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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1928
Page
1
The text discusses American reaction to Franco-British naval plans, arguing the United States must resist proposals that allow unlimited build up of cruisers submarines and aircraft. It notes Astor's comments in Parliament and U.S. stance on independence and security, with broader reflections on diplomacy, media, and political theory.
Tonight mainly clear with little change in temperature Waning winds from the east. Tonight and Sunday expect cooler air along the coast with fair to moderate conditions and mild northerly breezes.
Fractured OCR text shows references to Hoover and Smith in a political campaign setting. It mentions Republican and Democratic and Socialist parties, Wall Street influence, and a claim that Communist policies will affect ballots. The passage is garbled but hints at ideological clash and global economic fears during the election period.
Wastington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover repudiating aid or support based on faith. Hoover denounced a forged circular urging women to save the nation from being "Momanized" and argued the Republican stance opposes religious grounds for influence. He reaffirmed his party's secular, principle-based acceptance.
Smith prepares to address Wisconsin voters in Midwackee on liquor reform and prohibition as his campaign advances. The visit includes a press conference and a soldiers home stop, with plans to name a governor nominee and discuss policy ahead of the Rochester trip. The trip signals the campaign’s Wisconsin focus and broader efforts to sway dry constituencies.
Donations are welcomed to supply clothing for victims in the Florida storm area. Salvation Army Captain Ira E B Moore reports boxes collected here to aid those who lost everything and need apparel.
Fire believed to be from heat near an exhaust pipe touched off a blaze at the Trvesell Oil Company on 1529 Soul La reo street. Damage estimated at 10,000 with tanks of gasoline and kerosene spared and two loaded tank cars moved to safety. The blaze threatened nearby structures and offices, drew crowds, and destroyed records.
An express passenger train of the Pennsylvania Railroad overturned at North Red Bank injuring an engineer and a fireman. They were sent to a Pittsburgh hospital as officials reviewed the crash.
Sergeant Alvin C. York of Pall Mall, Tennessee, underwent abdominal surgery at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville after a World War I heroism claim. Surgeons reported York resting, with officials noting his condition was not dangerous.
A one month old baby died and the father was injured when the mother mistook gasoline for water and placed a cup on the stove. The infant is identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Envell Venilerson.
In Austin on September, A. W. Cox of Tank had his citizenship restored following a conviction for driving an automobile while intoxicated. The case, listed as a felony, was restated by proclamation of COSERAVE MOODS.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas notes bank conditions in the Southwest remain sound despite intolerable weather dampening agricultural prospects. It cites year old crop indications, improved merchandise distribution, and a 1L percent rise in department store sales in large cities with slower wholesale activity and a notable uptick in personal income.
A Madrid rail disaster near Madelgueras leaves eight dead and ten injured when the Andaluson express crashes into a second train. Rescue teams rush to the scene as investigators begin work on the causes and extent of the accident.
Relief efforts in Florida hurricane relief mobilize clothing and necessities. San Antonians donate to Salvation Army drives while local churches and organizations back evacuees. First consignment of five crates shipped to Jacksonville, with rail shipment arranged along southern routes.
Police report a phonograph theft at a private residence with details about the missing item. Local authorities investigate the incident and seek information from neighbors and witnesses.
TARIS Sept 2 The morning Newspiders note on the American reply to the Augin French accord suggests a firm refusal but leaves a door open to attire plans. The Velit Varisien and the Journal weigh in with opinion while the pact renouncing war is cited as a starting point.
A Washington report cites gaps in officer pay including dependents allowances and retirement benefits, prompting Rear Admiral Luc McNamee to present to Secretary Wilbur a plan to reform officer compensation. The effort aims to shape a bill for Congress to address pay disparities among Navy and Marine Corps officers.
Moors freed a French mail pilot from the Mreheh postal service who was captured with an American passenger when forces fogged on Bent on June 22. Two other mail pilots, Reine and Serre, captured June 30, remain held for ransom as France and Spain seek terms.
New York, Sept 29. The cotton market opened with declines of about 7 to 13 points versus weekend realized levels. Pressure came from selling in the southern and focal markets aided by easy Liverpool cables and an unfavor- able weather outlook for the near term.
Schlee and Brock left Rockwell Field at 2:40 a.m. aiming to break the current world endurance flight record held by Germany. The two aviators, Edward Sehley and William Wreck, represent a family team from SAN wintin, California, pursuing the historic mark.
Daylight saving time, active in many eastern cities, ends at 2 a.m. tomorrow. Clocks will be set back one hour to conform to standard time.
Clinton 5 Caracs, missing treasurer of the Southern Baptist convention home mission board, is arrested in Atlanta on embezzlement charges and wire fraud. Investigators reveal depleted funds endangering missionary salaries, with a $5000 reward posted. Authorities say he planned extradition as details of prior prison terms surfaced.
The Republican National Committee said Senator William Borah will deliver an address in Minneapolis next Tuesday night which will be broadcast nationwide on NBCs red network. The speech aims to reach voters during the Sept 2 14 period and is part of party outreach efforts.
A 16 year old girl Juanita Coneland died from injuries after being struck by an automobile while returning from an event in Elegila Texas. The accident occurred September 2 and authorities are investigating the case.
A drowning is reported at a Texas pool where 149dws Snow, age 1, was found in a tank described as a pool or tank during an outing with friends. The incident occurred on September 1 in Electha, Texas, according to local summaries.
Atlanta reports Georgia will expedite extradition of Clinton S. Cornes, former treasurer of the Konthren Baptist home mission board, amid fugitive counts totaling about 1 million dollars. Former Governor Walker announced efforts to bring Cornes to face trial on two indictments, with bond set at 50 000 to 100 000. Canadian arrest by Winnipeg police noted with interest by mission board officials.
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