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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1931

Page

8

Planned Camp for Officers at Fort Sam Houston

An intact camp planned for officers at Fort Sam Houston aims to organize a Sunday event on Salado erick. Reservations requested to align plans for entertainment and training, including a registration ride and a Forthcoming program led by Col Dan Yorkins and Brig. Gen. Galebadores. A bridal text will be held for the Indies with dinner by bakers and cooks.

Fort Sam Houston Ares Oreitil Muvides Eerie Aidat Olla. Ing Dan IL "Yornkins

Girl Drowns in Fort Worth Creek

Tragic drowning occurred early Tuesday as 9 year old Jane, with three companions, swam near the Texas and Pacific rail bridge over Marys Creek in Fort Worth. Witnesses reported the incident near the creek bank and bridge.

Fort Worth Creek Fort Worth Jane Jeanders Mary's Creek Starmoth Texas and Pacific Sis Aniles Sceel

Man Runs Amick Stabs Four In South End

An assailant roamed a South End dwelling stabbing four people with a butcher knife. One victim likely died and another was seriously wounded before the suspect was shot and subdued. Police recovered the knife and investigated the chaotic scene.

Mosnal South End le Sig Ronda

Warden Feted at Farewell Party

Prison staff at the Kansas state penitentiary honored outgoing warden M. T. Ararine with a silver pitcher, goblets, and a silver tray and tea service. Officers contributed a set of albert silverware as parting gifts at the farewell gathering.

Leal BA Younen Jane Kansa State Penitentiary Diz Boss Che M. TF. Ararine Tomftes

Estranged Bride Slain by Husband in Sacramento

Thelma Smittie, 24, married three months, was shot and killed by husband Flormip Smittle, 24, in Sacramento after a failed reconciliation attempt. He then tried suicide as his wife’s relatives were blamed for their troubles. Authorities report a domestic tragedy with no immediate clarification of motive.

Sacramento Calif Thelma Smittie Flor-mip Smittle

U S Wine Consumption Up Says Prohibition Adversaries

Paris June 9 Hugh HK Vor secretary of the United States Brewers association tells the twelfth congress of the International League of Prohibition Adversaries that the United States now consumes 100 million gallons more wine annually than before prohibition. GEM STORE HOBBED NEW YORK armed men seize Lida Jewels Inc property and escape with gems by Morris Levine as proprietor bound and gagged.

U.S Paris Hugh HK Vor United States Brewers’ Association International League of Prohibition United States New York Lida Jewels, Inc Morris Levine Jefeles

Warning issued on camp admissions in Highth Corps area

CMTC warns applicants they will not be admitted to camp without definite orders. Unaccepted reports will not be reimbursed for transportation. Colonel Luhnanil notes quotas for all camps in Highth Corps area have been filled in order of priority by receipt of applications. Camp Byllis will open June 19 with 1200 student capacity.

Woralog C. Mf. J.C Highth Corps Co. W Luba Luhnanil

Los Angeles Feeds Hungry in Schools

Ten thousand poor children in Los Angeles city schools will receive lunches for the remainder of the term, which ends June 18, after the Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations exhausted its funds and donors resumed support for the feeding program yesterday.

Los Angeles Tos Angeles Tooplioe Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations Amaunia

Officer testifies on shipwreck details in federal hearing

Federal steamboat inspector McVicar testified about radio alerts and a delayed call after the ship wrecked near Mulal Arguello. Captain Millsinger and crew described misgivings over a 10 minute radio delay and a hazardous 26 to 27 degree bearing shift before the crash.

Los Angeles John BP. MeViene Mulal Arguello McVicar Verity Billsinger Federal Millsinger Hillsinger Louisville Jen

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