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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1935

Page

5

Peace Seen In 5 i : Arbitration Eases Finch Cigar Strike

Talks led by Mayor C K Quin sought arbitration of the Finch cigar plant strike at 392 Buena Vista. The city would appoint a three person arbitration committee. police patrols had been required amid daily disruptions. Stakeholders reported differing figures on workers and tensions rose as negotiations continued.

Finch Brkers C.K. Quin Labor Sone John. J. Steelman Quin Ed Binck Cenfer Buena Vista San Antonio Department of Ator Be Finck Eoon W. H. Ernst Cigar Makes Nice Sir Fa Finck Finck Steelin al- Yeh Steelman Ernst Ther Bessie Gonzales Alfinao Seton West Sonzaitz Aso W. B.arnold Texas Stain Federation of Secor Joe Amstead Pratt Inter

Lamson and Court See Death Cottage BAN JOSE

April 23. Os news reports on a court scene involving defendants and accusers at Staniata University campus. The record mentions Lamson, Court, David A. Larmor, and a judge in a case touching imprisonment and alleged crimes.

Lamson Jose Caf Bery al Toir Neys David A. Larmor Staniata University

Spinal Meningitis Virus Isolated

Fragmentary item notes isolation of a spinal meningitis virus with references to a formal meeting and named officials. The readable text hints at a wartime or government context with mentions of Washington and specific surnames, suggesting an official update on a medical threat and its control measures.

Toonerville Tailor Sees Bigger Men Than 43 Years Ago

Ebensas men are larger now, says Tailor Bueliner. He explains he must stitch more goods into trousers than in 43 years past as he reflects on business and demand.

Ebensas Pb. Bueliner

Farm machinery output to reach 250 million in 1935

Forecasters from the American Institute of Economics predict farm implements valued at 250 million dollars for 1935, up from 170 million in 1934, signaling strong agricultural investment. In a separate high school event at Black Mountain, "Good Jocks" won the judges' decision in the debate on the topic That Good English Is More Profitable Than Good Looks.

From and Tech Institute Black Mointain

Army to Keep Horses Amid Modern Cavalry Push

Washington April 20 Gen MacArthur says old-time cavalry remains essential despite motorization. Army tests seek proper horse to motorized balance to move large commands at night up to 200 miles, with six scout cars per regiment and strengthened horse units. The cavalry corps numbers 727 horses.

Washington DB. G Leon B. Kramer Cavalry Fort Knox Fort Riley Kan Ron Ainnal Cavalry School Kramer

Victims Testify In Gem Theft Case in Miami

In Miami on April 23, victims Mrs. Margaret Hawksworth Bell and her associate testift two Brooklyn suspects, Charles Cali and Nicholas Montone, robbed them in the dancer’s hotel suite. Prosecutors prepared to depose about 30 witnesses as evidence grows in the $185,000 jewel robbery.</s>

Miami New York Margaret Hawksworth Bell Harry Content Charles Cali Nicholas Montone Nick Marlowe J. Edgar Hoover T He Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation Eugene Bryant Harrington Noel Scaffa Hoover Bryantis

Townsend Plans Drive to Build Political Thinking Foundation

Washington April 23 Dr B E Townsend proposes a 199 million foundation to teach people to think politically. He aims to fund a permanent organization as an educational force while continuing to push his 200 a month pension plan defeated last week in the House. He suggests raising a hundred tripled dollars by asking for a donation per day from supporters.

Washington, D. G B. E. Townsend House of Representatives Townsend

Illinois Executes Former Policeman

Thomas J. Tehne, 42, a former policeman of Venice, Illinois, was electrocuted at Southern Illinois penitentiary shortly after midnight for murdering the husband of his affair partner. Tehne was convicted with Gertrude Pubse for the murder of Charles Pubse. Governor Horner commuted the woman's death sentence to 90 years' imprisonment. A downtown case with good equipment is for sale at 225 dollars. See Classification 42, Light Classified Ads.

Chicago Apri Thomas J. Tehne Venicé Ilinois Penitant Tehne Gertrude Pubse Charles Henry Horner

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