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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
7
In a middates Los Angeles report, Clara Bow’s tempestuous behavior and offscreen feuds surface as her career path faces scrutiny. Aware observers note she has matured while remaining the subject of intense public fascination.
The Arizona court case centers on Daisy De Voe and her former secretary Clara. Testimony covers forged or misused checks totaling up to $150, and jewelry found with De Voe’s associate. Investigators present artifacts, including makeup funds and gasoline charges, as the defense and prosecution outline De Voe’s alleged financial conduct. The proceedings continue with witnesses detailing Clara’s involvement and De Voe’s possible actions.
City theater board in San Angelo debates banning certain films after a controversial scandal involving Clara and Daisy Ide Vor. Crowther, chair of the censor panel, says the group faces a decisive move in response to private life disclosures linked to Los Angeles events.
Weather bureau reports scattered rain across Texas with temperatures near freezing in parts. Rain amounts varied from 0.2 inch at towns like Drawnsvle to no rain at Amarillo and Galveston with several cities listing traces or light showers. Dallas area recorded around 1.4 inches and other cities logged light rain or none.
An odd OCR fragment discusses a Texas man, references to Mellon, oil industry power, and a Montana official. It mentions a committee formulating a special tariff resolution led by Senator Gore to block the measure, with vague claims about large storage posing risks to small operators.
Paris dispatch reports the French Line announced a new electrically propelled passenger ship, touted as the fastest and largest in the world. The vessel will exceed 1000 feet in length and reach speeds over thirty knots. Displacement figures were not disclosed.
The Hilton sisters hearing began in court with over 50 attorneys present as Snider filed an answer denying allegations about custody. A contested contract between the girls’ mother and Mrs Myers was introduced, and arguments over the need for a receiver and the defendants’ presence continued amid tense exchanges. The manager of a troop of dwarfs offered to tell the true story and threatened a $500,000 defamation suit if Myers’s side is found liable.
The Hilton twins Daisy and Violet, described as dainty and diminutive, sat at the attorney’s table in a large courtroom awaiting their turn as a crowd filled the Ninety-fourth District courtroom. Rain checks were issued when the principals failed to appear, delaying the show of the twins who live with Mr and Mrs Myers whom they regard as theiruncles.
The pair, famed as the amiable twins Jiting relativesly Ammerlen and How ace-seeking, left the courthouse to cheers from men and women who called them friends. A deputy sheriff offered help and judge McGrath predicted a bright future, as spectators admired their friendly smiles and graceful presence.
The mayor agreed to place a portion of Alano Heights land under consideration for use as recreation grounds for senior high students. The plan, discussed with city officials and local groups, includes strict upkeep and a ban on buildings, with a time limit for use.
Funeral services for Chneley Yeagner, 00, who died Thursday, will be held from the chapel of the Undertaking company Saturday afternoon with Father Fin Tey of Ann's Catholic Church officiating. Interment will be in Ban Fernando, San Antonio, where the deceased was employed in the pork department. survivors include sisters Miss Virtruvia and Ars, Leo Athier of San Antonio.
Park Commissioner Jacob Hubiola announced bids on beautifying the Old Spanish Governor's Palace will be received soon. PhD Tents Steingraeber will supervise all work, with Mrs Wp Hote chairing the landscaping committee and tropical plants from Cheney Ishing varieties planned.
The docket of the corporation court shows George J. Bamford for a nine month old collision case. Clerk Dave Gottlieb served capias pro tine on Brmifaril at 304 North St Alney street. Tramford paid a $5 fine assessed more than eight months ago.
County commissioners authorized the appointment of a second deputy under Constable Helub Ensley of Harlandale. Harlandale, with more than 5,000 residents, will gain a new deputy, though the exact date had not yet been announced.
An old ad promotes White King Grailaced Soap made from vegetable oils. It claims gentle treatment for hands and fabrics, works in lukewarm water, saves colored ginghams, and is economical due to its condensed form. Encourages purchase at the grocer.
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