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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
8
A garbled 1937 Fort Worth report notes a faction defies a move to obtain funds or support. The text is incomplete but indicates a clash over money and allegiance within an unspecified group. The fragment mentions Navive Vand and returning money, with unclear specifics.
In Tokyo on June 24, forty four persons faced trial on charges of Communist activity amid a crackdown by police. Defendants include Professor Sano of Waseda University and Arabata, a noted writer from Yokosuka labor circles, with other details from a chaotic dispatch noting postal rate changes and a separate kidnapping case in Fort Worth involving Turman and family custody.
Three people were placed under medical care Thursday at Robert P. Green hospital after attacks. Albert Lopez, a local resident, reported walking near 6 Perez Street when an assailant struck him with a blunt object. Another victim, Yin, was treated for stab wounds and remains under observation. Garcia, 20, of 548 Bout Street, sustained injuries during the same incident and was hospitalized.
Exiled former minister Luis Cabrera arrived in Mexico City after a month abroad. He faced charges of plotting against the government and was not arrested. A petition for expulsion by relatives was filed in the Supreme Court, and no decision had been issued. Police and military authorities had no instructions to act.
San Antonio leads 490 cities with the lowest fire insurance rate after figures from the state insurance board show the city posting a fraction of a percent for fire coverage. Officials cited recent wind damage and policy terms affecting premiums, noting the yearlong frame and shingle roof risks in the area and naming higher rates in nearby counties.
A collision on Ciacklt avenue near Woodlawn Lake hospitalized six people including Miss Nita Godboli and Jimmie Hughes. Authorities say a sedan driven by Mrs. Tl. Gnabohl struck another vehicle, injuring Gloria age 4, Myra, and several adults. Emergency crews transported all injured to Medical Acts hospital for treatment. condition descriptions are unrevealed.
New York report states Thomas Franklin Manville Ip, a 98 year old manufacturer, seeks a divorce from his bride Avenue Valley show girl. Friends say his feelings were hurt by her attitude and describe it as being too high hat for him. The Mae 21 marriage was their third for both.
In Chicago on June 1 the Film Museum of Natural History announced the excavation of ancient Persian courts from the capital site. Director Stephen Siming disclosed the find after a shipment of treasures arrived from Meenpolamia rin.
Berlin reports extensive talks among major banks including Bank of England Bank of France Federal Reserve and Reichsbank to arrange German loan credit for Bonann. The discussions aim to secure funding and stabilize the German market amid unsettled economic conditions.
Report says two minor blazes drew firefighters from duty in the early hours. One incident touched an engine room at a maze-like area on Lie engine line near Almino Roods camps A and Jones street, causing slight heat but no structural damage. A second fire near Marie Rey on ZL Duent street was contained with minimal losses, as per local fire officials.
A committee was formed to make nominations for a board of directors with Robertson of San Antonio and BT Haynes of Atlas serving as secretary. The Tex ay En afeny waa a rawheeb references unclear but notes a council of safety and aims to appoint directors.
Fragmentary text from a historical paper hints at predictions about future airplanes in New York. Names and clarity are missing, but the gist points to aviation progress and a auditorium speech by a figure referenced as Frank Mawks.
Fragmentary text describes a wealthy Spaniard killed in Mexico during a winter night at Villa Medellin. The notice mentions a large family, aviation, and several disjointed names and numbers, but details are unclear.
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