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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1931
Page
4
Kansas City reports a $2.6 million suit filed by H W Jeud drcke, school superintendent, against Chevrolet Motor Co and General Motors. He claims design changes and steering balance issues caused excessive leftward pull, forced repairs, and added wear. He cites prior submissions in 1927 and alleges the maker adjusted parts after his warnings.
Syracuse August 19 A nine year old girl Betts Marsh donated half an ounce of her blood to her newborn brother to prevent measles infection. Doctors explained the blood transfusion acts as a preventive after the girl had recently recovered from the disease.
Gary Indiana August 19. Judge Claude Ringe issues an injunction preventing George F. Bicknell and his wife Pansy from speaking to each other. A contempt citation awaits if they violate the order following a rent dispute aired in Superior Court.
A chaotic capital report cites police searches for arms at homes, 180 federal troops deployed near Havana, and 67 rebels dead. William Fischer, ex-senior official, allegedly surrendered in Santa Clara, while property worth 15 dollars was destroyed as soldiers moved to Cabana prisons.
Authorities believe a boy from Mission fell into Hlekland Creek after a bar reportedly toppled into the water. The incident prompted a search as investigators review room, apartment, and house classifieds for a lead to the location of the plunge.
Debate on martial law probe continues in the House with critics of Governor Sterling urging restraint and questioning the deployment of troops. Supporters defend the move as prudent, while some lawmakers urge caution and full disclosure of the need for such measures.
In East Texas the oil field remains shut under martial law as Brig General Jacob F. Wolters orders a broad shutdown. Cavalry and air reconnaissance back the effort though weather hinders full inspection. Officers report few crew layoffs while drilling continues in the damp, rainy field.
Deputies and a bear encountered a moonshine operation in a backwoods location near Roland Web. The bear occupied the scene, interfering with the sheriff as he approached the likely illicit still. Authorities reported 100 gallons of alcohol secured and wrapped in wire netting. the bear remained present during the inspection.
In PAMIS Aug 19 report from INS a New York Chicago divorce case recounts a husband accused of influencing his first wife. The wife claims the husband sought to control her and church figures, triggering marital discord and the request for a legal separation on grounds of natural matrimony strain and estrangement.
A partially legible report describes an exploded cannon ball found on a field near Gerrysbuen hauletied during a drill. It notes the item was about five inches in diameter and references a Civil War era engagement near a Western Maryland railroad. The fragment mentions a minvile and a clem leap during a threedas fight, with unclear attributions.
The state pursues a speech suit against Paulie Service Company, challenging its charter rights. The case remains pending in the Fifty-First district court in Austin. The company plans to continue refining departments for appliances and showcasing new types and developments in various related sectors.
Julius Creadon of Chicago golf pro scored an opossum in one at Surprine path golf enuren in Credar Lake Indiana. He drove from the third tee and watched his ball strike the opossum crossing the fairway. The animal was said to have raided a nearby chicken coop, with 20 young chicks missing from the Matthews farm.
Parisiennes seek tanning at sea bath venues as a trendsetter King Sol’s influence spreads. Women and men pay cents for admission to removal of clothes and sun bathing for hours with swimsuits and gear, while some visitors visit the water for tanning and sun exposure.
An unclear report describes a 14 year old Gna Ang and a 9 year old Joelie Tingrott involved in an umbrella leap incident near a city street. One boy broke an item and appeared injured after attempting a jump from a hare rent as the umbrella failed.
The body of William T. Anderson 60 was found near 100 block HK Street North Way. He served in the Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion expeditions the AEF in World War I with the Navy and later discharged with disability. Survived by widow and one sister. The body was sent to the morgue as investigators searched the area for Thoena remains near the highway.
A clipped note from Mason City dated August 1 reports an odd travel tale. A traveler from St Louis to Mason City, 160 miles by letter mix up, claims 260 miles driven amid unclear yerang restrictions. Mason City lies in Defferton County near Mant Vernon.
A Zeppelins first British sightseeing flight began over Mull of Galloway and Scotland’s hills as the Graf Zeppelin circled England at dawn. The airship passed Bristol Channel bound for Ulster and Scotland, with plans to return to Tayforth later for departure.
A New York couple plans to join the colony at Lyrette and buy a portion of Mount Archer. They intend to build a home and expect profit within five years, highlighting real estate opportunities in the area. Classifieds advertise further details.
Fragmentary text lists various skin conditions and generic remedies with unclear references. Mentions itching rashes pimples ringworm dandruff and healing promises. Lacks verifiable details, author, dates, or concrete products or results.
Enthusiasts praise the new Vita Fresh Maxwell House Coffee for its rich Southern blend and roasty flavor. The ad promises consumer satisfaction with a full refund if the can is returned with unused portions.
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