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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
5
Three executives of the Los Angeles Heeons were summoned before superior court to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for alleged improprieties related to a recent grand jury aid. District Attorney Puron Fils led the inquiry as court officials sought clarity on the matter.
Fragmentary ad text touts Dr Tats Pillsereick medicine for lazy livers and bile issues. Claims ease digestion and pain with a simple regimen. No clear author or publication date available.
KTSA and KSA listings from the San Antonio Light note a Monday lineup on 1200 kilocycles with a Texas orchestra directed by Frank Voyle, sport lights by Harold Scherwitz, and various musical and talk segments led by named hosts. The schedule includes studio programs, lectures, health talks, and featured acts like Your English and Mercy Widow, with news flashes from the San Antonio Light and live reports on road conditions.
Fragmented listing shows MONDAY and TUESDAY programming across stations WOAI NBC KONO and more. Items include orchestra, concerts, weather, farm reports, health segments, and various public affairs with multiple kilocycles and times.
Capt. John Smith of the Fort Sam Houston polo team will be guest speaker on the Sportlights program over KTSA at 8 p.m. The address 4. Smith Cane Lane is listed in the brief.
The unidentified boy, killed near Boaz Street after attempting to board a freight train on Terat and Pacific lines, died shortly after 9 oclock Saturday night. Funeral directors report multiple identifications submitted but none confirmed as of Monday morning.
A fragmentary report describes a royal procession in London with crowds cheering as a prince rides along a ceremonial route near the Mall. The text references palace details and a grand event in the capital, but many words are garbled, leaving the core image of a royal appearance and public reception.
Fragmentary report from Mexico City claims Vera Cruz remains largely closed to port activity as authorities tighten controls. Incoming dispatches indicate disruption at the harbor and limited vessel movements amid ongoing dry-list measures.
A garbled Sacramento item mentions a five day week, unclear details, and names that appear corrupted. The readable fragments suggest a local policy or schedule change but lack coherent facts, persons, dates, or organizations to confirm.
A garbled radio listing outlines a guest lineup on the Sportlights program hosted by Harold Seherwin II with Captain Smith discussing polo and related arts. It mentions KSA station at 5 o'clock Monday and a string of other musical and cultural segments including The Merry Wides and Rhythm Makers, plus orchestral pieces and vaudeville acts.
Houston reports a major real estate transfer described as a record for the entire Southwest. Key figures include Frank Beeler and a Walker folding company, with lessees possibly purchasing the property after 15 years for a large sum.
Clatray Knutson of the house pensions committee reports after conferring with President Hoover that the chief executive would sign a compromise Spanish American War pension bill now in preparation. The measure would retain disability provisions for veterans tied to service and injuries and address objections Hoover voiced when he vetoed prior pensions.
The dry senators press to resubmit nationwide prohibition via a wet referendum. The article notes polling and party alignment, highlighting the push to record votes on prohibition and the controversial public response. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but center on Washington and national legislative action.
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