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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1930
Page
2
Authorities in Watsonville California on June 2 prepared for possible renewed race violence between Filipinos and whites. One Filipino was killed and many beaten during fighting last year. several arrests were made amid ongoing tensions as Mundas faced arraignment across the street.
Washington January 23 Attorney General Mitchell ordered dismissal of the United States suit against A Mitchell Palmer former attorney general Francis P. Gavan and others over the Bosch Magneto Company sale of stock. The case was pending in the U S District Court for Massachusetts.
Grace Hegger Lewis asks the Reno court to deny her former husband Sinclair Lewis a reduction of alimony. The noted author has paid her $1000 a month since their divorce.
Padre Guerara the resident commissioner of the Philippines says 20 000 Filipinos in the Pacific are in peril while Governor C Young assures that civil authorities in California have the riot situation well in hand in Los Angeles January 25 INS report.
The Vatican announced a prohibition on two semi official Fascist titles and one more in the Inder libriorum group. The works cited criticize the Lateran treaties and include Migsiroli's Unto Caesar Unto Ignatius and Fascist States Church and School.
WASHINGTON, D C January 23 The federal government will be called upon to aid private industry in developing large scale airship mail routes across the Atlantic and Pacific seas mirroring the support now given to the merchant marine. The proposal was laid out by J Honsaker of the Doodsent Zeppells firm in Akron Ohio in a letter to Representative Wood of Indiana chair of the House appropriations committee.
An exclusive report by Eunice Pringle details a damage suit tied to vaudeville impresario Alexander Pantages. The nearly forty million dollar claim alleges actions that led to fear and a fall from grace for the famed theater circuit figure.
Eunice Pringle recounts submitting a $1,000,000 damage suit against Alexander Pantages after the assault at the theater. She states the attack harmed her budding dance career, caused financial loss, and transformed her public image into a controversial figure rather than a rising artist.
Los Angeles January 25 lawyer claim in the $2.1 million civil damage suit of dancer Eunice Pringle against Alexander Pantages shows a negligible impact on a perjury jury trial. Judge Henderson ruled the influence minimal as depositions and counter motions move ahead in the high profile case involving the multimillionaire showman.
Universal Servis Washington Jan 25 The posted army orders list transfers and duties for officers including Gen Herher and O Williams. Captains Leroy M Edwards Albert I Lane Samuel N Karrick and others are reassigned to Forts Benjamin Harris York Fort etc. Some personnel begin hospital or school assignments while others move to training or overseas posts.
A San Antonio thief stole groceries and a small trunk from two men. A. I. Koenle reported $5 of groceries taken from his car on South Flores near Nogalitos. Max Schell said a small trunk was stolen from in front of his store on West Commerce Street.
WASIINWIUN Jan 29 Report of the national automobile theft act, authored by Rep L G Dyer Missouri, will be demanded unless federal judges stop sending boys to prison for joy riding. He says the act aimed to curb interstate theft by gangs, but youths and 20 year olds bear the brunt.
Chicago January 25 lawmakers from thirty nine state regional area adopt resolutions proposing a revenue reform. The plan calls for separation of state and federal tax sources exclusive use of estate taxes by state governments and dropping federal subsidies on improvements.
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