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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1930

Page

15

Rejection of Naval Pact Urged by Senator Robinson

Senator Ros Robinson, Republican Indiana, urged in a national radio address that the naval pact be rejected as gravely dangerous to U S safety. He argued the United States must not seek war power but must stay prepared, criticizing eight inch gun cruiser limits and citing Admiral Hilary Jones and Vestimony in Senate testimony.

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Mexican woman press correspondent embarks two-decade career

Concepcion Oroxea de Martinez stands as one of Mexico's few female press correspondents. Over twenty years she reported on notable events, including following the exploits of Pancho Villa for her newspaper.

Concepcion Oroxea de Martinez Mexico Taneho Villa

Lottery Proposed to Aid France in National Defense Lands

Paris earnest discussions among parliament circles reach a climax as Deputy Henri Latraur introduces a bill to authorize a national lottery. The plan would fund a national treasury to raise 30,000,000,000 francs, about 1.2 billion dollars, for defense lands and related measures.

France Paris Henri Latraur

Judge to Rule on Perjury Etiquette

Federal Judge Charley B. Faris heard a perjury case involving Vincent Kerens seeking a 1.9 million dollar share of his father Richard Werens estate. The dispute centers on whether it is proper to lie to protect a woman in a probate matter.

ST. Louis Charley B. Faris Vincet Kerens Taoks Richard ©. Werens AugLri-Hungars

Mexican woman reporter breaks barriers in Mexico

Senora de Martinez, a pioneer among Mexican women journalists, left her home to cover crime arson and war events across the Republic. She met Pancho Villa’s three wives near Chihuahua and witnessed Villa’s death region, reporting for Excelsior with her husband and an interpreter.

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Texas oil notes reveal conference on production and Royalties

Oil operators and landowners in West Texas attended a conference in San Angelo sponsored by the Petroleum Association of France. Officials from Humble and BP discussed policy shifts, with talks on production, new wells, and public relations. The event featured remarks by industry leaders and a call for better coordination among independent operators amid rising activity in Panhandle and Central Texas.

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No Innocent Man Murdered Here Says Will Rogers

A Chicago column quotes Will Rogers arguing against gang killings and praising a harsh street code. The piece contrasts notorious gang violence with a supposed system that punishes criminals by their own methods, claiming it would deter crime.

Chicago Lan Gahks Eadh Ler Will Rogers

City of Chicago Flyers Endurance Flight Sets Refueling Record

John and Kenneth Bainter, pilots of the City of Chicago, completed an 875 consecutive hours in the air at Sky Harbor Airport. Facing night refueling hazards and stiff winds, the brothers pressed on high above the field as fatigue grew. One crew member dozed at the controls, waking only when their craft dipped toward a spin.

Sky Harbor Chcago Svjie John Kenneth Bainter Chicago

Pope Upholds Office Duties Amid Illness Rumors

Pope Pius XE continued his demanding schedule after denying reports of illness as untrue. Cardinal Pecci, papal secretary of state, was authorized to issue a statement to ease uneasiness caused by persistent sickness rumors.

Valican Citt Pope Pius XE Telny Phe Poulifé Cardinal Peclli

Chicago Exchange to Close Saturdays This July

Chicago Exchange announces Saturday closings in July following the July 4 holiday. Officials say there will be no Saturday sessions on July 6 and during the remainder of July, with normal operations resuming after the month.

Chicago Exchange Chicago Mervintile Exchange Tony

Milleatic Radio Chief Back From Chicago Meet

W G MacAuntry of Milleatic Radio Corporation returns to San Antonio after attending a company meeting in Chicago last week. He visited the Lake Shore Hotel’s club during his stay.

MEET W. G. MacAuntry Milleatic Radio Serporation San Antonio Chicago Tle Lake Shore

Novel Sermon Discussion At Army LY Meeting

The weekly Thurkday night Hange Finders class at the Army LY meets at 7 o clock for a discussion on the novel sermon Is It Any Use to Pray. Sergeant Ht A Mere Faith will lead the session with guidance and reflection.

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