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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1931

Page

2

Burglars Sought in Kenedy Night Break-In

Police pursue two suspects after a nighttime break in at Kenedy grocers company on Ken- Tursday. Clues include a net, run and a automobile. Sergeants report the burglars were found. one man listed as from Antonio. Early arrest expected.

Areevion Gale Grocers Company Kenedy Bae Antonio

Edison Looks Over Medicine West on An Ary

Edison recovers from a collapse and weighs medicine options as his physician allows light activity. He improved over 48 hours, taking a short car ride with Mrs. Edison and son Charles, escorted by chauffeurs.

Thames Alva Edison Howe

Foreign banks seek gold protection under silver standard

New York reports indicate foreign banks operating in Mexico press for gold payments under the country’s new silver standard law. Depositors resent withdrawals in silver while loans are repaid in silver, prompting talks of a shift back to gold. National City Bank maintains a branch in Mexico with other New York banks as agents.

New York Mexico Wall Street National City Book Bank of Montreal Canadien Bank of Commerce Anglo-South American Bank Banco Germanico du In America del Sud

World Trade Drops as Russia's Gains

Washington report shows Russia buying 12 million dollars worth of goods in June 1920, while overall world trade declined. U.S. commerce data compare exports to Russia with prior month, highlighting a sharp rise despite a general downturn in global trade.

Russia Washington Commerce Department Uar Mitssla

Railroad officials inspect Missouri Pacific line

S A Line II vice president R Salford general traffic manager H Booth and J Prickett all of Houzton were to Ban Aulain Wednesday inspecting the local division of the railroad they are guests at the Dlare hotel

S. A. Line II R. Salford Missouri Pacific Lines H. Booth J. Prickett Houzton Aulain Dlare

Board Awards Supply Bids For School Needs

The board approved over 15000 in supply bids for Evocation district items. Purchases included room supplies items for elementary Brackenridge Douglass high schools and junior schools plus theater slides encyclopedias textbooks and a printing and bookkeeping machine for the Nuginéas department. An appropriation of 208 for repair work and additional equipment for Thomas Jefferson high school were authorized.

Board of Evocation al Sevcial Brackenridge High School Douglass High Poeachent Thomas Jefferson High School Paul Bebolz Bebolz

No Word on Cotton Sale to Germany Warhington

The article notes no proposals have been received from the Reich regarding a proposed stabilization ration in Germany. The protester opposes the rule and informs Southerners that no agreement is on the table yet.

Germany Warhington Fann Reich

Weather and travel notes across multiple locations and dates

A fragmented weather summary lists temperatures and conditions for many places including New Hampshire, Abilene, Texas, Reston, Virginia, Buffalo, New York and Cheyenne. It mentions clear or cloudy skies, varying temperatures, and wind conditions, with scattered references to dates and regional forecasts in an OCR rough format.

Vince Sammars Ady Tata Ameun Wedneedar New Hessea Obadt Obadt Lehi Etatherry Abilene Teragosca Apuanteaues TN Atlanta G. Inedeuar Reston Sinei Krewnaville Tesee Glaudy Rmoffalo N.Y Cirae Cheyenne Itre Fort Mith Ark Galsestam Fenris New Yorks

Aged Diplomat Plans Wed To Aiding Real-Life Ally

London reports the Mare ai of Trenning once ambassador to the United States and viceroy to India will wed this week to a woman who aided his rise to fame. The engagement to Miss Ilalla Charnand is announced as part of Britain’s prominent state affairs amid public debt concerns and political maneuvering.

London Ai of Trenning United States India Critain Misa Ilalla Charnand Charles Charraul Britain Jon de Turkes Wes Seata

Wheat Market Slumps Despite Buying Interest

The Chicago wheat market fell further as buyers failed to lift prices. September futures sank to near record lows amid weak demand and seasonal pressure, with oats and other grains also trading softer.

Cincago Commission House Eta Chicago

Vanderbilt Arne Feud Escalates After Divorce

Feud between Cornéting Vanderbilt and Try Ant Peter Arne grows with new exchanges following Vanderbilt's divorce from Mrs. Mary. Vanderbilt's attorney warned of responsibility for future actions amid ongoing public dispute.

Vanderbilt-Arne Bend Vanderbilt Ant Peter Arne

Riots Feared in Prussia as Referendum Decision Looms

Berlin reports warn of clashes Sunday as Prussia votes on dissolving parliament and electing a new body. Police mobilize 1000 uniformed officers and many plainclothes to curb violence amid a polarized scene with Communists and Nationalists vying for influence.

Universal Service Berlin Ang Prussia Anil Rleetiana Fomr Volkycht Soleil Ofia

Army Reads Job as Dollar Slump Cuts Costs

Army officials estimate several million dollars will be saved in the current year through lower prices. Savings come from reduced ration costs and greater dollar value. Impact expected in Army and Marine corps expenditures.

Army Sisco Theavy Marine Corps

Wreck of 8.4 Train Kills Two, Injures Sixteen

A Southern passenger train, the Argonaut No. 104, derailed near Yuma Arizona while en route from Texas to New Orleans. Two people died and sixteen were injured, eight seriously, when the train left the track at a turnout about 20 miles past Yuma. Authorities investigated the crash and rescue crews worked at the scene.

Yuma Ariz Southern Argonaut Eanthouns Tex*Angelns New Ore Firick Piadhot Imitea Pastal LA A TA Lay

Tubbs Named Chief of Postal Telegraph in Banakatonia

Tubbs, long with Pavink Telegraph for 18 years, promoted to city superintendent of the Postal Telegraph Company in Banakatonia. He has served as local office manager since 126.

Tubbs Postal Inc. A Th Tubba Banakatonia Tubby Pavink Telegraph Company Bn Loon Tacal

Chicago Reds Bet Warning Sparks Police Vow

Chicago police commissioner John Alcack warned he would arrest all leaders of the Communist party in Chicago if rioting recurred after Monday’s clashes. Three rioters were detained during protests against eviction of a black woman for nonpayment of rent. Police blamed communists for the disorder as about 1000 officers remained on standby in the district.

Chicago Auting John Alcack Ianderayal Communist Party Alain Polleo Che Doli¢e Communiaix Aphieh

Cotton Acreage Bill Delayed in Texas Senate Vote

In Austin the Texas senate debated the Cunningham cotton acreage reduction bill with a 15 to 12 vote against immediate consideration. Proponents argue postponement serves special-session aims while drawing overall attention to the measure amid mounting pressure from supporters.

Austin Aire Texas Senate

Cigarette Tax Boost May Reach House Approval

Westward tax revision could lift cigarette taxes later this year. Economists say the administration resists a tax hike in Congress due to political risk and treasury needs. A $2 per 1000- cigarette rise could add about 225 million dollars in annual revenue while current taxes raise around 359 million dollars. Spider bite victim A C Peres of Norwood was treated at Robert Y. Green Hospital after injury.

Warbtingston D.C West Congress A. C. Peres Norwood Robert Y. Green

Galileo's Swing Inspires Pendulum Idea in Cathedral

A fragment notes how the swaying cathedral chandelier sparked Galileo's early thought on the pendulum principle while referencing the appeal of rental apartments advertised in Light Classified Ads.

Galileo

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