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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1931
Page
10
Mary and Tileen depart the house as Eileen Calvert plans a Southampton visit. Tense negotiations unfold over Steve’s rights and the future, while wealth cushions family tensions. Eileen’s independence and the moneyed world shape choices as Mary faces a fragile peace.
A weekend of violence left John Parker dead at 45 after a rock strike or fall near 113% Austin Street. John Wilburn, 23, of 63L North Center Street, faces murder charges as a fight with Parker sparked rock and vehicle tire debris. Abraham Rodriguez, 28, of 720 South Penosetrees, suffered knife wounds and serious facial injuries after an attack linked to a Guadalupe Street incident. Co. R. Collins, Randolph Street, is in serious condition from a Sunday restaurant assault at 1521 North New Drainfield Street. A man held by police faced a pool cue blow to the head on Collins. Julian Johnson, 109 Cottage Street, fights in county hospital, hurt by an ice pick, unable to detail the assault. Delfino Griz, 48, of 827 Vergna Street, shot during a dispute that targeted another man, with one suspect held for possible murder.
AUSTIN August 1 Sterling today entered three more bills for the special legislative session. One would require that life insurance agents renew their licenses annually. Another would ensure government funds drawn from the state treasury accrue interest until paid. The third would require congressional candidates for at large seats to run in specific districts.
Detective Sergeant D E Kelly described an ex pugilist as the man behind a February highway robbery near Runge. State highway employee Russell Holman identified the suspect, who robbed him of $12 after being picked up on the highway. Holman and Botinas later identified the pugilist in downtown Corpus Christi.
Bass issues rules for the second annual municipal miniature aircraft tournament to be held August 20 at Tansfield Street. Superintendent Dob Hass announced two classes for youths under 12 and seniors 12 to 21. Contest dimensions cap planes at 20 meters. events include indoor and outdoor rounds with three flights per contestant.
St Marys Church held a reception Sunday night to welcome Rev T J Kennedy newly appointed rector. Kennedy, long associated with St Trait church in New Orleans, was presented by Pariathionera of St Mars a Catholic church amid a feral audience at the church auditorium.
A cycling police captain praises a motorcycle officer, noting new bikes and rider skill. The chief cites stability, braking, and quick response as essential traits for high speed patrols amid a dangerous time for motorized units.
The county education board faced charges of patronage under a majority plan to appoint Dr George G Werzbuchy, with critics accusing the move as an obligation to county judge. In a separate case Walter Thorman survived an extortion attempt after delivering a dummy package to trap the suspect, with police naming Detectives W Lee J Willis and A Goodman as part of the sting.
The San Antonio Baseball Club and Galveston team managers along with Rotary Kiswania leaders will attend the Optimist Club weekly meeting at the St Anthony hotel. Dusty Boggess will lead the program with Jock Wallace speaking on the club from an advertising view. Dance and orchestral entertainment will close the program as Ontimie club reaches 100 members. total with associates is 132.
An 18 month old child named Alice Wood was taken to Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital for treatment after swallowing a tack. The incident occurred on Norty San Marcos Street and involved Riley Powns who received care for related injuries.
Tenders on 91 day treasury bills totaling 60 million dollars will be received at Federal Reserve banks and branches through August 1. The bills mature August 17 1991 and pay face amount at maturity without interest. Denominations 1000 100 250 and 100. No tender below 300 will be considered. Bills exempt from estate and inheritance taxes. Details in circulars from federal reserve banks. Tenders not received by Treasury in Washington.
Officials including Mayor GM and City Commissioners with their wives will greet the public at Wille Museum for the Pan American Day opening of 1200 Mexicanist works collected under Senator Morrow. The event features Gen Winans and other military hosts with Mrs. Torey and Mrs. Hinds assisting.
Classified ad listing apartment rentals with varied terms and prices across Crockett and surrounding streets. Includes 121 Godlad, 115 Broadway, 410 Waler St, 219 Adsmna, 332 Warren, 617 W Magnolia, and several other locations. Offers furnished and unfurnished units, monthly or weekly terms, with contact via Mary Lou at the Light Free Depot Bureau for complete information and secure copy.
Helen Gotzwiller aged 76 landscaped the lawn at her daughter Wheeler Pettus yard at 323 East Park Avenue. Despite no prior experience she proved active in the civic department of the Woman's club, showing vigor and imagination in the project.
J E Aller of Public Service Waterman reported two men attempted a streetcar robbery on Porter Street near the Denver Heights line late Sunday night. He said they attacked him and demanded money but fled when an automobile arrived. Alley, living at 810 Lombrano Street, described the assailants before officers.
Amid enrollment at the University of California summer school, male and female students are listed including Gladys Diack Virginia J Daly Willie Mac Falwell Margaret M Glasscock Hlesner Keiser J K Maureant Robert Onder donk and Harry D Lane as participants from California schools.
Indze Ine Tyan, former etly mttor ney of San Antonio, and now jadige of the Commission of Anpents, Tezan Supreme court, was to accrue Im Ha rata Landings in a betel vacation. He sailed from New Orleane, Toh Satii pre.
City officials say San Antonio's wealthiest residents underreport cash and assets for tax assessments. The board of equalization found many claim no cash, no securities, and minimal jewelry or valuables. Several retirees and business leaders with mansions and cars list modest belongings, prompting calls to adopt a New Zealand style self-assessment approach.
Anola time dance sponsored by Denver Heights recreation center will be held at the Denver Heights clubhouse Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bred Matthias, director, announced the event and invited the community to attend.
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