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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1930

Page

2

Rum charge preserred in fatal street crash case

Tonle Horner of 505 North Florer Street allegedly drove the car that struck and killed 75 year old Petra Avila of 2126 South Trinidad Street on Tuesday night. Avila died at Rutert B hospital shortly after the collision on Pecos Lima Streets. Public health official Marie St Clair was at the scene and helped detain the driver as police investigated. Victims and witnesses named include Fellon Moyean and Howton eng Laredo streets. Victor Castille, 60, and Vir erez among others treated for injuries.

Tonle Horner North Florer Street Petra Avila South Trinidad Street Louie F. Boltz Avila Rutert B Pecos Lima Marie St Clair Publc Health 5 Moyean Howton Eng Laredo Virerez Bachiaco Street Ted Victor Castille Bourd Bante Rose Avenue

Good Liquor at 30 Cents Pint in New Haven Notice

Fragmented ad snippet notes cheap liquor at 30 cents per pint in New Haven with mentions of March 12 Res shan Jexal, 50 renta a pinday biter. References a congress member and a speech about最高 Bates end be made end sold. Also mentions Household fiend and Read Claagif gation 124 in light classified.

New Haven Wilken Heli Pots Congrean Chapare Elke Rome

Youth Pays Fine With Pennies

Detroit report details Victor Clevers a truck driver paying a $20 speeding fine with pennies. He carried 2050 pennies plus 30 for backup, and Judge Sharman Callender noted the pending case while it took 12 minutes to count the coins.

Detroit Victor Clevers Concervatioe Victor Alb Sharman Callender Yeaterday

Court Hearing Opens in Albuquerque for Hechfort Manby Estate

Federal court in Albuquerque hears a bid for possession of the Lisearold Englishman estate valued at $59,000 as Arthur Hechfort Manby, a recluse, is found decapitated at his home. Circumstances surrounding his death and life become central to the case.

Fay Bare Banta FE N. S Merten Arthur Hechfort Manby Moore Albuquerque

Bride Tells Her Secret of Happy Marriage

Mrs. George E. Pillow of Franklin Virginia recounts a transformation after using Najol to restore energy and complexion. She describes early marriage strain from her husband’s active lifestyle and how Najol’s internal lubrication without drugs revived her health and zest. The ad urges others to buy Najol to regain vitality and happiness.

George E. Pillow Franklin Jay Wajoll

Women Speak in Dry Law Defense at hearings

The Young Women's Christian Association and National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement committee urged support of prohibition. Mrs. Morris Taibert of New York and Mrs. des Nicholsen of Chevy Chase backed lawful avenues to amend the Volstead act. Critics argued for nullification, while lawmakers pressed for cross examination and fair procedure during the dry law hearings.

Young Women’s Christian Association Morris Taibert New York International Order Offices Daughters Des Nicholsen Chevy Cowse National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement Committee America Taber

Defense Witness Heard in Telles Trial for Murder

The first defense witness in Ganpar Tell's murder case testified on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Mancha Garcia, 104%, described posing near Ghosco's home after the shooting and that the dying man told her he had killed Tollean. The widow asserted Orcaco was the killer, while jurors spoke of the progressing trial and the language barrier noted among witnesses.

Ganpar Tell E. Ornarn Mancha Garcia Cibela Attest Ghosco Orcaco Alvely Bame

Name Permanent Recreation Head Named in City Report

Local records list Miriam Hesey as head of Permanent Recreation with Miriam Weinewins and Wilma Marg noted in the same city charter details. The report names several officials including Helen Sagle and others connected to municipal recreation duties.

Mine Miriam Hesey Anne Weinewins Mies Marg Wilma Umertiens Teeseral Helen Sagle

Man fatally hurt in fall near Lewomieane mill accident

A man sustained fatal injuries in a fall at a location near Walp Sine. He was found severed and dragged into an open Whitnes bank, then entered an oven elevator. Police report the incident as fatal injuries and the man’s identity is being withheld.

City Sees Victory for People’s Ticket in School Board Election

Mayor Chambers praised the People’s ticket as final counts showed an overwhelming win for Hicket Emportel by deity. The city will honor prior agreement with the board, while new members take oath and prepare for the next regular meeting.

C. Mr. Chambers Ianitor Chambers Anit Rel Tursdas J. G. Harberger Chamabera Weilnestay King- Robbie People's Ticket Harmeony Hermeny Roger Stok Z. E. King Sed Mary King Robbie Way Sehnls Hager Sickes Wildmore Scinola People’s Arakesan Mere King Tar Rabbie Damen Perrs Weer Mra Taylor Sih Wlfl Quirk Tc. J. Holmgreen Mea Ulfle Wal Love Gliser Mara Tusioe End Mee Quick Holmgreen Mr. Tutile Perry Better Schools Ticket Oliver Amt Cave Canalnien

Health concerns rise as heart disease and cancer grow

New York reports show heart disease and cancer increasing, affecting middle aged men who eat poorly, drink, and lack sleep. The state insurer warns on risk factors while urging periodic physical exams by medical director De Angier Hatta.

Neruie York Wocileate Perry New York Tate Insurance Company de Angier Hatta Jireuter

Senate Votes Big Anti Road Fund

Washington D C Senate appropriations committee recommended adding 282000 to run the senate office building. Benatar Keye of New Hampshire protested that the anecdrophen had eaten the bindings of bly Lenka.

Senate Washington DE. C Denate Appropriations Committee Cedar Benatar Keye New Ffampahire

Nurses Favor Their Jobs, Survey Finds

In New York March 12 a national survey shows nurses prefer staying in their current roles over switching fields. The report notes strong interest in improved pay and working conditions, with many respondents citing job satisfaction as a key factor.

Naw York

Detroit teacher threat colors municipal clash

Evangeline Linaversa, mother of a colonel, faces possible loss of a peat on Detroit school grounds amid a tense dispute. Cly proposes discharging an employee who resides outside the city, Sumila. She lives in Grosse Pointe suburb.

Evangeline Linaversa Detroit Cly Sumila Grosse Point

Lindbergh's Mother May Lose Detroit City Post

DETROIT March 1 4 The Detroit board of education debated discharging all aliens and all residents outside Detroit limits. Mrs Svangeline Loder Lindbergh mother of Col Charles A Lindbergh was a chemistry teacher at Central High and a resident of Grosse Pointe. The board reported 204 aliens among 900 teachers. 75 live outside the city.

Detroit Detroit Board of Education Oday Svangeline Loder Lindbergh Col Charles A. Lindburgh Cins Dechntral High School Lindbergh Grosse L'Oiat Merv Frank Cody Ite Abr Cody Osford University Alirox Fidward E. Williams

Proposed U S Policy Debated Amid War Aims And Finance

A fragmented discussion on American foreign policy and domestic finance critiques a policy of guarantees while highlighting Mellon’s budget needs United States treasuries and public spending in New York City amid labor and radical tensions. The piece probes national credibility in wartime stance and school radicalism debates. If preserved, the text signals conflict over control of wealth and education and the role of government in shaping public life.

Wright Denies Concession In Gasoline Drive-in Fight

Commissioner Phil Wright rejects suspending the no drive-in station rule that requires 300 feet from public buildings. Ruhnke of North Firs street argues widening North Wiores street threatens his curb station permit, citing 215 feet from Main Avenue High School. Wright insists the ordinance, urged by the school board, bars drive-ins and warns no permit will be issued. George Roe offers land for widening, then refuses to donate, saying the city won’t bargain to violate the law.

Phil Wright Alanding Ruhnke North Firres Street Wright North Wiores Street Main Avenue High School Conner Hivnesa Ruholke Weight George Roe Wiinat

Brother of Killer Will Stand Trial FOSTON

Bob Goodwin age 21 faces trial as an accomplice in the murder of Lloyd Flot 23 in Texas court with his brother Dave Goodwin 40 previously sentenced to death by electric chair after a jury conviction. Elliott's bullet pierced Holy was found March 3 in Sul par riser amid a compromised verdict expected if a guilty plea was entered.

Foston Texan Bob Goodwin Lloyd Flot Bate Dave Goodwin Elliott Goodwin CS A

Mrs. Hughes May Be Glad to Get Back

New York report describes Mrs Hughes waking at 530 am for 40 days to make coffee while Brester chief justice prepared a public address. Her husband rose around seven and spent extra hours thinking over his speech for Washington and the World court.

Chief Probes “Uake” Malady in Tennessee

In Johnson City Tennessee on March 12 Dr. Eb L. Biehoo head of the state health department pushed his probe into a paralysis outbreak affecting 12 people in Northeastern Tennessee. He noted the illness resembled multiple neuritis but could not determine if infection or chemical poisoning caused it. He did not mention alcohol as a source. Previously doctors found a coat of the patients had been display jogging liquor of doubtful quality.

Johnson City Tenn EB. L. Biehoo Tennssee Tenaessee

St Louis Railroad Posts Profit Increase

The annual statement from St Louis San Francisco Railroad shows a profit rise over 1028 with a total gain of 3 320 408. The surplus reached 2 811.62 per share on common stock, and operating income for the year stood at 628 146, a gain of 5 500 over the prior year.

St. Louis

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