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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
3
Report from Boston notes hornet swarms causing disturbances near shore. Officials say hornets disrupted navigation warnings and caused whistles of warning to cease as storms of insects were observed offshore.
Howard Hughes announces the purchase of Multi-color Films Incorporated and plans to license the color process to other studios investing a few cents to light the way for relief in Hollywood.
San Antonio reports the first sight of two large BG engines, each weighing 437 000 pounds, built by the Datilwin Locomotive Works. The pair is destined for freight and passenger service between El Paso and San Antonio, marking a shift with the engineer seated forward and raised higher than standard. D. Carson and J L Houster inspected the units, noting they are among the largest operated in the region.
Four alleged Wallace counter liquor conspirators received fifteen month terms in federal penitentiary. Named defendants include former Coeur d’Alene mayor Ed. Mossi, former Shoshone County official WoT. Weniger, and former city police chief Wd. Hailes, with other local figures also implicated.
Owen M. Combe of Trownsvilly said the water board may study the feasibility of diverting Rio Grande water into northern Cameron and southern Willacy counties for irrigation. The proposed project would cover about 1008 acres and examine feasibility and impact.
Fragmented OCR reports a violent incident involving a man approaching a victim by wheel chair. Names such as Arnold Wenge and Sol S. Reed appear, with references to a teen who killed himself and a medical or accident setting. The text is unclear and partially garbled.
Mrs Born files maintenance suit in CO on June 24. The former spouse Faith Wilnans Born is named, with prior work history and bills for separate maintenance. The case references a real estate or asset split and mentions offers tied to San Antonio and a delivery contact.
A Wisconsin delegation led by Governor Dan Moody visited Brownsville and nearby areas to inspect crop productivity along the Lower Rio Grande. The tour included a review of cotton fields and an anticipated move to Brownsville and Velasco Isabel, tied to an appropriation under consideration in Congress.
Langdon case hinges on alleged romantic notes between Harry Langdon and Mrs. O'Brien now Mrs. Langdon. Prosecution cites a $311,511 claim while Langdon argues notes were given to stop potential $250,000 slander suit not as proof of love. witnesses to the Beard referenced in proceedings as climax nears.
A fragment from a 20th century report claims ultra violet light can reduce cold spread. It notes winter epidemics rise with pneumonia and respiratory disease, mentioning experiments on volunteers and suggesting lighting methods may lessen illnesses.
A 6 year old Irene Tane was bitten on both ears by a household pet and was taken to Robert Bs Hospital, Turasay Scotter area. The incident occurred on North Alamo Street near 2247 Wreoing street as the child was bitten by a household animal while at home.
Texan Lefkowetz, president of the American rabbis association, presides over the central board meeting ahead of the annual convention opening tomorrow. The event focuses on reforms and guidance for congregations, with delegates from several states expected to attend.
In New Orleans on June 24, a group of disabled veterans heard Col. George FE from Washington discuss hospital care and provisions. The convention addressed hospitalization and transportation issues affecting veterans.
In Calistoga California on June 24, master sergeant Deter Fy. Bosit, serving under Governor’s office in New York, plans to retire on a pension after many years in the Army. The report notes his faithful service and the culmination of a long career with state posts and duties.
Arthur Storms of Pioneer Fredr Mills sent dedication airmail letters last week from Randolph field. One letter to a Chicago publication came back unopened with the envelope.
Logically garbled text reports extreme heat across Oklahoma with references to fatalities and widespread strain on systems. Key entities unclear due to OCR errors, but notes Oklahoma and June timing with deaths attributed to high temperatures.
San Francisco and East Bay residents face gasoline price unrest as Retail Service Station Wardlers association members press for keeping prices at a steady level amid ongoing competition.
Fragmentary report from New York outlines enforcement actions against illegal bootlegging operations. It mentions a buttermilk bar and pint glace event tied to ongoing suppression efforts and customer dissatisfaction amid police activity. The readable text is garbled with multiple OCR errors.
Two American men received honors at Brussels University during a ceremony in the new medical building. The event honored their contributions within the Brusse ls academic and medical community, reflecting ties between U S and Belgian institutions and the ongoing research collaboration.
Police press Tuesday in a citywide search for Miss Sarah Villens aged 83 of 1919 West Houston Street who was abducted while walking near West Commerce. The suspect, described as an unknown man with a pistol, dragged her into a car after a brief exchange. her sister Angelina Villers and others reported the incident. Police traced the suspect to a home but have not yet located Sarah or the vehicle.
A town priest was appointed bishop of Lincoln, Iowa, with local church leaders and parishioners noting the historic elevation. The ceremony and dates are not fully clear from the fragment, but the appointment marks a notable ecclesiastical milestone for the community.
Heavy guards patrolled Seville streets today after a looting and fighting spree spurred by alleged police malTreatment of a deceased worker. The clashes left over a hundred injured, many from factory districts, with workers protesting in sympathy.
Frankly promotional copy says Pebeco Tooth Paste targets those unhappy with ordinary dentifrices. It claims to whiten without enamel scratching, stimulate saliva to neutralize mouth acids, and support natural protection, presenting Pebeco as a dentifrice for thinking people.
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