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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
3
Houthinnd Gravhownd fines pay the largest automobile license fee in the county. Marcy Maverick, tax collector, notes a check of 10508.70 for eight motor bases due Thursday. License costs depend on vehicle weight and other factors.
Mr and Mrs Dubinski of 203 Fast Lullwood avenue and their year old son Geral suffered minor injuries after a collision at Touist and Lewis streets. Calvin, chauffeur for G n dak of Wis hurrying to the scene, also injured when his car collided with Lewin and Martis near Lewin. The family were treated at Santa Rosa Infirmary.
A jur y in the seventh district court sentenced Kling 81 Louie to a five year suspended term after he admitted burglarizing a home on Alamo Street last September. The defendant claimed no intent to steal but was found inside the residence and was apprehended there.
Abronagh Light Classi sti T eid.
Unemployed men arriving in Pittsburgh this morning to seek relief in Father Cox's church, followed by supporters who had traveled from Washington. Army units prepare a triumphant return march, with crowds traveling by open trucks through Tanible and Austumobilee spots. President Teaver and fortress representatives discussed the long journey and relief efforts.
City council will act on a ten thousand dollar cashier's check posted by the George Js Simpson company of Dale for a bond issue. Simpson later demanded the check be returned as the deal stalled. Mayor Chambers refused to release the funds, noting the bonds have not yet been registered and buyers remain unidentified.
Jam 8-Oh-Paul Young appeared at the police station with his attorney and denied making any threat connected with the trapping by police of his two desperado brothers, Tarry and Denmings Young. The denial came through attorney Arthur Seichnesfelder, who spoke for the younger brother of Inervail Tonnings, who killed themselves Tuesday in J. Yotwlinsed home. The brothers were sought for six peace of fiefs in Missouri. The same "Paul Young" was signed on a letter threatening someone with death because he had tiny police in the whereabouts of the hill. No official confirmation or denial yet.
Last rites were held Friday for Mrs. Effie Ida Sutton wife of J M Sutton who died at the family home on the Comlwa highway near the Unr Tingeneity limits. Services were conducted from the Methodist church with Rev L A Boone in charge.
Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Gin Bando Wednesday afternoon for Mainer A. Carpenter who died last week in Sin Agta. Bodies were shipped to Porter's guard Mack for interment.
San Benito loan firm chief dies this week leaving a widow and three children. The obituary notes he was secretary and manager of the Delta Mutual Building and Loan association and details surviving relatives in San Benito and Kansas. Funeral services are planned for the coming Saturday.
Tan. 3. A dispatch from Mexicali says that 600 in counterfeit Federal Reserve notes circulating since January, mostly in Calexico and Mexicali. Two suspects have been arrested by Mexican and Calexico police in a case tied to a gambling ball racket.
Railroad mechanics in the conda mechanical department voluntarily accept a 10 percent wage reduction effective March 1. The move, part of broader cost-cutting measures, aims to stabilize the company’s finances as layoffs are anticipated and rent adjustments are noted in the article.
Report describes Mrs Motte Lami drawing massive crowds as she led a dramatic air show at the AleNicerivan air lines spectacle. Delegations watched aerobatics and a prominent display of formation flying while a notable presence drew ongoing attention and speculation about today’s repeat performance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions legal language and petitioning for reim bursement. Names like John Hanson appear amid garbled phrases about a train practice and an armed event. The readable core is insufficient to establish a coherent event, parties, or outcome.
The Sojourners will install new officers with Antonio Chanterie mentioned for the ceremony. Leonard Leet serves as secretary, with Major Harvey M. Snyder and Miss Virginia Marshall noted for presenting a token of appreciation. Mary Lou and others organize post-event entertainment and rental details follow at Growbelt 2400.
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