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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
In Port Worth detectives report the Gillen Lane gang leader tied to a deadly case. Two suspects are grilled by District Attorney Marlin as investigators probe Wednesday’s Trinity River discovery. Officials describe the murder chain and the need for further evidence and disposition details.
An advertisement touts Cyetex as a cure for kidney excretion pains and nighttime urination. It claims a tested, guaranteed relief with a money back offer, urging readers to start treatment immediately and purchase through a druggist.
Irving Fisher warned that the dollar would further shrink about 83 1 2 percent from its present value before full readjustment, as commodity prices fail to reflect the decline. The statement came during a public address at Yale University amid ongoing debates on monetary policy and economic stabilization.
An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a powerful health product made seven times stronger and ironized with three kinds of iron to boost blood and energy. It claims rapid chest growth and rounded limbs, promising results in weeks and money-back refunds if not delighted. Genuine product indicated by "IY" on tablets.
July 13 report details a gang assault on Dr. E J Engberg and Dr. W H Hedberg in St Paul. Victims were lured from home, restrained with a mask, and injected with a hypodermic. Engberg was blinded, Hedberg escaped. Police seek motive while doctors recover.
Thieves continued their thefts despite heat as a series of break ins were reported. William Gook at 204 Carnahan Avenue reported a $25 wallet missing from a parked auto. J G Jeffrey of 2124 Buena Vista Street reported a four generator and horn stolen. E V Smith at 534 West Rosewood Avenue said the home was looted. Magnolia Service Station at 2224 West Commerce Street reported front door forced and items including ties tubes and oil valued at $64 stolen. Several smaller thefts were noted.
A Burlington water board meeting yielded a new member as chairmanship shifted. The acting chair, Arhar Ww. Serlipenn, stepped down after three years, with DL Veaysay and Gus Giereree among the remaining members confirming the change.
Rain disrupts plans for the Prince of Wales event as officials postpone public ceremonies. Heavy weather forces changes in schedule and attendance, with organizers citing safety concerns and logistical challenges amid gusty winds and persistent showers.
Reserve officer Gilison Snaper of Ban Antonin has been ordered to join military duty with the Veteran Army at Wandland Park, Cain. The order directs immediate duty with marching at once to the post.
Washington July report shows wholesale prices rising 1.4 percent over the week ending July 8 to an index of 61.2. The June index stood at 129.3 based on 1926 prices of 100, reflecting a drop from December to June and a sharp rise in the latest period.
An earthquake near Ankara devastated Changtri with widespread destruction across towns. Remarkably no fatalities were reported though many residents were displaced. Local authorities assess aftershocks as significant while relief efforts begin.
Thirteen civilian conservation soldiers were treated for injuries after a freak tornado struck their camp on the rim of Palo Duro canyon. Seven were taken to Canyon, six received emergency care at the camp. Most tents were leveled. six hundred men were in the camp under Capt. Lee V. Hunnicut.
James Harry Smith 94 oldest Confederate veteran dies at home while watering flowers. Born in Kentucky he joined the Confederate army at 18 and was one of two surviving members of Company 8 Eighth Kentucky Infantry. Furnitive bergains that will Im ares you Usted today In Classification 111 Light Classified Ads.
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