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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
4
Sidney Franklin, a Brooklyn bull fighter, was readmitted today to a private Madrid hospital where he has been confined since last Sunday’s arena incident. Hospital authorities say he is improving but require rest and monitor for unforeseen complications.
Keyes, the Los Angeles district attorney for 25 years, begins a prison assignment at San Quentin after his bribery conviction. He is to receive and distribute packages to prisoners and will serve as a legal adviser to warden James B. Holubin.
Lieutenant Corkille a veteran army flier received a commendation for extraordinary heroism after landing a flaming plane at Wright Field Ohio instead of bailing out. A carburetor failure caused gasoline vapors to ignite in the cockpit, he shut off fuel and crawled along a wing to extinguish the blaze, earning praise from Major General Fechet for the safe landing and valuable insights for aviation safety.
Mr and Mrs Harriman of San Francisco sue Ford Motor Company of Detroit for 179115 in damages in federal court here. They allege injuries from May when the right front wheel collapsed citing wheel failure and alleged reckless construction of the new car.
San Antonio delegates totaling 14 are set to attend the 30th annual Optometric Association convention in Dallas April 21 to 23, led by secretary treasurer W. Duke Pittman of Mexia. Local attendees include John A. Bridger James F. Doyle Alers J. Gray A. A. Grimee Edward T. Jeoisin Doc W. Hnger T. F. Hogin B. Kahn H. A. Klotz Donald Stevencies Hi seoble oTa Tucker ALR. Y and Nejeun Giteéman vice president.
Indian Ancre Helen Moses has been sentenced in Colville Washington to serve 10 to 12 years in prison for the murder of her mother Susie Moses. The court noted the girl’s relationship with Clarence Hartles, her white suitor, in delivering the ruling.
Berlin March 20 A last minute reprieve from execution was granted by Governor Roosevelt of New York for Frederich Edel a German waiter. Berlin papers report hopes he may still receive a life sentence. Edel has faced execution three times and claims innocence. The German government is interested in Edel fate with an appeal filed on his behalf. Several newspapers criticize the reprieves as prolonging a tortured case.
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