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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1931
Page
1
A chaotic montage recalls Lenin’s death and wake as modern threats loom. References to Shaw, Astor, and grim state actions mix with speculation on civilization decline and police crackdowns. The piece critiques technology, censorship, and upheaval while imagining future punishment and reform.
Sterling Urees Solons act to speed rescue of oil industry as Governor Marie J Steeling testifies before Vermont senate investigating committee. He laments production pressures and calls for regulatory measures to prevent overproduction and sustain prices. Continued on Page 8 Col 1.
Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday with increasing cloudiness Thursday. Lowest temperatures near the 40s, with highs around the 60s to 70s on Thursday. Winds from the west to southwest at moderate speeds. No significant precipitation expected. brief showers unlikely.
In Chicago on July 22 Stan Povey aged 22 holds a permanent commission as a referee while his parents argue during a card game. Father Frank Povey faced court action over the dispute. Mediation by Trussell offered a stay order as the family clashed, with Povey joining the accusation after a fall.
Reichbank begins issuing extensive silver currency under the new policy. The value has risen beyond 20 marks per unit as the bank expands minting. Observers note the large issuance aims to stabilize the monetary system amid economic strains.
The forecast calls for clear skies in San Antonio with fair conditions through the night. Temperature details show mild winds and low humidity, with no significant weather events expected.
A gunman opened fire during a raid, wounding several people before escaping. Police hunted the suspect as investigators pieced together the chaotic scene and identified potential motives and locations involved.
A gray mine farm caphxles a bora wrecked tracks in Manca Bie Garcia. Authorities ordered the cisin of somdicalit centers and the arresh of the guilty persons.
City ordinance requires San Antonio Public Service and South Prestora Bell Telephone to complete underground conduit installations. Mayor Chambers warns fines up to 200 dollars per day for noncompliance and notes meters slow progress as the firms rush to start work along specified street corridors.
Denison and Durant residents press for immediate opening of a toll or free bridge linking the two cities. Officials including Governor Marr and Senator Loris face questions as locals demand action to start traffic, with county leaders urging a rapid solution.
SEVILEE Spain July 2 two people were killed in rioting during a strike in the suburb of Trinnn. Police reported injuries as demonstrators clashed with security forces in the unrest.
Stillwater Minnesota July 2 A water roll call by a local Last Man’s Club honors Civil War veterans with a One hundredth anniversary motif. Veterans of Foreign Wars ministers attend the ceremony.
San Antonio officials stalled plans to fund a municipal advertising tax after a court postponement. Assistant City Attorney MK Quin said no city action would occur until the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals rules. The city anticipated fines or adjustments to the ad tax scheme depending on the outcome.
Governor W. F. Murray asserts authority to dismantle barricades across the Red River at Denison if Texas authorities block the river crossing. He cites old Spanish treaties claiming Oklahoma jurisdiction over Texas banks and warns Texas rangers and state forces will remove obstructions. Previously Governor Moss Sterling of Cass ordered barricades torn down on the south side while a federal injunction kept the bridge closed.
A taxpayer suit filed Wednesday seeks to enjoin San Antonio from issuing about 1.1 million dollars in bonds to cover a city overdraft. It argues the July ordinance and sale to Thompson and Simpson violate the city charter and avoid voter approval, aiming to halt the debt and bond issuance.
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