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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1935

Page

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San Antonio utilities league pushes aldermanic ballot measure

The San Antonio Utilities league seeks to place an aldermanic system on the September 1% election ballot. Petitions circulated with about 5000 signatures, or 10 percent of registered voters, aiming to force the measure within the next nine days. City commissioners have proposed three amendments including city official pay limits, bank depository bidding, and a public defender for Corporation Court.

San Antonio Utilities League Wedseday San Antonio Maxim Geifries Thicld Arm Turner Pueic League

Zion leader Voliva forecasts fall of Ethiopia in prophecy

Chicago July reports Reverend Cyrus Teed era Zion overlord Voliva claims Bible prophecy in Daniel predicts Mussolini will conquer Ethiopia and expand into the Red Sea Suez Canal Mediterranean Egypt and Palestine. He warns a world ruling dictator will emerge and bring dire times for Ethiopians.

Chicago Yalout Glen Valiva Iran Mussolini Red Sea Sues Mediterraneian Sea Egypt Palestine Voliya Voliva

San Antonio League seeks amendments and payroll savings

The city charter amendment debate centers on one permissible revision, with the league proposing a mayor and 10 aldermen paid 5000 for the mayor and 1200 for each alderman. Petitions for aldermanic changes on the tax roll circulated at a Whilities League meeting to back a 3 million refund from Southwestern Bell for alleged overcharges.

M. League Dickson San Antonio Erendmenk Sriday Yelund Committee Whilities League Efroua Inn Ister Tefnd Leszue Bellene Tampany Suii League Frank Glimpse Revwey Express

Explosion at packing plant injures seventeen workers

Seventeen persons were injured at the Wilson packing plant when an underground gas main exploded. Fourteen received minor injuries, three women were hospitalized, and emergency care was given on site. The blast occurred as 400 workers staged a strike for collective bargaining rights.

Wilson @rf Vane

Dollar Bill Debates Over Credit Risk and Repayment

Secretary Morgenthau testified before a Senate committee on proposed laws to block dollar revaluation and curb government liability suits. He argued formal notifying creditors could protect federal credit while opponents warned of potential deluges and market worry.

Washington, DB. C Morgenthau Jskeotle Senate Delass Democrat Virginia the Treasury Wilson Glass Hue Fhote Morpenihan

Hope Suit Held for Bonus Passage

Veterans of Foreign Wars commander James E. Wall Zandt said the soldiers' bonus bill can still pass this session. He noted action awaits the Wass End Sheets Committee report on the president's new tax bill and its presentation to the House, after which the bonus proposal may be amended.

Tamsas Jurg James E. Wall Zandt Cortmander Chis Veterans of Foreign Wars Congress Wass House Yen Zandi

Bloodshed Fears Loom as New Orleans Hears of Long Move

New Orleans faces tensions as 9 strongholds of Senator Harry S. Long push to take charge of local government. Citizens in Baton Rouge clashed with Long’s faction. Bevis Hazes warned of inevitable bloodshed within 30 days. Long plans to return to Washington as Mayor Walmsley surrenders his organization, with A Miles Pratt named possible successor.

New Orleans Louisiana Hary P. Long Long Baton Tam Trey Walmsley Washington Walmsley Jaurnecy Lang Miles Pratt Bechelor Pratt Pali

Motion Seeks Attorney Fee in Advertising Tax Case

A motion filed Wednesday seeks attorney fees in a dispute over an advertising tax. The suit challenges city statements and asks that funds not be transferred to the general fund. Attorney Drexsom represents Pat Andrew and argues the city should cover legal costs.

Leon Fortelifih Wednes Fig Chetler Dirscon Aviorary Pat Tyan Ucite Wedneday Hfe Ee General Fund

Hitler Keeps Eye On Rioting In Berlin

Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler personally surveying the city to assess anti Semitic riots on the Kurfuerstendamm. He traveled with adjutants and security to ensure firm steps prevent a repetition of disturbances from Monday. Foreign observers note the new outbreak and Nazi movement concerns amid the unrest.

Berlin Hitler Hincek Wilhelmstrasse

Weather page notes varied readings and forecasts

The provided sheet shows scattered weather data for many U.S. locales including temperatures, precipitation, and cloud cover. It lists highs and lows for cities such as Albuquerque Amarillo Corpus Christi Little Rock Memphis and Phoenix with notes on clear and cloudy conditions and regional forecasts for tourists.

Claud Albuquerque Amarillo Atlante Mar Iavy Corpus Ulautiy Oklahoma City Omy Vcleer Omaha Nobby Clea Phoenix Arly Pinshureh Payo Arthur Ter Ralelza N.C Balt Laake Lata Lear Fan Pranetsen Gle Fanatic Wari Raeees Shreveport

Police Board to Hear Appeals of Detecitve and Patrolman

The appeals of city detective George Ranmond and radio patrolman RB Smith were set for 1 p.m. Wednesday before the police civil service board. Ranmond was suspended for absence without leave and Smith for conduct unbecoming an officer as cited by Chief Owe W. Kitday. A classified ad notes a furnished house for rent at 24 West Rosewood.

George Ranmond Smith Owe W. Kitday Wee Dire Police Civil Service ‘Board Hammond Ad Smith

Death of Beary Bert’s Sister Sparks Search at City Hospital

Pollen Wednesday residents were asked to sit in and search for Neal Robinson and Richart Hobinson, brothers of Beary Bert, 39, of 502 Crorby Street, who died at Robert B Green Hospital Tuesday night. The father was last known to be in San Angelo and the brother in Columbus.

Neal Robinson Richart Hobinson Tather Beary Tabbert Crorby Street Robert B. Green ‘Hospital Angelo Aid Columbus

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