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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
1
In a rambling but era-typical column Arthur Brisbane reflects on Wall Street's turmoil, the vast scale of national wealth, and the public mood as 1939 approaches. He warns against despair, notes substantial dividends, and anticipates renewed business activity despite today’s market wobble.
A turbulent midweek weather pattern brings strong winds and heavy moisture in parts of the area. Forecasters warn of chilling temperatures, gusts, and scattered showers as a front tracks southeast.
In Austin, C W Kil Jamail and Brennan confer with Governor Mundy on removing John Valls as District Attorney. Debate centers on Valls appointment and possible Senate confirmation, amid divided Laredo residents and reports of a halted consulate closure and tariff changes affecting commerce.
In Los Angeles on New Year night the Rev. H.C. Carney aged about 60 collapsed at the altar of University Methodist Church during a New Year’s sermon. Doctors said heart failure ended his fifty years of ministry as congregants watched in shock. He had preached a New Year message amid prayers when the wall clock toll signaled the new year and he collapsed.
A bullet pierced a screen and pane in Governor John G Wiehardt’s attic near his office in Columbia. Detectives suspected New Year revelers fired the shot, but an investigation continued. The incident marked a rare security breach at the executive mansion during the holiday season.
A tunnel collapse or accident on Jane Island in the Ohio River injured nearly a score of workers. About 15 men were admitted to a local hospital as investigators assess the extent of injuries.
An imperfect report notes a yard pass near halftime giving Fort Crockett the opening score at League Park against the Twenty third Infantry for the championship of the Lighth Carpsrea. Dowah boys threaten Crockett line twice but are stopped before scoring.
San Angelo hosts a five day industrial week from January 20 to 25 under the West Trans progress banner. Attendees include J. R Hitchcovk Santa Fe Western manager TA Gillies Slaton division superintendent and W East Lily Abilene Texas highway official. County judges commissioners mayors and city officials from West Texas will join the banquet on January 24.
San Antonio should expect several days of springlike conditions followed by a sharp drop Wednesday night. Meteorologist J Tarboe forecasts fair skies but cooler temperatures near seven degrees Thursday morning with light to moderate northerly winds.
The Light completes arrangements to enlarge its daily market report. Beginning Thursday, January, complete Chicago stock exchange reports will be carried in the newspaper. The expansion aligns with the paper's aim to provide the most complete financial pages, with Chicago stocks in the final edition along with New York tables and a full produce cotton grain and live stock report.
A chaotic New Year’s Eve left one man dead and nine wounded in a spate of violence. Police noted a body found on a South Santa Thavebout pile, identified as Sam A. Snell, while Juan Adams of Matamoras Street was shot in the abdomen at midnight. Doctors at Robert L.B. Green Hospital battled to save him.
Dallas Jan 1 The 0 000 view section clash featured 20 000 fans as the Southwest and Midwest squads battled in muddy conditions. Grubbs and Conover led early drives, with Conover scoring and Walker and Rebholts frequenting the Southwest defense. A late Midwest surge stalled by fumbles and key stops kept the game tight into the final periods.
A new air rate between San Antonio and San Angelo was delayed by dense fog. The inauguration ceremony was postponed as officials and guests struggled with travel, with plans to resume on a later day.
A package sent to Mrs Leone Batt Brady exploded in Pleasant, Maryland, killing one woman and injuring seven others including members of the Aull family. The blast damaged a kitchen and prompted authorities to investigate delivery and handling, with reports the package was wrapped in Christmas paper and sent through the wall. The incident disrupted local households and involved multiple jurisdictions assessing the source.
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