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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
11
George C. Dunbar and Tedlanca were among those involved when a one legged man preferring a walk was shot and killed near Pittsburg on July 19. Details remain unclear as investigators work at the scene.
Local star Bobby Hutchison led a crowded field in the national open with a round of 72, one under par, after a dramatic gallery scene at the Run regie. Horton Smith and Johnny Goodman chased with early scores as Ottman, Irwin, and others posted solid numbers and a series of highlights filled the front and back nines.
Ad touts 8 8 8 blood building properties to raise red blood cell count from 5,000,000 per cubic millimeter and combat fatigue. Promises improved appetite, sleep, nerves, skin clarity, and strength with long history of use and testimonials. Recommends regular yearly courses and mentions availability in stores with larger size option.
Police pursue two armed bandits who waylaid G F Wynn on the Somerset road near Brown Cracker ends. They rifled Wynn’s pockets and stole $75 as he walked from a river delivery. Detectives in Brownsville report a suspect description and expect early arrests.
A Lions Club committee asked the city to provide support for Lions Park Playground. Park Commissioner Jacob Hubbel noted the city spent 400 dollars last year to run the field, but budget cuts will prevent similar funding this year. The Lions Club committee proposed a 100 dollar monthly grant to Ward for field maintenance.
At Porterville California July 10 a car crashed into a tree after veering from Camp Nelucn road. Both occupants, Homenells and Tupt Ford, escaped serious injury though their vehicle lodged high above a gully. A second mishap on the same day involved a driver named Welle who lost control near Gamp Nelucn road as well, but his car fell 200 feet and landed in a tree without severe injuries.
Beverly Hills July 19 Will Rogers comments on public finances and consumer spending. He mocks reliance on bond payments and fleet payments, arguing prudent budgeting over debt and urging individuals to avoid new obligations. He cites the need to manage existing debts rather than pretend prosperity.
Doctor Ogilvie says he fired in self defense during a home invasion by Mrs. Spence after she attacked him and his wife with a pistol. She was found with four shots and shot in the breast and arm on the lawn at 188 Elsmere Place. He plans to seek a jury trial with doctors and lawers preparing for the case.
PUISDAM N Y July 10 The late Biss Grace R Knowle wanted to bequest the First Dvcupterian church 315 00 but Surrogate s court rejected the clause she added to her Will after it was executed was not legal. It read I omitted to give 513 00 indig e utes for am ocgam for the Trebsterian church of Putcham as a memorial for Fenty Ts Knowles family so write it here.
Professor Alban G. Widgery of Carney University will teach at Duke University in Durham North Carolina next fall. He will lead advanced philology courses in the graduate school and teach additional courses for undergraduates, expanding Duke’s faculty roster.
Mayer Chambers warned annexation would shift burdens to the suburbs and reduce San Antonio’s population by about 30,000, while the city faced a potential bond issue rising water and sewer costs. Opponents argued annexation would burden old residents and slow city growth.
Carl Stern, a young German alien, was detained by immigration officers in Denver on departure day for deportation. He wailed at being taken into custody without his Bible, fearing other prisoners would steal the sacred book. Stern had deserted a German ship at San Pedro, California, when seized.
The hearing on May 19 to May 30 involved real estate men surveyors and city assessors with aerial photos and props presented. Judge Tulge Calboute said a judgment would be ready by July 5 delayed a week to complete research amid testimony from attorneys and landowners. The case centered on illegal poll taxes voter intimidation and election fraud concerns, while the city plans to adopt a major street plan and extend building and tax powers over future widening and coning.
REPWOOD CITY July 10 Mrs Helen Beal a Burliyzurin society leader is alleged to be defrauded of more than 100000 in a divorce fraud case. Cork Beal a wealthy Los Angeles investor is charged with conspiracy and concealment of community assets as the couple’s divorce proceedings unfold in a signed complaint filed here. The document accuses Beal of hiding marital assets during 1028 and seeks an account of all Beal wife’s and husband’s activities.
In Wabash Indiana on July 10 Clint Grosnickle faced liquor related charges after not paying a fine for liquor possession. He was arrested and searched by police uncovering more liquor on his person, and a second related charge was filed.
In GHIGAGD on July 10 Jum Green, a home brewer, fell asleep while cooking a batch. The brew bubbled over and the flame bent causing asphyxiation. His wife discovered him dead at 1018 Sedge Street.
BOOST LEGION POST Lee and Hunnicut, leaders of Alamo Post No. 2, present a copy of History and Rhymes of the Lost Battalion by L. C. McCollum to Mayor Chambers. Book 1 is being sold to raise funds for the post.
From Seattle dispatch dated July 10 a heat wave grips Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho with forecasts of possible thunderstorms. The mercury neared 1914 levels at Wallace and Spokane, signaling hotter weather for the North and Midwestern regions ahead.
Kansas City, July after a heat wave forced residents to seek shade in parks and on rooftops. The day topped 100 degrees for the first time this year, with a record high late Saturday afternoon and a new daily toll of 75,500 units of power used as air cooling ran at full capacity.
In the local area farmers continue harvesting crops, especially wheat, after dark to avoid daytime heat exceeding 100 degrees. The extreme temperatures hinder daytime work and affect corn and other crops, with harvests expected to finish soon this week.
Deauville officials push a public nuisance ordinance to keep millionaires asleep at night. The measure bans loud noises on streets and thoroughfares, drums, fires, shouting, dog barking, horns, and other disturbances to protect residents in the resort town.
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