09 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
1
Jeanne Douglas and three other girls work as gas attendants at the Hiesner Duncan station on Martin Street marking the first time girls have been used in such roles in San Antonio.
A fragmented report recalls a fundraiser for the West Texas rail project at a meeting date in March. It notes names like Riley Wyatt and Ben Anundiy among backers and outlines required subscriptions and pledge totals to reach a 1500000 mark, urging early commitments by individuals and firms.
A local filling station on Fpewa street features attendants described as pretty Misses who provide power air and water to motorists. The staff, part of a branding push by owners Hissner and Dopean, aims to create a pleasant customer experience with smiling service and a welcoming station atmosphere in San Antonio.
A garbled May 1920 report notes Souger claiming a height title after a record flight by Will Neueb. The account mentions a 41,794 foot ascent near Dee atl Germany, referencing an aerial competition and a naval-related event in Washington DC.
A suspect is jailed after a fatal shooting on Dustin Street Friday night that killed a lifelong friend, Oscar Inmanseds Ingeist. Robert Cod Vins, a night clerk, aided detectives in the manhunt as witnesses emerged and a coat linked a suspect to the crime.
Vacationists bound for California face exceptionally low round trips offered by Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads. A $40 round trip fare applies from July 3 with a 21 day limit. Departures begin July 5 from San Antonio, with SP service to San Diego San Francisco and Los Angeles. Missouri Pacific also sets a $50 fare to San Francisco.
A prowler entered the home of J. E. McDowell on Sunday night and took a set of silverware and a bracelet. Wanita Rodrigues of 931 Wonlerey Street reported clothing valued at 8290 stolen from her residence.
Wood, deputy sheriff in the seventh district, was denied as a candidate for precinct No. 1. A petition signed by 25 voters including $2 insiders listed Du Menid murder case figures and county chair Toke Weber. Weber says Wood is the only drafted candidate. Monday night meeting planned as precinct chairs are appointed amid control jockeying by Citizens' League and other groups.
John Perehing Stanton, ten, of Wisconsin, became a historic figure after leaping from a steamer and deserting his mother at the dock because his pet dog could not accompany him. The vessel sailed away with him not aboard.
An order from Brig. Gen. Halstrail Tozer designates Camp Bullis as the training site for 7200 troops from Fort Sam Hovelon. Lt. Col. Edward M. Offrey announces the plan with officers from the Eighth Corps area overseeing arrival of recruits and setup at the new camp. Camp commander will be Fort Sam Houston’s base and Co. Austin A. Larkin leads the Twenty third Infantry training offices on arrival.
An owner on Rosemeed Avenue reported to police that thieves broke into a garage at night and stole golf clubs and a car wheel. Sergeant William Bunn and other officers investigated, locating an abandoned machine the next day near the scene.
Four men drowned when their car sank in water near Solerton in June. The wreckage was found at the shoreline with bailiffs and rescue workers identifying the victims as local residents. The incident is being investigated by authorities at Lea and Paler precincts.
Fragmented text indicates transfer of a named body or person described with unclear affiliations. Mentions TAIN Tartigni and German minister, with scattered dates and places. Unable to determine full context or confirm event specifics from the legible lines.
The city council authorized completion of several street projects using bonds from 1920 1926 1927 and 1928 with total appropriations totaling tens of thousands. Planned widenings include West Travis Street and East Commerce areas while other proposed extensions and property acquisitions are adjusted or canceled to reduce cost. A special assessment of up to 50 per front foot may fund needed land for Frederickburg expansion and Cypress Street link.
City health officials announce that one ambulance will handle all emergency calls after service reductions. Commissioner Eli Weight says funding will cover ambulance needs and urges public calm as residents refer to the vehicle with various local nicknames.
Authorities pursued a stalled investigation into a charred man found near here as they work to verify a theory. Details remain unclear with names and exact location remaining obscured in the fragmentary report.
Crown Prince Marthe of Norway welcomed a newborn child reported by Content News dispatch. The birth occurred today at the royal residence with quick confirmation from palace officials.
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, noted film stars, were photographed in Los Angeles after filing their intention to wed. They left the marriage license bureau and announced the ceremony will be June 14.
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