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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1932

Page

4

Moursand Named Receiver for OAM Medina Dam Project

Judge A N Moursand, a veteran San Antonio attorney, was appointed receiver for the San Antonio Suburban Irrigated Farms to end a bitter court battle over the Medina dam project. The decision followed motions by R J Boyle and J B Lewis night, with H A Dillon resigning. The court selected W B Jack Ball as potential receiver before finalizing Moursand, amid calls to revamp the project within months. The trust seeks bond receivership and the water district claims taxes and maintenance costs.

A. N. Moursand San Antonio Nes Balffe Medina Dam Motresind R. J. Boyle Wheeler Kelly Haguy Trust Company J. B. Lews Night Federal District Court West Dillon Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Thirty-eighth District Court Hugh R. Robertson San Antonis Hondo Water District Lewright Federal Court Sewright Boyle W. B Jack Moursand Trust Company Water Company

Awakened San Antonian Urges Truck Regulation

A reader letter condemns the lax treatment of trucks on highways. It argues permits are too easy, highways inadequate, and safety rules weak. The piece cites recent gasoline truck accidents and calls for stricter oversight by regulators and the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Fragmentary regional ad list with prizes and judges

The text appears to be an incomplete regional advertisement from Texas Oklahoma or New Mexico. It mentions an official energy blank, a list of prizes, and names of judges from a Goodyear Tire dealer along a route including Alva.

Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Alva Goodyear Tire

Protests Cut Democratic Speeches at Willard Hotel

A Willard Hotel gathering in Washington focused on Democratic leaders and Jefferson Day, but the event devolved into fragmented speeches and a mix of music and entertainment. The audience heard little from the speakers as time wore on, with radio dial tones and chaotic dialogue dominating the scene. The piece laments lost focus on government improvement and hints at shifting political leadership.

Willard Hotel Washington Jefferson Day Jaz Amos Andy Gala Dievad Eyoub

Film Figure Weds Island Princess

Hollywood April 16. Walter Pahlman chief of Fairbanks technical staff marries Eiraone Terai Polynesian princess and descendant of the Tahitis royal line in a romance that links studio life to the South Seas.

Hollywoood Hollywood South Seas Douglas Fairbanks Walter Pahlman Fairbanks Eiraone ‘Terai Dringess Ele Tahitis

Woman Reports Theft of Ring and Dresses

A woman reported the theft of a ring and four dresses from her home. The ring value and exact details were not fully clear in the report. The incident was noted for investigation by local authorities.

Mres Breck Armour Tiger 3 Fiores North Medina

Child Bitten by Rattler in Elmendorf Home

Nine year old Jake Williams of Elmendorf was bitten on the left foot by a rattlesnake at his home Saturday. He was taken to Robert B. Green hospital by J B Williams. His father Dont is reported to be with him as the emergency unfolds.

Jake Williams Elmendorf Robert B. Green Hospital J.B. Willams

Love pledge stand rapped at Texas Democratic meet

Austin April 16. Counsel for the Democratic state executive committee called the claim by former Senator Tom Tove that a party royalty pledge cannot be exacted from convention participants absurd. The pledge would bind entrants to support presidential nominees. Attorney J Hart Willis warned non Democrats could enter and undermine the party. Dan Moody was to represent Love but went to Houston unexpectedly.

Austin Democratic State Executive Committee Tom Tove Love Jed Heaver Texas J. Hart Willis Albert Sidney Johnson Executive Committee Supreme Court Dan Moody Love Houston

Kite Tournament at Woodlawn Lake Highlights Local Creations

A windy Woodlawn Lake kite contest showcased home made kites with Gulda Jordan pulling a car with a heavy wind driven kite and Fred Kirachoff winning with three thousand feet of string. Raymond Stelle earned best overall with Old Clary and Tort Mayen’s Spanish Galleon wowed spectators while Jim Rhyme and Jack Johns claimed aesthetic prizes alongside Gilbert Engelmann a frequent winner in recreation department events.

Woodlawn Lake Gulda Jordan Fred’ Kirachoff Wilbur Schoenfele Jost Tort Mayen Raymond Stelle Clary Jim Rhyme Jack Johns Robert Bedgewick Gilbert Engelmann Engelmann Recreation Department

Motorman Robbed at End of Line in Denver Heights

Denver Heights street car motorman H. Harrison was held up by a middle aged bandit Saturday night at the end of the line. The robber pressed a pistol and took Harrison’s money changer and contents, about $5 and $12 in cash, after he suspected the man was a passenger. Harrison reported the robbery to police.

H. Harrison Denver Heights Harrison Matt

Opium Seized in Laredo Street Raid Aboard Police

Two city detectives and five federal narcotics officers raided a North Laredo house near Houston Street Saturday. They broke in, seized opium and an opium pipe, and arrested three Chinese occupants in what police call the first major seizure here in years.

Laredo Street Houston Street Johnny Higegins J. R. Gray

Paroles issued for Bexar County inmates by Governor Ross Sterling

Of 131 general paroles for state prisoners, six went to Bexar County. Alex wife Tins received parole after a murder conviction in the Forty-fifth District Court in 193% and a school election altercation was noted. Thomas Malone, charged with obstructing a telephone line and stealing wire, was paroled. Rudolph Mendez pleaded guilty to burglary and received two year concurrent terms. Other paroled individuals include Elias Ybarra, A. O. Sanchez, and Joe Davila with various burglary theft and assault convictions.

Sherif Lee Grasshoff Rudolph Mendez Elias Ybarra A. O. Sanchez Joe Davila

Army Orders: transfers and detachments across forces

A military notice lists multiple officers and enlisted personnel with transfers, detachments, and assignments between camps and cities. Names include Francisca, Henry A Bip, Rhodes F., Arnold, David McConos ur, Cordiner, J. C., William Backvills, Harold M. Tague, and others, moving between Washington, Fort Benning, Philadelphia, San Antonio, Leavenworth, and several locations including Detroit, Baltimore, and Fort Tolten.

Washington Francisca Henry A Bip Goi Gulllan Nev Hewelts Wines Teeter Baltimore Wejers Rhodes F. Arnold Inti Mort ‘Benning Margo N. di David McConosur EB. C Detroit Vicksburg Douglas C. Cordiner Q. MG Philarulpila Capis Benning Monroe Gibgon Int Fort Benning Batistiles Henry W. Borntrascer Q. M C. A Fort Tolten Michigan State Kingsley Anderson J. C William A. Bugher

Train strikes auto injures three near South Laredo street

Two occupants of a car were bruised and cut while a third escaped when the vehicle was struck by an engine and three box cars at the South Laredo street crossing of the A. P. and railroad. J E Bunch, owner and driver, was uninjured. his brother FE M Bunch of 302 Sycamore street and his wife were injured and hospitalized.

Auto Two South Laredo Street

Two Injured In Car Incidents Reported In City

W B Gentle 25 of 40 San Francisco Street was struck by an auto near Pedro Avenue while crossing and taken to Medical Arts hospital. Lourea Ramiro 20 of Quintana Road was thrown from a car on Poplar Street and transported to Robert B Green hospital.

W. B. Gentle San Fractisco Street Gan’ Pedro, Avent Medical Arts Hospital Lourea Ramiro Quintana Roa Calltyie Poplar Street Robert B. Green Hospital

Chinese Refugees Huts Destroyed in Shanghai Clash

April 16. Fire swept the Turned Chapel quarter in Shanghai destroying huts of Chinese refugees. The Japanese army has strengthened its front beyond Chapel. A minor incident could break the deadlocked armistice talks and push both sides toward renewed conflict.

Bhanghai Chapel Shanghai

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