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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1931
Page
2
In Washington Ohio Aug 10 workers of the TL Ranch Wild West show remain steadfast in a labor dispute. They have not agreed to move equipment or relocate to winter quarters in Oklahoma Territory and fear loss of eight weeks pay while awaiting resolution with show officials.
A multi car collision near Natalia on a curve between Natalia and Seria Fim Wiseman injured several and killed one occupant. Victims, including Mildred Wood and Mina Mildred Gook, were treated at local hospitals. details of other passengers remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
The polar submarine Navti arrived at Tromion and was refueled at Wie pork. An escort of more than AN boats accompanied the Nautilus to the harbor, with the expedition continuing toward Kingn nj and Spilzbarzen.
Talbot, Texas pioneer and longtime figure in Texan and Wise County politics, died in Washington from a heart attack. He was father to Giaylo Talbot and father-in-law to Mrs. Clarence Talbot, with deep roots in Matagorda and Teas history. He owned newspapers and helped publish regional pages, shaping early Texan journalism. His family includes several notable descendants and connections to notable Texan figures.
Texas officials pursue anti trust ginning charges linked to cotton processing and packing firms. Prosecutors allege conspiracies to fix prices and restrain competition in ginning and related operations. Crowned by repeated protests and inquiries, the case echoes broader anti trust actions and invites evidence from multiple defendants.
A Nisley store security incident notes shoes and hose thefts. The report mentions 250 pairs of shoes valued at various amounts and an alleged suspect, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors but references to a storefront on Alama Plaza and a questioning of a person named Freigm adomin.
The council moves to arrange payment for the shaken project along Rhemk Avenue Crom Abherrr street in Phisinetl. The waving will span 97 feet and be completed at a stated time, affecting property owners along the route.
General Cochen returns to wartime duties after command of the 319th regiment, a unit of the Eighte division, as the world war concludes. Officials note his role in the Third Brigade and slated return on Wednesday at the War Sant Jonetsa.
The document discusses a contested loan of 1,000,000 linked to temperance ideals and religious leaders. It outlines arguments for and against prohibition aligned with Methodist values, noting legal attention and potential implications for home alcohol use and the Volstead Act interpretation.
Oklahoma headlines canvas a tense oil conflict with references to military patrols and rising prices as leaders weigh possible actions. The report hints at a disputed event linked to Texas oil interests and regional tensions impacting local wells and markets.
A worker fell from a derrick at 1420 North St Kent and was hospitalized after the incident. Police and emergency crews transported him to Topevire Hospital where his condition was reported as serious. The accident is under investigation and involved the derrick operator and other workers present at the site.
A local recreation club plans a fundraising event at the Lake area under the auspices of the Lockyeno organization. The center will host activities and games to support community programs and youth recreation efforts.
A reported incident describes an impostor posing as an officer who targeted a home to rob two men. He claimed lawful authority, coerced refreshments, then demanded money after a brief ruse. A defendant named Addington aided the suspect, and police noted a heavyset man with dark features and about ten ponies in his possession.
Severe electrical tremors struck Kansas City and surrounding areas Saturday morning, rattling homes and windows. Residents in the southern section and nearby towns reported windows shaking and dishes breaking as the tremor spread, prompting fireside conversations about seismic activity.
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A Washington report notes a dismissive reaction to the Prince of Wales visit amid a broader critique of a pamphlet. Officials in South Africa were described as conducting a committee inquiry, while economic prompts urged investment in real estate.
Report from TSU ANBUL via Vurkes dated Aug 10 notes the first ten days of August saw Soviet grain exports to England totaling 95 000 tons, with shipments exceeding the prior month by about 9 000 tons, signaling strong early activity in tanker and rail routes.
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