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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
18
Arthur Brisbane writes on a world of calamities and curiosities. The piece references a Japanese typhoon’s devastation, a New York financier’s suicide amid high society raiding, and wartime espionage rumors. It notes Florida population growth and naval academy scandals, plus global reflections on history and humanity.
Heavy snow in the Andes blocks rail service for a week, halting trains between Argentina and Chile. Disruptions affect major routes and city corridors, with travel advisories issued as authorities work to restore connections.
The record of long battles nears ending as a treaty with London on naval disarmament moves toward final vote. Leaders warn the pact is not end but step toward broader cooperation. Brookhart returns to the chamber, Sloyes predicts a vote before nightfall, and Thomas urges ratification as part of ongoing peace efforts.
The American Railway association reports 1920 first quarter grade crossing deaths at 4 per 841, compared with 404 in 1929. Total crossing incidents rose to 1202 with numerous injuries, highlighting growing dangers at crossings in Washington DC region.
Four men and two women, all occupants, were killed this afternoon when a Junkers airplane crashed at Mudplum Kent, the air ministry reported.
In Fort Worth a butcher named J HeWarkadale was found dead from knife wounds. Mrs Madva Karl, an acquaintance, is charged with murder. Police allege a dispute led to the fatal stabbing.
HUENOS AIRES July 21 ED Gray editor of the San Francisco Examiner telephoned Captain Lewis A Lockey about aviator Was Aydig Wek. The operator in San Francisco connected the call and the conversation was held successfully. Captain Fancey later spoke to Mollywood.
In Detroit July 26 the Hughtec airplanes loft municipal airport sent 18 planes eastward on the first leg of a 520 mile race around the United States. Buffalo was the scheduled second stop after New York this evening. Two entrants failed to arrive in time to start.
A continued warm forecast for August 4 notes partly cloudy skies and a maximum temperature around D5 degrees with light to moderate southerly winds. In San Antonio the next 24 hours will be partly cloudy with a minimum of 74 degrees.
Mexico City First Lady stops in New York on a transatlantic journey to Spain. She praises the city’s hostesses and children, calling them charming and well cared for, with remarks comparing aspects of New York to Paris.
In Austin a heated exchange between committee member Bot Long of Wichita Falls and auditor St. 4, 6O. Kargle escalated into a fist fight during the inquiry into leasing of oil and Rak lands at the University of Texas. The disruption halted the session and interrupted examination of alleged irregularities.
In LICAGO on a hot July night, Dr. Cheiato-Phere S. O'Neil and guests were robbed as seven armed men entered an unlocked apartment den. The thieves seized jewelry and valuables totaling more than $16,000 before fleeing.
San Antonio city commissioners reject Commissioner Steffler’s push to sell $45,000 in paying certificates at five percent, fearing bad precedent. Only one bid from Ditmaruarl Co. of San Antonio. Mayor Chambers argues a higher price is needed and the sale delay may affect property owners and future sales. The meeting also discusses revoking the ban on early morning parking after a business petition cites revenue losses and traffic relief needs.
Senator Gerald Nye condemns campaign fund expenditures in Illinois and Nebraska, calling money influence the common thread in both probes. He notes investigations resume today and warns of potential abuses in political finance across states.
Forecaster notes a Monday night and Tuesday morning period of unsettled weather with a mix of moderate southerly winds and possible thundershowers in the north. Partly cloudy intervals expected with varying winds and temperatures, with some calm or easterly shifts in the far north. A brief outlook suggests cooler nights and possible showers moving into the Perth region.
Vienna reports an incident this afternoon where a student fired three revolver shots at the interior minister, injuring him seriously. The attack occurred in the home office area, with authorities investigating the motive and circumstances of the shooting.
The community celebrates its first cotton bale as Lduaedo Flores brings in the initial bale, marking a milestone for Nordheim Texas on a Saturday in July.
Tokio dispatch says four Korean peasants were killed and 26 peasants along with nine Japanese policemen were wounded in rioting in Tansonja Kanksenando province last night. The report notes heavy clashes between Korean peasants and Japanese authorities.
CRICAGO July 21 A bottle of home brew exploded in the bands of William Fiagra Instmorht killing him A piece of ginxa severed an ar tery in his oem and he bled to death
Rooseveld Field reports two aircrew teams attempting an endurance flight record. The Green plane led by Walter Andling from Rosebud Texas and Ottawa pilot Watertown joined the Red ship crew Touis Reichers and Robert J. Black of Chicago. The teams aim to fly for several hours past a 554 hour target as part of the endurance attempt.
In Cairo the government posted troops to break up a planned parliamentary session by the Wafdists led by Ismail Sidky Pasha, the new premier, as a response to defiant actions aimed at seizing the chamber.
Police believe a band of four robbed a chain store, getting between 222000 and 617000 in receipts split across three separate parts. The men planned and executed the heist in Kansas City amid careful staging and coordination.
Torrential rain and violent winds devastate southern Japan and Korea. Reports put the death toll near 400, with widespread destruction of property valued in the millions. News agencies note extensive flood damage and stalled infrastructure across affected areas.
A jetliner exploded over a hamlet near Le Touquet, France, killing 21 six people including the Marquis of Dufferin and Ata and Viscountess Thuam. Among the dead were Sir Edward Ward 48 and George L P He d er 800, a school principal and pilot, with one passenger unaccounted for.
Indications of a reconciliation between King Carol and Queen Helene surface as they meet at Sinaia. Crown Prince Michael appears at the gathering which spans two sessions, signaling a possible end to the marital rift.
A summer heat wave eased as high pressure from the northwest shifted southeast toward the Ohio Valley. Rainfall improved conditions in western Kansas Nebraska and Nebraska helping crops that were threatened by drought. Deaths rose nationwide with record highs and heat prostration reported in St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and New York as severe drought persisted in parts of the plains and Rocky Mountain regions.
Reader notices list loans under twenty dollars on an easy plan and display ads for a Model A Ford Truck with cab. Prices appear around four hundred dollars with easy terms. Other items include unspecified home and personal listings in Soledad Street and nearby areas.
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