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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
3
In Chicago Maxwell Street area a bomb and a pistol fight left police injured and a suspect killed. Officers pursued robbers who attempted a bomb explosion as 600 arrests were recorded in a 24 hour period ending last midnight. Minister resignations noted in Prussia with political shifts in Saxony.
An ad touts Podene powder as the sole remedy for itching and cracking athlete’s foot. It claims itching stops in 25 minutes and the infected skin peels away to reveal healthy skin, priced at $1.00 with distributors listed.
Mexico City Feb 28 reports in government circles say Jernet Sánchez Mejorte minister of formontestions in the Portes Gil cabinet and director of Mexico's road program will be named president of the nation within days. He had earlier said he would run for senator from Hidalgo but then indicated withdrawal from politics due to a technical investigation.
David McGehee, 23, of 125 East Kings Highway, was fined $2 for parking over one hour in the 100 block of Font Travis Street after moving his car only a few feet. Judge Dave Watson ruled that a few inches moved does not avoid the offense. McGehee was acquitted on a second charge.
The Ford car is priced to reflect factory efficiency and low dealer margins. High quality steel forgings and economies in production reduce costs, with additional savings from financing and accessories. Operating and maintenance costs stay low due to simple design, quality materials, and widespread dealer support, making long term ownership cheaper.
Johnnie Gilmore a Negro youth faced Corpora tion Court on a speeding charge in the AG block of McCullough avenue. After pleading guilty he was fined ten dollars and told to post bond. With no bond money, he remained in jail until he found ten dollars in his pocket.
A court session hears witnesses testify about a vehicle collision at Houtton and Trincty streets. Judge Dave Watson orders fines of five pounds for each of the two witnesses who offered silence, with an appeal noted.
New York report from February 28 describes a bizarre scene as American tourists are barred from elephants’ stables in Siam. Women in skirts and men in plus fours were denied entry. visitors are told to leave and dress with more dignity.
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