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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

4

Moody opens campaign attacking Ferguson impeachment

In Waco Texas Governor Dan Moody launched his campaign rally for Moss Sterling of Houston for governor. He assailed James E. Ferguson and his wife Miriam Ferguson, reading from an impeachment pamphlet and insisting no proof existed. He berated hecklers and tied the speech to his 1924 platform in a bid for reform and good government.

Waco Texs Aug Goveror Dan Moody Moss Sterling Houston James E. Ferguson Miriam Ferguson Ferguson Jan Ela- Rina Waco Ign

Sterling for Governor Club Forms in West Texas County

A Sterling for Governor club organized at Broyle in Coke County Texas. Fifty one of fifty eight members backed a different candidate in the first primary. Devil M Hendrix of Sweetwater leads the Sterling effort in West Texas counties.

Wagner's son laid to final rest in Bayreuth cemetery

In Bayreuth Germany on August 8 the son of renowned composer Richard Wagner was laid to rest. The funeral featured a solemn service with a chorus rendering immortal Persian tunes as pallbearers lowered the coffin into the grave.

Bayreuth Germany Axi Siertried Wiener Richard Wagner Iren Scho Perian

Oregon Liberals Nominate Independent Governor Candidate

Portland merchant Meier leads Independent and Liberal talks naming 23 candidates for governor at a meeting in Portland. The gathering signals a push by Independents and Liberals to field a slate in the upcoming election.

Oregon Portland Gre Sug Antine LG Meier Orofelees Tiberala

Youth gunman who took pants shocks Chicago crowd

A 16 year old youth with an interest in psychology was identified today as the gunman who held up several spots around Chicago. Police pursued him through the Loop amid a string of robberies as witnesses described the incident and the suspect’s actions.

Cricago

Proud Owners Parade Dolls at Lockwood Park

In Joviest town a dolls parade drew over friendly spectators and judges at Lockwood Park. Miss Margaret Pridgen led the event with prizes awarded for buckskin and porcelain dolls, including blue ribbon for Franca Tracy and red ribbon for Alma Green, Beatrice Dierke close behind with a porcelain 1930s doll.

Lockwood Park Margaret Pridgen Thek Franca Tracy Alma Green Beatrice Dierke

Sheriff Arrests Farmer in Oklahoma Slaying Case

Sheriff Jim Ratliff of McClain County followed footprints to Kell’s farm in neighboring Grady County and arrested 40 year old farmer Howard Kell on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of eight year old Wilbur Hopkins at his Dibble area home. Hopkins was shot through a window while at his supper table.

Purcell Okla Howard Kell Grady County Wilbur Hopkins Dibble Hopkins Jim" Ratliff McClain County Keill Bell

R-100 Refueling and Flight Plans Shift as Canada Flight Ends

In Quebec on August 5 the R-100 refueled rapidly as it prepared for potential onward flights. Officials believed the airship could depart to Ottawa and Toronto Sunday afternoon, then begin its return to England soon after completing the Canadian flight.

Quebec

Birkenhead Passes a Restless Night in Ill Health

The Earl of Birkenhead, noted British political figure, is ill with bronchial pneumonia and endured a restless night, though his strength was reportedly maintained.

Birkenhead London Earl of

Pilot Makes Blind Flight From Chicago to Detroit

A tri motor plane carried ten passengers from Chicago to Detroit under blind conditions guided only by instruments and radio beams. Pilot W. B. Slim Larned of Stout airplanes flew solo in the cabin while an observer watched for nearby traffic, using government air beams to La Porte Indiana then a directional Ford Airport beam near Jackson Michigan to reach Detroit.

Detroit Aug Chicago W. B Slim Lapore Ford Jackson Mich Larned

Shortage of Names Alarming to Peers

London reports a rising shortage of suitable peerage names as new nobles may choose any title but often prefer the place they live. The expanding list of peers is described as depleting the available name supply to an alarming degree.

London Aug. S

Forest Fires Brought Under Control in Massachusetts

Forest fires at Bourne and Plymouth that burned over thirty square miles of woodland were brought under control for the first time in 72 days. Local crews fought the blazes along the coast and inland, with weather and renewed containment efforts narrowing the spread.

Plymouth Mass Bourne Wooilands

Roosevelt duel challenge sparks pistol duel threat

Nicholas Roosevelt, Hoover’s recess appointee to the Philippines vice governorship, was challenged for a pistol duel by Narciso Lapuz. The challenge came via a press reservation, adding a tense note to Manila politics on August 8.

Roosevelt Manils Nicholas Roosevelt Hoover Philippines Narciso Lapuz

Heart Attack Fatal to Kansas Editor in Ottawa

Ralph A. Ancrls, 61, veteran Ottawa newspaper publisher and Franklin County Republican leader, died here last night after a heart attack.

Kansas Ottawa Kang Ralph A. Anrcis Fraanklin County

Taxi HoldUp Net One Man Robbed for 10 Dollars

A Yellow Cab driver, L. T. Smith, 41, of 810 East Harding, was robbed of $10 at gunpoint Friday while taking a fare from South St. Marys and Matte streets. The gunman fled in a car driven by a accomplice, as an unnamed neighbor witnessed the escape and alerted police.

L.T. Smith East Harding Boulevard Smith South St. Mary's

Shorts Graze Has Hit Labor Ranks

The report describes workers mimicking engineers from the Canity fark commission as they cut off trouser legs with knife on the job, reflecting unrest among laborers and the lower classes following such behavior.

Weatchester Canity Fark Commission

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