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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
8
The San Antonio Bar Association faces trial as jurors consider if George Wuntress Sr. disobeyed duties, with Judge Frederick Stevens presiding. Prosecution cites transactions with clients while defense argues for discipline and capacity questions.
Indictments arising from a May city election charge illegal acts to influence votes. One accuse soliciting Ed Ross to vote for specific candidates, another alleges a $151 loan for use in paying poll tax debts. Smith, detained earlier, released on $500 bond.
Insull expresses confidence ahead of a federal trial, referencing past cases and financial affairs. The article notes prior rulings and connections to a major bankruptcy matter involving his empire, with dates and locations in Chicago and related proceedings.
A brief report notes a youth was treated for a rattlesnake bite following an unspecified incident. The event involved local names and places, with emergency responders attending to the injured individual. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text but the outcome was medical care.
Fragmentary notice references an occupancy or rental listing at 1425 dollars per month and mentions a hotel fire incident. The readable text is garbled and names or dates are incomplete, but the core mentions rental terms and a potentially related local event.
The article notes that April receipts fell to 227.9 million while expenditures reached 548 million, leaving a surplus of 88 million for the month. It records a deficit for the year at 506 million, excluding large government borrowings, and cites increases in income tax returns, processing taxes, and other revenue sources.
Fragments describe American League action with hits, runs, and fielding notes. Names like Trosky, Burnett, Berger, Hildebrand, Greenberg, and Connelly appear amid incomplete plays and misread lines, mentioning double plays, stolen bases, and errors in a chaotic recap.
Agricultural market notes detail cattle, calf, hog, and lamb prices with receipts and regional quotes. Chicago and St Louis listings show mixed demand, steady to higher cattle values, and variable hogs and lambs. reports include weights, feeders, and slaughter terms for the week.
June 19 stock letters describe a narrow trading range with few advances such as Madeteau Cogistal Sugar and International Wasiorss. most rails steels and motors drifted lower while call money hovered around 1 percent. The market notes slower buying, cautious confidence, and attempts by industry to uphold fair practices, with global stability urged by the International Chamber of Commerce. Prices referenced include around 4921 and the French franc at 62 Ke, with a generally unchanged opening for the franc.
A U S foreign exchange report lists rates for the British pound French franc and other currencies with irregular figures and errors. The report notes a stock exchange update near end of April and compares fiscal year results to the prior year, with figures cited for Montreal and New York.
The report describes Judge McClanahan facing questions from jurors and an urgent juror selection process. Bala Borschow assists in juror preparation while Judge McClanahan recovers from a prior engagement, causing a temporary absence from courtroom duties.
NEW BRAUNFELS June. Guisie Fischer a student of the Pischet state rural school was awarded a certificate for perfect attendance over nine years with no absences or tardies. His brother Walter Fischer holds a second record for seven years, while sisters Dorothy and Anna record five and four years respectively. Mrs Rudolph Fischer Henry Rose, son of Mr and Mrs Rose, a student in the Charerelt rural school, earned a certificate for a six year perfect attendance record.
In Eagle Pass on June 10 the three children Rafaela 11 Paige and Jesus 10 were found safe at a Villa Acuna residence after reportedly running away from home to avoid their stepfather Isidro Avesta. A 1 year old provided a statement supporting the claim. Accusation led to Avesta’s arrest on charges filed by the girl.
Instructional notice from a department on floral embroidery patterns sold with transfer patterns. Describes using birthday flowers in ties or bowes for varied display, seasonal groupings, and material needs. Provides pattern price, transfer pattern details, and ordering info from a San Antonio store.
A county committee led by Judge Free in Woodhull proposes securing 400 acres for a state park via donation. Congressman Maury Maverick offered to arrange beautification by Works Progress Administration workers if land is provided. Committee members include Commissioner J. Wo Donnell WW McAllister and Bob Harding. A partial payment from the permanent improvement fund may be possible.
Grain prices in Chicago showed a mix of bullish and bearish cues as government reports and weather concerns influenced sentiment. Wheat futures edged up on temperate forecasts while Canada and U.S. harvest patterns weighed on corn as traders await further outlooks and price directions.
New Orleans reports mixed price moves in the cotton market with opening quotes down and closures near narrow ranges. Prices for July, October, December showed slight shifts as traders absorb early sales and holiday closings limited activity.
Wall Street briefs note that Chysz Corporation anticipates maturing several bonds of Dodge Prox Inc and will issue up to 5 million tied to debentures. The report cites varied debt movements and securities activity amid overall market conditions with limited details on specific issuers or dates.
Sea Scouts will hold a quarterly meeting at 3 am Tuesday at the scout headquarters Browdwar Sy with apprentices and ordinary seamen in attendance. Honore John Ackerman, scout commissioner, will preside. T. A Lantert Wy Cart Captain Kell Gordon and Ack peman assist. The auditorium hosts the award event with New Brunswick's Dacald Jackson designing the ship.
A California carload arrived at a wholesale vegetable market on Monday offering spinach, lettuce, and crates of potatoes at 1.30 to 1.75 per crate. Lambert cherries priced at 0.50 per pound, and diverse fruits and vegetables from California and Mexico were listed with varied prices per box or per dozen, reflecting a bustling market scene with many crates and weights across categories.
A garbled scan lists poultry and egg prices, creamery items, and dairy products with scattered figures for locations like Kansas City, New York, and Altooy. It mentions eggs, butter, cheese receipts, and packing details, referencing market conditions and production notes without coherent narrative.
European financial markets halted for a holiday with major centers in Liverpool London Paris and Berlin shuttered. The event follows Wil. Manilay observances and affects all G-! Rancial exchanges and canmodily markets.
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