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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
27
Valentino’s posthumous film legacy grows as studios seek to exhibit past works. The passage notes Fortune pictures and recalls his early success in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, highlighting enduring fame despite the star’s passing. Memorial associations reflect on his enduring appeal.
Washington June 14. Proceedings show lower on hand stocks and production in May. Cottonseed products and refined oils rise, while spools and yarns increase in value. Figures compare May 1 inventories to a year ago, highlighting shifts in totals for fibers, meats, and related goods.
A garbled report notes 150 publishers and editors attending a Fifty-frat annual convention related to a literary or cultural event. Mentions include Central Vnwer, San Antonio services, and a luncheon at Antoling hotel with various sponsors and publishers. The fragmentary text references a cultural conclusion and a Latin American setting with unclear dates.
The Gulf Pipeline Company receives a city and state order granting a franchise for a pipeline project. Officials approved the conduit to run through Cox and nearby regions, with telegraph and telephone lines planned. The action, tied to local authorization and state oversight, marks a notable step in regional infrastructure expansion.
County auditors from Kaufman and surrounding area gather in Fort Worth for a session touching new state laws on government, omits, and uniform policies. The meeting aims to discuss the fee law changes and trust fund provisions and their effective dates, with V Vater of Kaufman presiding.
Fort Worth's metro population figures show 1973 estimates with Fort Worth area listed. North Fort Worth and nearby communities such as Forest Mills, Tindville, Arlington, and Lake Worth are cited in the census report jointed figures.
Vier Gonenlea hosts an exposition of watercolors in Milam Art Gallery with Bennet and Keating among artists. A phonographic recital and piano performances are scheduled at St. Ann's Catholic church, the Phosphor festival dance at Woewllartn, and a charity tea at Salvation Army home to support maternity work. Local society figures, committees, and guests from notable families prepare for the events and social gatherings in June.
Washington June 12 The committee investigating Communist activities notes William Green president of the American Federation of Labor speaks against Communism and promises to oppose its philosophy. The assertion that Communist organizations were formed in the United States to overthrow the government is cited in testimony before the committee.
Flood damages Monterey area suspending several bridges with concrete washes. A travel bureau official says key routes between Vallecisla Sabinas and Nuevo Jevedo Monterey are passable after rapid reconstruction efforts. A June 26 excursion from San Antonio remains planned.
Fragmented OCR lists names, units, and movements of Army posts including Fort Monroe Abergren and Fort Thourdin. Mentions officers Walker, Wynehlow, Woodburn, Masses, Evans, and others to Charleston Fort Sans Mauston and hospital treatments.
The Law of the Hills, a daily newspaper published by a Southern Presbyterian conference, was distributed at the Westminster encampment during the annual Presbyterian Young People's conference in Texas. It is printed by three students of the Texas-Mexican Industrial Institute in Lubbock, with Antonio Vargas Juan Gullorres and Jose Cano named as the three editors.
Hearline Bartholomew submits the major street plan amid minor relinions, endorsed by the city street plan committee. Kincaid and Bartholomew, with partner Mill, travel to San Antonio to present to the executive committee. the body has delegated the plan for mayor and commissioners adaptation. A transportation report with three railroad facilities is due August 1.
A youth, Renogna, 22, at 1021 South Tecas Street, was hospitalized with a lip laceration after a backfire incident on Wednesday. Robert D. Green Hospital treated him Thursday. Another person, Bisie Wrst, 10, of 1498 Arbor Lake, was accidentally struck Wednesday and also treated at the hospital.
A talking bird debut occurred in Brackenridge Park Zoo as city officials reported the event on a Thursday. George Dura of 1025 North San Jacinto Street led the visit as the first public display.
Community groups announce meetings at the St Anthony Hotel and the Guorer hotel with speakers including Elers Hubbard Charence Darrow of Chicago. Officers to be installed at A and M college Mothers' club and Roosevelt Park chapter hosts. Attendance invited from scouts, local men, and neighbors as several city figures prepare travel, vacations, and talks on railroad issues and local governance.
Reported Thursday in San Antonio thieves took a ramshle prune set from a residence on Greer Street and a cane bottom chair and table from a front porch. An attempted break in at Christine Faut kinzterg’s home failed, say police.
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