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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1930
Page
4
Chief O Kramp of El Paso, visiting Washington, D C, traveled to the capital en route home after a Red River region post tour. The official's visit focused on regional transit and public works collaboration with federal authorities.
Los Angeles Feb 4 Lieutenant Arnold once famed world flying husband of Milred Avery Arnold was served with a show cause order in a separate maintenance suit brought by his first wife. He appeared at her home with his present wife Patricia Lenn and faces court in Long Beach on February a while challenging the Georgia decree.
A man named Appi Donated a pair of pigeons to the Municipal Zoo on Tuesday via WC Sanders of 410 Drexel Avenue. This is the second pair donated to the city within a few weeks.
Joseph Gaultney, a war veteran, is photographed greeting Miss Peggy Soule a contract clerk at the Smith Young tower as she returns after an estimated five months back from service in the veterans bureau scene on duty.
War veterans at the Veterans bureau in the Smith Young tower on Saturday welcomed back Miss Peggy Soule who resumes duties as contact clerk after five months illness. During her absence Miss Yelen McMonigal and Mrs. Margaret Sandie covered her post and helped veterans.
Funeral services for Pauline Oelkers 71 were conducted at her residence 217 Kennedy Avenue and in New Braunfels on Tuesday. She lived in San Antonio three years and was a Lutheran church member. Survived by husband William Oelkers of San Antonio two daughters Mrs P F Weleser and Mrs R F Dedeke two sons F Gelkera and A H Oelkers one brother Otto of Phoenix three sisters Mrs Willem Sleigmeyer and Mrs A Eickenroth and Mrs Alma Let tan all of San Antonio.
T. G. Marley of 715 Central was released on a 700 bond set by United States Commissioner Paul A. Tackhirt after a preliminary trial. Marley faces a fraud charge for offering helioplane investment through mailed literature. Deputy Marshal John W. Varn arrested him and the inquiry was led by Special Investigator D. Q. Taylor.
Gustav Eckert, 75, of San Antonio, died on the Frederickburg road early Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Rich Dns Wereaking parlora with the Rev. A. J. Wolff of John a Lutheran church officiating. Survived by widow Christina Mickert, seven daughters Mesdames Gerters, Gert, Treit, Tarman, Lighe, Roberts, and Eckert. one son John Eckert.
Brackenridge and Main Avenue High School graduates will not be allowed to enroll in ROTC battalions starting September 1920. Major Harry Adams announced the decision, saying the three year course provided enough training and no need for longer service or equipment.
A woman slipped on a sidewalk near 321 San Pedro Avenue Monday night and broke her left arm. She received treatment at Robert B. Gren Hospital. A man named Ted Dobna, 22, was injured after being knocked down by a car on South Flores Street.
Provisional President Emilio Portes Gil will head the interior portfolio in Pascual Ortiz Rubio’s cabinet, a move described as strong politically and administratively. Ortega Rubio’s future cabinet includes Gen. Manuel Perea Treviño as agriculture secretary and Gen. Joaquin Amaro as war secretary, with plans for a large inauguration crowd and substantial American attendance.
Seventeen year old Allan H. Lefcourt, said to be the world's richest boy, died at Baltimore hospital from anaemia after a month of treatment. He was the son of A. B. Lefcourt, prominent New York builder and real estate operator, noted for large Manhattan projects.
Madison Feb 4 The state supreme court ruled the corrupt practices act unconstitutional as applied to campaign expenditures. Progressives petition the circuit court to remove Governor Walter J Kohler from office, alleging violations during the 1938 campaign and asserting excess spending by his campaign.
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