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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1931
Page
23
Paris hosts a brilliant winter fashion show featuring velinda fabric blending velvet and divetyn tones. Outerwear highlights include self-fitted liners, wide belted collars, and mock feather fur accents. Evening gowns showcase hemlines five inches above the floor and trailing details in bold colors.
New York July 2. Wall Street awaited the market reaction to the announcement of a split in United Steel and a related second quarter earnings report. The firm lowered its quarterly dividend to one dollar and warned of further cuts, with executive changes rumored as Wall Street closes. The day saw widespread decline and concern over steel sector prospects.
Austin reports a federal hearing on dissolving an injunction against the Red River bridge use near Deatson 453 Thirant. Judge T. M. Kennerly presided as legislation directed the bridge company’s operation under a new highway commission contract.
Washington July 29. Capdward Improvement jinduntry and employment during the past week were reported to the provident's committee today from several sectors of the country. The most apparent gains are in New England where the jewelry woolen worsted and fiber industries show notable improvement.
Geysers at Yellowstone Park show a notable recovery as a major eruption returns after a period of inactivity. Observers note the old clockwork cadence resumes with frequent intervals returning to near normal, contrasting with a prior lull that lasted hours.
In a local sports and personal matter, a changing verdict concerns Barney Google and related parties. The case involves a adapting testimony and evolving claims affecting the theater and associated tapes. No final resolution is provided.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes air travel disruptions tied to airmail lines and a Bowen line operating between San Antonio and Oklahoma City. It notes a reduced schedule, slower service, and doubts about reliability with mentions of towns, pilots, and headquarters, though many details are garbled.
Attorney Gouseal Simee V leads a Wednesday session on funding for a study project in the city. City Attorney C.K. Ques hos retired to the city, while Charles Mr. Tiek and the Cillaous longue oppose the funding. The department plans a move next Wednesday.
British Minister leaves Berlin after talks, traveling by air with a Royal Air Force escort to return to Hungary via Hagover and Rotterdam. The party had met in Hagover, then proceeded to Rotterdam for onward transport.
San Antonio hosted a visit by San Francisco ship agent 8 A Visitor KG White, representing Nippon Vusen Kaiste Steamship. The encounter aimed to discuss local operations and potential services, with details about timing and venue noted as tentative.
A Delta Kanua Epsilon gathering was held at the Plaza Hotel with President Judge A. ds presiding. The final simmer party of the society is planned for August 1 at Wace jmrk New Schraunfels with watermelon served and dances to follow.
A fragmented report describes a Bexar County justice matter being carried to Governor Sterling this week. It mentions a defendant named Walter Aynan and a district attorney, with notes on fines for speeding and contempt, and remarks about appeals and protection.
Minnesota G. O. P. leader and former party figure dies after a life in Northwest politics. His passing follows a career marked by party leadership roles and influence within state and regional Republican circles. The obituary notes his long affiliation and the respect he earned among colleagues.
An ex state banking official and former South Dakota supervisor Imlay faces trial in circuit court on embezzlement charges. Proceedings begin in September after a fire investigation at the Steable New facility.
The notice outlines delinquent taxes and impending liens on property, with names and locations involved. Officials warn debtors to arrange payment or face enforcement actions, including potential foreclosures if taxes remain unpaid.
Dallas pastor delivers talks at Westminster encampment on evangelism and student work of the synod of the Presbyterian church. Speakers include Dr. Cristan Grislenraito and Herbert Springall among others. a meeting of church leaders from Texas and surrounding regions discusses mission efforts and antideprs in storm schools.
R. H. Modles pleaded guilty on two counts of forging and passing bad checks. He was sentenced to two years imprisonment. The proceedings took place Wednesday in North Hackberry.
A damaged OCR passage notes police court fines rising. It mentions a panel decision, penalties totaling a sum near 87 dollars, and an overall increase in monthly fines. Names and dates are unclear, but the report points to rising municipal penalties and a specific official reference.
Unclear text reports renewed government actions after the removal of former President Carles Chanes. Authorities arrest many, exile others, and intensify border security amid public unrest and a crackdown on perceived regime opponents.
A Navy destroyer reports the suicide of Ensign Kosien Clavie Harsix, a West Virginia native, while on duty afloat. Investigation forthcoming as wartime service continues.
A garbled report notes various school officials and hires including mascots, piper, and a San Antonio return. Mentions superintendent duties and population notes, with references to budget changes and salaries for the year.
Governors from multiple states debate cotton production policy as a federal forum nears. Arkansas Governor Harries Parnell notes he cannot attend a governors meeting, while discussions center on production scales, inter-state cooperation, and impending conference decisions amid ongoing legislative debates.
A fragmented report details oil price moves in Pennsylvania with several named firms and figures. Prices cited include Nativeri at 140 per barrel and Buckeye at 150 while other pipelines and counties are mentioned. The account lists entities such as Joseph Nero Privelas and Porter Janet in connection with the pricing shifts and related supply actions.
Report notes Tull Corn blamed for recent auto wrecks near Warion with authorities starting a campaign to reduce danger. Farmers will be urged to plant time and patrol roads while investigators seek alibi and cause amid unclear reports of crop disease and local tensions.
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