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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1930

Page

3

League Pans TN on Campaign for 2nd Primary

Campaign plans outlined by the league to nominate Whitie IV Hardy and M C Gonzales for the legislature in the run off primary August 24. Meeting at Maverick ranch to organize, with headquarters to be abandoned and new offices to be used. Officials decided on a militant campaign for two new legislature seats and to defer city campaign until after the second primary.

Plana Withie IV Hardy M.C. Gonzales League Maverick Ranch Thourhway Mourt Davenport Waestay Levple Bou. Anderson Harold Kayton Neader Teague Cuesdas BR. Weber Eliniriniu Mirty-weveully Ant Jack St. Burte Clurk Vomierntle Gale Weber Martin

Temperatures Soar as Nurses Tilt Thermometers at Saint Louis

ST LOUIS July 29 AP Mosphal nurses faced record heat stamping doctors and patients as they strained to take temperatures. Mercury rose past 190 degrees as staff swapped thermometers to avoid the blaze of the day. Results from local elections show Albert Hausser leading with 13,671 votes to 12,400 for Alfonso Newton Jr. Official tallies detail county and district races, with results across sheriff tax collector and various commissioner posts.

ST. Louis Mosphal Murel Dretioy Jow Hall Minke Momlay Ly Weber Albert Hausser Alfonso. Newton Jr Comatese John K. Weber Bernr County Democratic Waller Tynan Dave Watson Tugh'r. Rehertann Hart McCortolek Pim Cyisentieck Willian A. Iy Verry Hobstaon County Court Gente Biron Leslie Moore Albert Huesor GTA Alfonan Newton Jn Duke Carver Randames Maury Maverick He Neil Campbell Kergurer Sohiecki Mra Wad Quirke Abert G. Trawaline Bil Gutzeit Ose John WR Shook Tancaaster FL Bolte Corrigan Gazilon Peo F. Onion Muntress Constable Will W. Wool Angel Tarloro Ben Cordell Whit C Specr Bor Publin

Man Dies After Heroic Push to Save Others

In San Mans on July 29 Ted Desteiguer 2 is critically injured after pushing two women free as a speeding car struck a group fixing a car. He suffered a mangled hip shattered pelvis and a broken right leg. The other driver fled the scene.

San Mans Ted Desteiguer Werth Toler Snfety Desteiguer Devtginner Dager Phil Litthe Boy

Restraining Order Alleges Misuse of Funds in Mexico

In Trenton New Jersey a federal restraining order seeks to block the International Committee of Bankers of Mexico from dispensing $13 million set aside by the Mexican government for bondholders. Frederick Gallapin a Swiss citizen and New York resident filed the action alleging mishandling. A petition for a temporary receiver was denied by the court.

Trenton Indy 2 International Committee of Bankers of Mexico Federa Court Frederick Gallapin Switzerland Pennisteat New York Mehlman

Convicted Slayer Dies in U S Prison

Leavenworth Kansas July 2 6Pi Ben W Stratton a convicted murderer and mail robber dies today in the federal prison hospital. The long list of names and offices appears in the sparse press copy with scattered figures and titles.

U.S Leavenworth Kanu Ben W. Stratton Batthe Sheppard Acthue J. Mills Crewsaece Edd. Christian Walter Unvly J. N Wall Art A. Freenan M. West Edel Waller Suis A. Re Mebonaid Marthux A. H. King Walcker G. OB. Johnsen Tokkin W. Tharke Railrand Tal M. Tregers Hinteher Johnson Nat Patten Chief Turnley Taieatat Wae BM Corey CA. Thames Court of Criminal Appeals Faltimore James A. Slenbe Ons

New Faces at Courthouse Ready to Reshape County Offices

Courthouse politics shift as county officials face mass changes after Saturday's election. About 70 workers may lose jobs, while new personnel fill posts across the county attorney, district attorney, and sheriff offices. Incoming district attorney Walter Tyna is expected to push charges, with several assistants staying while others depart.

League Crssonnel Eteetinn Willian Wirehach Robert Air Albert Maverick, Jr Com Newton, Sr Woods Tate Gittinger Dat Camp Walter Emith John Tt. Bhook Srevinet Arthur WV. Wright Run D. F. Davis Shaleo Walter Tyna Ikelyavi Enure House Cermte Caihoun F .B. Daton Fred M. Cowen Teiny Finch Tom I. Newton Jr Hy K. Johnson Theo Binmang Ladon Miter Ney Wider ‘Tynan Ernest Waveser Niscent Sheriff's Office

Will Rogers message on Texas politics and candidacy

A humorous Will Rogers letter from Beverly Hills references Mal Ferguson in Texas and a Western wife role. It notes political overreach by governors and many male candidates over 21. The writer mocks political busyness and stresses concern about employment and governance.

Beverly Hills Catt Mal Ferguson Texas Will Rogers

Changes in County Offices Shake Up Local Administration

The article notes widespread payroll changes and potential reorganizations under Chief Deputy Mousyer. Angel Worlace defeats a constable candidate, Charles Peters emerges as a leading deputy candidate, and many county offices plan discharge. Clerks and a bookkeeper are mentioned, with tax office heads facing replacement and Fred Waller slated to depart. Will Woods may appoint deputies to replace five positions.

F ‘Angel Worlace Constabie Charles Peters Mousyer Inviuviog Mra Aim Stevens Tax Collectors Fred Waller Neil Campbell Will Woods

Police Testimony in Probe of Reds Brightens Congressional Hearings

Veteran Chicago police officer Lieutenant Moke Mis testified before a congressional committee investigating communism, describing movements linked to the Reds as the progeny of various factions and the FW. W. movements, citing experience and local tensions in the probe.

Anmechs FW. W Liewt Moke Mis Chicago Congressional Committee

Fragmented OCR: Classified Ad Labeled by Category 131

Readable text shows a damaged classified entry with phrases about classification 131 and light red color. No clear subject, dates, or names. Summary focuses on the partial ad in a local classification category with unspecified product or notice.

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