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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
3
The U.S. 8 Arizona carries President Hoover on a roughly ten day vacation cruise begun at Norfolk Virginia. He plans to engage with affairs of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands during the trip.
Epinburg March 19. Ross King, 19, among several sailors tied to a fatal incident, faced new charges as authorities investigate a submarine disaster aftermath. Multiple servicemen are under scrutiny for roles in the case.
A San Dingo investigation centers on a note claiming a perfect crime in a child slaying. Detectives question a suspect, Tuna Talamontes, 24, tied to the Virginia Crooks case as authorities offer a reward for the arrest and conviction of the slaver.
Washington March 10 The agriculture department has aim to cutting losses in wheat smut control by technical loans and advances to farmers to stabilize the wheat market and prevent further spread of the disease.
In Sabinal a degree team from Doras led by Grant Connell retired from duty after conferring degrees on a local lodge. Members Daxes Sleenman RK Heynelda Fitzsimons Stephens and others attended a log of the council of Trayal and See lect Mastera of Masons. Ohio reported a death by heart failure during a family event, following a seizure, at a canal party.
In a terse report a man is charged with murder over a shooting that killed his stepfather J. W. Stafford. The incident unfolded Tuesday night as the suspect and a brother hid in the washroom while the former navy diver planned surrender. He had recently been released from a government hospital after treatment for a mental disorder linked to a prior steam-related incident.
An investigation was announced Thursday into installing flood lights for Olmos Basin to improve safety during high water. The proposal aims to illuminate the basin and deter hazards during flood periods.
Anghees, March 19. Actress files $6,000 breach of promise suit against a motion picture magnate, alleging he harmed her at a school event last October after he expressed romantic intentions while she attended. She claims he was married at the time.
Manida March 19 observers report a shallow quake at 16:00 local time on Mindanao Island. Damage details are sparse with early reports indicating minimal structural impact and no injuries confirmed at this time.
A column notes that unemployed workers look for openings, urging employers to consider skilled laborers and offering guidance on locating temporary and permanent positions. It highlights the need for steady work and community support during economic hardship.
A federal court filing by A Roemer seeks a receiver to run Delaware Bankers Company of America amid a board contest. The move claims administration allies control the firm, mismanage assets, and threaten financial stability while a final ruling on which slate constitutes the valid board awaits an upcoming hearing.
A cave-in in a Western Pacific tunnel trapped workers yesterday as rescuers recovered a buried survivor. The incident halted operations on the West Main line, delaying progress and prompting emergency response teams to search the rubble.
A state legislative committee debates a bill aimed at preventing the highway department from enforcing contracts without legislative consent. The discussion names lawmakers including Reyes and Verrell as key figures in the dueling position on the measure.
The article reports a college president returning to a Valley college after an extended period. He delivers remarks at a ceremonial event and speaks on institutional goals, leadership, and future plans for the program.
A severe blizzard paralyzed Cape Breton including Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Cape Treton area as trains halted and all travel operations froze. The storm delivered near record snowfall amid chaotic conditions on March 19 with regional services stalled and roads impassable.
In midwestern conference circles proposals about funding institutions in Kansas faced cautious discussion. The stage was set for potential shifts as groups explored how to support local schools and community programs through financial backing.
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