04 May 1930
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1930
Page
1
The article reports a subdued Wall Street session with notable stock activity and price movements, while investors react to Hoover's remarks and ongoing prohibition debates. It mentions large gift contributions to France, cultural showcases in Paris, and social commentary on African art and body modification practices, all reflecting a wide range of topics in a single issue.
A broadened inquiry into poll tax receipt issuance unfolded Saturday as grand juries weighed whether law violations occurred. Plans to present further actions Monday target numerous potential charges, with Seeligson condemning the grand jury report and deputies facing charges in a related case.
A fragmentary report describes Walden's ice cream well as the world’s highest at 4200 feet above sea level and 600 feet deep. The gas emitted carbon monoxide 60 percent, cold enough to frost pipes, and the site reportedly yields fifteen hundred tons of dry ice daily from the gas.
Severe hailstones struck Eagle on May 3, piling in streets and breaking windows. Damage reached about $10,000 with many windshields shattered and traffic disrupted. Proximity to the city caused widespread foliage loss and feared heavy damage to structures and vehicles.
A broad Texas rain and electrical storm sweep from Wichita Falls to Dallas and South Texas causing heavy property damage and utility disruptions. Authorities report significant losses but final totals remain undetermined as storms moved through central Lexa and surrounding counties.
Washington May 3 Captain A T W Stevens, a war department photo expert, announces a new camera feat showing a picture of Mount Hanterake taken from 270 miles away. The achievement highlights advancements in long distance photography by military corps experts.
The forecast calls for cloudiness and breezy conditions across the region. Temperatures remain cool with light to moderate northerly winds and a chance of showers along the coast. some inland areas may see drier conditions later.
Campaigns heat up over a 4 975 000 Alamo bond issue with rallies scheduled before the election. Mayor Chambers predicts strong turnout while Maverick foresees a landslide against the bonds. voter challenges and record expectations frame the last minute push.
A 1921 letter by Samuel Colcord from New York City attacks the League Court as not an issue. The piece argues Colcord misreads the Illinois primary results, saying McCormick voters rejected the League Court and that Colcord falsely claimed broad GOP support for the world court. It cites Colcord’s book The Great Deception and notes Colcord’s absence during the Illinois campaign.
An armed pursuit led federal agent Tyrrell to confront suspects linked to a counterfeit bill scheme. A confrontation on Arlington court left Tyrrell mortally wounded and one assailant shot. a cache of counterfeit $20 bills was recovered near Hackberry and Adult streets as the pursuit continued.
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