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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
9
Hobrecht of Larwoo, convicted in San Antonio for killing Prohibition Agent Charles Glevens, will be sentenced Thursday on charges of possession and related offenses. The case centers on the April 24 hearing and the prior conviction.
Take no chances with ugly boils to avoid infection. Apply Eas Ointment to inflamed skin areas and abradions to relieve inflammation and speed healing. Claims of a moneyback guarantee and ties to a president finale are present in promotional language.
A testimonial alleges Adlerika cures stomach pain and removes old poison from the upper and lower bowels in ten minutes. The ad claims gas disappears and digestion improves, touting full bowel cleansing over partial remedies.
Fragmentary notice notes a stubborn cough and bronchial ailments including hay fever and cold symptoms. Mentions names like Tilgen Mc Mule Mn and locations Sedalia and Ma, with garbled OCR language. Readers are urged to consider bronchial issues and related illnesses in the period context.
J Vearklin Spears of San Antonio will defend a man found guilty by a jury on one charge and cleared on another after a February bootlegging trip near Laredo. Two other men, Richard West and Mike Saliba, faced pleas or insufficient evidence. The defendant, Hobrecht, awaits a seven-year term for a separate murder-related charge while contending alibi and seeking relief in an appeal. He recounted family hardship and legal costs while in Webb County jail.
A chaotic notice lists events and attractions including a Thursday April 24 SBC advertisement, a street walk for job seekers, a torn employment classified fragment, a dance program at CastrosiMe on Sunday April 21, and music by Gabe Schindler Orchestra from Schmilenberg with a 5 dance. The fragment also mentions Markes School and Miss Silo orchestra as ante events.
The Exes State Humane Society opens Friday in Ware with about fifty delegates from eight member groups. George A Lake of Dallas will preside as state president. The program features debates on rodeos and other forms of animal entertainment, child protection topics, and expert talks by San Antonio leaders including District Attorney Lamar Serlizson and Mrs. J. F. Ring. The event aims to discuss care of dependent children and protection of legitimate children while highlighting needs for animal welfare.
A hitch-hiker died yesterday when the car he rode in overturned near Olen. The victim, a young man, was returning from a hiking trip in Fort. He sustained fatal injuries as the vehicle rolled over on the highway. Local authorities investigated the crash and noted the driver escaped with minor injuries.
La Pena headlines report that a minority group from the University of Mexican showed hostility toward visiting Oklahoma students calling them Yankee imperialists. The reception was tainted by protests. A Puebla dispatch notes five family members slain in a feud between agrarian factions.
Moody replies to Wisconsin proposing a joint committee to visit the Texas Valley and Crande region to appraise land productivity. The plan aims for a first hand briefing with Governor Moody directing the trip from St Louis to Houston and Madrid, with a transportation emphasis and cross state attendance.
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