25 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1931
Page
1
The piece discusses growing European anxieties about wartime costs and the risk of massive sums being funneled to support industrial and military efforts. It notes Berlin's caution, French and British concessions, and the tension between nations as they seek to protect finances amid looming conflict. The article also references American concern, Anglo American unity, and potential economic sanctions impacting England and allied economies.
Local authorities seek to push back a court hearing into the poisoning deaths of two ten year old students, a Nogid girl and a junior, after they were found unresponsive in a car on a boulevard. Investigators report markings of foul play and note a coroner is reviewing the case.
The forecast mentions continued warm weather and rain chances for Unenese, with vague notes on conditions over the next 24 hours. It references a weather bar and mentions a maximum Sunday temperature around 2 degrees with lingering warmth and potential changes.
The 106 year old man, reportedly the world’s oldest Mason, died after years of service as a member of Grand Lodge in Whitinaeile. Born in Granile, he was revered as a longtime Merohior of the local lodge.
Fragmentary OCR text reports legal resistance to a probation program linked to an investigation of misconduct in a district. It references federal court action, the governor, and senator involvement, with continuing discussion across pages. The fragment hints at legislative contention and administrative disagreement in a sprawling political-legal drama.
Nils Asther, Swedish actor, moved to establish his newborn daughter as American. He conferred with Frank C. Jordan, secretary of state, about obtaining American citizenship for the child born in Germany. The family plans to travel to Hollywood once citizenship is secured.
The report notes Julius Rosenwald, noted capitalist and philanthropist, under medical care today. His condition was described as serious but not deteriorating. he was ordered to bed after a strenuous activity.
Reports from RADEON Ontario indicate a rich new gold strike near Pinestone Bar. Local authorities and explorers describe the discovery as significant with staking and visits underway.
An officer in a city campaign to deter theft tries an unorthodox method by locking his own car to prove a point. The maneuver sparks debate as witnesses recall his daring act and the risks involved, with supporters citing prudence and critics fearing public danger.
Police report a fatal shooting after Manuel Gnortn and accomplices attacked officer Valdez at Houston and Facedo streets. Valdez fired as Padron lunged with a blackjack, killing Padron. witness statements vary as investigators review the confrontation and pending charges.
A deadly blaze at an asylum in Tattsbergie SA killed inmates and injured many as firefighters battled a wall of flames. Rescue attempts saved dozens while hospitals treated those who leaped to escape and the city mourned the tragedy. Property damage is estimated between 45 000 and 50 000 dollars as authorities investigate causes and the response.
NAV MMAR Tl 88-07 reports a plan to suspend patrons for half a year amid transit complaints. The Viclaivrmnagi Altidsey ratio and public backlash are noted as officials seek to restore service once suspended. Local riders in Ausable Valley-1attsbure express concern over reduced passenger access and ongoing disruptions.
Militiamen guard the county poll as officials revise the voter list in Myersville Mississippi. Governor Theodore Thillw orders militia detachments to stand by after a dispute with county election officials and a delegation of local women over prior election procedures.
Al Capone's brother fights a prison sentence for income tax violations after the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a federal district court decision. His attorney, Gorge S. Mutdack, plans no rehearing and may seek a stay of execution pending appeal.
A Texas judge in Durant Oklahoma presiding over frlera court delayed the opening of the Red River bridge between Dewianwara and Durant. The injunction remains in effect until August 5 when a hearing on supplemental material may dissolve the injunction permanently.
Harvest winds whip through Cheyband Wyoming as wildfire threatens New Castle ten miles southwest. Two other fires burned yesterday near Wheathind and Totter in Albany County, now under control.
Gloria Swanson, noted film actress, underwent an operation yesterday and was resting peacefully today in Paris. Family officials said the procedure was minor and Swanson responded well, with no complications reported as she recovers.
Five people died as temperatures reached 114 degrees in the western United States. Names and places are scattered in initial reports from California, Arizona, and surrounding regions. The heat wave caused multiple fatalities as residents endured extreme conditions statewide.
The Texas Attorney General seeks a temporary injunction and charter forfeiture against a San Antonio public utilities firm, alleging conversion of its charter and improper outside activities. The hearing, before Judge Charles A Wheel er, drew attendees from multiple cities as the case targets a $25,300 loan to the San Antonio Airport project and asserts the company operated for profit rather than its stated nonprofit goals.
Classified listings advertise furnished rooms and apartments with weekly and monthly rates. Multiple locations noted include Willow, Gramercy, and Fairfield areas with terms for room and board. Readers are invited to contact Mary Lou or the agency for details and availability.
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