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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
6
Washington officials acknowledge rough estimates on unemployment and jobless claims remain unreliable. A joint check by the Labor Department Commerce Department Treasury and Federal Reserve Board shows undercounts and gaps in official figures.
An American, Verne Jenson, was gored by a bull at Mazatlan’s bull ring when he stepped into the arena. He was taken to a military hospital in grave condition with companions including Wrathy Alexander and his wife present.
Advert shows Capodine as a cold and ache remedy that relieves headache neuralgia and aching while reducing congestion. A dose of two teaspoonfuls in water brings comfort quickly. liquid form acts faster than pills and powders. Sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes.
Boston authorities raid the Elks hotel lodging connected to the Boston lodge, finding a large liquor cache in a fifth floor room with a 40 foot bar and booths. Three men face federal prohibition violation charges as hotel and Elks officials dispute jurisdiction over the seized property.
Paris reports say the socialist parliamentary group expelled J. L. Dumesnil and Henri Falcoz after brief discussion for accepting cabinet posts in Tardieu's ministry. Domesnic becomes minister of routine while Falcoz serves as undersecretary of state for public works.
A joint San Antonio meeting of the chamber of commerce instrumentation committee and the Town chapter of the National Aeromotion association outlined a 16 a m dedication on June 25 for Randolph Field. William McIntosh was named chair of the invitations committee, with Maj. J Chaney Worter Whaler and Franz Grovs on the panel. General F B Gabm heads the arrangements committee, aided by Ed Feille Graham Dowdell Capt AW Ve Parker Wayne Parks Capt Orly Quinn Robert Marclay and Jack Beretta.
ST. LOUIS March Re Ficted under the habitual criminal law John Pieper 81 faced 25 years in the Missouri Penitentiary for theft of a automobile. Before going to trial he refused to plead guilty and accept a two year sentence.
A repeated burglary near Mason Street ends with a daytime chase and a final return to the scene. Neighbors and police pursue a tall black thief who snatches a sack of plunder, fights Harwood, and escapes with loot after a second confrontation.
A March 4 call for massive red demonstrations in New York and other cities was issued by Communist factions. Leaders from several groups plan protests in Union Square and across Chicago Detroit Washington Philadelphia with a general strike urged for Thursday noon. Propaganda efforts include mimeographed letters from offices linked to Soviet leaders in New York.
In Chicago on March 4 more than 18 000 teachers received back pay marking the first pay in months. The Board of Education distributed salary checks to police, firemen, and other city workers who had been unpaid for nearly three months.
In Tamplona on March 4, Miguel Crimp De Rivera, son of the former dictator, and Captain Texach of the Spa artillery fought a duel Sunday morning. Crimp De Rivera was cut once on the wrist and Texach was cut twice, with both men unsatisfied and the dispute unresolved.
A patient reports a rapid assessment plan including immediate headache or neuralgia check within 30 minutes, a COVID like cold day check on arrival, and malaria testing to follow within three days, with a note of 666 in relation to a liquid context.
Advertises Rinex prescription style cold remedy with money back guarantee. Claims noticeable relief in 2 minutes and complete relief within 5 hours or a refund. Mentions Dr Platts Rinex and Mall Anneeze or Aniffie as vendors. Describes quick symptom vanish and no heart risk, with price points listed.
The San Antonio river beautification work will continue under the park commissioner’s oversight as Street Commissioner Paul H. Stettler agreed to proceed until the Hood prevention fund is exhausted. About $30,000 remains for river beautification, with potential transfers of three employees previously planned. The threatened workers include W. T. Crow, Hinekeeper. James Hughes, construction superintendent for flood prevention. and Florence Newton, secretary. Mayor C. M. Chambers stated he would take over the work and pay the three employees if needed.
In Corpora tion court H. Claxton pondered justice as Clayton admitted being drunk at the Labor temple. Prosecutor Andy Young presented, Judge Dave Watson ruled the complaint unsigned by Special Officer Henderson, making the charge void. Clayton walked to the jail door as Bailiff Fred Scharfenberg guided him free.
A diminutive Negro woman about 110 pounds armed with two large pistols held up TyHoper at Walnut and Burnet streets Monday night. Hoper, shaken, opened his wallet and paid $50 after she threatened him. Police tracked the suspect Tuesday and sought details to apprehend the assailant.
In Alamo Georgia on March 4 a high school senior Marion Ballard 18 fired at Grace McDaniels 26 of Chauncey leaving her in serious condition in hospital. Authorities say Ballard proclaimed the wounded woman “took my father away from me.”
Construction of a new road seeding to the citys 18 acre gravel pit on Castroville road began Tuesday, according to Street Commissioner Paul V Stoifler.
In City Court, Detective J G Blunkeball arrested Davila on a possession charge for marijuana. He claimed no sale occurred while prosecutor Ly the boys mocked Andy Young. Davila’s tongue test was attempted to identify use, but only a partial tongue showed. Judge Dave Watson fined Davila $25.
In Sonora, Mexico, about 300 Mexican families returning from Arizona plan a new settlement at the La Mirea hacienda and Gen. Francisco Manzo’s property. After government aid, they left the Emilia Carranza colony on the American side and traveled by 110 cars for the new location, crossing the border in automobiles.
CENT Rrvii Iowa March 4 Three children of Mr and Mrs Tawis Evann of Beymour near here were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their home early today Marie 14 Inlen 42 and Glen 10 were the victims The Evanns woke to find the house ablaze and escaped through a window but could not reach the children asleep on the second floor
Li Willy's Syncopated Dance party headlines a lively evening at the La bor Temple with the hottest music and performances. Te Toudouze hall hosts the event featuring dancing, rhythm, and energetic entertainment into the night.
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