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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
3
Chicago teeters as the Libble murder amplifies a city hall clash over police reform. Officials push investigations into the police department while editors attack crime political ties. Estimates of speakeasies and alcohol outlets flood the scene as rewards rise and a novel search method is used.
In Chicago a man demanded $700 from a bank teller with a pistol. He declared he did not need the larger $5,000, then pocketed the smaller amount and walked away. The teller’s account notes the robber claimed he knew what he wanted.
Helena dispatch reports a windstorm demolished a historic Butte trading post over 70 years old that served Plainsmen near the old rendezvous site. The structure is reduced to memory as the storm moves across Montana. Also notes Deauville population gains and a historic seaside resort's year round residents.
Coosriwhl 1030 reports on Trish O'Sullivan as a key prospect in the upcoming Just Imagine film, with Maureen O'Sullivan, El Crendell, Marjorie White and Frank Albertson among the cast. David Butler directs. Morday start date mentioned. Lily Damita and other Hollywood social notes accompany a snapshot of industry chatter and party scenes.
A woman threatened a man on Liveoak Street early Saturday with a knife in hand and forced him to surrender $40 and a $25 check after grabbing his pockets. The incident occurred as Lynn Langhotham, 100 Berrea Street, was walking home. Police were notified and are investigating the assault and attempted robbery.
A Montana vigilante figure known as Sam Clam of Alltel Gulch dies at 88. He will be buried in Deer Lodge tomorrow with a westward ceremony. A long-hidden cache of gold funds the expenses of the funeral, linking to placer-mining days since 1864.
In Santa Maria on June 14 the Hancock Foundation College of Aeronautics hosts a memorial exhibit at the museum. The piece highlights Pacific aviation and commemorates a notable figure linked to local aviation heritage amid a broader light classifieds context.
Trials for Kid Taorho and Trothy Wansas, local prize fighters, on assault and battery charges against Kid Lencho, member of Listie fraternity, postponed to next Tuesday at 2 30 before Judge John F Onion. Attorneys sought delay due to conflict in another case. over twenty spectators left disappointed as charges filed last Monday. Lencho claimed they assaulted him and left him on Southern Ladle tracks. his face bore battle scars when he appeared in court.
The page lists multiple weekend dances and music acts including Lonnie and Kik Honesboyn at Midway, Jimmie Klein orchestra at Castroville, Steve Garder's Boks King at Crescent Bend, Dorothy Carter's Toe Line, and Labor Temple events, inviting crowds with prizes and performances across towns.
President Hoover defended the London naval pact saying it contains no obligations outside the treaty itself and criticized Senate opposition for seeking confidential negotiating documents. He argued the pact achieves naval parity and cost efficiency, preserving goodwill and limiting new ships while avoiding an arms race. Senate foreign relations work stalled as Borah seeks a speedy report on the pact.
Tyler Texas June 14 political activity rose after former governor Jans E. Bertuson addressed a large rally. He spoke in support of Miriam A. Ferguson for governor and Rantran candidate Jim ing of Rantran, signaling a heated campaign amid party fervor and lingering uncertainty.
The Peoples' Progression ticket will open its active campuses with a rally at Ler Uiiven hall on June 21, led by county attorney Tom Newton. The ticket has adopted as Itemat to Service and New Stander, Newton said.
James Marion Gurper, 76, of Texarkana, dies, according to Texan Trail Driver's Association president George W. Saunders. Gurper had been a rattleman since 187, moving to Texarkana in 1883 and serving as foreman before joining the Texan Trail Driver's in the south.
KTSA and sister stations list a dense daily lineup of musical programs, orchestras, dances, and church services across multiple kilocycle frequencies. Highlights include Texas Orchestra, public hour, musical voceuils, and Sunday forum with varied religious broadcasts.
Harmony tri air presents Broadway Revels with The Giersdorf gistere Butmony tein and Paul Ash hosting on KTSA at 6 pm Saturday. Youngest member is a violinist and arranger Elvira leads trombonist Rae pianist, joined by Marcia Breer Jasee Craw end Fred Vettel and The Foursome. Eva Ta Gallienne cites radio acting range from five months to five years. Hotel advertisements note broadcasting dance halls amid caution against profanity on air.
Charles G. Dawes, ambassador to England, called the London treaty a real progress toward naval reduction and limitation and said he believed it would be ratified by all involved powers. The comments came amid renewed discussion in New York.
James C. Barker of Los Angeles, his health damaged by malaria experiments in the Philippines, will obtain a $125 monthly lifetime pension under a bill favoring him. The measure was prepared as compensation for the injuries suffered during the WWII era investigation.
A night storm in southern Chile caused multiple deaths after wrecks and collapses. Officials fear the toll could rise as rescue teams assess affected areas near Santiago and other coastal towns.
A letter from Will Rogers discusses New Jersey’s role on a national stage and U S diplomacy, praising a competent leader and warning against voting against him. The writer critiques German influence and comments on boxing sports with a tone of satirical politics.
Rome reports the death of Admiral Mille, a decorated hero who earned the gold medal for bravery during the Dardanelles campaign. The veteran, tied to Italy’s war effort, passed away as authorities confirm his service in the conflict.
Caracas notes Pi-Dr. Pedro M Arcaya former interior minister and Venezuelan minister to the United States from 1822 to 1826 has been appointed minister to Washington once more.
In old Aurora a veteran named Travis Jones guided four others to safety after smoke filled a two story home at 398 Funeloo avenues. He woke his daughter Mrs George Lane and her children and helped lead them outside before firemen arrived despite intense flames and collapsing areas.
The eleventh annual reunion of the Pioneer Freighters association gathered at San Pedro Park with many attending despite showers. Rev. Fr. Hill opened with a prayer, speeches followed by Dr. Frederick Terrell, Dan Congers, and secretary-treasurer William Krempkau. Porter A. Whatley welcomed the pioneers to San Antonio as Captain Jack Ellgy spoke for the freighters and the group moved to the annual barbecue before the day’s events concluded with the bell ceremony planned for Saturday night.
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