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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
4
Washington aug 19 Minneapolis and Duluth received revised 1928 population figures in the census bureau release for Minnesota State. Minneapolis 404 733 up 4 171 22.1 percent Duluth 101 417 up 200 35 percent state total 2 060 000 up 170 320 or 7 percent
MENICO August 10. UFI official travels by air to Merila Tucalan to investigate a $135 008 shortage reported in the national telegraph office.
An ad claims a medical treatment for gall stones and water trouble, touting inexpensive, rapidly rising results over five years. It highlights a Rome origin and Mason Temple Minneapolis turnkey guarantees, urging immediate use and nationwide reach.
Austin Aug 10 Appeal for John W Brady former Apicala court juror convicted of the slaying of Miss Lehila Highsmith was filed in the State Court of Criminal Appeals The record includes two lower court trials in Travis and Dallas counties The case likely will be reviewed during the October term Brady received a three year sentence after a second trial for murder without malice Miss Highsmith a court stenographer and Brady’s intimate was stabbed to death in front of her
The trial recounts the November 9 Austin stabbing and murder of Miss Highsmith. Inst. Fisndy was found guilty and sentenced to months later on May 17. His defense claimed insanity from bootleg liquor while witnesses testified Brady drank heavily during and after a party following a football game.
More than 100 forest fires challenge 1200 workers as conditions in the state grow dire. Deputy state forester A. E. F. Oppel says the blazes are largely controlled despite fears of wind shifts that could reignite flames across several counties.
GALAMOMA CIPY reports a suit to submit a constitutional amendment granting women eligibility for state offices in Oklahoma voters at the November election. Former governor JLT Robertson says the action will be introduced in the State Supreme Court month, with the way cleared for the same.
A garbled report notes federal raids uncovering bribery stories tied to 1INR in bribes. The operation focused on Repartmental actions and five entities, with multiple raids confined to Lansing and surrounding areas. The text is partly unreadable but indicates legal actions and investigations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Viola with a stage name and locations Tolls Woman Brooklyn but lacks coherent facts or a clear event. The readable portions suggest a profile or note about a performer using a stage name tied to Brooklyn and unspecified events or dates.
An appeal in the Mina Supreme Court seeks to overturn the murder conviction of Frank Carlen Jamher A Webb. The defendant challenges procedural aspects and the handling of evidence. The case centers on the killing of Prank and involves multiple regional actors and advisory judges.
Burglars broke into the home of Mrs Albert Choate at 1611 Wrondwas Monday night stealing jewelry valued at 400 dollars and 122 dollars in cash. Detective A G Lankford investigated on Tuesday as police sought leads for repairs and service ads offered in Light Classified.
Governor Huey P. Long spoke in Shreveport urging support for his U S senate bid. He derided opponents and the press, predicted an 85000 vote majority, and tied the campaign to road improvement.
Bexar County reports heavy absentee voting as a state run-off nears. County Clerk Jack Burke says about 60 absentee ballots were received by noon, with the first primary absentee total at 300. Run-off absentee voting closes at 4 PM Tuesday.
A rough notice touts Radox as an easy England style cure for corns. It claims roots and all are removed in days after nightly foot soaks. The advertisement promises hard or soft corns, callouses, and heel pain relief, with new smooth feet in a week.
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