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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
2
In a New York interview, Moody argues prohibition weakens the U S ally and cites Texas as evidence of reduced drinking over a decade. He insists a large majority support prohibition as a fixed national policy and warns efforts to repeal pose a political war by a small minority.
Alice White engages in uncertain matrimony plans amid unclear arrangements. The report notes her being a may or may not figure in forthcoming nuptials.
In Helena Montana on March 6 Dr Wendell Catton of Forsyth resists shaving eight years as oil prospecting continues in Rosebud County. Local exploration yields a brittle trace of oil, delaying his plan to trim the long beard until a successful well is declared.
Feudville Kentucky report says two youths, aged 18 and 20, were captured after a pistol hold up at Crothergville service station. The suspects, linked to Indianarchis, denied the crime but were jailed after the incident near Berea, with a burning cigarette found among their belongings.
Estimates were revived for a proposed children’s wing addition to Nobery B. Green Memory unit at 195,000. Mayor Chambers questioned available funds to build the wing and suggested the bond issue may cover equipment purchases if legal.
Police units searched for two high school girls missing from their homes since the day before. Authorities traced one girl to a residence on Carnoban Avenue and another near Mary Avenue, as families reported concerns. Investigators urged anyone with information to contact the local station.
Mayo Clinic official to address audience at Ween Uh Feroet hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Speaker expected to discuss hospital leadership, medical research, and patient care innovations at the event.
Walter Dunham announces the Easter Good Friday concert featuring a 60 piece orchestra and 24 to 44 singers led by Marie Sandeline Kath Wring Meise and Merl Barber. Sponsored by Goling Philanchro Pit, the event draws 1244 attendees with 4 sections, including a reserved Negroes area, set for April 18.
Retired officer Mager Jane Van Harn died from burns after a fire broke out at a residence on 628 East World Avenue. Fire crews battled flames as clothing, furniture, and surrounding items ignited, with authorities later extinguishing the blaze and beginning an investigation into the cause and circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
Fragmented report records a visit by Fort Mele officials and a cam labeled rearea. Lit phage visit by Trin Willan Laveller during a routine inspection, with unclear context and partial names.
An article notes a new eight A P chief set to assume duties amid partisan proceedings. The piece highlights expected governance changes and confirms the official leadership transition within the agency.
In a March dispatch from Mexico City, President Inge Ortiz Rubio discusses launching a foreign investor program. The plan aims to welcome trained, capital-backed youths from abroad, protect investments, and attract experts to develop key Mexican industries.
Washington March 6. Senate approves a tariff rise on Cuban sugar from LOZ to 2 cents per pound by a 47 to 30 vote. House bill calls for 4 ute of 240 cents. conferees must choose between this and 2 cents before final approval. Roll call shows party lines with 20 yes, 20 no, and 3 undecided.
Vincente Feenandez and Fairique Daemilla were jailed on narcotics possession counts after a Wednesday night arrest near San Luis and Syutt Medicin streets. Federal investigators testified at a hearing led by U S commissioner A Lockhart, with bond set at 31500. The men were held in county jail awaiting further proceedings.
A narrative follows a pilot and his bride as they navigate a problematic honeymoon. Cryptic passages mention travel plans, flight ambitions, and potential obstacles in mid voyage. Names appear garbled and uncertain, but the couple's intent to fly to destinations remains central.
One Mexican man was killed and another wounded as renewed border incursions near the American boundary erupted in violence in El Paso on South Piedras street by St. Ann's Episcopal mission. U S border patrolmen reported no wounds amid heavy gunfire.
Kenneth Daneron, professor of economics at the Rice Institute, spoke as the guest of honor at the Liane club luncheon at the Plaza hotel. His talk, The Buskers Man's Civilization, touched on retailing trends, chain stores versus independents, and the stock market crash's impact on business sentiment, with optimism tempered by the fall.
Detroit March 6. G Cecil Covill, a bachelor who won a $20,000 idea home at a real estate exhibition, announces he is engaged to Mika Marguent Graham a Scotch Islander from St. Thomas Ont. The couple plans to wed soon amid the public notice of his change in status.
A liner bound for Marseille via Algiers encountered propeller damage near Toulon France. Repairs were underway as the vessel proceeded with assistance from nearby harbor services. Passengers remained aboard as the ship adjusted its Mediterranean crossing plan.
Fragmentary OCR report describes dynamite found in a street near offices of Ta Wright. Text mentions O Paws contractors and unclear names and dates. Details are garbled but indicate a dangerous discovery and possible investigation.
A resident laments long neglected home maintenance and rising costs in a Virginia based neighborhood, noting frequent repairs and lack of progress. The account mentions persistent leaks and mechanical issues, with local residents and suppliers blamed for delays and mounting expenses.
Archaeologists in the education department report the discovery of a temple to the Indian god XintecuMli near Mexico City. A statue of the god lies in the archeological zone eight ten tijless from the city, with a pyramid misinterpreted as a regular structure. The temple likely predates the pyramid by about two centuries.
Private homes and hotels offer rooms of every description in the rental columns of the light classified pages. Listings span multiple locations and amenity levels, reflecting varied pricing and arrangements for prospective lodgers.
The murder trial of former judge John W. Brady is scheduled to begin April 14. A special venire of 500 men was ordered, with return date set for April 11. The case concerns the homicide of Sins Leblia Highsmith, stabbed to death on the night of November Eleven. jury split of nine for death and two for life.
The report from TANDON states that Herberk John Gladstone, son of Gladstone, died in England today after an illness that began in January. He was 178 years old, with the notice noting his early life and lineage as part of the brief obituary.
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