary and potentially harmful to other lines.

Washington, D.C Interstate Commerce Commission San Antonio Fowlerton Three Rivers San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Miranda Laredo Dhree Rivers Nueces Valley, Rio Grande & Gulf Railroad Beeville Bee Live Oak McMullenu LaSalle Webb

Thousands Sorrow At Pops Passes

Funeral services for Sergeant Sims, killed when his ship crashed at Brooks Field, were held at Sloan Wilbert Pelphrey chapel. The body was sent to Montgomery Alabama for burial. Cadets at Brooks Field mourn the late first sergeant known as Pop for three years. His fatherly counsel helped many cadets, and his loss leaves an ethereal vacancy across the barracks. Telegrams from thousands express bereavement.

Sergt. Griffend Sims Brooks Field Sloan, Wilbert and Pelphrey ‘Company Montgomery Ala Selons T Ae Antonio Carlstrom Field Pop

Venire Exhausted in Trial of Alleged Slayer in Ardmore

In Ardmore Oklahoma on September 16 a venire of 60 men was exhausted in the trial of John A Ken dall charged with murdering his young son two years ago. A special venire of 20 was called after most jurors refused due to capital punishment objections. Rendall, who earlier claimed the boy’s death was self inflicted after punishment, now lives in Oklahoma City.

Arpmore Okla State John A. Kena Rendall

Date industry growth in Texas predicted to surpass citrus

Horticulturist Harvey C. Stiles traveling in San Antonio asserts the date industry will outpace citrus in Texas within ten years. He notes vast suitable land, Valley and Mexico potential, and current date trees bearing fruit in San Antonio. Stiles also mentions experimenting with tropical flowers and gifted a rare seed to a hotel clerk.

Texas Harvey C. Stiles San Antonio Mr. Stiles Stiles Mexico Brownsville Menger Hotel I. J. Wilson Mor. Stiles

Two Soldiers Held in Plumbing Theft Case

J. N. Mezzacappo and B. F. Richey, soldiers at Fort Sam Houston, were arraigned before United States Commissioner R. L. Edwards and committed to jail in default of $1,000 bond each. They are charged with conspiracy to steal and stealing government property, alleged to have stolen plumbing supplies. They were arrested Sunday by military police.

J. N. Mezzacappo B. F. Richey United States R. L. Edwards Mondas Fort Sam Houston

Fall fabrics featured by Mallinson with fall price list

A catalog of fabrics including Char Wing Brodie with Chinese influence priced at 6.50 a yard, Adrienne crepe brocade at 6.50, 40 inch brocade satin crepe at 5.00, 40 inch moire at 5.75, Faille and Bengaline 4.95 to 7.50, 86 inch Pompadour Taffeta 4.95, 40 inch Ombrey Chiffon 3.00, 40 inch Crepe Satins 3.50 to 6.00, and 36 inch two tone Hertaline Taffeta 3.00 for fall and winter dresses.

Copenhagen Mallinson Char Wing Brodie Adrienne

Presenting New Stamped Linens

Stamped linen items feature scarves centerpieces and buffet sets in floral designs. Heavy ramie linen pieces priced from 39 cents to 1 dollar, with vanities, pillowcases, table covers, and novelty card tables offered in assorted colors and borders.

Mah Jonge

Japanese Tea Room Offers Quiet Ambience and Home-Style Fare

The Tea Room on the seventh floor promises a serene getaway from street turmoil with splendidly home-cooked foods and unmatched service. Enjoy a luncheon item or breakfast in a calm, elevated setting described as the ideal refuge above the bustle.

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