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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
3
A scrambled telegraphic note reports Lieut Col Wallve E Brosser arriving to relieve Cal Alin C Vorls at the signal corps headquarters. The garbled text references units, locations, and a reading room at a base likely in transit.
The Moser family at 114 North Street owned the first two story residence on the thoroughfare. Enriched in 1870, the home showcased material shipped from New Orleans by ox cart. Daughters Mary and Anne Bleyer recall the pioneer house and its prominent wine merchant resident.
J O Mogre of 123 Heurntystro was struck by a trolley on Bouth Presa Street Monday night and remained unconscious at Robert B. Green hospital Wednesday. Doctors described him as in serious condition. J B Lampkin and Miss Minnis Robbins were injured when their car overturned Thursday night near Alexandria. National General rep for Austin read?e advertising at hospital remains.
Jone 11. Pringing Helgae of Awiaario stood storious over King Caco in the murder of education of Crown Prince Michael. The new monarch holds sway over his birth country after a coup d etat. He granted Helene, his divorced wife, authority to direct the heir's life for a time. Women’s League acts in Itumunin support reconciliation with Carol, while King Carol cements power and faces opposition. Army reorganization and regional military appointments signal royal strategy.
Porter AS Whales and a San Antonio chamber delegation, along with highway bureau and Del Rio officials, will attend a United States Highway No 1 association meeting in Del Rio on July 30. The group aims to pave the remaining unpaved mile of the San Antonio to Del Rio highway, with Hal A. Tramillon of Dallas as president and Whaley as a member. Officers to be elected at the meeting.
incoherent OCR fragment notes military actions and watchful measures in Vienna. mentions participants and authorities, with unclear dates and events, implying a security or political context without clear specifics.
David Hsenor, 39, a black man from Seguin, was fined 50 dollars after a Wednesday court appearance following a raid on a residence at 2100 Enet Commerce Street. Police found three white women, a white man, and several Black residents inside. two officers and a deputy testified about the two hour surveillance. Mary Land, 22, of 217 North Millman Street, slept through the raid. Turner, another occupant, also faced charges. Land was acquitted. other cases set for a future date.
In Atlanta the state court of appeals ruled against Mrs. W.H. Pickard who was injured when a automobile driven by Muzlarn was struck by a street car. The court held that her failure to warn the operator showed a lack of due care, barring damages from the traction company.
Contralto Ernestine Schuman-Reinck, renowned singer, will perform six times daily at YonK on June 11 in a film ubelaer auditioning for two radio casts. The listing notes daily appearances through the weekend in the real estate column and light classified ads.
The neighborhood debated the completion of its first two story structure at 144 North Street. Supporters argued progress and utility, while opponents took offense at the scale and impact on the area, reflecting broader tensions over development.
The building, high and occupied by the Meyer family, was transported to San Antonio by oxcart. Mr and Mrs Meyer appear on a balcony as onlookers witness the scene.
A woman disguises herself in her husband’s clothes and is arrested after attempting a crime at a police station. Police report the loaded pistol, the plan to pull a job, and the suspect’s claimed alibi amid confusion and doubts from officers.
Governor Moods today confirmed the appointment of Grady Kinsolring of Corpus Clotieti as chairman of two committees of business men to accompany a Wisconsin delegation on an inspection trip through the Rio Grande alley. The group will meet the Wisconsin group at Austin on June 23.
County Democrat chairman John K. Weln announced that Saturday is the filing deadline for candidates or officers in Arxor county. Several filed Wednesday including W. Tt and W. IE. Shipman for precincts No. and No. 8. campaign headquarters will open Monday on the second floor of the Frostational bank building with speeches planned starting July 1.
Bialock completes the Bexar poll probe and returns to Austin. Assistant Attorney General Jack Wislock reported to Governor Robert Lee Bob and the armistice attorney general's office. Citizens’ representatives asked for contempt proceedings against Tax Collector Neil Campbell.
The appellate court upholds the county court judgment awarding Surkey and Bimber $246 from Kirk Patrick. The dispute arose after Kirkpatrick allegedly promised a sum for inducing property owners on Van Pedra Avenue to sign a petition for street widening. signers were obtained but payment was not made, leading to the appeal.
A court records a man named Thomas Sewart, colored, acquitted after a police court appearance for concealing a weapon. The judge discharged him after verification he was in a different location, resolving the case in his favor.
About 250 planes from California and Texas air fields are expected to participate in the dedication ceremony for Randolph Field in San Antonio on Friday night June 20. Notables include Con. James B Fechet and Secretary of War formation. Planes will receive fuel and service at Wine Horn Field and visitors must register for ribbons and identification.
A zoologist and botanist are assigned to a summer study in Cherry County to determine what vegetation appeals to black bass and perch. The project aims to map diet influences and feeding behavior for wildlife research.
Danzig police confirm Franz Piechowski, the assassin of Dr. Vion Bargand, German minister to Tortuga, has escaped custody. A nationwide search is underway as authorities report he fled from an eney at Laenburg, Vomorania, and is now a fugitive.
The document lists varied census values and growth percentages for numerous precincts and areas such as Shelby Port Bend San Ceteicia and Cherokes, noting increases in population metrics, with percentages ranging from single digits to over eighty percent in several zones. Key locales include Winston Salem and Highland Park, with references to universities and regional distributions of residents.
Rescue crews combed the Antovine River banks after a boy vanished while fishing with a pole near his home. Firefighters dragged under a street bridge at dawn but found no sign of the missing child as the frantic search continued through the night.
Postal workers at Windurn faced a weather delay as heavy rain halted 18 staff attempts to begin handling mail. Officials expect limited operations to resume Thursday morning with guidance on flying procedures and authentic patron information to quell public confusion.
Miami June 1 state summons numerous witnesses for defense as Scarlice Al Capone named nuisance in proceedings over padlock island restraining order and related revilings. Defense and state prepare for appearance in court.
Unclear OCR text describes a plane incident with a person missing and police involvement. Mentions a van, a city location near a municipal airport, and an investigation underway. Details are garbled but indicate authorities pursuing a case connected to a flight and a potential crime.
Mrs. Pearl Tireno of 185 Thfth Street confronted a bandit who attempted to snatch her purse near Taylor Street Friday night. She screamed, drew attention, and the assailant fled as police were alerted.
Jaf fensen City reports Toscoe Warren sentenced to death for the killing of John Detkin on October 48 1924 during a Mutual Rocky Mountain club meeting in Wyoming. Detkin, a dealer, had accused Warren of misusing club funds. Warren shot Detkin then attempted suicide but survived.
An advert suggests Pebeco toothpaste offers more than ordinary cleaning. It claims longer life and increased saliva flow protecting mouth health. Readers are urged to buy a tube to prove the benefits firsthand.
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