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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
1
A fragmented clipping mirrors a wartime column praising Lloyd George's roles as chancellor munition minister and prime minister, noting his influence on war funding and procurement. It blends political praise with social observations, referencing figures like Mussolini, protracted labor disputes, wage cuts, and a chaotic New York street incident.
Fragmentary OCR note from Chicago market page shows erratic corn prices and unclear commentary. Characters and phrases are garbled, but reference to corn bids, "bushel" and trade terms surface amid broken lines. No coherent events or names can be confirmed from the text.
Two San Antonio women were compelled to sign appearance bonds without proper charges filed, as Deputy Constable George Stowe admitted errors in drafting complaints. The judge ordered Stowe held. witnesses said he sought money, while county officials urged use of the county attorney. The case framed by court as a tax related to charges and bonds, with multiple witnesses appearing.
Fragmentary weather forecast talks about a warm Friday after a cold spell and a chance of rain. Mentions temperatures, precipitation, and notes about upcoming days with expected winds.
A fragmented report notes bail rules during appeals from justice courts to county courts. It mentions County Attorney D F Dampinion and complaints about deputies smiling after trials, amid questions over limits on bond conditions and liberty while appealing.
Forecast from San Antonio weather official Je We Jarboe predicts light to moderate easterly to southerly winds and mild temperatures with showers possible Thursday night into Friday. Rain expected near the Rio Grandé area and along the Rand Pong Whe loop with variable timing.
Clyde Panghorn and Engh Here don Jr landed their trans Atlantic airplane near Cardiff Wales after a long flight from Croydon England. The crew reported the plan met minor issues but reached the intended field at Solinem about 2315 local time. Authorities noted the flight followed a schedule and aimed for Moanagy.
A judge ordered Capone related evidence in a prohibition case hearing. Capone appeared, nervous, weighing 230 pounds, as officials moved through a brief session. The judge stated no binding agreement could be made with the prosecution, and Capone faced questions about his own involvement and potential plea. Fact details include charges of evasion and penalties over $1,000,000, with security and press crowds outside the courthouse.
The United States reinforces the Panama Canal with the most powerful artillery yet developed. A mobile battery, supported by railway movement, can range 26 miles to defend ships. The setup aims to make the canal region nearly impregnable to naval attack.
San Antonio Mayor C. G. M. Chambers Avellarks says the $1,100,000 city funding bond will be used to create work for the unemployed this coming winter. He asserts that attorney general approval would secure employment for honest men, fund public improvements, and save interest, while criticizing opposition to job creation and questioning legality of Randolph Field purchase.
Ambassadors Toreyh G Grew and crew completed a world record non stop Atlantic crossing in a single engine plane. After 41 hours 90 minutes since departure from Floyd Bennett Field they landed at Cape Cod. They described clear skies and light winds mainly favorable conditions with only one sighting over Newfoundland.
The Light's Free Rental Directory lists multiple apartment offers with weekly and monthly rates. Properties include furnished and unfurnished units at 120 Woodward 24 Bois D Arc 19 Owyer 215 Beauregard and 311 10th, plus several others in Prospect Hill and surrounding streets. Contact Mary Tan Crockett 2400 for complete information and owner or agent inquiries.
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