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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
1
The article surveys a chaotic mix of topics from a looming gas shortage and price protests to debates on education and the impact of prohibition. It notes New York City’s growing population and urban influence, plus a German beamed device and a Cardinal’s death, all presented in a bustling, period-news voice.
Special Judge Calhoun ruled the city could not legally annex the territory north and east of the existing city limits without proper charter amendments and consent. The decision cancels a 4 075 million bond issue and directs appeals by the city. The suit, brought by Albert Maverick Jr. and annexed residents, contends the ordinance was not published 80 days before adoption.
Coroner’s verdict filed by Rudolph W Steppenbeck charges Dr H H Ogilvie of 197 Foxe Avenue in the Ber déah area with murder in the shooting death of Mrs. Spence wife of patrol driver William Spence. The incident at the Ogilvie home Wednesday night left Mrs Spence dead and Dr Ogilvie and Mrs Ogilvie wounded. Ogilvie pleaded not guilty, waived hearing, posted $10,000 bond and promised an early trial as a special grand jury will be convened. several officers and residents named in the coroner’s list attended the proceeding. Continued on page 11.
NAURODE Girmane suls 9 UP reports a mine explosion killed 144 prisoners yesterday. Eighty one bodies have been recovered, most burned. Of about 200 miners in the shaft, 56 escaped and were badly injured. No hope for the remaining trapped.
Richard Negrey Jr. of San Antonio rode a patrol trail into Mexico with a .38 revolver two knives and 200 rounds seeking adventure and a job. He was found in Del Rio with weapons and a football emblem bearing his name on a wheelchair. He returned home minus weapons, amid cautionary tales of reckless travel.
Hammondport New York July reports Glenn Curtiss pioneer aviator seriously ill after seat appendicitis. He was transported by train to Buffalo General Hospital in critical condition from Lake Keuka home town.
In Minneapolis on July 10 Bobby Jones led the field as he shot 34 in the front nine and finished 74 for the day amid extreme heat. Jack Plurke posted 74 after a 44 on the front. Don Moe tied for the first eagle on the 485 yard ninth. Benny Shute and Tolley also played strong rounds as coverage continues on page 11.
Weather outlook for San Antonio and surrounding areas. Thursday night and Friday show partly cloudy skies with a high Friday. Moderate to light winds shift southerly. northern areas may see fair, southern sections cloudy with higher chances of showers along the coast. Quiet variable winds elsewhere. west coast remains mostly cloudy with a few showers.
Heat and drought sweep the nation with deadly impact. Dozens die in fields and cities from Montana to Louisiana as temperatures reach 100 degrees and higher. Nebraska, South Dakota, and Minnesota report crop damage while Chicago braces under intense heat. two deaths tied to the heat in the city amid wires and roof relief efforts.
Partly cloudy weather with a chance of light showers Thursday afternoon in San Antonio. J A Tay bor meteorologist reported 24 hour rain amounting to 0.76 inches. Friday is expected to bring light to moderate variable southerly winds and a high around a degree.
Two men robbed a bank but fled when a woman screamed. One robber pointed a pistol at Miss Mas Tull, an assistant, and ordered her to raise her hands. She ran to the president’s office as the assailants fled in panic.
An eight mile long rail line running from Jupiter to Jura was sold for unpaid taxes. The property, formerly on a Celroad route, was bought in Palm Beach by C. B. Corrigan for $2.80 at a June sale. The line once connected Jupiter Fenns Mars and Jura and is now owned by Corrigan.
The district attorney’s office announced an investigation into statements by three policemen who said they questioned and released Fred Forsythe, wanted for the slaying of Alfred Lingle in Chicago.
A mid day plane wreck near Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi area leaves five people dead. Reported victims include residents from Kansas City Missouri who were reportedly fishing in the area. Local authorities investigate the crash site and identify the deceased as they confirm the casualty toll.
Mayor C M Chambers announced that San Antonio suburbs will lose annexation benefits after Judge George C Calhoun invalidated the ordinance. Water and insurance rates rise fire station closures and Terrell Hills sale are planned if no appeal. The city has 90 days to appeal with a conference set.
Classified ad notes a four room home at 312 Olmos for sale or trade. Also lists a Bea Class Home at 203 Adelaide with six rooms for eat at 1200 eight month terms. Includes lost reptile item and a vehicle rack ad. Indicates general wants and notices in the classifieds section.
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