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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1930
Page
1
A fragment from a 1920s newspaper column discusses a professor from Dartmouth proposing a new universe theory and the ether’s return, mixed with observations on prohibition raids and New York nightlife. Mentions Mellon and overseas schools. notes youth drinking and industrial activity nationwide. ends with continued wage coverage.
Saturday and Friday show unsettled conditions with increasing cloudiness and a cold front. Lowest temperatures Friday may dip to the upper thirties to mid forties. winds from the northwest. Saturday expect cloudy skies, gradual warming, and light to moderate winds with variable readings across regions including Texas, Illinois, and New York.
Martinez testimony opens a coast guard inquiry at New London regarding alcohol related incidents and lax security at a naval base. Fifteen hundred personnel face disciplinary review as boats cutters and ships are barred from port and inspections begin. Court martial cases involve accused drunken orgies and liquor ties. City officials urge a firm crackdown to restore order at the base.
Prohibition era turmoil grips Washington as critics claim enforcement failures and political pressure. The piece notes sharp criticism of attorneys and officials, with references to ongoing investigations and political tension surrounding alcohol prohibition actions.
A motion filed against John J. Cusack, longtime Bexar County office holder, was postponed for a hearing Friday. The filing by W. F. Knight alleges misconduct and election irregularities, with Cusack defending his 17 year tenure and blaming the action on critical remarks about his duties.
J. E. Sheedy, president of the United States Steamships, protested mail contract awards to competing firms before Assistant Attorney General We Leving Glover. He argued foreign competition is rife and urged reevaluation of bids with health considerations.
A jail rioter in California was executed today after a court proceeding tied to a riot incident. Authorities reported the act followed prior sentencing, with officials confirming the method used during the state execution.
The Prince of Wales departed from a London pier today heading south along the water toward Cape Town, South Africa. The royal voyage begins with a private departure from England aboard the Hner Wenilworth Cate with attendants onboard for the journey.
The fiftieth district court heard pleadings re restraining the state board of education and state superintendent from spending 5000 in school aid funds until the law is changed. Attorney Fenmenting argued the act is unconstitutional by granting the board legislative power and favoring districts with larger populations. The case, brought to halt aid distribution and address alleged discrimination, resumes later in the week with continued debate on the funding and fairness.
A. D. Roberteos arrived from Austin after pleading guilty to theft of government property and was sentenced by Judge Duval West to two years in the federal penitentiary for stealing equipment from a National Guard store. William L. Seeger and Windas were sentenced to four months in county jail on pleas of guilty to selling paregoric. Marrs was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to the penitentiary for a narcotics possession and sale charge.
A city survey is launched to determine street improvements, main bridges, and siting of four new fire stations to serve a growing suburb. Officials including the Street Commissioner and Fire and Police Commissioner outline coordination with the water board and engineers to identify needed projects. Page 6 reports on the survey’s progress and expected impacts on public works.
Witnesses describe the case against Martinez and Leahy in district court. Martinez testified about Ramsey’s killing by Leahy, the body found in a ditch, and evidence linking the two men to the murder. Leahy had been executed last year for the crime.
WATNOKA. Obla. Tan, UP Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Tinge bergh arrived here from Wie Kang at VW 2nom. tedne and took off HI minutes later for Clorix, N. M. While Mrs. Lindbergh remained in the plane, the colonel aligned and made a brief ineneetion of the Trant continental Air Transport's field.
A Ponca City couple highlighted a long standing wedding gift ritual. Dr. Nichinee Ual reports a Michigan benefactor sent annual Christmas checks to a Ponca City bride since their wedding six years ago, continuing after the minister's blessing. The practice began with the initial payment made at the ceremony.
San Antonio weather shifts from warm spells to unsettled skies Friday night as a three to four degree drop lowers temps to 36 to 42 degrees. Brisk northeast winds accompany the change after a late summer high near 71 degrees.
Dallas sponsors of the annual Jackson bar dinner in Dallas scoured the city today for a Democrat to attend at the last minute. A Republican had almost been chosen for the prime event of the year, officials said, as efforts shifted to secure a suitable guest.
The Peiton Reform and Crime Prevention association of Louisiana urged Governor Wirely Long to investigate alleged mismanagement at the Baton Rouge state penitentiary. They accuse improper treatment of prisoners including restraint, intoxication, and inadequate rations, naming Rev. Fll Cox as denounced chaplain.
In Laredo Texas on January 3 concessions from both sides hinted at a possible revival of business and reopening of the port after Mexico withdrew the consulate. Officials referenced a statement to Secretary Stimson and observed diplomatic immunity while stressing hope for renewed friendly relations and a forthcoming settlement.
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