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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1931
Page
1
A column by Arthur Brisbane contemplates Marconi on his thirtieth birthday, the gold standard, and economic shifts. It cites US currency levels, Federal Reserve credits, and ongoing Prohibition debates, noting scientific progress and public sentiment shaping policy. The piece references Senator Cooper of Kansas and hints at continued discussion on page 2.
Fragmented OCR style report notes mild morning conditions with variable winds and possible clear skies later. Mentions towns or regions loosely, with garbled terms like Ramdez, Bandey, and Mendes, plus extra weather lines.
Kane, a professor from Hampton, Va, was acquitted after almost six hours of deliberation by a jury of southerners. The court found no guilt in the death of Jeans Kane at Grand View beach last September. Crowds cheered as Kane left the courthouse accompanied by his father and brother.
In Newkirk Oklahoma Dee 1 Eur Quinn condemned to death for the roadside killing of two Pickwell school students has been denied a new trial and remains under a death sentence. Convicted last month of murder for the death of Jossie Griffith the case details and dates reflect a long legal process.
A Rochester New York court scene recounts Justice Waxler among the first volunteers answering a call for blood to aid clerk Toone at the Mipcente court. The donated blood was deemed satisfactory and part of the life-giving fluid was given to Toone.
A sister testifies in a case involving a football star. She recounts the alleged assault and states the accuser broke down when describing the incident. The testimony centers on the alleged attacker, with details about the confrontation and ensuing proceedings.
Leaders and workers of a Amanite Indian mission in Arizona were snowbound while traveling to a community meeting. They faced fuel shortages and blocked roads as rescue teams searched for a way to reach them.
An INS report discusses migration policy proposals to set a quota basis for Mexico similar to the system used in South America. The idea, backed by representatives including Dr Mosier, aims to standardize limits under a general framework.
Mahatma Gandhi accompanied by Miss Madeline Sinde visited Rome on December 19. He and General Morgia toured the Dean City museum in the afternoon. Gandhi, on his way homeward from a conference in Tandén, was greeted by Premier Mussolini on arrival.
Tokio leaders announce a reshaped government as the Seixukai party pushes to form a new ministry. Key posts include a naval minister and other appointees amid political uncertainty and calls for economic expansion tied to Manchuria and gold embargo policies.
Mutinous troops gain control in Mangoly causing panic among foreign residents. Chinese civilian leaders and officers attacked, with reports of casualties including Madame Rout Xir, wife of a local grain firm head, and a guard transported to Harbin for treatment.
Chinese authorities urged Japanese forces to attack bandit groups along the Peiping Mukden railway corridor. The request, attributed to Dr. Chio Chin-Wo of Mukden, came as Chinese leaders push for a sweeping punitive drive toward Chihuao and the region near the Teina river.
Officials in Washington Dor attempted drastic measures to prevent leaks at high power beer ram cerent coverage, with industrial alcohol authorities coordinating with brewers in the New Mersey district. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text but focus on containment efforts and agency roles.
A report from London states an American banking shipping syndicate offered to take over the new Cunard Line steamship under construction. Officials indicate progress is halted as the handover would raise the American flag.
Verna Paso reports a Texas teacher, 85, died after a failed transfusion at a local college hospital. An attending student attempted to aid but could not prevent the death.
American humorist Will Rogers travels to Manchuria and contemplates ending the war. He quips about generals and governors, jokes about language barriers, and muses on meeting General Mah Chan Shan to negotiate. The remarks reflect Rogers’s wry take on wartime politics.
A wrecked vessel named Yonme sinks after engine failure and collision. Fourteen crew members were aboard with a Viking crew noting a lifeboat drama and sharks observed during rescue efforts. Rescuers recovered some survivors while others perished in the swift sea dive.
Washington tribute marks 30th anniversary of Marconi's pioneering wireless work. Speakers from 15 nations praised his achievements as national leaders and industry figures commemorate the inventor's influence on global broadcasting and communication.
Nettie Montana December report shows a verdict in a $200,000 damage suit filed by a 21 year old hooker against A. J. Davis Jr. The defendant millionaire allegedly caused distress in a fawn apartment. Legal counsel prepared to seek a new trial.
Police investigated a report about abducted women believed to be models. Officers located several clothed women in a showroom scene where four thousand dollars worth of fur coats and cars had been stolen from a local store.
The city will operate a free soup kitchen this year to relieve destitute and hungry transients. Executives plan to open the facility next week with the aim of aiding needy residents including children.
Jagory Lenz suffers a loss as Gulbertsons edge ahead in a tense game. Sid paints five Friblere as Tina Jahen trails by hours, while Helix and Toraly push points. Officials rule on yard exposure and Cad on peeeditent dispute follows.
A jury in Austrier court today retried Charles Deajiav for a triple murder. The court handed down life imprisonment with a minimum term. The case involved the slayings connected to a larger ante riory plot linked to the King of Tear.
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet resigned under Premier Manuel Ryans amid a late evening shakeup. President Nicela AlcateasAnniova faces possible new leadership as turmoil continues in Madrid political circles.
The mayor and police chief were invited to a social gathering announced for tomorrow, with remarks by Mrs. Matilde Seuper. The event, described by Mr Steiger, is presented as a fortunate social occasion in the local notices.
A garbled report from PAN BURY describes a domestic dispute over milk where a husband allegedly struck his wife with a barrel amid tensions over feeding their child. The piece mentions a harsh confrontation and unclear local names.
The Rev. Williams, a minister from Atasta, Georgia, was found guilty of murdering his infant son Tinton Grady Williams. A life sentence was automatically imposed following the verdict.
A chaotic scene disrupted President Twoyny's reception as Paraguayan and Gulivian delegates entered by different doors, triggering a diplomatic incident. Officials promised explanations as the state department investigates the breach and the varied protocols observed by each delegation.
In a develop of a police shooting case, Kim Wallis of Dakotn street and Aline VE Bowdat Agen WHN4 were among those mentioned as victims. The incident, reportedly tied to a Missouritt rail line project, led to an emergency response and hospitalization, but the subject died in hospital after efforts to save him. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A Nueces County grand jury indicted Sinn Joxogsh for the shooting death of Willig Marlisen during an attempted robbery at Toxeph's liquor store on November 1. The alleged crime occurred when the suspect demanded $5000 in a Saturday confrontation.
A Justice Department contract funds construction by W. B. Hellrocs Company of Oklahoma City for a penal project. The notice lists the award amount as 2227 dollars and notes the contract is part of federal action in Washington tre. revision pending.
Transcript notes Tilness confines Bruening to a room amid illness. The article cites official statements that the patient is improving and that the hospital ward handling the case remains unchanged. The brief report mentions the date December 12 08 and references hospital personnel and treatment efforts.
Representative Crall of California suggests a federal immigrant quota based on Mexico immigration data. The proposal aims to curb arrivals and regulate flows, reflecting migration policy debates of the era. The report notes the plan was introduced in a session draft.
Reported discovery claims oil within 100 feet of Tacherville rural school. Immediate surge of activity followed as workers began operations and周 observers note optimism about potential impacts on local economy.
Four gunmen halted an estimated 540 in receipts from the Terminal Wholesale Grocers Company in Evendale Utah today. The robbers stampeded away with the cash as employees watched in shock.
Unclear text describes President Hoover facing accusations amid a political crisis. The piece notes warnings to avoid proactive measures, references debt relief talks with debtor nations, and lists congressional leaders criticized for aggressive policy. Mentions December deadline and potential Senate actions.
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