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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

7

Badman Slain at Piedras Negras Saloon

Alejo Sierra, a notorious border region figure, rode into the Gato Negro saloon in Piedras Negras Mexico across the border and opened fire. The bartender fled, police arrived, and after a gunfight Sierra was killed by a volley that felled both officers and ended his rampage.

Eagle Pass Alejo Sierra Alejo Piedras Negras Mexico Ruben Rodriguez Hilario Conde Conde Rodrigues

Ban Angelo Saddlery Closes After Bankruptcy Petition

In San Angelo the Ban Angelo saddlery storefront endures no more as the old grey horse of the Confederacy fades. The long gathering spot for veterans, cowboys, and locals is gone, its storied past tied to war tales, frontier humor, and broadcasts of politics.

Ban Angelo Saddlery San Angelo

Hawaii Princess Near Death at Point of Death

Hawaii’s Kalani annole, last royal of Hawaii, lies near death in Honolulu on February 19. Widow of J Prank Woods, a capitol, rancher, she is a direct descendant of Kamehameha the Napoleon of the Pacific, famed for conquering and uniting the islands.

Hawaii Monolulu Kalaniannole J. Prank’ Woods Kamehameha, 1 Napoleon Padle

Fugitive Defies Mounted Police Barricades in Alberta

Harvey Thompson, wanted on a petty theft charge, barricaded with his wife and stepdaughter in EVANKsUKG Alberta. Police siege continues as he challenges constables to arrest him with 200 rounds of rifle ammunition on hand. Authorities aim to seize him without bloodshed.

Evanksukg Alberta Ren Harvey Thompson Thompson

Mexico Names New Envoy to France Minister Castello

Mexico appoints Alfonso Castello, former Bank of Agricultural Credit manager, as minister to France. He succeeds Emilio Portes Gil, who will run for governor of Tamaulipas. Castello to depart for Paris in a few days.

Mexico France Alfonso Castello Bank of Agricultural Credit Emilio Portes Gile Tamaulipas Castello

Champagne to Be Used in Ceremony

San Francisco reports on February 11 that a Proctor of Santa Rosa was commissioned as a special deputy prohibition agent to legally transport California champagne to New York for the christening of the new Grace Ner Santa Mora on March 24.

San Francisco Proctor Santa Tosa New York

Spanish Officials Brace For Possible Communist Bombings

Madrid reports heavy guards around government buildings after protected Communist bombings traced to threats. Offices of President Alcala Zamora Interior Minister Casaram and Prime Minister Azan were targeted amid heightened security and concern.

Madrid Alcala Zamora Casaram Premiser Azan

Hoarders to Lose Property Tax Break, Deputy Warns

Los Angeles reports state deputy sheriff announces new personal property taxes on safe deposit boxes and other hoarded items. Tax rates set at 5 percent per thousand on certain valuables and 1 dollar per thousand on others, effective immediately.

Lo& Angeles Ansessor Hopkins

U S May Auction Capone Estate to Satisfy Taxes

A federal representative said the luxury Palm Island Miami home tied to Al Capone may be sold at public auction to settle taxes. The mansion, valued around 259000, sits overlooking Biscayne Bay and was bought in Mae Capone’s name. The move follows tax records linked to the Rosenbloom Godwin boxing match in Daytona Beach.

U. S Capone Virigaz Teternational Newa Daytona Beach Fia al Capone Palm Island Miami Blecayne Bay Daytona Furafight Mae Capane

Japanese widow of Hearn dies at 69 in Tokio

Setsuko Fokumi, wife of the late Lafcadio Hearn, author, died in Tokio at age 69. They married at Matsue in 1851. Hearn became a Japanese subject after their marriage. he died in 1904.

Hearn Tokio Japan Setsuko Fokumi Lafcadio Hearn Shad Hearn Matsue Marriag

Shaw appears angry after Africa car crash in GAPETOWN

George Bernard Shaw and his wife were severely shaken and bruised in a Wednesday automobile accident. The writers party is on a vacation visit to GAPETOWN, Union of South Africa, Feb. 18. Shaw showed more anger than hurt after the collision.

Gapetown Union South Africa George Bernard “Shaw Shaws

Mexican City renews church services under new clergy law

Mexico City officials authorize renewal of services in eleven churches today after recognizing eleven priests under the new clergy restriction law. The churches had been closed since the law’s enactment several weeks ago.

Mexico City Federal District Government Mexico City

World’s monetary gold could fit in 31 foot cube

Senator Thomas of Oklahoma told colleagues that the entire world gold supply valued at 21 billion dollars could be stored in a cube 31 feet on each side in a corner of the senate chamber.

Washington, D. C Senate Thomas Oklahoma

Oswald Jacoby Joins Mrs Culbertson in Bridge Championship

Oswald Jacoby will join Mrs Ely Culbertson on her side in the New York City team of four championship next week. The entry features Theodore A. Lightner, Mrs Culbertson, Jacoby and Mrs J C Thaw. Culbertson is in hospital and out of championship play.

Oswald Jacoby Culbertson Wilde Culbertson

Schwab’s Mother Makes Quilt For Son Charles Schwab

Loretta Pa February 16 reports on a mother making a 3000 patch quilt for her son Charles Schwab on his seventieth birthday. The piece notes the sentimental gift and reflects on the steel magnate’s family background.

Schwab Loretta Charles Schwab

Constitutional Rights Association petitions lawmakers for Watstead act modification

The Constitutional Rights Association of America presented petitions signed by 5433 people to U S Representatives Harr White and Boland urging immediate modification of the Watstead act. Samuel M Bhultz, national secretary, delivered the petitions in Washington D C on Feb 19.

Washington, D. G

Cast Iron Skillets and Dutch Ovens Sale Ad

An old newspaper retail ad offers skillets three for 100 dollars No 4 and 5 inch sizes with polished cast iron deep sides. Your choice tomorrow at three for 1.00. Dutch ovens priced at 100 dollars.

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