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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
2
Battered safe knobs hindered access at Lane Star Live Delivery office. A vault containing money resisted entry. the built in mall verety safe door could not be opened. Entry gained through a rear window by an employee named George Gistsen, discovered Thursday.
In Veraruz Mexico May Pi-Gentra Vaan Barreyan once a rebel chief in General Veansy Jinny Carranza’s faction is said to plan a return. He allegedly fled to Havana after the murder of the Mexican president and was sighted in Mexico City, while exiled figures and Cuba links to 1827 revolts are referenced.
Milena of the police department took fingerprints from the safe at a small records cafe after a burglary. The incident unfolded when thieves disentered the robbery actempe and looted the second cafe.
President Hoover resumes search for a new Supreme Court justice to fill the vacancy left by the failed nomination of John J. Walker. Indications from the White House pointed to a quick move on a new choice, with pressure and reactions shaping the Senate’s response as the administration contemplates resubmitting a nominee.
Mrs Louise Bode 77 died and funeral plans announced. She fled to San Antonio Wednesday and had lived in Fredericksburg and San Joe Ferguson areas. Relatives include Em Rohmann of Gillespie County and sisters Mesdames Droge of Furdeviehabure Taurer of Hix City and Sixt of Franklin among others.
Six persons died in a plane crash near Aguas Calientes Zacatecas Mexico yesterday. The victims included a wife and child and three other passengers. The Tarrensa correspondent reported the craft had been en route for hops and was already in trouble when contact was lost.
In Brownsville on March 9 an instructed verdict favored Creators Weekly in a libel suit brought by Creager. Defense argued the plaintiff failed to prove publishing defendants knew of alleged false content in High Handed and Hell Bent. Witnesses discussed Colier's and Sun distributing defendants’ responsibilities and the magazine’s editorial policy.
The trial of Watson, accused in the St Anthony hotel heist at March 30, nears verdict. Watson admits knowing Freddy Braubach and being in Houston but denies coordinating the robbery. Witnesses include Mabel Strickland and J Franklin Syears, with defense planning open arguments and a scheduled vote on an instructed verdict.
In a fragmented notice era, readers glimpse a local event with posters, a candidate named Micky and a Malta Visine reference. The garbled text hints at conditions or selling points for an outing or fair, with mentions of posters and a stall setup. Further legibility needed for full clarity.
The Borer County council of Parent Leather associations plans a rural schools fete at the Lilue theater on Saturday evening to raise funds for student Joan. The program features numerous teachers and students from many schools including Culebra, A.C.G. Lebar, Lee, Thelma Kerker, Inver Hits, and more, with music and performances by various groups and individuals.
Miss Mary Ellee Davis, 31, a teacher at Hood School, was found dead at her residence in Santa Monica. She was a native of Teras and had lived here some years. Survived by Mrs TM Snare of Fort Wert and ten others, including David Mallaz and others of Caron Christi.
An appellate court decision addresses a long running suit involving Tad Mava AINSI and William Heherie of Huntington. The case concerns time required to progress through the state court system and settle the matter, with references to an engine incident near Mealrn orphanage and Penn.
In Hooper Sidh May Rie describes a village known as the Onion Capital of Michigan, where a railroad project stirs interest. The piece notes the village’s growing prominence and compares its onion trade to that of the rest of the state, hinting at planned development tied to rail access.
CRCPUS CHRISTI Texas May 3 POW F Cottingham of Corpus Christi yesterday was elected president of the Texas State Council of Carpenters at the annual meeting which closed here. officers: T C McGlomery San Antonio first vice president J C Steves Houston second vice president J Ree Ander enn Dalin reelected secretary treasurer.
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