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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1930

Page

2

Canadian Shot on Border By U S Agents

Arthur Laframboise of LaSalle Ontario testified U S border patrol agents fired on him as he fled with a friend trying to free a liquor sled from ice on Fighting Island near Windsor. He was wounded and driven to a Detroit hospital. Officers denied reports of shooting. Laframboise said bullets followed as he escaped the ice failed and his car slipped into the water. He claimed he only aided his friend. Doctors reported his condition not critical.

Devroims Dieu Windsor United States Customs Border Patrol Detroit Che Mano Arthur Laframboise LaSalle Islan Laframboiee Laframbsie Tarramboise Rinter Tunaframboise

Publisher defies US order to give up papers in courts

Spartanburg publisher Williama Lavarre defied a federal court order to relinquish stock in three South Carolina newspapers and one Georgia paper. He took possession of the Spartanburg Herald and Spartanburg Journal plant, declaring he would hold the property by force if needed, aided by associates from Columbia.

Spartanburg S. C Williama “Lavarre South Carolina Newapanere Georgia Spartanburg Herald Spartanburg Toirdal Columbia

Hartman Back as District Attorney in Washington

Ven tral District Attorney John Hartman returned to his office after a week in Washington. He said no decision on his re appointment has reached the senate, though Senator McKellar warned it could not pass if sent for confirmation. Hartman noted his Washington trip was for attorney general business, not position talks.

Washington John 2. Hartman Uhat 3. B. Creager Senate Warleinn Scott White United States Marshal Vasp Last Werk Kenneth J. McKellar Hartman Hoover

Soviet Decree Expands War on Kulaks to Seizure

Moscow Feb 3 Soviet central executive committee broadens assault on Kulak class authorizing drastic measures to force landholders from property. Officials may confiscate assets and exile disloyal farmers, using pressure to compel surrender and removal from home provinces.

Moscow Soviet Central Executive Committee Pical Soviet

Sing Sing Crowded Warden Reports Ossining

Sing Sing imprisonment facility reports crowding with at least three more inmates than a typical range in the past 15 years. Warden’s announced charges numbered 2073 involve a high number of detainees. nine inmates are noted as previously confined in the death house.

Ossining Ideath House

Lindbergh Camps with News Photographers at Sandburg

Charles Lindbergh spent a day in Sandburg California with Hawkis, America's champion glider pilot, seeking a site for a glider camp. He joined photographers at lunch and helped with meals and glider preparations aboard an auto railer camp setup on site.

Universal Service Sandburg Calif del Charles A. Lindbergh Elawher “Hawkis America Lindbergh Wersteel Enteramen Uber Sandburg Inn

Couple Set for Air Honeymoon

New York Times reports Betty Hugglinger and Pilot B Althon Gilles wed two weeks ago and now plan an air honeymoon. They delayed due to bad weather and the bride foresees girls learning to fly as soon as they learn to drive.

New York Betty, Hlugler B. Althon Gilles Io Weeks E

Women Work Span Reaches 84.6 Years On Average

A Labor Department Women’s Bureau report finds the average age for women to be “through” work is 84.6 years, indicating extended career participation. The study notes shifts in regulations and customary practices affecting women’s work life.

Walmington U. Frb Ans Women’s Bureau of The Labor Department

Pilgrims to urge bill on Alamo land purchase

More than nine dozen San Antonio members of uteolie organizations will travel to Austin to urge Governor Dan Moody and lawmakers to appropriate 250000 for land purchase adjoining the Alamo on South East Crockett Street. Daughters of the Republic of Texas, led by Mrs. CG Surratt, chairmen, and Anna Filis, publicity chair, will attend along with conservation society and Woman’s Club members for a conference.

San Autonio Uteolie Austin Dan Mooily Wrge Tech Alamo AWM East Crockett Street Daughters of Republic of Texas Surratt Presdent Mra. Q ML Parnsgrorth Alaina Purchase Committee Anna Filis San Antonio Conservation Society Woman's Clubs

Nomination of Vallg Name Under Consideration

Meager details indicate Vallg Name, a 32 hour mol ler, faces Senate review over Governor Mundy’s appointees including the district attorney. The Urennan delegation from Laced drill plans to appear before the committee amid protests of Vallg’s confirmation tied to a Mexican consul incident and alleged murder conspiracies. Also noted is student Ros Suen from A and M College spending vacation with his parents.

Austen Meh Johm Walls Turmey Jaterlo Mogly Hin Setne Valls Mundy Brettnt Grou Tte Laredo Culles Meita Mexico Hasmid Ros Suen A. and M. College Wf. Suden

Multiple Weekend Auto Crashes Leave Dozens Injured

A string of weekend automobile accidents in Sam Antonin Mondas and nearby streets injured many people. Tallie Brooks Trastor 15 of 234 Fast Whistler suffered a collision near Jefferson and Marti streets and was treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Tee Bickroroth and F. Fellers of New Tennitels were hurt in a Sunday night Austin road crash with Mrs. Bickenroth severely injured. Finns Soyli 28 Pastores street was knocked down by a torchen and treated at Robert B. Green infirmary. Wall 213 Mary street sustained injuries in a two-vehicle crash and was left at the scene. Soldiers Snyder and Unwhlugs of the Second Signal Company were hurt in a fog collision near Tytle Saturday night. Snyder had a broken nose and facial injuries. A separate crash involved PA Wool driving 124 Levis and Mr Ciotiola Robles of Charlotte Texas, who was hospitalized after being placed in care.

Sam Antonin Mondas Tallie Brooks Trastor Whistler Jefferson and Marti Street Robert BR. Green Hospital Tee Bickroroth Mary Street Titye Om Ats Mall Sante Rea Infirmary Daveh Snyder Melini Tytle Snyder PA. Wool Lev Lane Ciotiola Robles Charlétte Texas Vane

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