15 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1930
Page
1
A garbled early 20th century text mixes anti atheism oath disputes, a Philadelphia baseball figure's release, and New York City street scenes. It cites courtroom debates on belief, Grover Alexander’s status, and urban crime references, illustrating era tensions between religion, sport, and urban life.
President Hoover today signed a bill establishing a separate narcotics bureau within the treasury department to control narcotics. The measure, urged by Representative Porter of Pennsylvania, will be sent to the Senate after passage in the House.
A fragmentary report indicates pending nationwide licensing for glider pilots tied to aviation safety. The notice references the commerce department and new permit requirements, with emphasis on regulatory compliance and imminent enforcement.
Calvin Coolidge discusses shifts in the American business landscape over the last generation. He notes the move from individual enterprise to larger entities and the evolving role of business leaders within communities and public life.
A chaotic shift in leadership and public trust marks the Tate era. Once confident and praised, a prominent businessman loses influence as government suits target large combinations. Public opinion turns against him and the chief role he held fades amid heightened scrutiny.
A long fragment outlines how powerful business interests arose in postwar industry and politics. It notes unfair competition, undue influence on political life, and strained relations with workers. The piece argues for restraint and return to prior methods to foster fair industrial development. Continued on Page 14.
Notes of positive business optimism from a utility magnate, claims of stronger national economy and improved business psychology, mentions pages for detail. Highlights Macy's street college sale and Magnolia company completing five lease deals across S&S A corners in Real Estate sections.
A garbled pretrial note suggests Capone-related figures, with a disjointed reference to a dismissal of the state's case and a bond or fee totaling around 14,000. The fragment mentions Palm Island estate and Chicago police or officials, with the arrest warrants named by an attorney, prompting release or fluctuating charges.
San Antonio leaders announce a large Knights of Pythias home event atop the Gold Selloys doll roof garden. Delegations from Betlas Austin Gonzales Suing Nogin Lyredo express intent. Judge Ellis of Dallas to speak. Statewide drive honors Henry Miller who unveiled the order.
In a morning session at the PSB campus Dr Hill will discuss Glorious Gospel and later in the evening address The Altar Call of Gel. A garden setting and educational holdings background are noted as the venue. A quartet will perform several special selections during the event.
A formal report by the elections committee in Washington DCL recommends unseating Representative Vincent Valmisano of Mayland Temptrat due to fraud allegations in the recent election. The panel found the fraud conduct influenced the 6 to 8 vote margin, with details outlined in the committee's November 2 filing.
June 14 reports describe men Mobert Snow Frank Chiles and Jack Malsterges roping and tying a large panther after it was treed by a pack of hounds about twelve miles below Cotulla. The animal was chained and prepared for shipment to San Antonio's park.
Univeraal service reports Col Rabecto Fierro to depart Roosevelt Field Sunday at 2 p m on a nonstop flight to Bexley City with mechanic Arnulta Cortes. The effort aims for a 15 to 16 hour mission aboard a low wing Lockheed Stios aircraft. The project cost about $20,000 and is conducted under Army air service.
Residents allege lack of street lighting on Graygon Street and nearby areas causes fear and hardship. A petition cited city neglect, noting auto thefts and burglars entering back yards while women fear venturing out after dark. City Clerk James Simpson acknowledged the petition and criticism from residents.
A Florida state banking official announced the closure of a bank in Labklanil today after noting the institution held capital of 100,000 dollars and deposits totaling 82,000 dollars at closing. The bank had been organized two years ago.
An Indiana bank was forced to suspend business at noon after a depositors alarm. The abrupt action followed the recent failure of the Adama County bank, which had a $150,000 exposure. The event raises questions about the health of regional financial institutions and prompts scrutiny of local banking practices.
London June 44 The Prince of Wales shows keen interest in aviation and gliding theory. He is noted for enjoying the hazard of the sport and has spent time near Lowes receiving leaders and records from Colonel Belgner and Tramth Rig ging.
In New Jersey on June 14 Mrs Tattie Esang and Private Vester Underdown of the US Navy were found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Evang Beans husband. The jury imposed no mercy recommendation, and Underdown received the death sentence while Mrs Tyas faced a capital verdict amid tense courtroom scenes.
Highland Park residents protested Saturday against replacing a Highland Park streetcar line between Rigsby and Walters with bus service. A petition to replace streetcar service was filed with City Clerk James Simpson, who said he received it on June 2 from the San Antonio Public Service Company. The petition was referred to the city attorney for action.
Pastor Dr Callom IL Booth will deliver a morning sermon on health and faith at Travis Path Methodist Church. The evening topic titled The Valley of Trouble will address church guidance. A luncheon meeting for visitors and the organization will follow at 12515 Pou on Tuesday with Mrs Tooth as host.
Dr. Philip Fletcher of Laurel Heights Methodist delivers a sermon on Father’s Day defending fathers. The church choir directed by Ormesher will sing Fire on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Fragmented forecast notes suggest Sunday may bring partly cloudy skies with moderate southerly winds. Temperatures near a high of around 70 degrees are possible with scattered showers likely later in the day.
A violent outbreak of tornadoes swept western Wisconsin and southern Minnesota last night and today. At Menomonie, Marie Tonch died after injuries from the storm. several others were killed or injured, including residents of Pine Point. Widespread destruction followed, with property damage around 1 million dollars and communities appealing for medical aid and supplies.
A Texas governor extended an invitation to President Hoover to attend the state fair in Dallas during October. The note references Colquitt and Hoover in the context of the delegation and official event planning for the fair.
Vatican City plans on Sunday June 22 for Pope Pius XI to leave the Vatican state by the bronze door and enter St Peter's Square by the front entrance. The trip will include five persons named Margherita Thomas and Lucia Filippina among those designated.
A lone bandit robbed the Superior Bank in Chicago yesterday, demanding cash with a revolver. He took 700 dollars from a teller’s package, tossed back the rest, and remarked he did not need all the money as staff watched him depart. The crime remained under police search with a description of the suspect and weapon.
Wheat oats and rye fell to new lows on the Chicago board of trade as heavy selling drove prices to the lowest level since 1918. July wheat dropped to 62 1 2 cents, September to 58 1 2, December to 63 4 Be, with July puts slipping to 73 82 and declines in corn and oats also noted.
Washington dispatch reports a Senate probe planned for Monday led by Senator Stoke of Nebraska to obtain papers on Harry Th. Goldhurst and Kable, the New York bucket shop tied to Bishop Samuel Cannon Sr. The push seeks records from Attorney General Mitchell related to Cannon’s broker dealings and involved entities.
The Federal Radio Commission denied Milford Massachusetts station KC its renewal license. The decision follows a formal filing by station management and reflects ongoing regulatory action affecting local broadcasting licenses.
June 14 Jenny Dolly, American dancer, denied rumors of a $300,000 baccarat win at Le Touguel casino. She said she has played there but never won such a sum.
Washington June The House adopted the final conference report on the Towles Smoot tariff bill with 222 Republicans voting for and 153 against. The measure now goes to President Weaver who is expected to approve before next week ends. Debate spanned three hours as Republicans cheered while Democrats warned of dire consequences. The action closes a long controversy and raises barriers on foreign goods.
The Hermann Sons lodge No. 174 will convene at 4 with a meeting of the society at 525 Youth St Mars's street Tuesday night. The program aims to celebrate the upcoming event and roll call gathering of members. Those in charge are Adolph G. Ubl Frank Grimanger John Ackerman Sr Joe Lubicher and Oscar Besch.
Fairfield report: indictments returned against 35 stockmen in a conspiracy to defraud cattle buyers. Attorney John Fletcher notes it as the largest group ever indicted. Ring allegedly bought substandard stock in Kansas City and Texas, shipped to Iowa, and sold as purebred stock.
Archibald T. McThern of Marceline Missouri has been named chief of the rubber section of the organic and citron materials division in the Commerce Department. Announcement made in Washington on June 4.
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