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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1933

Page

18

Prohibition Raid Sparks Beating Claim in Court

Two Mexican youths Manuel and Guadalupe Arispe faced US Commissioner Paul Lockhart on charges tied to a raid led by Wobitan prohibition agents. Deputy administrator Rennolds testified a jug of whiskey was taken, the glass shattered, and Arispe resisted arrest. Defense contends statements were coerced. Bonds set at $400 each. Davis had pursued charges earlier.

Shearing United States Paul Lockhart D. F. Davis Manuel Guadalupe Arispe Aotaeet W. B. Renoolts Prohibition Guadrlupe Arispe Rennolds J. &. Hale Hha Rennalds Hale William Hogan Hogan Reynolds Arispes Ame Davis

Walther League to Hold Meeting at Parish School

The St. Pauls senior Walther league will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p m at the parish school house. Portland Maine July 8 Cinf Folles have been asked to keep a weather eye for seagoing caskets after several boys borrowed caskets from an undertaking establishment and used them as row- demonstrates.

St. Paul's Walther Boase Portland Maine CINB

Judge Mullally Quashes Indictment of Nine Officials

LAREDO July 8 Judge J F Mullally of Forty-ninth District Court sustained a defense motion to quash the indictment against nine city and county officials charged with violation of the poll tax payment law. Defendants include Sheriff Joe Martin Deputy Sheriff Joe Salinas City Secretary A R Garcia Street Commissioner Francisco Rodriguez Constable Ed Villareal Justice of the Peace M de la Garza Deputy City Tax Assessor Miguel Pera and Policemen Enrique Martinez and Enrique Guerra.

Laredo J. F. Mullally Forty-ninth District Court Joe Martin Joe Salinas A. R. Garcia Francisco Rodriguez Ed Villareal Justee of the Peace M. de la Garza Miguel Pera Enrique Martinez Enrique Guerra

Postmasters Pick New Officers at Confab in Dallas

Tex as Postmasters association elects new officers at annual Dallas convention closing session. A W Orr Livingston named president with John B Miller as vice president Tyler V McMahon Waco Bassett P Miles secretary C A Duck re-elected. George E Wallace of Waco named president of National A&ky association of Postal Supervisors. other officers include William M Hale Houston Miss Biman Graves Midland and C L Watson Dallas.

Confab Dallas INS Texas Postmasters’ Association Prestent A. W. Orr Tdvingston John B Miller Texas National A&kysociation George E. Wallace Waco William M. Hale Houston Biman Graves Midland C. L. Watson

Rockefeller Jr. Urged as Mayor Candidate

Albert Otinger of the Republican fusion committee urged John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a possible fusion candidate for mayor. Rockefeller has not commented. Otinger had previously run against Franklin D. Roosevelt for governor.

John D. Rockefeller Jr Albert Otinger Franklin D. Roosevelt Republican Fusion Committee Rockefeller

De Molay Names District Deputy in Southwestern Missouri

Arthur G. Daily of Springfield Mo was named deputy for the De Molay grand council in charge of Southwestern Missouri in a Kansas City announcement by Frank B. Land grand scribe Daily is a past grand commander of the Missouri Knights Templar.

Kansas City Arthur G. Daily Springfield de Molay Grand Conse Missouri Frank 8. Land Missouri Knights Templar

CITY TO SEIZE OR BONGES FOR TAX DELINQUENTS

City officials report many district court cases against property owners for back taxes. Hearings set for July 18. Seizure ordinance expected to yield quickest returns. Taxpaying period closed Saturday with extensions offered. Payments in the next 20 days incur a 2.14 percent penalty and 0.5 percent monthly interest, rising with delay.

Quin Howe Reguay

Independent oil operator Walsh freed on recognizance

Joseph E. Walsh an independent oil operator with offices in the Western National building was released on his own recognizance Saturday by Judge W. B. Anderson in Thirty seventh District court after three indictments charging theft and embezzlement. The charges allege $1000 from Lares Gas and Petroleum on July 19 1930 $1080 on July 22 1930 and $100 on July 28 1930. Indictments returned Saturday were reindictments of charges in Ninety fourth District court which would be dismissed for technical faults. Walsh also faces other indictments in Ninety-fourth District court totaling $2008.61 from Morgan F Larson on December 16 1930 and $500 on July 31 1931. As he already had bond for 2500 in these cases the judge released him on his own recognizance in the new cases.

Joseph E. Walsh Western National W. 8. Anderson Thirtyseventh District Court Lares Gas and Petroleum Company Farry Nass

Lindberghs Ready First Iceland Flight Tests

Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Ann Lindbergh will test a red low wing monoplane at College Point as new navigation instruments undergo calibration. Officials say a first flight could occur today but more likely tomorrow or Monday, with a full test day required before any oceanic hop.

New York Amerles Fst Lindberghs Teeland Charles A. Lindbergh Ann Lindbergh Europe Edo Aircraft Corporation College Point Iceland

Transcribers of Braille in San Antonio A Birthday Honor

Braille transcribers under the Bexar county chapter of the American Red Cross grew to eight with the receipt of a transcriber’s certificate by Mrs J G Lee of 116 East Norwood. Lee has completed her training in braille transcription and is already engaged on her first manuscript. The local braille transcribers, led by J S Lockwood as chairman, include Mrs Harold F Gee Mrs Mary Tortell Gelsting Miss Gertrude Keech Mrs E D Yous Miss Helen Bluethe Mrs J G 0 Lee and Ms Mary Falvey Hudon.

Bexar County American Red Cross Eest Norwood Ant Red Grass Srengs J. S. Lockwood Harold F. Gee Mary Tortell Gelsting Gertrude Keech E. D. Yous Helen Bluethe J.G. 0. Lee Mary Falvey Hudeon

Reserve Captain Gets Gold Leaf

Quartermaster Reserve Captain Marion S. Martin of 331 Argo Avenue has been promoted to major per an Eighth Corps headquarters announcement issued Saturday. Enjoy your weekend motoring with guaranteed used cars at attractive prices in Classification 73 light classified ads.

Marion S. Martin Argo Avenue Eighth Corps Eres

Board of Women Federation Calls Meeting in Austin

Members of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs state board received letters from Mrs. J. W. Fincher, state president, calling a meeting next Wednesday in Austin. The gathering aims to discuss financial matters related to the federation's clubhouse in Austin.

Board of Women’s Federation Dallas, Jay MN5 Dales Texas Federation of Women's Clubs J. W. Fincher Austin

Improvements at Boerke Hotel Convert to Scout Camp

Borrne July 5. Improvements costing several thousand dollars were completed this week at the Hil Top hotel after R. Grenan, new owner, announced plans to convert the former hotel into a boys' school and summer camp for Boy Scouts.

Borrne Hil ‘Top R. Grenan

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