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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1932

Page

14

Sterling takes blame for Bohemian pamphlet distribution

Austin reports General W W Sterling disclaims the Bohemian pamphlet controversy tied to Governor Ferguson era. He says Joseph Kopecky acted as his agent in translating and distributing The Langhorn Case at East Bernard July 4. Sterling will appear July 13 to answer the complaint, calling the filing politics.

Miriama A. Ferguson Ferguson Kopecky Frank Chudej Austin Ferguest James E. Ferguson Sterling East Bernard A. F. Ar Dance

Assassins Murder Three in Havana

Havana July 9. Assassins using a submachine gun killed Capt. Miguel Calvo chief of the Cuban secret service his chauffeur and a detective while driving past the Maine monument on Malecon drive. Calvo had been active in rounding up revolutionary suspects. The chauffeur Cardenas and the detective La Rosa died later.

Havana INS Miguel Calvo Secret Service Maine Monument Malecon Calvo Chaut Teur Cardenas la Rosa

Calles' Wife Rapid Recovery Forecast in Boston

Senora Leonor Clarente Calles, wife of former Mexican president Plutarce Elias Calles, shows tepid but improving recovery after brain tumor removal by Dr. Harvey Cushing. Doctors forecast possible release from hospital next week and return home.

Boston Senora Leonor Clarente Calles Plutarce Elias Calles Mexico Harvey Cushing Senora Calles

Receiver Authorized to Buy Merchandise for Ladin's Store

Samuel L. Colton as ancillary receiver of Ladin's Wear Store was authorized to purchase up to 2000 worth of merchandise for the store. The order was signed by Federal Judge DuVal West on Saturday as court action against the parent Louisiana firm began.

Samuel L. Colton Ladin’s

Poor Prisoner Freed by Oath in County Jail

G. Sanchez was released from the county jail Saturday after taking the poor prisoners oath. He had been sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for violating the national prohibition law.

G. Sanchez

Texas Dry Democrats Form In Dallas To Back Prohibition

In Dallas a new Texas League of Dry Democrats organized with about 250 members to preserve the Eighteenth Amendment and the Dean law. The group pledged to support the Democratic party to the utmost limits of conscience, while some leaders urged backing the national Prohibition Party ticket. Senator Love, who helped swing Texas to the Republicans in 1928, spoke, as did Dr. J. B. Crawfitt, urging dry alignment and referencing Senator Borah as a Fry element leader amid lively applause.

Dallas Texas Texas League of Dry Democrats Thomas B. Love Love Dre. J. B. Crawfitt National Prohibition Party Borah Fry

Fear for U S Fliers Missing in Mexico

Two American airmen Clarence T. McElroy and Ray Garton are believed dead after their plane vanished in a heavy tropical storm south of Hinconantonio Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Mexican authorities and Pan American Airways officials report no trace found. last sighting June 27.

U.S Mexico Mexico City Clarence T. McElroy Medaryville Ind Ray Garton Tegucigalpa Honduras Hinconantonio Tehuantepec Pan-American Airways Today Clark McElroy Gordon Lana

Beeville Man to Be Feted at Legion Luncheon

Father Dan Lanning of Beeville will be honored at a Monday noon luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel hosted by the San Antonio Business and Professional Men's Post No 10 American Legion. Lanning was elected district committeeman for the fourteenth district. Officers for the coming year and delegates to the state convention will be elected. Nominated without opposition are Raymond Phelps post commander RK H Brewer Frank Washburn J B Goode Harold Keller Stanley Banks Maj Ora J Cohee Q E Scherlen Dr W H Williams. Executive committee nominees include Claude V Hirkhead Dr W B Russ Jack DeForest H H Batewelder Ray Marshall Ralph Durkee F HGunnningham Dr James P Hallers Dr W H Hargis retiring post commander.

Dan Lanning Beeville St. Anthony San Antonio American Legion Father Lanning Fourteenth Raymond Phelps RK. H. Brewer Frank Washburn J. B. Goode Harold Keller Stanley Banks Ora J. Cohee Q. E. Scherlen W. H. Williams Claude V. Hirkhead W. B. Russ Jack DeForest H. H. Batewelder Ray Marshall Ralph Durkee F. H.gunningham

Taxicab Robber Uses Toy Pistol in D C

Fifteen year old John H Doran allegedly robbed six taxi drivers of small sums using a toy cap pistol in Washington D C He was arrested after a chauffeur he tried to rob overpowered him and alerted police Police are seeking the pistol Doran claimed he drew it from the cab during the struggle He is held for juvenile court action

Washington, D.C INS John H. Doran Doran

France honors former Duchess for health welfare work

Mme Jacques Balsan once Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and Duchess of Marlborough was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor in Paris today for her leadership of the Foch foundation health welfare work.

France Paris Jay 9 INS Mme Jacques Balsan Consuelo Vanderbilt Legion of Honor Foch Foundation Balsan Miss Vanderbilt Duchess of Marlborough

Alcohol Explodes Blamed for Fire Killing Rich Texan

In El Paso Texas on July 8 a blast from four gallons of alcohol started a fire that killed A B White a wealthy merchandize broker. witnesses say White struck a match to light a cigarette and the flame ignited alcohol fumes.

EL Faso Tex Cis A. B. White White

Negro Admits Shooting After Rock-Throwing Incident

In Austin, July 185 A 60 year old man Charley Johnson a black man admitted to firing at five youths in a car after they blocked his path in a blind alley. Albert Allison 18 of Dallas died and Derden Wofford an Austin High pitcher was wounded. He claimed rocks and ramming forced him to act. He was arrested and charged with murder.

Austin Charley Johnson Albert Allison Dallas Allison Derden Wofford Coley White Nogain

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