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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Washington scene with Semite pleas ignored by Hoover, references to the Landon naval treaty and Senate ratification, debates on reservations, and speculation about a special session. The text is garbled but centers on naval treaty debates and political maneuvering in Congress.
Mayor Chambers directs police squads to remove election posters from street poles after complaints the signs disfigure the city. Officers patrol Main Street while residents complain about clutter and hazards from pole advertisements.
A woman was jailed after a liquor raid on Montatre Street when police arrested her Thursday night. Officers seized 422 pints of bonit brow n. Barbara York of Tyrleon accused of ppreetision of boor and charged with probilation violation and related offenses.
Fragmented OCR summary reports air units engaging an area commander. Names and places are garbled but indicate military operations with generals and lieutenants involved. The text hints at Allied and artillery actions and ongoing combat readiness.
Corpus Masons elect officers for the lodge at Corpus Christi with E direhy as seizing warden and A Manmab as treasurer. The report notes junior officers and names several members including C Carter and W Whiinker in various roles amid a formal installation night.
Fragmentary notice recalls Harry C. Stutz of Auto Fane and Tri 254 Tharry Stutz as a known auto worker. The piece mentions his death and a home life affecting the Antti WTS, with scattered details about burial, family, and local ties in Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Paul P Hinsks attend Rotary International silver jubilee convention in Chicago. Mr Harris is noted as founder of Rotary clubs which are spread across many cities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unidentified names and a regional scene but lacks coherent details. No clear event, date, or organizations are readable to form a factual summary.
Reports from Washington indicate the government will keep a ban on export of arms to the Soviet Union. The decision follows statements by officials and a stance supported by the department. In related notes, discussions touched on policy shifts and industry reactions, with brief mentions of the Vitling ban and associates in Baltimore.
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