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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1929

Page

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Fair Tickets Sale Open Monday For Exposition

A three day drive begins Monday to sell 50 000 tickets to the International Exposition and Fall Race meet with Theo Fried rich named campaign chairman and Youngs Crook and Ralph Durkee as co chairmen Durkee organizes sales networks and publicity plans Colonels Arthur Biard and Hart McCormick head two volunteer groups Each colonel will manage about one hundred men A luncheon at the Gunter hotel Monday noon starts the recruiting process with two more report luncheons to follow Tuesday and Wednesday The sale supports daily events from November 8 to 17 attracting county fairgoers and aiming to make San Antonio the center of attendance for the fair season

Movilar Hut Gred Nairsmen Theo Friedrich Youngs Crook Ralph Durkee Euh Durkee Kee Arthur Biard Rede Hart McCormick Blues Gunter Brtel Edward Raymond Artunis San Antonio

Chief Lytle Brown Named New Army Engineers Chief

Brig. Gen. Lytle Brown appointed as the new chief of the Army Engineers. Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jadyn retired from active service.

Lytle Brown Army Engineers Bnte Reét Edgar Jaden Eee

Exposition Promises Fast Horses and Grandstand at Fair

The exposition will feature speed events each day with fast horses and choice seats. A half mile graded track and a grandstand for 10 UK race fans are nearing completion. A large stage inside the exposition building will host nightly musical revues. San Antonio residents who buy seats early will secure preferred seating. Judge J W Young Mayor M Chambers County Judge Robertson and others plan shore talks to motivate ticket sales. Schools begin soon with announcements in the classifieds.

Nealthy Exposition Building San Antonio Rehoice Raymond Ways J. W. Young M. Chambers Errs . Robertson

Delayed inquest into Mrs. Wiggins murder in Gastonia

The inquest into the death of 20 year old Ellie May Wiggins, a victim of alleged anti-Communist mob violence, is postponed for a week as Gastonia officials battle a flood of probes. The district solicitor faces mob flogging cases and has examined about 34 witnesses with another 20 to question. Several Loray mill employees are held on $1000 bond amid industrial upheaval, while vigilante activity and crossroad crowds surge on Saturdays.

Gastonia W. C Ellie May Winging Vicim Gaston County Wiggins Loray North Carolina

Lost Girl's Body Found in River Windsor CT

Springfield dispatch reports the body of Bertha Davis, 21, of Springfield, recovered from the Farmington River in Windsor, ten miles south. She had been visiting friends and went fishing, with police believing she swam and drowned after fishing. Her outer clothing and jewelry were found on the riverbank.

Springfield Bertha Davis Farmington River Windsor Here

Wives of Elks Bake Cakes for Picnic

Wives of San Antonio will miss bridge to bake pies and cakes for an orphan's picnic at Hoehler park next Saturday afternoon. Jack R. Burke leads the effort with 2 contributions per home, 550+ children invited, and Elks providing lemonade and rides via Public Service Company transportation and park department staff.

San Antonio Jack R. Burke Ennvsl Hoehler Park Elke Public Service Company Jack Meffington City Park Department Elks Burke Ias Picwie Ro Neil Campbell Foot Committee William Ft. Castle Ay Cray Rogers, Music Jacob Ki Grounds Lodge Ray Mackey Charles F. Hoff Good Shepherds Home Chester Bretz Carmelite Sisters Home Nebraska Street William Twensler San Saba Steve D.C. Watson Phanare William Braunschweig Grover Colling

Crime Expert Is Called to Assist in Death Probe

FAINFIELD Calif Sept 21 A noted Berkeley criminologist F C Heinrich is summoned to aid in probing the death of Miss Edith Irene Wolfskill a wealthy recluse He will arrive Sunday morning to lead an exhaustive inquiry into the strange circumstances surrounding her death The aim is to determine whether Mina Wellskill was foul play exhausted or suicidal.

Fainfield Cal Iws F. C. Heinrich Berkeley

Strike Threatens in Lignite Field

Denver reports the possibility of a strike next month in northern Colorado lignite properties. Union miners at three mines filed petitions with the state industrial commission demanding a seven dollar per day wage. Operators lack wage contracts with the United Mine Workers union.

Denver Colorado State Industrial Commission Coe United Mine Workers’ Union

Death of Recluse Cleared of Cloud

In Santa Fe on September 21 the Attorney General reported to Governor Dillon that Arthur Rochfort, a wealthy Taos recluse, died of natural causes. His decapitated body was found in a locked room of his Taos residence, reviving mystery around the death.

Santa FE N. M Arthur Rochfort Manby Taos Otero R. C. Dillon

Corpus Christi Hotel Men to Attend Texas Convention

Corpus Christi hotel men and the chamber of commerce will attend the Texas Hotel Men's convention in El Paso on November 4. The chamber announced the plan to connect with hotel operators and promote local business during the convention.

Corpus Christi Verne Corpous Christi Chamber of Commerce Texas Hotel Fl Paso Corus Chumber of Commerce

Woodlawn Lake Opens With Nightly Dancing Ads

Woodlawn Lake now open for bathing and nightly dancing. Ads promote Dixieland jazz bands Saturday and Sunday and Labor Temple events. Featured acts include Theo Artet orchestra, Moyet Texan Orchestra, Steve Gardner's Makum Kings, and Kingey's Harmony. Dance halls at Martinez and Culebra host Sunday and Monday events with cash prizes and free bites.

Sun Nise Theo. Artet Orchestra Ade Martinez Moyet Texan Orch Crearene Teng Cibolo Hunday Omusic Steve Gardner Makum Kings

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