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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

2

Prohibition Enforcement Push Marked by 10 Year Review

Washington reports mark ten years of national prohibition with Congress considering stronger enforcement. Leaders from the Anti Saloon League and lawmakers push for harsher penalties and stricter control, while state police in Michigan and officials nationwide vow to intensify action against bootlegging and illegal liquor transport. 71 arrests in Georgia raid underscore continuing crackdown as Detroit and other cities exhibit active debate over constitutional legitimacy of the Eighteenth Amendment.

BC H Washington Mitters Frealden ‘Oerer Comraleion Wieim United States Linthirom Maryland LaGeardia New York Landers Anti-Saloon League Detroit Green Michigan Dillon New Mexico Ic. Ore Richards South Carline Legiontore Bryer Eth Nelle Uquer Ant Clumbur Tederi Seurest

Celebrate 10th Day Birthday With Senator Morris Sheppard

Texas Senator Morris Sheppard, a key author of the eighteenth amendment, marks the 10th day in a patriotic celebration across the state. Citizens note his role in shaping the nation’s constitutional era.

America Morris Sheppard Texas

Prohibition Era Rumor Flares in Georgia Mountains

Authorities report mountain area bootleggers use tin containers to hide liquor. a mounted lookout system warns residents of agents. Howard Wright says enforcement shifts may boost illicit stills, copper theft, and a broader mountain dew industry as agents become less targeted.

Mouwnfein North Georgia Howard D. Wright Mars Wright Mountaineers’ Cooperative Shinére Thay Wiigat Wright

Bomb wrecks Chicago home in Bloody Twentieth area

A black powder bomb exploded at the rear entrance of the Ker apartment in a three story building in Chicago. Morris Eller, political chief of the Bloody Twentieth, and his wife Mrs Eller were unhurt though shaken. Anna Seamon was battered by falling plaster.

Chicago

Severe Weather Tests Arctic Patrol Flight Plans

In Montana and North Dakota the War Department approved Arctic patrols to test winter flying gear. Severe winter conditions kept most aircraft grounded as Maj Ralph Royce announced another attempt to cross the Continental Divide and reach Kaliepeil before continuing toward Spokane if weather permits.

Falls Mont Selfridge Montana North Dakota War Department Arctic Patrol Arctic North Pole Hich Ralph Royce Kaliepeil Spokane

Houston Doctors Study Psittacosis

Houston doctors conducted tests to determine if a woman and her parrot have psittacosis or Parrot fever. Dr. Gibbs Milliken led the examinations at The Institute on Ann C. Chandler, professor of biology. Results remained uncertain with a 1% to 3 day timeline.

Houston Gibbs Milliken Ann C. Chandler Biol Institute Milliken

Jackson Retired From Texas National Guard

AUSTIN Jan 13 4P R Le Tyberigon adjutant general announced to Willy Jacks of Hillshera that Jackson is retired from the Texas National Guard with the rank of brevet major general.

Jackson Austin Willy Jacks Hilshera Tezas

Bad Check Losses Total Huge Sum in Chicago

A garbled report indicates significant bad check losses in Chicago involving multiple parties and a secretary, with unclear names and figures. The text mentions charges and a four-pronged presentation, but many details are unreadable.

Chicago Jon Taf American Business Mail AL Fer Wadrherk Wilke Credin

Prohibition debate rages in San Antonio amid arrests

San Antonio weighs if prohibition works as Chief Kilday reports rising drunken arrests from 1797 in 1926 to 42942 in 1928 with 600 bottles seized and a rare conviction. The era’s enforcement questions persist with indictments, trials of figures like B. B. Chambers, and a booming bootleg whiskey market amid widespread public discussion.

United States Odar Joet San Antonio United States Congress Jobe ©. Shafer Wisconsin Drakenness Shaler Owen W. Kilday Charles Stevens Hills San Antoniare Melbourne San Antonio Sears Bexar County Abe B. B. Chambers Mo Chambers Igam Strpbens Dietriet Alternes Loran Mottigsan Thurhday Thia Monvich Tiquer Border Patrol Lawson Johnny Walker Heig Vinig Mitchell Burke

Prohibition Rally Marks W C T U Anniversary

The See Antonio chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the prohibition law at Travis Fay Methodist church. Claude de Van Watts of Austin will preside assisted by Rev S C Horner. A marching band, a school quartet, and college glee club will perform. Several local students and residents will give brief talks and songs during the program.

See Antonio Woman's Christian Temperance Union Travis Fay Claude de van Watts Austin Associaion Sill S.C. Horbner Lokeriew Baptist Church Peacork Military Academy Drom Snd Thro Mabler Worsleyan Institute Westmorland College Glee Club Happy Miller Atudernt Carroll College Texin Mathis Norman Marfood Mies May Te Reese Meredith William Paeper von Pearock Ralph Emaines Micn Mary Kneble Albert Beitrl Fillo Means Mies Fiafolle Smith EL J. Tiner

Ex-Mayor Scores Action of Beaumont Council

Beaumont Texas Jan ui Action of the Beaumont city council in dismissing the designation of J W Anderson as city manager last night by the police. Anderson has not tendered his resignation.

Council Beaumont Texan Jan. Ui J. W. Anderson Atton Ae “Polici Anderson

Southwest Texas fair directors meet to set 1030 opening dates

The 17 Southwest Texas faire dates will be set at a Victoria meeting January 27 and 28 called by President J.J. Daniela of Gonzales. Amusement and representatives will be present to arrange contracts. Delegates, estimated around 150, will be entertained over two days by the Victoria Fair association and the chamber of commerce.

Victoria J. J. Daniela Gonzales Victoria Bair Association Chambet of Commerce

Glider to Fly From Dirigible Over Lakehurst Scene

Lieut. Ralph S. Barnaby announced to the Aero club that a 17 1 2 pound glider will detach from beneath the dirigible 300 feet above Lakehurst and fly to Los Angeles during the first night flight from a motorless airplane. Preparations are underway at Lakehurst, N Z for this historic test set to begin Friday.

Philadelpala Lake Hucet N. Z Ralph S. Barnaby Aero Club Los Angeles Lakeburat

Hospital Basement Fire Sweeps Local Hospital

A fire swept the basement of a local hospital early today causing alarms among about 350 patients. One firefighter was overcome by fumes from burning paint as nurses moved quietly through wards. no patients were removed.

Gricago Moital

Navy Delegation Carrier Arrives Near Plymouth Tomorrow

The carrier George Washington carrying the American delegation to the forthcoming war arms conference is expected to arrive at Plymouth around 7 a.m. tomorrow, per today’s announcement.

U.S. Naval Group Condon Vince George Washington Fingland Plymouth

Oil Merger Depends on Experts, Sinclair Says

Los Angeles January 18 Harry F Sinclair head of Clair Consolidated Oil corp said the new 800 million petroleum merger depended on the report of technical experts after surveying properties involved in the proposed deal He arrived for talks with Prairie Oil and Gas Kansas and Rio Grande Oil of Los Angeles to push merger negotiations begun in New York.

Los Angeles Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation Technical Caperin Sinclair Prairie Oil and Gas Company Kanass Rio Grande Oil Company Tow Angeles New York

Solons to Be Asked to Inspect Prisons

Austin reporter Chavernar Moody will ask the legislature to be in a manner to inspect state prison properties at Fountainville and the South Texas farms when they meet in a special session beginning Monday for the crime committee work.

Solons Austin Chavernar Moody Fountavilin South Terar Vepecak

US Navy Light Cruiser Pennacola Commissioned Soon

The light cruiser Pennacola, second of the effht 10000 ton ships of the 1024 program, completed trials and will be commissioned in New York in February. Joe Finishes, Pensacola, Washington, D. C., report the crew and officials preparing for the ceremony.

Pensacola Washington, D. C Joe Pennacola Ovy Se New York Onry Yard

Woman Feeds Boy Caught Stealing

New York report says writer Newland M. Olmsted declared she would defend the hungry boy caught stealing after Medin’s act.

New York Medin Wew Lryndoll M. Olmsted

Navy awards 86 kitplane contracts to Chance Voight Corp

The Navy Department in Washington today awarded contracts for 86 kitplanes to the Chance Voight Corporation of Long Island for SSHSIZ hosting.

Washington, D. C Chance Voight Corporation of Longsland Navy Department

Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Federal Radio Act

Washington January 14 The Supreme Court was asked by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeal in a Chicago case to rule on the constitutionality of the federal radio act.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court Seventh Circuit Apperly Chiommo NASA

Price as Head of Mid Continent Royalty Owners

Fort Worth, Jan. 16. Price was elected president of the Mid- Continent Royalty Owners association of Texas at the annual meeting. Cramp of Midland and Richardson of Olner were named vice presidents. Fort Worth’s W P Edwards and others plus P G Northrup and W S Jones were chosen to the executive committee.

Fort ‘Worth Los Price of Wort Worth Mid-Continent Royalty Owners Association of Texas Ts. Cramp Midland Stherless

Young Girls Sought as Liquor Runners

STMARPARD, Pa. January 18 184A Police sought two sisters aged in their teens for running liquor by automobile between Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Warrants for Starla Dottner aged 18 and Vinlet aged 34 were in the possession of Police Chief Nugent who called the pair liquor runners. The text ends with an unrelated classified advertisement for San Antonio real estate.

Stmarpard Gerom Ruyners Starla Dottner Nugent Philadelphia Harrisburg

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