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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented column links weather, agriculture, and liberty themes. It notes vast rainfall on the western coast boosting crops and cash for growers, then shifts to political ideals citing Gandhi and independence, red flags, and a critique of Prohibition era habits. Mentions San Quentin, Palm Beach, and labor issues.
Fragmentary report describes a cold front moving south east with northerly winds near Toronto and Oklahoma. It notes Tuesday night through Wednesday with low temperatures around 42 degrees and increased precipitation in Texas and surrounding states.
Aciin Lindbergh and Anne Morrow are reported to be expecting an heir in April after a quiet engagement and marriage near Englewood New Jersey. The New York Daily Mirror claimed the couple wed at the Windes family home, with hospital officials denying the hospital suite, as reporters chased photos and details amid secrecy.
Washington Jan 25 The law enforcement commission chaired by Wickersham will consider Rep Dyer Missouri's plan to legalize beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol. The proposal is to be submitted for commission study on February 6.
Governor Green of Michigan urged the House pensions committee to approve a bill raising Spanish war veterans monthly pensions to 30 dollars for those aged 75 and older. Current pensions range from 20 to 50 dollars, reflecting age and service years.
A testimony to the House Immigration Committee by B. T. Me representing Western railwyers warned that both railroads and farmers in the Southwest could face heavy financial losses if Mexican labor were restricted. The prophecy noted potential curtailment in labor supply and broader economic effects.
In Washington on January 28 Democrat McCloskey of Texas faced continued denial of fraud charges brought by Republican Waraback as election canvassing in the Fensternth Texas district was reviewed by the housing committee.
Commissioner Phil Wright seeks a higher budget for fire and police operations in the tentative fiscal plan. After a Tuesday conference with department heads, he says strict economies will be needed to keep expenditures within the balanced budget as February meetings set the stage for the year.
Central Airlines plane wreckage was destroyed by pilots and mechanics after a fatal crash. Coroner Ben Coffin condemned the act as unheard of and said responsible officials could be prosecuted if possible. County Attorney White indicated no criminal charges could be filed, while aviation officials defended the removal as required for investigation. Photographers reported threats and abuse from aviation workers during the salvage.
Waraytaulun, Co. U Demands speedy motion on pending bills regulating commercial aviation. Senate today debated restoring the committee department to study civil aviation findings. Attention was drawn to recent crashes in California and Kansas City.
New York crowds flooded Stroudwig Theater as ticket lines formed for 5 cent seats. A crush in the lobby blocked doors and scattered attendees, hindering entry and forcing dispersal after the second balcony seats sold out.
Forecaster predicts good weather for the 8A Territory Open gale. Light north winds and about 42 degrees expected to aid opening day conditions. Rain reported in parts of the state, with Port Arthur noting heavy rainfall. unsettled coastal weather and brisk north winds forecast for eastern Texas while the western part stays fair and cooler.
In Sewcasti Virginia on January 25 two defendants pled not guilty to charges linked to the murder of Brody Paul, a member of the Pennsylvania highway patrol parent group. The arraignment follows the death of nine-year-old Gor worn Brody in an incident tied to the case.
The trial of the injunction against a government action to embargo fruit exports faces postponement. Court proceedings focus on whether the embargo against imported fruit can be lawfully maintained, with officials and interests in the agricultural sector awaiting further scheduling.
President Hoover said reports to the department show an increase in employment week over week. The figures indicate a rise in payrolls and hiring activity across sectors, suggesting improving labor conditions.
In MICAGO on January 28, UPI reports Archbishop Mose Rex of Christos Anderson, serving as primate of the American Episcopal Church, is in serious condition after a troubled night.
Witnesses describe the stabbing of a woman at her boarding house as Brady, a former county official, faces murder charges. Attorney and judge characters appear in cross examinations while reporters cover courtroom scenes. District attorneys and police details mix with testimony about alleged plans and prior threats involving Brady.
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