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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
3
Viola Brennan reports a youth named Nos Hoelinger in the Seventeenth Ward confesses and expresses remorse. The piece notes his descent into crime, including beer-fueled missteps, and the fatal night when Officer Boayntoys was shot during a robbery.
Miss Hazel Allred campaigns for her brother in the office of attorney general of Texas. Her broadcast over 8 A. M. stalliong appears in the readable fragment, indicating active solicitation of votes and party support.
Mrs. Johanna Bareberger is pictured with the baby she received in the latest swap in the high profile Bamberger-Watkins baby mixup in Chicago. Both sides show satisfaction with the exchange.
In Washington D C on August 22 President Hoover plans to run the nation’s inland channels project with government officials guiding the effort. He aims to speed river improvements, create thousands of jobs, and consult War Secretary Turley and Army leaders among others as invited participants. He speaks of facing truth with a clear conscience and reflects on past missteps while detailing a personal wish to return home to his mother and pursue law.
The report notes a planned seaplane flight from New York by a pair, with a route including refueling stops in Madeira and the Azores. The crew includes William B. AneLaren, a former Navy lieutenant who is noted as the pilot. The trip is described as taking place in October.
The Miss America titleholder, Miss Girt, is reported engaged to a partner at Wil Radio after meeting in New York. Details remain sparse but the engagement is widely noted in society circles.
City plans a 4 inch water main to serve San Jose park pool area. Commissioner Jaral Sinhida endorses a gas chlorination system to keep water clean and clear every week while on-site timing is adjusted.
In Alcharest on August 22 the Romanian railway authority announced large job cuts targeting 3200 workers as a measure to address a deficit ahead of September. The move aims to trim costs and stabilize operations amid economic strain.
A compact note reports tied deeds and classified column activity in today s local pages. The item references ads and column listings, indicating routine page updates.
A decision on locating a gasol ine filling station at Broadway and Eleanor Avenue is expected Monday. The proposal faced objections from Broadway residents and building permits were cancelled after work began. City officials and Cain's representatives said a council meeting will hear the case and determine the next steps.
Superintendent Ernit warns police about BAS illegal liquor ads on homes in Culture area and possible prosecution for offending firms. Inter Said report notes lack of evidence and SEC action over ads. police pursuing security and classification concerns in TL and 72 sections.
A vessel named Io inc e disappeared after a fire eight miles off the village of 3fLu in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Eight people perished and a rescuer from Prince Edward Island attempted a recovery but details remain unclear.
Washington August reports show a 2.4 percent rise in building operations over June across the United States, with the latest department data indicating continued growth in pemelo nies sectors and related construction activity.
Berlin reports a sensational German claim that a new airship can land smoothly without pilot input. The vessel allegedly features a guidance craft that glides slowly toward ground without manual control, and will be shown publicly at month end with the capacity to modify its descent for any passengers onboard.
In Okmulgee on August 22 1944 Albert England of Natura Olls was shot and killed by Gilbert McCoal an oil wall allocator as Borland allegedly tried breaking into McCoels home in the area.
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