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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
1
Reports recount Wiley Post and crew completing a leg of their around the world attempt with a stop in Berlin and hoped Moscow, while a fatal accident and a gashed woman’s fate draw attention. The piece notes modern travel fame and the risks, with commentary on wealth, industry and conservation efforts by Rockefeller and Coolidge era figures.
New York June 25 George Dinmiar a former Filipino house servant was tried in county court today for the murder of a physician. The verdict, which likely carries the death penalty, was delivered after mere minutes of deliberation.
Ui Cel Crosby, former peace officer, testifies about directing youths Salvador Cortes Rubio and Emilio Gomez before a fatal shooting. He describes obtaining a weapon from Vimilia and denying involvement as a deputy, while detailing the moments of the crime and confrontations with investigators and witnesses. The defense questions Crosby on prior sightings and the sequence of events surrounding the drive and gunfire near the courthouse.
Forecast calls for generally mild weather with Thursday night expected to drop near 22 degrees. Temperatures will rise during the day with the high in the mid 20s and a risk of light showers in the rover Manis and Wrilary regions.
The Chicago Dental Society announced after a world wide survey that American teeth ranks among the healthiest in the world. The report highlights national dental health advantages and suggests continued emphasis on preventive care and access to dental services.
Rail carriers seek licenses to operate a Chicago to St Louis air route. Attorneys for the railroads plan to appear before the Illinois Commerce Commission on July 14 to contest the certificate issuance to a new airline. The Universal Air Line claims the Chicago and Atlantic would face the commission in a broader case.
Rail carriers announced readiness to raise all existing freight rates in response to the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry. The resolution states no selective exceptions but a general rate surge, pending final commission action on the proposed percentage hike.
One of the largest raids recently in the area netted evidence of a copper still in operation, mash, fermenters, and 212 gallons of whiskey. Cuno pleaded guilty with a $100 bond. Flores pleaded not guilty with a $2,500 bond and a hearing set for Friday morning before Commissioner Lovkhaet.
New York June 25 Theodore Roosevelt urged easier understanding by the United States of the aims and aspirations of Spanish American countries. He criticized past attitudes as wrong and short sighted and urged a more enlightened policy in the Americas.
Dallas voters split the season timing in a July 4 decision affecting the Texas League race. The move signals a possible reshaping of the baseball schedule and standings for local teams.
A New York woman became the first female appointed to the magistracy bench as the appellate division of the Supreme Court affirmed the decision. The case involved Zee Quus, Mrs Norris, and trials where accusers claimed misconduct during reviews, with references to a four hour revenue hearing and a judge’s remarks on a ward of the court.
George Evans, a real estate man, files in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking the return of his six year old daughter from his divorced wife in Arabia. He petitions for habeas corpus to secure custody and education for both children under the terms of the divorce.
A mob of strikers attacked a truckload of miners near Rensile Ohio, wounding at least two men seriously. Deputies and armed guards intervened to stop the bloodshed as arrests were made among the strikers.
Fragmented reports describe alleged plots surrounding Queen Consort Marie-Louise Laupesen and King Carol of Romania, with claims of intimidation attempts and military intrigue. Parallel accounts detail the Serbian royal crisis as King Alexander and Draga face a dramatic split, triggering political upheaval and palace violence in Belgrade.
In Menlo City on June 25, residents celebrate the annual Bath Day with public baths opening, music, and solemn water rites. Juans partake in ablutions while bands, drums, and orchestras add ceremony. public spaces are decorated with banners and flowers.
Report notes a tempest tale of a death linked to self harm amid unclear whereabouts. Authorities investigate, seeking clues on the location and circumstances surrounding the incident. No names or precise details are provided in the readable text.
Soviet Society officers welcomed world fliers credited with a 5000 mile flight and a long remaining distance as they landed at the Moscow airfield. An official reception and dinner were arranged at the Germal hotel in honor of the Development of Aviation.
Airmen of Kummer Wiley drust and Herald Galty rush from Templehol airidromen day for Moscow as their plane circles the ginbe. They disembarked at TAR m while the Zeppelin recon hovered, a quiet night over the zerenid street.
New York trading surged as heavy buying volume drove shares higher. Early gains of about 3 to 4 percent lifted confidence, with around 100 million shares traded in the brisk first half of the session. The market recovered after a recent crash, aided by rapid execution and strong demand.
Weather forecast calls for fair skies with gentle breezes tonight. Light to southeast winds expected. Temperatures near mild levels with daytime high and overnight low in comfortable ranges for residents.
A garbled report discusses a government veterans loan program with banks totaling 75 million dollars. It references the Taft administration and timing around June 20 and notes loan figures and related totals, including a large cumulative sum with a one percent loan lag mentioned.
A pair of airmen, Mait Oiere and Tolger Hoirls, landed at Krefeld after a 82 hour fight from Sew hinodland, planning to resume to Copenhagen soon. They reported exhausting fuel after crossing Simin and Frowe but said their plane was not damaged and they would continue the voyage.
Readers seeking housing options across multiple streets report rooms and weekly rates. Listings note 2 to 3 rooms, some with kitchens, in areas including Cam, White Sun, Av e, and Went Hasinr. Prices range from weekly to monthly, with various amenities and lease terms.
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