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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1931
Page
19
A garbled OCR piece discusses parole and immunity, noting that a suspended sentence can be broken for liberty under federal building cases. It covers how offenders may be punished by civil authorities if they violate parole while federal authorities monitor regular intervals to prevent further offenses.
Harry Hertzberg is named principal speaker for a San Antonio drug convention held at the Gunter Hotel on Wednesday. The event includes sessions featured by advertisers and sales representatives from multiple manufacturers. William Ochse, president, distributed $1000 in prizes to six salesmen for top trade show records. The Fight sports editor Harnkt Selerwits addressed attendees.
Austin Texas December 30 Lavernor S Sterling expressed doubt that the outer suit brought by Attorney General James W aimed at banning 15 major oil companies and stripping them of petroleum business in Texas for alleged antitrust violations will succeed Interrogated about the litigation the executive said he cannot conceive of the banishing of the companies and the payment of penalties in the attorney general petition.
The report notes Governor Sterling plans a personal tour of Hidalgo County before April, with intent to meet local leaders and discuss state matters. Details are limited and the text references a new coast for a facility rented by the Ferris- something legislative body.
San Antonio delegates will send a representative to the annual convention of the Texas Laundrymen's Association in Mineral Wells from January 11 to 13. The delegate will join members from San Antonio and Amarillo as the organization convenes at the Baker Hotel for a three day session led by president Amon of Amarillo.
A Vienna strike by railway workers disrupted service and prompted government railways to adjust shifts. The stoppage began with protest actions over wage cuts and job terms, spreading across several lines. Officials reported eight percent service reductions at peak periods and heightened tensions at major depots.
Carrizo growers plan early strawberry shipments next week as weather cooperates. An unnamed grower and worker report higher demand and steadier shipments from Wixste region, with anticipation of steady price levels.
Fragmentary OCR note describes Sterling spending time in Carrizo Springs. Mentions a rich saddle and a bunting early near the area. Readable entities include Sterling and Carrizo Springs, but many words are garbled and omitted.
Work Commissioner Jacob Entiola and Rubigla discuss unemployment tactics noting workers hired weekly then laid off to balance demand. They cite inefficiency and suggest shifting schedules to keep men at work, though some fear waste of money and delays in returning to full duties.
A royal train carries the sons of the Nizam to Hyderabad with two Turkish brides and a show of wealth. The party includes princes and a niece of a former caliph, described amid grand ceremonies and imperial spectacle. Arrival in Hyderabad is anticipated with receptions and Oriental pageantry.
Fragmentary report describes a movement involving spinach and a crow, with unclear locations and dates. The text references fires and a national wrath amid uncertain events, mentioning Nm state and de xenre fedler Dreesner Nrineing xrawern.
Organoma Clay Oklahoma December 1. Testimony expected from Cox in a mail fraud case involving Universal Oil and Gas. Cox, former head of Calveesal, blamed the company’s failure to deliver on misrepresentation while noting properties in receivership retain potential value.
The suit filed in DeWitt County seeks damages of 5000 alleging the Empire Gas and Fort Company of Fort Worth failed to assume leases after landowners drilled a test well. Plaintiffs claim the firm agreed to pay 8.25 per acre for 27 acres, but outcomes and subsequent actions left a 14 mile deficit and the company did not complete the agreed steps.
Wallace appointed to govern a state control board amid a reshuffle described by officials. The move places him among a slate of appointees shaping policy and oversight in the government.
A fragmentary 1947 column records a Saturday 22 oclock meeting at Phren Warel with Miss Maloc Cole and Airs, and mentions theater bridge games at Azer theater. Prizes go to Miss Toye Tierrera and Stella Diaz Guesre, with several others named for awards and roles. Additional lines note Miriam Frankenstrin appointing a Fallows Chairmens, plus committees for publicity, tickets, music, and food at Say Metonio Cacina club.
Oklahoma oil price hikes spark debate over tax cuts and gas tax, with Governor Murray weighing investigation into rate changes. Public notices report utility and fuel price shifts affecting consumers, linked to state tax policy and crude oil price trends.
In Los Angeles a Ford dealer sues Ford Motor Company claiming breach of territorial profit assurances. The complaint, filed by Cole Corporation against Ford, seeks about 112 7/8 thousand dollars in damages, alleging the company limited the dealer’s business and prevented fair profits by restricting dealership rights and credit after November 1931.
Brinkley files an amended petition in Kansas City Star libel suit alleging six thousand dollars in damages. He claims the board acted ignorantly and arbitrarily in revoking a license and cites slander against his professional conduct.
A former heavyweight champion faces a civil suit in Los Angeles over custody of a contested automobile. The action claims unilateral possession transfer infringes on rights and seeks resolution of title and damages.
Beavers damaged property as the state refused compensation. A local landowner testified that the animals caused extensive destruction, while an attorney argued the state could not bear the losses from wildlife, though the owner sought restitution.
A 24 year old man and an accomplice allegedly abducted a 17 year old girl from a church area, forced her to a secluded spot, and assaulted her under threat. Police pursued, the suspect fled with the girl to nearby Dollay where she refused, and officers reported the suspect claimed it was all a plan by Fenlons.
A local bank named Veleed Bank and Trust with branches in Burlivston Tria Mle and Sane Tord reportedly closed its doors. The institution had an initial staff of around 85 to 120 employees and faced immediate operational uncertainties for customers in Crecustioen and nearby areas.
Veterans families in Kerrville and nearby areas received aid for food and clothing through a relief effort organized by a local association. The group operates from the Uren hospital site with officers including Verne Montgomery as president and W. Strange as treasurer, aiming to support veterans and their dependents during the holiday season.
Vatican City and San Marino sign a monetary agreement setting terms for fiscal conduct and currency parity. The accord aims to stabilize payments and enhance cross-border cooperation between the two microstates on the Adriatic coast.
An article reports on the so called electron and its playful dismissal as a tangible object. Prof Wo Ge Hwan argues electrons are wave motions and a misnamed concept. The piece notes atmosphere contains a negligible fraction of noble gases and suggests life depends on this unseen component.
Merron anii trombling, W H Fuller, former Rarar peace officer, Wednesday morning heard the words that could send him to the state penitentiary for more years than three. Convicted in the Ninety four District court December 20 for the downtown singing of Mrs Macy Colhron, a milliner. Fuller was arraigned Wednesday by Judge W H McCrary. The advocate said it would be as good as can be expected. The court asked if he had any statement before sentencing. he spoke briefly. After the sentence was pronounced, Fuller walked to his private room. Keane Kuler as Commd guilty alter rot Hiab insted wa qweeke.
A Daily Mail dispatch reports former German emperor Wilhelm II is refused permission to visit his exiled residence near Doorn Holland, despite requests from his wife and sister. The piece notes past rulers’ exile patterns and mentions related royals and royal households in a tense, period-voice style.
The Commerce Department will transfer to a new building starting at 9 p.m. Friday and continue through New Year’s Day. The move affects CAM employees who will share work next Monday as preparations complete.
Market News reports growth in Texas vegetable shipments for the week of December 26. The release lists totals and compares to prior periods, noting upticks in several crop categories and indicating improved market activity across key shipping points in the state.
Aimee Semple Mellherin is named temple manager of the Ikmeeliin Mit in Winters amid family and organizational turmoil. The appointment positions her as head of the Melhermba-Huttom unit, with key duties over temple operations and outreach in the community.
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