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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1931
Page
8
Fragmentary text notes financial trouble at Mexico Liquor Adard with unclear details. Mentions Calyeral WENCH Tes eran i 2 Teint at Ottina and references a toll or debt amid uncertain context. No clear events or persons confirmed.
A Fortieth Legislature session debate on a proposed "butcher bill" seeks to curb calle theft. Proponents claim the measure remains active, with urban groups marching on the Mall near Victoria and Junction, while supporters push for stronger livestock theft penalties.
A delegation of four will leave Feb 2 to attend the annual convention of the General Electric Company refrigeration department in Cleveland. Feb 20 and 27 the convention group will be hosted by Mark Wrichl, San Antonio district for General Electric refrigerators, who will attend are T. Martin and HU.
In Asuncion labor unions announce a general strike starting immediately and to continue until the government ends martial siege measures. A congressional appropriation request of 60 is stalled, with adjournment leaving the matter in limbo as discussions center on provisional President Emilio Peres Gil and temperance-sponsor Jor Jortes Gil.
In Austin on February S8, Marrs said many public schools face weeks of missed instruction due to a looming school tax crisis. He proposed issuing interest bearing warrants to pay teachers this year so schools stay open for full terms. The plan relies on deferred taxes allowed by new statute, with October 1, 1931 as the payment deadline and penalties waived. Banks reportedly balk at financing during the deficit period, fueling concerns over funding for education.
Washington February 23. Chairman Johnson of the house immigration committee said charges from Mexico City claiming 5000 Mexicana were held in slavery in Alaska appeared inspired by the Soviet government. He noted a dispatch quoting Universal Gre Tica and reported the estimated number of Mexicans in Alaska as 40 after inquiry.
Havana February 25 Several small bombs exploded in the halls of the School of Arts and Trades one of the few government schools remaining open. About two hundred students poured into the streets shouting against the government and several windows were broken. Police were called but no arrests were made.
A report cites Leorter A. Whaley as stating Mackenzie will head the oil committee of the chamber of commerce in 1931. Other committee members include Morgan and Theochy.
A troubled presidential candidate awaits a sanity hearing as reports outline his erratic behavior and a troubling incident at a facility. Authorities confirm a death linked to prior actions, prompting public concern and calls for clarity.
In Ploren ga Arkansas on February 24, fourteen inmates including a murderer escaped from Mate penitentiary. A guard was momentarily inattentive and the men climbed the wall. Fifteen escaped. one was recaptured as authorities chase through arid desert brush and cactus.
Fragmented city gossip mentions parties and visits with playful chatter about attendees and events. Names like Cindy and Phra appear amid garbled phrases and stray city references, suggesting a lively social page with missing details.
Rochester,N.Y. pilot Duval plunged about 175 feet from a ship during a wartime drill. He let go a sign of landing as the craft dipped, and investigators reported the fall terminal.
A catastrophic explosion at Vie Gull Refining Company wrecked a high pressure still, leaving four dead and nine injured. Victims include Toe Whittington and other workers. investigation into the incident continues as authorities assess damages and cause.
A Texas Senate Friday approved final passage of a seed loan bill authorizing worthwhile seed credit for drought stricken counties. The measure caps county exposure at 50,000 to aid residents unable to plant or procure seed, with residents likely to exchange notes to cover costs. The bill, introduced by Senator Cunningham of Abilene, passed 30 to 0.
Incarnate Word Academy professor Donaghey will speak Tuesday on racial morality and car buying at the Eight Classi fied ads page. The talk promises insights into the lowest tar prices in history as readers are urged to inspect classified listings for affordable automobiles.
A dubious ad claims a German remedy ends 30 years of severe constipation. Testimonial quotes a woman named Alice Murua praising Adherika for curing long standing stomach issues and bowel problems. The copy asserts rapid toxin elimination and dramatic health improvements, urging readers to try the product despite implausible claims.
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