Lost Dog Cries For Master Found By Pablo
A dog wandered near 932 Rivas crying for its owner until Pablo located it and kept it safe until the owner arrived. The animal continued to cry softly as the search concluded.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
3
A dog wandered near 932 Rivas crying for its owner until Pablo located it and kept it safe until the owner arrived. The animal continued to cry softly as the search concluded.
A hound named by its owner as valuable was found roaming the neighborhood near 332 Rivas Street. Vazquez kept the dog at his home after a passerby noticed it seemed hungry and likely lost, and took it to a policeman for safeguarding while awaiting the owner’s word.
In New Mexico, investigators report a major arrest in the Lynn Stephens whiskey conspiracy. One man, part of the 70 named in the federal case, was seized near Clayton. Chief Deputy Gasper, now bond set at 520,000, and a second brother of a co-defendant remains in custody as to transfer or appearance.
Rex Léade, noted performer known as nation pleura actor, faced charges after an incident on Thursday in Los Angeles involving a person named Vivian Don een linked to the act “Topsy and Era.”
An elaborate four day program at Brady features James A. Mead former U S senator from Minnesota as principal speaker. The convention running July 30 to August 2 includes a keynote on lamb consumption, cooperative marketing and wool industry topics with speakers from Dallas San Angelo and other cities. A sheep and goat auction, officer elections, and next convention site are scheduled.
Police in Plainview Texas traced a late night call from 435 East Mitchell Street to San Antonio where Beawn Reown and Grace Smith sought help from Mrs O B Driskell claiming abuse. The women left San Antonio days earlier after answering an ad seeking photos to sell. The call cut off before details could be learned and detectives were alerted.
Strong indications point to Huffmeyer as a top candidate for president of the Terad-State Florists association with a slate of nominees announced by the nominating committee. The Thursday meeting will choose two candidates for the post and three directors from a list including Donnelly, Hickey, McLendon, Stokes, and Adkisson. the convention opens aboard a ship from Houston if plans hold.
Farmers around Beeville report coyotes harming turkeys this year. E Viattzendorf, a Beeville farmer, says 250 turkeys valued at $1 each were loaned. George Miller, near Beeville, estimates coyote losses at $6 per head. Reports from county indicate heightened coyote activity endangering flocks.
A federal report states that twelve aliens ordered deported last week were taken to the Mexican border, while thirty-two other aliens who pleaded guilty to illegal entry face deportation at their respective jail terms.
Sisse J Heltel is one of 31 U S students to receive the Spertal Boki yoyent scholarship to Linkersky Chicago. He won honors in Afr and Miss dease and was an honor graduate of Brackenridge High School this year.
Mn Mae Hamilton, 38, of 20S Woievatrect, Thueeday morning aided by three Sap Antonid officers who rescued her from a gas-filled room. The woman was found unconscious and revived at Ler room as the fumes spread. Mrs Ty Garza, landlady at US Water Street, contacted officers who arrived quick. J J Calderon, F Jackson, and RC Yante, policemen, assisted near the scene. Hamilton was taken to Robert IB Green hospital.
Dorothy Crenshaw, 16, daughter of B H Crenshaw of the Missouri Pacific Lines, dies in Glasgow Scotland after a 50 day European tour with her parents. She graduated with honors from Kingsville High School and funeral services are to be held in Kingsville.
Night cross-country flight planned by three members of the Trialith Observation Squadron at Dut Pelt Thurmlay night. Crews Yleuls Leeny Hudkina A Bi Mott and V O Neal will depart Doda Field late Thurmlay in Thorne Morse O19 observation planes for Dallag. Return is expected after 16 minutes, with arrival around midmorning Friday.
Police report a man befriended a friend on a Wednesday night and offered aid. After providing lodging for the night and breakfast, the thief fled with a watch valued at 37.90 dollars and 62.50 in cash along with a belt. The incident highlights a street-level theft tied to a trusted associate.
Hart McCormick, candidate for re election to the district clerk role, is seriously ill at his home with typhoid fever, according to his musicians and local marshal. The item notes the illness amid a jumble of incomplete classifieds and stray phrases.
Henry Curtiss, once married to Edirin Mure, marries August Heckscher a 60 year old philanthropist. The couple, two longtime neighbors near Myhlaln Lake, Florida, began their romance after the widow’s secret alliance.
H Williams, local manager, announces a new time payment plan to sell non grocery items such as furniture stoves and working machines until September 16. The policy, recently inaugurated, applies across Montgomery Ward stores in the United States.
New York July 10 Dr John J Hoga declares bootleg liquor harms American eyes and morals. He cites retina atrophy and optic nerve damage from bad alcohol, urging action amid a whiskey debate. Also mentions theater dedication and upcoming Bohemian Girl performance with ticket info.
Cureland advertises electric light fixtures and refrigerators at reduced prices from Kicore and Wharton, 487 Main Ave. An Ad-Tarize Saturday night event is planned at the Cool Lahar Temple road-tidr. A dance is set for Saturday at Sutherlamt Springs Park with Tate Ishinaker and his orchestra in Castraville on Sun. May 13.
Cardinal dies of uremic poisoning at the sacred college. Funeral services planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at the Church of St. Ignatius. Repairs at the main church delayed obsequies there.
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