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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane comments on Coolidge and Mellon amid postwar economics and imperial mandates. He contrasts fiscal policy with job prospects, notes public debt totals, and cites international affairs from Mesopotamia to Iraq. Mentions aviation feats and stock market mood as 1930s context.
Illinois police official Timoin motional guard figure 22nd artillery was indicted on federal charges of embezzling about 100 thousand dollars from the government. The matter involves the unit and related financial systems.
Tremors shook Assam causing many injuries as homes and structures collapsed across towns. Telegraph wires fell and power outages followed as rescue efforts began. Authorities urge caution as aftershocks continue through the night.
Chicago July 3 unusual request concerns in receiver chip and two passenger plane endurance flight by Hunter brothers who aim to remain aloft over Sky Harbor for about a week. They report passing the 40th hour and sustaining the record flight. A circuit court judge refused to interfere for the time being and postponed actions by stockholders claiming ownership. the case centers on continuance of the endurance flight and potential receivership of the ship.
Afies Taylor Smets wed Wednesday to Senator Reed Smoot, a senior Mormon Church leader. The bride is the daughter of a Mormon bishop who died in 1948, with Stovok noted as a church leader.
Tasl-Black purse with 320 valuable papers reported found. Finder keeps according to classification VJ. Also ad: two room furnished apartment for rent at 138 Tunning?for $30 monthly and a 1128 Chevrolet Coupe in firm condition with terms. See classifications 60 107 and 14.
Social Worker aged 56 from New York and actress aged 50 from New York wed in Old Orchard Maine at Margaret's Catholic Church Pere talny. The ceremony followed a public profile from scout work in New York and references to Walter Handinden's Slaketjear company. This was reported as their first marriage.
A weather forecast from the local meteorology bureau expects breezy conditions with sun and clear skies on Friday July 4 in the area. High temperatures are projected around 85 degrees with generally fair weather continuing into Thursday.
An attempted derailment near Hogkawne hit the incoming Coletta mail train with a bomb detonating beneath a bank, but there was no material damage or casualties. Police and authorities investigate the unexplained explosion and security lapses on the PESUAWAR line.
A 25 year old engaged Seattle man Aapl Hangen and a 17 year old Amnibteen woman Mil Gardner were killed in a car crash in Tacoma County last night on a rainy eve prior to their planned wedding. Police report it was a weather related accident with neither surviving.
A Chevalier corporation announced today a 10 percent pay cut for all suspended employees. The move targets workers amid ongoing cost reductions and plant-wide salary reductions.
Conferees reach a compromise on the World War veterans pension measure after House leaders win key concessions. House slashes proposed rates from 310 to 60 and limits benefits to veterans taxed last year. Senate provisions on disability by own misconduct and certain high allowances are dropped. President urges the bill be fair to taxpayers, warning against reestablishing injustices.
Weather forecast for the Texas region indicates generally fair conditions with Thursday and Friday showing mild temperatures. Light to moderate winds expected with a chance of smoke or haze, and temperatures near the average.
A chaotic incident reports Dime choking a swords swallower in Chicago. The man rushed Into a cash hospital yesterday and urged surgeons to save his life while authorities described his condition and actions as he reportedly swallowed swords with little trouble before the event.
A Texas Bar Association leader calls the jury system inefficient at a West Wharnday opening session of a ninth convention at St Anthony. He urges reforms including court and jury coordination, expanded jury powers, and public discussion rights, with aims to elevate jury representativeness and competence.
In a criminal trial, Judge Bt pronounced maximum sentences on gun related charges. McGurn and Red Misang received prison terms following a string of racketeering accusations tied to Chicago gang activity. Reports note the era’s violence and ongoing police pursuit of high profile members amid a storm of sensationalism.
Dope on nonstop Airmen report details of a midair refueling sortie at Sky Harbor northwest of Gites Ro. The Stinson Detroiter City of Chicago refueled by Si Ben with ground crew Walter and Albert Tunter and dietitian Frene Hunter aboard. Travelling figures show 1510 gallons gasoline used, 90 076 miles, 200 contacts completed, and a former record time of 5 01 30.
In Everett a Telechronometer based on rapid speech measuring telephone conversations was ordered removed by the state department of public works. For eight years subscribers were billed by the size of their conversations, making phone costs cheaper again for locals.
CHICAGO July 3 Watermelons now move to market in greater volume than potatoes. Government Bureau of Agricultural Recounts reports melons reaching 164 carload shipments in the last week, while shipments of potatoes totaled 62 carloads.
The National Education Association endorsed tobacco free schools, approving a plan to exclude tobacco advertising in classrooms and school settings. The move aims to reduce tobacco influence in public education and promote healthier environments for students.
The Fish bill to authorize the denomination of all laws violated the Harrison nircoli. It was passed today by the House and sent to the Senate.
A Florida bank named Orlanda Bank with deposits around 1.7 million dollars failed to open today according to local reports. The event follows concerns about financial stability affecting customers and suggests possible takeover or closure procedures pending further action.
Ninety fourth District Court grand jury calls for revision of poll tax lists after uncovering irregularities and indictments. Recommends blank precinct poll books, corrected lists, and removal of improperly listed names to improve tax the system. Also suggests a court of domestic relations. Continued on Page 42.
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