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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
9
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Local pages report Captain W C Dickman traffic duties near courthouse steps, a deputy sheriff calling bond forfeitures as tradition. Captain and Mrs Eugene Lewis wed in Seguin, plan a Rio Grande honeymoon, with public health updates and social notices from San Antonio, Fort Benning, and nearby communities.
A two year old boy from Helotes fractured a leg after stepping into a yard spring. He was admitted for treatment. Another man, 25, injured at 10th Street, was hospitalized after swallowing something. A third child, 0, suffered an injury from a kick during play and was taken to the hospital with other boys. An adult circus worker, 21, received treatment after a fight near the show grounds.
New York reporter Joseph Ve McKee announced that three burlesque theaters in Times Square will close. He said he has not seen the shows and cites moral concerns and negative influence on real estate values and the neighborhood.
Oklahoma City reported on September 1 as ArRuSONS on motion to advance his appeal from a district court will in eviel national guard amendment from oil wells in Oklahoma City. Peghier lortny by Bid White, Attorney for the Reine Patreauen hampers: poite tha Btela Supreme.
Federal and state charges filed in a murder spree ending with the death of Ana Costello and Corporal Louis Leeman. Sergeant Frank Costello, estranged from Ana, was arraigned with no bond after pleading not guilty. A separate liquor case involves Bonale Irvin, tied to a public nuisance at a May Elm Street house. A ballgame in Bexar County reports a 3-1 win, highlighting Spivey as the victor.
A report filed Monday cites a Willys company location at 823 Navarro Street as the scene of a theft. Three dye guns valued at about $100 were taken, with details sparse but notes indicate a break in at the Alamo plant area.
A court of inquiry before Justice John F Onion heard testimony from slot machine owners about seizures by Deputy Constable A C Street of precinct No 4. Witnesses alleged machines were removed without charges. Others testified to machines stored or removed from homes as police investigated alleged irregularities in the seizure of slot machines.
Final athletic schedules for resuming relations between Army and Navy were announced. The base ball game is set for May 27 along with a track meet and lacrosse game. Basketball series to be played as planned. The football game remains set for December 3.
In a high school game the Messengers rallied with a key triple play helping them top Mission Furnitura 8 to 4. Nanojo Gonzales earned a standout win on the mound, while Esquivel contributed a strong 20 pitches. The win featured five base hits for the Messengers and solid defense throughout.
The city commission plans a Tuesday session to decide on remitting interest and penalties under a state law. The session, postponed from Monday, faces questions about legality and possible city action. Local officials, including Mayor C M Chambers and others, weighed the act and its restrictions as banking and home-town associations awaited guidance. The delayed talk followed a broader Texas gathering of residents from across the state.
Mrs. Charles Schreber Jr. a prominent society horsewoman, was injured when her horse reared and fell during a Saddle Club show. She lay briefly under the mount, was removed by attendants, and taken to Santa Rosa infirmary where doctors said injuries were not serious. She will be discharged home today.
Vera Bruce, long associated with Codalla, married aerialist in a simple ceremony Sunday at the Pan American room of the Gunter hotel before about 200 guests. Judge F B Mina officiated. reception followed on the hotel’s third floor as circus fans attended the event.
District Judge Claude Duval of Kay County will announce tomorrow afternoon his ruling on the application of Cat Zack Miller and his former wife Margaret Blevins Miller to withhold as an homestead exemption the quarter section of land where their headquarters stood. Jom Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. is foreclosing on 3119 acres of the empire claiming a $10,000 judgment. The judge has had the matter under advisement for several weeks.
In Chicago on September 19 an upset report from Minneapolis’s First Und Lorian society quotes Clarence Darrow denying any pledge to convert to atheism. The remark frames his stance as agnostic and counters rumors of renouncing disbelief.
Mrs. M. Mendeke of 210 Catouhsa Avenue owns an emali china cup inset with pearl M letters. Brought from Mexico by Mr and Mrs Aumaat Mendeke after Maximilian's execution, the couple later received a passport to the United States in 1986. They traveled by sea and landed in Mexico. Mrs Mendeke, queen’s attendant to Carlotta, collected seeds from many native plants and crafted a wreath of brilliant flowers. The family plans to donate the pieces to the Witte Museum.
Alley Garriston, 44, was buried under a dirt load in Charleston after a truck backhoe accident on Almendouir Street. Rescue workers freed him after about 20 minutes. He was hospitalized at Robert B. Green with non serious injuries.
A 4 pm meeting this week will air differences between San Antonio and Alamo Heights over the suburb sewer contract. Officials announced Monday at City Hall. The contract outlines a $2000 annual payment to Alamo Heights with the city currently owed $4300. A review of aging lines on Las Serineg Avenue is also planned.
A garbled Civil War era report notes the Grand Army of the Republic event opening with drums and bugles. Veterans attend the sixty sixth encampment with early rising and brisk pace as ceremonies begin near the fort and harbor area.
The South Texas Bank and Trust may open on September 28, aligning with the Grey Central Bank and Trust closure. City officials seek deposits of 156000 to move funds from City Central, while Colonel Tuttle says the Federal Reserve will verify collateral for a 1450000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A judgment to recover 40 percent of the city’s deposit is planned, with bondholders entitled to future dividends from the old bank through the new.
San Antonio police puzzled Monday over a stolen automobile belonging to Paul Luna who lives at 2705 West Martin Street. The 1922 Heselth touring car, valued at 89 cents, was stolen at Commerce Street and Military Plaza, a record low value for a vehicle.
Report from Santa Monica California notes a blaze burning for two weeks with no relief in sight. The piece mentions international politics and industrial concerns, including France and Germany, railroads, and economic tensions affecting profits.
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