12 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
1
A jumble of reports centers on a new gas powered engine driving a one ton truck at speed for a total cost of 10 conta, while competition from automobile trucks reduces costs. Mention of output from Russia and Thuasia hints at experimental fuels, with quotes from C C Gibson of Mullins Manufacturing. Also notes three youths dubbed exi-laby bandits awaiting execution in New York.
Romania's King Carol II reportedly settled his past affairs with two women of high profile, paying 400000 francs and giving gifts to end all claims on his affection. Lambrine Lind and Elena Lupescu renounced rights and left royal matters behind through negotiations in Paris and Bucharest.
cloudy conditions across Ban Antonia and vicinity with high near 85. weekend brings possible rain Friday night and cooler nights. forecaster notes scattered sprinkles Saturday afternoon and a chance of light wind disturbing outdoor events including a charity football game.
In New York court Lindsey appears as a witness for the defense amid a disruptive disruption claim. The scene centers on the bishop summoned as a subpoenaed witness following Lindsey’s views and the ongoing legal matter from the prior Sunday.
London December 4 1930 Spot silver declines to a new record low at 16.6 ounces per ounce amid heavy selling in China and lack of support. Market observers note persistent selling pressure and weak demand driving prices to unprecedented lows.
There are restrictions on opening times for liquor sales. Bottles must be in sealed bottles and no sales between 3 pm and 4 pm. The notice outlines prohibitions and enforcement guidance under the Dertan regulation.
Subscribers of The Sunday Light complain newspapers stolen from yards. The Light offers a two dollar reward for arrest and conviction of each person found stealing a carrier delivered newspaper.
Former bank cashier A V Campbell received a three year federal sentence for embezzlement false entry and misappropriation of funds. Judge West noted Campbell's guilty plea and past good character as mitigating factors and noted parole eligibility after one fourth served. The sentence, technically three separate terms, runs concurrently with parole application to follow after nine months.
Garret J. Elssros, a city fireman, was shot three times in the chest at his brothers in law Hermin Klar's home, 215 Indiana Street. Detectives Thompson McCoy Kil dos, and Maloukis led the probe. Klar reported Garret and him argued over personal habits before a soldier drew a pistol and fired. The soldier then fled as Chief Smean and investigators pursued. Garret lived at 223 Thuiang Street and had served at Station No. 7. widow and two children to receive pensions. Funeral plans not yet set.
Mrs Ella A Boole former president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union says after a White House call that the group supported Hoover in 1928 remains loyal and expects to back him in 1932.
PATS Dec 12 Senator Shendore Steeg the premiers designate informed President Doumergue that he had not yet formed a cabinet. He planned to continue conversations and report results to the president tonight.
Forecaster notes generally fair conditions Friday night with Saturday cloudiness and possible light rain west coast. Highs near 45 to 50 degrees, winds from the northwest. East portion warmer with inland rain chances. northeast winds along the coast. Friday night fair, Saturday more cloud cover, rain in western coastal areas.
The film All Quiet on the Western Front is praised in Germany as a vivid war portrayal and propaganda against war. It sparks anger from old war factions who fear a peace-leaning stance will yield Versailles terms and German subjection.
Federal court in Kansas City heard readings of love letters from Major Shepard to Miss Brandon. The correspondence, dated November 11, 1920, shows repeated affection and sentimental lines amid references obscured by the prosecution. Letters were numbered for identification and read aloud as part of the case.
Grace Brandon, star witness for the government, testifies in the case of a Fort Riley officer charged with poisoning his wife in Ravens, recalling her relationship with Shepard Brace and detailing visits, letters, and encounters in San Antonio and Denver amid the trial proceedings.
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