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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
5
Judge W W McCroes presided over a Ninety fourth District Court report where George Neval faced an assault to murder charge after a Lubbock shooting at Neal's ranch. Jury no-billed Mike Hinscon on burglary theft charges while sentencing on four confessed counts. A total of 43 no-bills and 31 amendments returned.
Mrs C G Burleson of 1712 South St Marys Street reported tires and a battery were stolen from her parked car Tuesday night. QO We Richards of 512 West Euclid Street lost a life in thieves. Wolson Hurd of Metugis Texas reported a suitcase with cloth jug stolen from a parked car near the Clara hotel. Ford in Cixasilngstown Ohio December 17 escaped injury in a collision damaging the steering gear of the car he rode through Youngstown at night.
Bond issue of 1,730,000 eyed to fund new senior and junior schools and eight elementary additions. South Side high school proposed on Uhl property with initial cost 750,000, and plan to ease overcrowding across Brackenridge and other campuses. Civic groups back the measure as enrollment rises and health education facilities improve.
Fragmentary article notes the Prince of Wales praising commerce as a game requiring quality character and mind. Mentions London and Britain, with garbled OCR text hindering full clarity on events or dates. The passage frames sport and salesmanship as linked virtues in national effort.
The Junior and Senior Hi-Y clubs announce their monthly rallies at the USOM tA. Wednesday and Thursday nights are set, with Ellison Relterloff as assistant. Dr. Baxter J. Greer will speak at the junior hospital event in Os90 pam. Beverly Sheffield presides senior session, Kohterhuft leads Wednesday, and William Milington will lead banjo performances. 16 needy city families were helped.
Uy the Triple Teague cast at the San Pedro playhouse Thursday night drew enthusiastic praise from a large audience. The satirical production, written by Evin Berber and George Mantmin, features strong performances by Albert Seligman and a large ensemble including Mrs. Davi Dernard, Sit ney Pearlmin, Milton Fisher, Mrs. Dan Oppenhetwee, and Sitney Tetka witz. Ketly Solterr directed, with Mrs. Walter Wan and Melvin Williamson in prominent roles.
Sheriff Alonso Newton is named as the defendant in a civil action filed by Cor Musiie against Newton in the district court. The suit alleges unlawful detention without trial after a September arrest linked to a San Marcon case involving a 10 year old girl. The plaintiff seeks six thousand dollars in damages for alleged injuries and attorney fees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two missionaries fleeing to Hongkong amid severe distress and legal debates on Chinese laws. Names and places are garbled, but the report hints at German colleagues and religious tensions influencing their retreat. The text shows instability and urgent travel, with uncertain dates.
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