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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
1
The Senate faces a likely argument over a proposed foreign peace pact. Senator Swanson argues rejecting it weakens leadership and invites enmity, while advocates urge readiness with fleets and air power. Commentary attacks pacifism, praising Britain’s prewar navy and criticizing domestic indecision. Continued on Page 2.
General Charles P. Summerall chief of staff of the army pledged a continued program to develop Fort Sam Houston into a permanent division and expand border and post facilities. He inspected Fort Sam Houston Camp Bullis and Randolph Field with Rep. Terry Wurzbach, arriving after visits to Fort McIntosh and other posts and outlining housing and training enhancements.
A bomb exploded last night under the home of Honorary Magistrate Keami bali in Peshawar. Little damage occurred and no arrests were made.
The aging Cardinal Vannutelli, 61, senior member of the Sacred College, remained critically ill in Rome with a Vatican report indicating death could come at almost any hour. The situation drew attention from church officials and international observers.
Vatican City reports the death of Cardinal Yarnton aged Qd-pear old, longtime dean of the Hecred college, following several days of illness. The death occurred late today, as officials notify the clergy and faithful.
Fraught air tale from July reports Brouch Merinoz and two companions aboard a French mail plane. After a mid-ocean fuel leak and engine strain, the trio was rescued by Phocse and carried toward Africa. Merinoz reported oil loss but retained enough fuel to reach Dakar within the day.
Retired sea captain J. WW MacKenzie known for drinking a quart of buttermilk daily fears New York streets more than the Atlantic. He says crossing streets is as risky as navigating blue water with a passenger boat history to Bermuda.
Uncertain readable forecast notes indicate passable clouds on Wednesday with patchy rain possible. West to southeast winds expected with highs around 60 degrees and cooler nights.
In Wahima Washington July 9 a swarm from a neighbor’s hive stung and killed a horse at Ellis Bounds ranch and forced the driver to bed with stings. Prosecutors after hours of search report bees as a subject regulators have long eyed.
Kansas note reports Circle M Reed, governor of Kansas, clashing with Alexander Legge, and Myde, on wheat production curtailment. Reed denounces Hoover administration policy to curb wheat acreage, urging Kansas farmers to resist price plans and defend foreign markets.
In New York on July 9 a taxi driver returned jewels worth $20,000 and $200 in cash to a woman named Ming Caroline Hall after she left them in a cab during a cruise related incident. The driver, identified as V-Tneey Kelvridg, faced speeding penalties while aiding the return.
John Dejoig age 41 widower and father of five told Sioux County officers he was captured by a group of men who tarred and feathered him and left him in the street. He identified 17 of his attackers.
New York July 9. Richard NW, William IT former national tennis singles and doubles champion, and Brancea SV Gilmore of New York obtained a marriage license today. They plan to marry here sometime this month.
July 21 reports a brutal killing and concealment case. McNab, described as common-law husband to Emily, killed her after a June 50 quarrel, kept her body under a porch for days, then moved it to a hidden hole. He later slit his own throat and survived, with a neighbor notifying police after finding him injured. Detectives found the victim’s body and arrested McNab.
NUNTSVILEE July 1 4 Fael W Swanger 87 Unetaville attorney was killed last night when his automobile fell from the bridge eight miles from here Swanger was a candidate for district attorney and had been in Trinity county campaign The car and Swanger were found today Burgers formerly was county attorney of Leon county
Classifieds advertise a lost fox terrier female and piano lessons offer. Mentions a Chevrolet bookkeeper position and furnished apartment for rent at 218 San Pedro Avenue. Numerous other classifieds phrased as news snippets appear in Ledag's Classified Ads.
Washington July 2 Advocates of the McKellar resolution renewing calls for informally negotiating the London naval treaty pressed for a vote as Senate debate opened. Republican Hale waited for a speech against the treaty while Alabama Senator Black urged adoption to protect Senate rights and delay ratification.
Gunnison Colorado July 9 Westien ranchers face recurring bear raids on stock similar to Wall Street troubles. Bears have killed several hundred sheep in the Gunnison river district. Ranchers have killed nine attackers recently and have asked the United States biological survey to help curb the nuisance.
A misread report states Charlee Augustus Lindbergh Jr born June 22 in Atlanta area has finally received a name. Grandfather Ambassador Tenight Morea’s statement says the child will be named after his father, amid unusual publicity and confusion surrounding the birth.
In Calgary Alberta a fire destroyed a home while the Gillard children Birdie four Eileen two and Alton one were left alone. Father Henry Gillard had gone to the worker at the fairgrounds to sell frankfurters.
Weather observer J A Jarbo predicts ongoing showers in San Antonio and surrounding areas through Wednesday afternoon. A cold snap hit Thursday with a sharp temperature drop from 93 to 72 degrees and rainfall around a quarter inch. Strong southerly winds accompanied the showers, with a 34 mile wind gust noted in a heavy shower Wednesday.
The admiralty published estimates for naval construction for the current year. Britain seeks £208,200 to fund build under the London treaties. The funds are designated for construction allowed by the treaty framework.
Fort Worth resident B. Stes was named campaign manager for J. D. Parnell who seeks the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Stes will oversee campaign operations in the Texas race.
Capone faced a jury in Dade County court on charges of perjury tied to a prior conviction. The case centers on alleged false statements made during official proceedings, with prosecutors seeking a guilty verdict and potential penalties.
The St Louis heat list rose to seven with no relief in sight as temperatures hit the 90s and 100s across the Midwest and Great Lakes. Victims include Rudolph Sundberg, a 48-year-old minter who collapsed at work, and others in Minnesota, Missouri, and nearby states. Cities from Chicago to Omaha reported high heat and one- to two-day records, while infrastructure strains and a buckled rail in Kansas tied to the heat were noted.
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