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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
3
Fragmented OCR yields unclear names and places but centers on a local dispute or warlike event. It mentions Welietynie Tansten and Agstin Tron with factions described as choosing no side. Details are garbled yet imply a community divided over a conflict and potential leadership or defense actions.
Vague fragmented text references a beaver and visitors with hazy names like Taurinoi, Van Dvieg, Nero, and Ne saps. The note hints at a recent iridescent transfer or event but remains unclear and incomplete.
Chairman Secriaty of Sarlentinee was appointed head of a reforms committee on forest areas. The group met to consider all forest zones and refine policy considerations.
Fragmented report recalls Carol seeking or contesting divorce terms with Queen Volone’s faction. Vague mentions of proceedings, location near Constanza, and a potential merger or job search connected to the case.
At Oslo air meet, several female pilots set times and placements. Miss Mordery Twig of Danbury finished around 242 minutes in eleven seconds, with others like Miss Jean Vai Arne and Miss Margi placing in the field.
A record number of absentee ballots were cast in Hexor county as part of the primary election week. Initial tallies show 25 absentee votes and 44 mail ballots counted, with projections suggesting totals could rise toward 600. Judge B Anderson of the Thitise Teeveath Episcopalian court oversaw the count.
Mrs Eben S Dra per campaigns for her husband, seeking the Republican nomination for United States senator from Massachusetts. She speaks at a rally, urging support and describing his political platform in a modern public-address style.
In a pitched Texas political battle, Governor Ferguson and Mrs. Ferguson attack rival Sterling while supporters rally in San Angelo. Ferguson defends his record against charges of corruption and misrule as Sterling campaigns in key West Texas counties.
Federal witnesses testified again in a rum conspiracy case tied to Prohibition era enforcement. Key figures William M. Whitnes and Clifford T. VWe- AGnoer faced questioning over prior testimonies and alleged connections to liquor rackets while others, including Darin and Rex C ral, were named in the probe into allied figures.
Edwards seeks EDR aid in Bexar County jail in a case tied to the death of John Henryhan of Ban Au Loni. Prosecution notes indicate warrants or court orders discussed, with authorities considering extended detention and visitation rules for family. Police report mentions truck interference and river under Amadninne, with ongoing investigation into the triple murder at a lakeside site near Ayndshaw.
President changes legion talk date amid campaign chatter and scheduling conflicts. Officials from the organization announce a new time as preparations continue ahead of the convention.
New York report notes a Scots inquiry into a price tag for a dinner party invite. Sir Thoras Dipton’s kienty sett is listed at 19 pence with bread thrown in. The mayor objected saying the charge was too much as Sir Whorina rejected a smaller gesture.
AVASININGTON D C Ane Sh G Western trunk line calls for an extension of time to file new freight rates with the Eyterdate Commerce commission. The action aims to set a new rate schedule while awaiting confirmation from the commission and relevant authorities.
Calvin Coolidge argues in a San Antonio Light column that enforcement hinges on citizen commitment. He warns that crime damages exceed 7.5 billion dollars annually, urging a moral shift and decisive public demand for law enforcement. The author presses for stronger citizen responsibility at federal, state, and local levels.
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