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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
9
An advertisement touts a rapid remedy for rheumatic pain from a druggist, claiming swift relief from lumbago and related ailments. It urges readers to visit stores and mentions suppliers Surita and Nuria while promising dramatic pain reduction through new remedies.
CHICAGO July 21 Colonel Robert Z Nandorph of the association of commerce resilient believes the Western Electric mass yardline grant marks the first of its kind. The Western Electric company, Chicago's largest employer, resumes operations as gates reopen today and all staff from office workers to executives are set to return over the next two weeks.
The Democratic primary near the runoff for governor has five days left. Candidates Ferguson, Young, Miller, Mayfield, and others rally support, with Ferguson and Young each claiming strength for a likely runoff, while Miller touts his statewide fix and readiness to contest the contest.
The personal moms column recalls humorous misreaders and small town anecdotes. It mentions minister J J Hill of San Antonio a rodeo fan and a truck misadventure in search of a rodeo. It also notes Miss Boswell county home demonstration agent reporting 30000 cans of beef or similar garden produce and a river rainbow trout stocking effort in Kerrville.
Funeral services for Arthur McConnell aged 67 who died Sunday at Madison were held Monday morning at St Mary Catholic Church. The service included prayers by members of the World Christians and the Civil Drivers' League. Surviving are three children Tom McConnell of San Antonio Mrs Matilda McConnell of San Antonio and John Connell of Galveston with further relatives in Somerset.
A enraged caretaker at a Lahman Heights estate shot his employer and a deputy sheriff before wounding two others. He then killed himself as police moved in yesterday. Local authorities investigate the double murder suicide at the manor in Wilk. Wature, Pennsylvania.
Chaos on the elevated tracks as a crowd crush injures several dozen women during a panic at a city train station. Report mentions hundreds affected through smoke and crowd surge with limited clarity on exact location and event timing.
United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart and Felern) building deputies handled eight arraignments tied to weekend prohibition violations. Several defendants faced second offenses with bonds set at 750 or 500, while others posted 5000. Individuals named include Edward Johnson, Jimmie Moore, Harry Adams, Guerre Waggoner, Tom Snarelea, Facundo Ezquivel, and locations such as 228 North Medina, 1414 South Corea, 502 El Paso Street. Evidence included beer seizures totaling 188 pints and related equipment.
Milced Campbell of San Antonio will star in the Little Theater of the Alps production Enter Madame to be staged August 20 at Alpine. Campbell, a San Antonio schoolteacher attending the summer session at Bul Ross State Teachers College, leads a cast that includes Harold Sime and Alton Thorne among others.
A complaint filed before the Interstate Commerce Commission accuses all U S railroads of failing to publish rates for shipments of ammunition and explosives. The move aims to determine charges and prevent prolonged council negotiations that would raise costs for the Army and Navy. The action, brought by the New York Control, seeks to enforce published rates across national rail lines.
Classified notice describes shipments and sale of merchandise offered at low prices across routes between Cal State and South America. It notes Ralph A. O Nei as president of the New York Illinois and Buenox Air Line and lists services including cafes, beauty parlors, and various businesses in the classified ads.
Trade council and affiliated unions map a two day Labor Day celebration at Sin Tom Park starting August 1. Delegates from various unions elect officers, cancel a parade, and announce concerts, dances, a basket picnic, athletic events, and prize drawings including a Ford coach to reduce temple debt.
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