03 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
1
A sprawling op ed blends critique of a capital gains tax with wartime economic notes. It cites effects on stock markets, consumer prices, and income, mentions Lady Astor organizing a party for notable Englishwomen, and praises inventors and aviators. It also touches on labor attitudes in England, gasoline invention, and women’s labor roles.
Federal district court judge Duval West delayed judgment in the Ben Ruby Te gnon case. Defense counsel Leonard Brown saw B A Mickie Reith and Rumtee A Franklin acquitted while Keith and others faced mixed rulings. Prohibition officers were deemed within rights to surveil the place amid questions over servant involvement and witness credibility.
Chicago inquiry reveals police and patrolmen solicited large sums from ticket spectators and hawked unauthorized wares at theaters, prompting scrutiny of magistrates courts and agencies.
An 87-year-old land rush veteran Ted Bartell led a small group to revive a $7,090,000 homestead claim in Oklahoma City as Union Station downsizes its downtown rail operations. Maud Mowers, justice of the peace, warned evacuees that government land could be transferred to the municipality under federal railroad land statutes.
Washington reports President Hoover asks Congress to appropriate over 200 million dollars for public works this session. The plan outlines six months of spending to spur employment and cover next year’s local government costs. Treasury deficit projected around 180 million as revenues lag due to a weak economy.
Milton Karl, 20, of Jendo, was shot in the leg while deer hunting on a munition drip near O'Honis Sunday afternoon. He was carried to his home, then transported to Santa tlosq hospital, where doctors report improvement Wednesday morning. Witness Wilfro Koki, a hunter, recounted the accident as Karl climbed a tree and the bullet struck the tree limb. Another hunter, Rasmont Finger, aided in the rescue.
Report from the port shows tentative accord between House and Senate conferees on a government operation bill linked to a large Muscle Shinals project. The deal aims to quell a long running dispute and send the measure to the President’s desk for approval.
A large blaze erupted in a Wormer Flat structure at 444 Fox Wists street, spreading to the Laited Cigar company store at 412 Louston. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, destroying the Wormser store interior and causing smoke to drive customers from nearby shops. fire chief Barran led the response with multiple hose lines and four companies.
Washington December announces Veterans out of work will receive first consideration in processing applications for disability and compensation. Department director GE Ja announces the measure to speed benefit actions and help veterans in need.
A formal probe into a suspected cotton decline has been ordered by the committee. The action follows reports of price and supply irregularities affecting growers and mills, with officials pledging a transparent review of market practices and enforcement gaps.
Forecast shows Wednesday night and Thursday unsettled with cloudy periods and light to moderate winds. East and northwest areas expected variable conditions with a chance of showers, while Thursday may see a slightly cooler trend and developing showers across the northern zones.
Weather notes predict clouds and rising temperatures in ity and nearby areas. Forecast calls for above average highs with weak sun at times, and a few showers possible later in the week.
Freight loading shows a decrease as the American Railway Association notes lower carloads for the current week. The report records 160,000 fewer loads than the same week last year, signaling weaker freight activity across major routes and sectors.
About 4000 shoemakers in St Louis have agreed to take a wage cut of 20 percent to boost business and meet competition. Union officials announced the plan today as a measure to stimulate demand and support employment.
Senator Davie of Tennsylvania introduced his first bill today to fix wages for laborers and mechanics on public buildings. The measure aims to empower the government to set prevailing wage standards for contractors and subcontractors on public projects.
A report from Seth describes the discovery of a unique Indian kiva in Utah, noted as the finest of its kind. Dr. Julian LD Steward of the University of Utah’s archaeology department announces the find, featuring a 25 man’s chit room and relison items, marking a significant uncovering in local archaeology.
London report notes a decision on the airship R 101 project and industrial backing. Dr Thize Erkene, master of the Great Zogpess ht, faced attempts to delay the program as weeks pass.
In a Mexican penitentiary seven inmates held on charges of public agitation have begun a hunger strike in protest of their confinement. The jailed group entered their sixth day of hunger strike as a tense protest against detention.
An oath was administered to Dwight Morrow in Washington amid ceremony and formalities. The event highlighted Morrow’s role and the administrative process within the government.
A garbled report describes a major basketball game set for December 12 at San Antonio’s park with large expectations and high attendance. Officials, including San Antonio basketball figures, discussed game plans, admission pricing, and schedule changes affecting students and the public.
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