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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
3
In a page one continuation, investigators push cross-examination while suspects face probing questions. A tense exchange unfolds as detectives seek critical details amid conflict and evasive remarks. A staged tactic yields unclear results as cartridge evidence remains undiscovered.
WAMESCO Mexico February 7 1921 two town mayors in Villy Algardira were shot at a party honoring a beauty queen for the carnival. An unidentified gunman opened fire wounding one mayor and killing the other as they escaped in a car toward Tampico.
Hasdorf precinct sworn in deputy constables under Justice Carver. Appointments include J. Tl. Ingsdorf and others. Ron Graver expected to be named deputy. Precinct covers Hor Wells, Southton, extending to Wilson County.
In a historic notice from March, Rev. Dr. Vincent Piyck performed 14,582 rites without a divorce. Je Kins, age 71, is noted in the obituary.
Mrs. Letha Ernest sued Dr. Frank Hubbard claiming negligence caused her husband's death in a Fifth District case before Judge RB. G. Minor. The jury awarded no damages to the plaintiff and ruled in favor of the defendant.
A brief, damaged OCR note describes Jose Hernandez, 23, of Vera Cruz Street, San Antonio area, injured in a track accident when steering failed and the vehicle veered off the road. He was taken to Taberta Green Hospital where doctors reported a wound from the crash.
Receiver Lo Vopredite appointed for a Dallas firm collateral fund of 1,000,000 in promissory notes. W. J. Tastee Tollny assigned to task after being sworn in yesterday by District Judge Watkins in a case filed by Mrs. Rath L. Hapvin of Gallos Parish Las against Investment Securi toming of Texas.
Congressmen Fiorello LaGuardia of New York and Senator Smith W. Beakhart will debate tonight on the question Can Prohibition Be Reformed The dry faction will outline positions while the wet side argues for modification in a late session in Cleveland Ohio.
A Texas based anti chain movement formed a committee of 25 merchants and leaders to drive chain stores from the state or impose a tax. Notable members include A A Horne of the Texas Bankers Association, J M Bradford of Abilene, William Gochre of San Antonio Drug Co, Hy A Cole of Federated Independent Wholesalers, Carl Pool and A J Bilers of Ant Hin.
City officials say the line limit lawsuit will not delay sewer expansion plans. The case, filed in district court, involves several named parties and is expected to be heard in March. Lawyers anticipate extra costs for the plaintiffs, but work on the project will continue on schedule.
Officials announced the Fort Sam acara postponed event due to unclear scheduling. The show, originally set for February 12 and 1, was rescheduled to an unspecified later date with authorities noting the program will proceed in Peheanry 25 and mil 26 as new timing becomes available.
Philadelphia based figures debate liquor laws as grid coach and city councilman criticize national Prohibition. Roper argues enforcement needs reform while noting most Americans oppose Prohibition though celebration of dry laws persists in colleges.
Daviel Flores of Mexico City confessed allegiance to the Communist bloc after shooting Provident Pascual Crtix Itudio, saying the act was personal and not aimed at the president. Mexican papers note Flores’ hometown Chazeoe in San Taly Po toi is reported as Communist-leaning, affecting diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia.
A tire exploded injuring a worker identified as Gareia, 3, at a job on Zarxvinora Street. He suffered a fractured skull and serious injuries, and was transported to Teobert B. Green hospital for treatment.
In a patrol effort to rid the city of undesirables and curb daily robberies, law officers last night raided a number of roaming houses, making about 20 arrests as part of a cleanup campaign in Dallas.
President Ortiz Tobio, in his first public statement since being wounded, says he hopes to resume duties soon. He thanks newspaper men for their sympathy and requests they convey appreciation to all who expressed concern.
Washington reports 1920 trade data from the Commerce Department indicating U S exports to Europe exceeded imports from those nations for the year. The findings detail bilateral flows and the broader geographic distribution of American merchandise overseas.
Moore of Silinoie reported to police on a Friday an incident where a traveling salesman was swindled in an old shell game. The man allegedly used numbered blocks to lure victims and win small prizes, with Moore claiming he was appraised and inveighed before the payout.
In Brentwood California a pin was removed from the throat of Mrs. W. Hed. Alrond of Hayward after a medical procedure for a serious ailment. The report notes she had been undergoing treatment and mentions local ads in classes 7 and 72.
Vice president Vinata of Tira zi was seriously wounded when WW Angutsin opened fire during a political meeting in Mantes Claros Minas Geraca. Riot with several reported victims followed the shooting as authorities investigated the incident and remaining officials were moved to safety.
President von Hindenburg sent a message of congratulations to Pascual Orie Rubio, the Mestean president, noting the emergence of a cepe Wednesday from an assailant. The report outlines a diplomatic gesture amid a tense political backdrop.
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