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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1930
Page
6
Ross Sterling faced accusations from opponents as he defended his highway funding stance on Alamo Plaza. He argued the proposed gasoline tax bonds would not saddle Texas citizens with long term debt and cited examples from other states to support his position.
Mrs Peter Olen of Lonng exposes long suffering with varicose veins and leg sores. She reports complete healing after treatment described in a free booklet offered by J Whistler at Westport Bank Building Kanea City Mo. No cost or obligation mentioned.
An advertisement promotes Gall Stone Colic remedies with home treatment claims. It touts specialized liver and gallbladder support and a practice by a supposed expert, promising relief and a guarantee, using mis-spelled phrasing and unclear terms.
A promotional piece extols Konjola as curing stomach liver and bowel ailments, rheumatism and nerves. It cites Mr Jake FL Perales of 223 Torse on Street and an endorsement from Okntd Sela, urging readers to visit the Konjola Man at Sowmers deox store in Houston and Loroya Streets for free samples.
Fragmentary note from Calif dated July 22 references a treaty passage and a plea to halt conferences and transfers. The message urges nations to be friends again, signing as WILL and ROGERS amid calls for peaceful diplomacy.
In a fiery address Sterling denounces the gas tax and says Texas will pauperize if funding for roads continues as is. He accuses rivals of mismanagement and defends the three cent gas tax while claiming strength against opponents’ attacks.
Ginger Rogers, noted Texas Charleston dancer and film actress, will marry Jr. Keating, son of Col. John Keating of Maryland, on August 2 in New York. Rogers rose from dance stages in Texas to recent film roles and musical debut in "Top Sports" before entering talkies.
In SULNGESLAWN Ohio on July 22 the firm’s lawyers ended their Bethlehem bonus probe and opened a broader inquiry into the planned merger of Youngsuima Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel. The inquiry also questions the handling of a park vote connected to the merger.
Washington DC July 22 Herbert Campbell Virginia real estate agent was charged with murder in the death of Mary Baker whose body was found near Arlington National Cemetery. Police believe the girl was killed with a weapon from his son’s property.
The 2h foot 200-pound Indian python vanished from a cage at Sea Breese Park last Thursday. Authorities at the oil and county level probe the incident as widespread fears spread through residents in nearby Lake Gotarin area and surrounding suburbs.
SE VOIR reports a July stretch where a tiger named Tarn refuses to eat, then on a hot day she regains appetite for raw meat at the Contract Varkami. The tale notes her abode and the jungle setting, detailing her renewed hunger after a fast.
London July 22 UP chairman Abernon of the wartime liquor control board told the royal commission on licensing that the world requires a substitute for alcohol as a beverage.
Campaign clashes flare at Twig Park as Geog Government candidate Hugh Stobertson accuses Citizens' league backers and Meoute progressive faction of misrepresentation and machine influence. He vows potential legal action and questions actions by local officials and prosecutors amid a heated partisan display.
In Rome and Vatican City a legal action arises over the estate of Inte Cantina Vanuulelli. The Vatican asserts control of personal papers kept separate from ecclesiastical documents by a dean of the sacred college who died. Vatican authorities ordered trunks containing private papers archived and not to be moved without Vatican consent. The nephews seek possession via Italian courts, with a ruling expected after June 7.
A rally in Twin public hall drew four hundred people as speakers on the Good Government ticket attacked alleged poll tax issuance in Warlan and Harlan. They charged attempts to seize control of district attorney and sheriff offices to form a political ring, with denials that they oppose the Citizens' Teague who oppose the leaders.
Five hundred forty five candidates were nominated to contest two hundred forty five seats in the house of commons at the general election next Monday. The figures reflect candidates from multiple parties and independent entrants across provinces. The race shapes the political landscape ahead of voting.
Santa Ana Californian July 22 report charges We 8 Cos former Laguna Beach banker with concealing part of the estate of Adele Ritchie Post. The executor, White, says Coy declined to answer letters about valuables believed to belong to the actress known as the Dresden China Doll.
Mexico City July 22 Col Gabriel Vosquis once reported killed in action in 1914 is now jailed charged with conspiring with his wife to collect a payment. Authorities say the widow Vosquis collected about 20,000 pesos, with Vosquis sharing.
Portugal greets Brazilian revolutionary leader Luis Carlos Prestes as the Acianza vessel brings him homeward bound to Bravil. The capital is decorated in his honor during the ceremonial arrival on a July 22 backdrop, marking a notable moment in regional ties.
Washington July 22 UP Leasa of a pocketbook containing two $2500 diamond rigs two checks totaling 207 and four in cash has been reported to police by Representative Denison of Illinois. The notice notes the loss occurred in the capital and requests any information leading to recovery.
Colin T Clem Jr named to the Salvation Army Advisory Board for San Antonio and South Texas. Ensign Howard Bran from Fort Smith to assist. Maj O T Johnson leaving after 21 months of service. Farewell for Major and Mrs Johnson, transferred to Fort Smith. Next meeting to discuss antioll fill campaign for 30000 dollars with Col David Main of Dallas.
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