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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1931
Page
15
Fragmentary dispatch describes a British motor vessel Peusiscoilia sailing from St Johns Newfoundland captured after conflict near the coast. It reports arson and a gasoline fire aboard a marine vessel and mentions related damages and forces involved.
A Canadian shrimp schooner off Ambrose light near New York harbor was fired upon by a US Coast Guard patrol. The vessel Josephine K escaped pursuit but was seized with whiskey aboard. Captain Clortt was fatally wounded and later had his leg amputated. the chase ended when the schooner was boarded.
The coast guard actions near New York Harbor are defended as a routine incident by Treasury Secretary Luteman. He states the Coast Guard acted within authority while intercepting liquor transfers aboard the vessel under Captain W. O. Clueity, amid reports of the events outside New York.
Fragmented OCR notes detail livestock transactions with items like canners, cutters, and gear, listing payments and goods across multiple entries. It mentions various terms such as veal, cheese, fats, and weights, alongside scattered numbers and codes.
A garbled entry describes Airmen efforts to break a blockade and reach a target location. Mentions officers and units, including a lieutenant and a bridge, with scattered references to ships, weapons, and patrols. The fragmentary text names a few places and dates but is largely unclear.
Sterling transmits list of appointees to the Texas Senate including board of regents members from University of Texas Houston Beaumonte and Dallas. names Sterling, Hand, Wilkinson, and Waxerute appear amid selections for university governance and related offices.
Creskt, manager of the San Antonio district of Beare, Machael and Company, was notified Monday of being appointed head of all retail in Texas and parts of Louisiana and Arkansas. The district will cover the entire state and be the largest under the company. The appointment takes effect immediately and Creske will inspect his new territory at once. He emphasized that a positive mental attitude and aggressive effort are key to boosting business and profits.
Grain market report from Washington sources notes U S farm prices show mixed signals as corn and wheat react to weather and demand shifts. Prices at local exchanges edge lower on weak wheat while corn shows tentative gains amid spillover demand and storage concerns.
Fragmented OCR text references Mis Blacklidge and multiple victims in a fraud case. Names and details are unclear, but the material notes a police or court investigation, with phrases suggesting long-term deceit and involvement of several parties.
Jan 26 Austin. Prof Hithon of Weatherford heads a legislative hearing on a substitute tax plan as emergency measures fill the Texas House agenda. Debates focus on spilt tax, deferral of city payments to October 15, and waivers of delinquent penalties amidst broader session issues.
A scrambled report details ongoing fighting near Taal with clashes at a sitl near a tank and a rocket unit. Names like Bergance and Minekey appear amid disrupted text, mentioning meetings at Honstebbalg WLS and anxious responses from SNES mie Vou.
A chaotic daytime incident in Los Angeles left 21 victims robbed by armed assailants as they fled with various valuables. Police pursue leads while witnesses describe a tense, crowded scene with several vehicles spotted leaving the area. No injuries reported, but victims shaken and seeking aid.
Washington action and Senate maneuvering shape President Hoover’s stance after March 4 as lawmakers delay budget bills, press for drought relief, and await a potential special session. Congress races to finish supply measures while constitutional challenges loom over court reforms and a looming constitutional clash.
Cotton prices showed uneven early movement with traders watching futures, special reports say. Market notes indicate modest strength in some months while nearby spreads and basis shifts reflect cautious demand.
A San Francisco gathering brings together contractors and engineers for the Amenejateit General Conlznturs of America convention. Delegates discuss derailed projects, structural standards, and upcoming contracts during a multi day meeting.
Gersdorf, a local ambulance contractor, was shaving on a Monday morning when a man collapsed on Commerce Street near Exes Commerce. The man recovered before Gersdorf could finish tending to him, and the incident disrupted his shift.
Market notes show cabbage dropping to 60 cents per bushel from 60 cents, Fernoene fruits down to 35 cents, and oranges slipping from 62 cents to 1.73 dollars per bushel. Turnips fall to 22 cents while onions rise to 30 cents. A few commission market changes touched Delicious yarn and other staples, with English potatoes easing to 92.73 per unit and various greens and produce cited in limited detail.
A dense list of produce and prices appearing in a late 19th or early 20th century catalog. Items include cabbage, cabbage varieties, lettuce, onions, potatoes, apples, pears, oranges, avocados, beans, olives, lemons, grapes, peppers, tomatoes, and many other fruits and vegetables with assorted per bushel, per dozen, or per pound prices, interspersed with misspellings and OCR artifacts.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a commercial notice for Danny Products with references to prices and a date ending in ’38. Details are unclear. rest of the page fragment appears to include price cues and outreach contact.
A fashion note details greens ruling the season with tones from milk-peat leaves to apple green. It links colors to fabrics like silk and chiffon, notes mournful black for evening wear, and observes a shift toward realism in dress palettes across ages.
Four men arrested and four guns recovered after police raid on Dignowity District near Medina Lake. The seized items include rifles and a sawed off shotgun. Suspects handed to E Hicks County Sheriff. Investigators say losses totaled dollars worth of gear and tackle across about 30 burglaries this past month. Officers praised by detectives for the operation and seized money and gear.
Robbers pried open two safes at the Dixie Furniture camp, 11 North Flores, taking S450. Manager Ch NL Vauce reported the incident to Mondac headquarters. A police officer, Ware Stebhina, arrived to find two bins pried off and the safety door entry noted.
Police report two men attacked in a dark street near Tine Grotae Adams on South Filme ard. The assailant fled before responders arrived. one victim described a lone attacker and the incident is under investigation with no fatalities reported.
Plans for the annual Texas convention were nearly complete at the Texas hotel. Max Crrtie presided as rain hindered Katz line arrangements. Curtin faced allegations within the railroad faction.
In a terse update, Kendelle Mair FT and Martin, led by commander Kelly Diehl, navigate back through Muskegas Oklahoma Fort Ril and Fil Vino after a disrupted schedule. The movement references a return to Nelly fold and a Monday transport window.
Police in San Antonio break up an alleged auto theft ring Saturday. Virgil Finugh is jailed in Austin with six suspects in Bexar County Jail. Townsenl, Friesenon, Roy Dean, Wiltivng Volk, and Lelton Brudsdinw face charges for stealing cars from multiple owners, including Mrs. Elizabeth Lopez and A. M. Mimsuuri.
Police seek two men suspected in a knife attack on Arriel Arrilunds 40 of 1209 Dambenno. He died at Robert Green Hospital from sharp wounds after dragging himself to Felipe Torres 526 North Navid Street front porch. Torres was awakened by a cry and found the bleeding victim. A blood trail marked the path to the scene as authorities investigate the early Monday incident.
A chamber of commerce drive to raise 125000 resumes with major subscriptions discussed at the Guster Hotel. GC Kruckee stressed heavy outreach and pledge collection. Assignment of photo prospects and a continued drive near Monday with final repairs to follow under Chairman Tom Etheridur and committees on annual donations.
Women voters organize permanent league as Kia Auttoni Teagur af Wome Votery plans a meeting Wednesday at 380 p.m. in the municipal auditorium. Notable attendees include Elizabeth Gangan and Marg Arjn af linnetin with officials appointing coordinators for the new organization.
A garbled report describes a man fined 925 after biting the hand that fed him. The narrative mentions Patrolman Claeies Calton and Pinkett, with unclear courtroom actions and remarks about a officer’s veneresils.
Hearing today on government plans to issue or adjust certificates valued around 4 million dollars. Senators, led by Republican leader Winson in Smoot's absence, consider revenue raising, immediate entitlement principles. Estimates show total loan and certificate values reaching tens of millions, with specifics on average payments per veteran and annual government contributions.
Patrons were under medical care after four people sustained injuries in a shooting incident at a Kenwood dance hall during a Saturday night. Herbert Bifreen Hospital Mundis and others were treated for gunshot wounds including a right thigh and left leg injuries. Police report states the shots were fired as a pistol discharged accidentally while combatants were dancing. two victims, ages 32 and 46, were identified as Mauste Carpas and Lion Maturing.
Officials announced enrollment increases for the new term in Los Angeles with about a hundred more students than last year. Superintendent Fy S$ Kake Joy and principals from local high schools were seen touring campuses in San Antonio and Angelos Welahte, while officials cited rising attendance and districtwide expansion.
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