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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

11

Discrepancies Found in Texas Tax Administration

State auditor Moore Lynn released a report flagging tax collection failures in the Comptroller’s department. It cites missed gross receipts taxes by railroad and telephone firms, no pistol tax since 1927, losses from casing head gasoline tax, and disparities between state and federal inheritance tax reporting.

Auscin Feport Moore Lynn Lyon Trynn Texas Lynn van Whigse Comptroller's Department

Sterling invites Rogers to mansion in Austin event

Governor Sterling invited Will Rogers to lunch at the governor’s Austin mansion on Monday as part of a charity benefit hosted by the party. The invitation comes amid preparations for tourism-related events in the capital.

Sterling Rogers Austin Will Rogers Torist

Plathead Gang Member Kraft Killed by Police

Jan 23 report says Frank Whitey Kraft a member of the Jaworski Fiat Bead gang was fatally shot by two policemen during a confrontation after a spate of saloon robberies in Detroit and Reading. Kraft was linked to a string of robberies and gang activity in the region.

Plathead Perforr Oli Frank Whitey") Kraft Jaworski Fiat Bead Detroit Readling

Police raid nets 23 arrests in Port Arthur gaming

Police chief M B Ward and three officers led a raid arresting 23 men for gaming with cards. Twelve suspects escaped during the operation conducted last night in Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Jan M. B. Ward

Ten Thousand In Croatia Stricken By Influenza

A Croatian report notes about 10,000 people suffer from influenza amid a flu wave. The item mentions a public notice about bargains and miscellaneous sales advertising in local listings.

Croatia

Wine in Home Legal Says Official

In San Francisco United States Attorney Hotfield said that wine may be legally made and kept in the home for bona fide guests and family, provided no sale occurs. He asserted the government cannot seize liquor in the home under Section 33 of the Volstead act if conditions are met.

San Francisco United States Hotfield

Danforth Forced Down by Fog at Uvalde Flight

Gen Danforth Brig Gen Charles H Danvers and Lieut H W Douglass were forced down by fog at Uvalde on their way to San Francisco They planned to resume once weather cleared Danforth travels west for talks on air field development and a new bombardment group to be set up near San Trauto.

Charles H, Danvers Gir Corps Fiiing bin Alde H.W. Douglass Uvalde San Francisco Danforth West Coast Air Corps Ninth Corps San Triausi

Probe of Bank Condition Bares Bad Securities

NARAVILLE, Teno, Jan 23. A legislative committee probing state deposits in closed banks heard testimony that securities of less value at practically fair value were substituted for 3,840,000 worth of securities. The Bank of Tenhensce, a Caldwell and Company subsidiary now in receivership, had over 3,400,000 of stolen funds when it closed in November.

Naraville Teno Jan Legislative Committee Department of Banking Bank of Tenmence Bank of Tenhensce of Caldwell and Company

Six Masked Bandits Loot Pullman Car in Veiled Assault

Six heavily armed bandits robbed a Pullman car in Alleponatine, wounding a passenger seriously and fleeing. Descriptions of the gunmen have been circulated to surrounding communities as a wide hunt continues for the suspects.

Og Allepontaine Vile Hint

Influenza Cases Estimated Across United States

An estimate indicates more than 19,000 influenza cases in the United States based on reports showing 8,847 recorded for the week ending January 17. Public health officials released the figure from Washington D.C. sources, outlining ongoing concerns over the spread of influenza nationwide.

Washington, D. C Inc United States

Norway Wins Whaling Monopoly Off Ceylon

COLOMBO Ceylon Jan 93 Under a contract signed today with the Ceylon government Norway acquires virtual monopoly of the whaling industry off the coast of Ceylon.

Norway Colombo Ceylon

Bruening Met by Angry Mob at Rail Station

Chancellor Bruening arrived for a conference with Sax on industrialists and was greeted by unemployed protesters at the railway station shouting down him and milling around his automobile until mounted police dispersed the crowd.

Bruening Nonlil

Hurley Opposes Donation of Old Rifles to Vets

Secretary Hurley told the House Military Committee the government should not donate obsolete rifles to veterans groups. He said the department can already loan out ordnance and that relinquishing control would reduce training value, opposing the Wolferton bill.

Hurley Washington, D.C House Military Committee

Hoge bill would halt machinery use in public excavation

Washington January 23. Representative Hoge of Indiana introduces a bill to prohibit the use of machinery in excavating for public buildings seeking to curb unemployment relief. The proposal aims to force manual labor on construction sites and shift job creation to workers.

Washington, D. C oPi Hoge Indiana Republican

Influenza Ban at Normoyle Depot Meetings Enjoined

Major A McGarelala commander bans recreational assemblies at Normoyle quartermaster depot due to an influenza epidemic. The order, issued Friday, prohibits meetings at the camp to curb the spread. A note mentions tax and auto license advertising in classifications.

Normoyle Quartermaster's Depot A. McGarelala Taxca

Hearing Postponed on Western Union In Texas

Attorney General James V. Alfred announced the Western Union injunction case set for February 17 in New Orleans has been postponed. The Texas suit charged the company operated in Texas without a permit.

Western Union Austin James V. Alfred Weatern Union Cait Mather

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