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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1930

Page

5

Moody and Ferguson clash in Lezas primary race

Austin July 20. The Lezas Democratic primary heated again as Moody and Ferguson factions renew attacks. Moody backs run off foe Fergusonism then shifts to support for the highway chair’s help. Ferguson denounces Moodyism and ties issues to honest government and public expenditures while stressing prison and tuberculosis facilities.

Austin Lezas Miriam A. Forgvson Stoes & Sterling Fergusons Dar Moodly Moody Ferguson Wergusouisu Mr. Sterling People's Mover New York Ster-ling

Rites Held for RB L King in San Antonio

Funeral services for Th Ti King were held in San Antonio after his death early Monday at his Elmendorf home. The Rev A O Smith of Elmendorf’s church officiated. Surviving are his widow, two daughters Inez and Jernfine King of Elmendorf, five brothers Haug of San Antonio, Dawson, C C L King of Beaumont, T G King of Atollswoo, J O King of Irish Oklahoma, and one sister Mrs ker of Fort Summer. The notice notes classified ads and contact for recovery.

RB. L. King Th. Ti. King Grha Elmendorf San Antonio A. Aomith King Inez Jernfine Elmondorf Br. Haug Dawson CCL Beaumont T. G. King Atollswoo J. O. King Mr. Ker Fort Summer

Mooney Witness Faces Court to Admit Perjury

A San Francisco witness in the Mooney case appeared before the California supreme court to admit perjury in testimony that helped convict Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings. The proceedings focus on the witness's coerced statements and the impact on life sentences tied to the 1910s labor case.

Mooney San Francisco MoeDounis California Supreme Court Lhomas J. Mooney Warren K. Billings

Dorothy Mackaill Sues for 16250 Wages Against Film Firm

Dorothy Mackaill, star of screen, files a suit in Los Angeles against First No- Honal Productions for 10250 wages claimed as owed under a five year contract signed July 27, 1925. Mackaill alleges the amount is due and payment has been refused while Universal Service reports the case.

Universal Service Los Angeles Dorothy Mackaill Screen Stn Soley First No- Honal Productions Corporation Net Rese Misa Muckwill

Ukulele Star's Wife Sues for Property Suit

In Los Angeles on July 20 a fight over a $100,000 property agreement heads to Superior Court. Clifton A. Sdyrable, a ukulele star, seeks to void the contract alleging his wife did not maintain it after their separation. The entertainer accuses his life of undug friendship with Austin T. Skins Young, a musician, and cites breach of agreement.

Curt Angeles Whiel Clifton A Sker Move Austin T. Skins

Canadian Boat Seized Off California For Liquor Float

SAN FRANCISCO July 2 A Canadian motorboat named Ray Roberts carrying about 1500 cans of liquor was seized by a U S coast guard patrol off Pigeon Point about 35 miles south of the Golden Gate. Coast guard officials said the boat was caught inside the seal limit.

San Francisco Ray Roberts United States Coast Guard Pigeon Point Golden Gate Coast Guard

Afghan King Halts Rebellion in Foreign Forces Crushing

London dispatch reports Afghan king Noor Khan crushed a rebellion led by Bachui Sakog as his forces defeated the insurgents near Veskawor. The outcome ends the threat posed by the foe and restores royal authority amid ongoing regional tensions.

London

Lissner Succumbs to Long Liness

Los Angeles July 20 Meyer Liesner a member of the State shipping board from 1941 to 1946 died here after several months illness. He was 50.

Lissner Long Los Angeles Meyer Liesner Tinted Statea Shipping Board IVC

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