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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1930
Page
11
Rescue operations confirm 11 of 200 passengers aboard the Condor steamer are alive after the vessel sank during a storm on the Jamuna River near Baal em Aenggi. Details of the catastrophe remain incomplete as missing and presumed dead are feared.
Gandhi directed the Young India publishers to surrender their press rather than meet the government security demands under the new censorship regime. The arrival in Bombay on April 1 sparked this decision as authorities likely enforce controls on the Gandhi press operation.
Davenport assails labor groups over endorsements for a 6,040 bond issue in San Antonio, claiming false union support and political manipulation. He denounces promises of city jobs tied to the vote, cites police and fire pay, and accuses the labor temple of allowing a partisan meeting on its premises this week.
In Corporation Court Judge Dave Watson acquitted J T Crowell of a charge of abusive language toward neighbor Mrs Lillie Glenick at 505 Byadr boulevard. Testimony from Glenick and her husband alleged curses and threats, while a third neighbor, a disinterested witness, heard no specific curse words.
TERLIN April 29 UP The society of German surgeons says student duelling is less dangerous than boxing, noting more deaths from boxing. It asserts that under proper conditions duelling is not dangerous.
A fragmentary reminiscence traces Henry Reese Jr and family ties to the Gonzales Inquirer and The Daily Inquirer, noting the Reese and Rheske clans, river pilot lore, and local Texas frontiersmen. It recounts 19th century buffalo anecdotes, Texas Rangers, and Tumlinson lineage linking to early Texas settlement and racing legends.
Canadian nurse Auts Averill Mand born in Thgersall Ontario appeals after being denied citizenship. Daughter of an English clergyman she says religious beliefs forbid bearing arms but she would nurse the wounded if war comes. Court decision awaited.
A woman's body was found as authorities intensified search for Frank Andeas, 41, who vanished weeks ago with his daughter Pearl, 12. The probe centers on tracing the husband and child after the disappearance.
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