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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
3
In Washington DC on April 1, Mayor urges citizens to cooperate with the census to ensure an accurate count. The census starts Wednesday with enumerators deployed nationwide. Porter A Winsley, head of the committee, warns that every person counted is essential to tallying population and resources.
Germany's new chancellor presented a brief program to the Reichstag and urged a vote of confidence. He stressed urgent action and the need for unity, signaling ongoing cabinet shifts and bold policy moves with support from the right.
Austin April 1 Senator Thomas B Lorn as Dayjins filed an amended petition for mandamus to force the state executive committee to place his name on the primary ballot. The suit will go to the Supreme Court on April 6. The committee had ban ned a resolution against members who did not vote for the party presidential elector in 1860. Seoi for Love admitted he did not vote for the Democratic electors.
Furlong will tour Mexico starting April 12 as part of a foreign trade mission. He plans to travel from San Antonio to Cabos, then to San Luis Potosi, with a meeting in Wild Purlong and a visit to Acapulco. The caravan aims to attend the Pan-American conference and possibly hold a September engineering trade event in Acapulco.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Mission Park for George L Bass 24 a resident of Sinkaty. Bass was a copy reader and editor of a local news paper. He was widely known in the community and leaves two sisters Mrs Ry La Bass and Mrs George Mawiy along with other relatives. Local pallbearers included Turapp Rellon Roger Suber Marry Banilinn and others.
An elderly woman from Coker dies at home and burial is planned in Coker cemetery at 6 PM. She is survived by two sons, two daughters, and several relatives including Jim Coker and Annie Mase Multahorger, with additional family members named across Coker and surrounding areas.
Scout leaders to Floresville meet in San Antonio area, with executives and coordinators speaking on troop morale and vocal guidance. The event aims to boost leadership, training methods, and youth engagement through practical demonstrations at a city school.
Drills continued as 2400 enumerators ready to canvass the city for the upcoming census. Officials warned strict penalties for anyone sharing questions or answers before official release and emphasized that the official population figures will guide city planning for the next decade. Mayor urged orderly conduct as residents prepare to provide information on April 1 and ensure their households are counted.
Republican leaders press plan to defer final conference on export debatrate. Key figures include Joe Doe and Representative Bilson, with Democratic leaders predicting a majority to carry the decision. Widespread debate centers on timing, rules, and minority positions as Western group backing grows.
A scrambled report describes a legal matter involving liquor possession and a judge, with references to a person named N. A. Sinclair and various unclear facts. The text mentions a family, ages, immigration, nationality, and the ability to speak, but the details are garbled, making precise outcomes or actions uncertain.
Michel Rosenberg sues Mrs. Kresge over a broken Paris engagement claiming breach of promise of marriage. The ex-wife of a millinery owner faces the suit as details of the case unfold in court.
In Nock County North Carolina Judge Judson weighs a proposed county salary average of 400 yearly overflows with a stated annual figure of 13,000 dollars. The item notes a salary and fee structure under discussion.
Air Surgeons receive diplomas as the Air Core Teaming Center organizes a compressed training drive. The ceremony at Minneaplin and nearby sites highlights efforts by many medical officers and personnel amid logistical strains and ongoing drills.
A crowded scene formed as Worth Bank faced claims and a receiver addressed frustrated depositors and creditors. Officials explained process steps and potential dividends while awaiting official determinations on liabilities and payout timing.
Three directors of a dissolved bank have posted bond after clashes with the task force. The group includes directors Crow, Comins, Gaines, and Weth, with proceedings tied to the bank’s closure and pending formalities.
A readied city zoo receives Egyptian geese amid an ongoing display of exotic birds. Local officials note the birds arrived with a note of ceremonial significance and are part of a broader decorative plan for the zoological exhibit.
A Senate inquiry will hear testimony from Raskob as the committee questions officials. Telecommunication links and signals were discussed, with timeline details indicating possible appearances by key figures if summoned.
Fragmentary report notes 88 year old Meek Stand swtichman and Creole Ladin involved in a peculiar event. Eyewitnesses describe a fallen tree limb on Milled Tree Lane near a local property. Authorities cautioned residents as cleanup proceeds and no injuries reported.
Voters faced a tense municipal election as authorities arrest a prohibitions official and Rangers visit the town. Officials deny disorder threats, while the town debates security and integrity of the ballot amid deceptive rumors.
A New York writer planned a San Antonio visit to prepare four feature stories for the New York Times. The piece mentions Ren i Jinet as columnist and references the royal chamber of commerce. Reading of the watercade from Mexico City or Washington and aviation links across Mexico and the United States are noted.
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