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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1931
Page
1
The article argues that producers face a shift from manufacturing emphasis to advertising and distribution as the major cost. It notes wheat surpluses, financial strains, and calls for policy changes in transportation, regulation, and mergers. It cites Ruth Nichols setting speed records and advocates practical economic reforms to distribute wealth and curb monopolistic practices.
A government move in Havana grants a general amnesty to those charged with political crimes. The law excludes certain cases under investigation linked to the Machado regime era. The action follows last afternoon's approval and pertains to a broad clemency measure for diverse political offenses.
Donovan Weldon appeared before a jury regarding the postoffice site bid and related testimony. The witness, described as a militant Citizens' Teague member, faced questions but invoked his rights and declined to answer about the room events. Proceedings continued with police and court procedures noted in the Ely Fourth District Court records.
In Wastington B C on April YY sixteen bids were submitted to the supervising architect for the San Antonio project site. Names include Adams Preeborn Fowler John E Williams S. Towler and others with bids ranging from 57 000 to 373 000 across blocks and streets such as South St Marcy’s Water Bonham and Dwyer Ave. The listed parcels cover various lots and streets with high totals and multiple owners named.
Citizens gather at Roosevelt Park for a main meeting chaired by G. F. Taylor as Walter Treas and Maury Maverick address the crowd alongside several candidates. Multiple radio broadcasts from KONO and WOAL cover the events, with speakers including Corder Otto and Nayler.
Wednesday's session followed controversy with Fire and Police Commissioner Thib Wright. Weldon claimed investigators knew the identity of Harry Tarotkie and that he would be called before the grand jury. Wright challenged the assertion and said Weldon could be summoned for questioning. Foreman William Oshar reportedly indicated Weldon would testify if called.
A messy weather note forecasts a warm Wednesday with variable conditions across the region. Expect mild to moderate winds and scattered clouds with no major storms indicated. Some terms suggest possible showers later, but overall warmth remains the theme for the day.
Thursday Fiesta runs noon to six at Menger hotel with a flower show and school princesses parade. Coronation of the queen planned at Municipal Auditorium as part of the Order of the Alaina. Carnival shows to occupy plazas around the event.
On April 2 1S recognises a public span and Stimson receives Tanglin al Modeil envoy. He will extend a preliminary reece on inglrictions of the secretary and report to the Secretary as he carries out instructions by calling at the Spanish foreign al Five.
New York April 92 fake Ruth won an injunction preventing a haberdasher from using his name in advertising. The ad placards claimed Babe Ruth to be advertising or going out of business, which Ruth said was blatant and misleading. The case cited prior permissions and disputes over rights to use the name in commerce.
AVSPEN reports the House approved a bill by a 196 to 4 percent margin to legalize Sunday cinema and theater performances. The measure would allow Sanday movies and Mheater performances while cities would retain authority to prohibit Sabbath displays before 1 pm.
A former Zingletd Follies girl seeks an injunction against several penny arcades to stop using her photographs and plans to demand 250000 dollars in damages. She contends the exhibitors obtained the pictures improperly and notes the action begins today.
A Kerrville frost event threatens gardens with expected damage around Kererite as temperatures dip. Reports mention broad ice and chilling conditions impacting local horticulture and potential losses for growers.
Thousands of San Antonians and visitors watched the third day of the San Jacinto festival with the grand parade featuring Inoturcycles, giant flowers and ceremonial gifts. A two day flower show at the Menger Hotel showcased spring blooms while a Battle of Blowers fete drew crowds as students performed mythological dances and pageantry.
In a male prison, Gomez receives a murder verdict for killing Pat Medola a postal messenger. The trial featured few witnesses, with state evidence focusing on the stabbing of Medola's throat. Jury guidance allowed considering aggravated assault in the same case. The judge to pronounce sentence with potential parole eligibility after years.
Fragmentary report describes a rapid kitchen system for dough production. Claims of high speed, new burners, and conversion to wood fuel are mentioned, with references to an office and port project. Details are unclear, but the text hints at a plan for industrial culinary equipment and a 100 pound capacity model.
Weather Bureau predicts fair and cool conditions with a light southerly breeze. Temperatures will rise to the upper 70s Wednesday afternoon before cooling to the mid 60s by Thursday morning with increasing clouds and sun later in the day.
Fragmented OCR text references Hoover attending a road or railway celebration in Richmond near Van Apel Prenton with garbled names and dates. It hints at an event tied to an anniversary and a national park setting but remains unreadable for precise facts.
A fragmentary report notes a Japanese prince visiting the Philadelphia naval yard area, with references to imperial guests and yearlong plans. The text hints at a formal naval reception and ongoing talks regarding imperial relations during a historic visit.
Mexican and United States officials meet to coordinate anti smuggling efforts as troops move toward the border. Reports describe deployment near El Paso and Tamaulipas amid chaotic security conditions and political upheaval in the region. Local leadership changes and strategic planning accompany the crackdown, with authorities urging heightened enforcement and public order measures.
Real estate column shows varied offerings including a reconditioned fire room home on Culebra Road priced around 40 per month, bungalow for sale near Souk Lores Street, five acres fronting a rail landmark, live oaks on property, and a farm with a listed value of 210,000. Also mentions business property and dairy or chicken reposition details.
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