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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1929
Page
2
The piece notes Congress has paid little heed to tobacco interests seeking tax cuts. It says Democrats plan a strong fight in congressional elections next year. A tax reduction bill could undermine Democratic gains by challenging the administration's tariff and farm policy.
TOPHKA Kan uly 6 One of the most spectacular murder trials in regent Kansas. the State Supreme court reversed a district court verdict convicting Dr Nethrelan of murdering his wife. The case centered on a claimed $100000 estate and the question of a grand jury indictment.
New York July 2 The publicity department of SR Productions says Leon Rubenstein is relieved of duties amid disputes over Radio Corporation plans. Brown denies claims and labels Rubenstein a mere newsboy as the industry faces alleged monopoly pressure and potential Sherman Act scrutiny.
Fenton L Barrett a tenor vocalist with operatic and concert experience sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Circuit Court Martinsburg W Va alleging injuries to his vocal chords from engine smoke and fumes last August while a passenger on a Jersey City bound train A fire developed on the train near a platform and affected him and others
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local real estate and classifieds section emphasizing opportunities in real estate, autos, furniture, and home goods. The text suggests a broad, promotional listing style urging readers to explore available properties and items today.
Mira Janet Cameron was jailed on July 6 in Walla Walla on charges of aiding and abetting her brother John Amton in a forgery scheme. She, reputed one of the wealthiest women in Eastern Washington, faced two forgery counts as part of grand jury actions. bail was set at 2000. She reportedly visited the jail to aid her brother and attempted to flee before officers intervened.
Scouts of America with Cuero headquarters arrange a summer camp on the Guadalupe river near Thomaston from July 24 to August 2. About 27 Scouts are expected, under the supervision of a local area camp committee led by Rh. A. Hencock of Fl Campo Tear and Scout Commissioner J. Morris Wun vey.
In May 1944 the United States admitted 44 157 aliens under act 47 691 in April. Of the total 20 711 were immigrants and 18 420 non immigrants. Germany Great Britain Italy and the Scandinavian countries supplied most immigrants. Areas totaling 1 554 were refused entry. 5 056 percent were rejected for lack of proper presentation and 23 were sent back due to mental or other defects.
The extended report details a high profile case involving a millionaire and a defense that centers on character attacks. Hardinge’s counsel portrays him as a once-successful man who lost his wife and faced loneliness, while urging punitive and compensatory damages.
The first annual feeder show and auction sale, the state fair of Texas feature during Beef Week of the 1920 exposition, announced by Frank P. Holland. Prizes exceed 1000 dollars will be awarded. Rock land belt cotton farmers urged to buy feeder stock and sell corn and grain in the hoot instead of hauling to market.
A tornado hit three miles north of Clarence Iowa causing farm buildings to be damaged crops ruined and telephone poles blown down. Reports estimate damage in the thousands of dollars with no injuries reported.
Hollywood reports Bessie Tove merchant will soon resume film work after an automobile accident. Doctors say facial scars from the forkhead injury will not mar her appearance and she expects to be back on screen shortly.
Three Cuero doctors J. W. Burns S. P. Boothe and Marvin Duckeleih will attend the National Medical Association convention opening July 1 in Portland Oregon. They will be accompanied by Mrs J Boothe secretary of the Texas Medical Association auxiliary delegates to report for that organization.
Hins-ele Nix, 2%, a former, is under indictment for murder in the death of his wife. Neighbors say she died of convulsions. Authorities examine her stomach and other organs for traces of noladin.
A notice states the writer is no longer connected with Geo C Eichlitz & Co or Theo W Friedrich, manager and co owner. The brief communicates severing ties and clarifies the change in professional affiliation.
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