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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
14
In a dramatic turn Tod Mar 13, martial law was proclaimed by the Indian government over the city. Civil disobedience leaders seized control as troops and police struggled to dissolve the takeover, prompting a confrontation between authorities and insurgents.
An ad touts Sedarex as a fast acting headache remedy with minimal side effects. It urges readers to trust the product for relief and keep working through headaches.
Des Moines Iowa March 13 Intensive search continued today for the slayer of Evelyn Lee a 0 year old school girl Her body was found in a wooded section on the outskirts of the city late yesterday Police centered their hunt on a man not named whom they believe may have molested school children in Southeast Des Moines near the crime scene in recent weeks He is believed to have been in his home Friday night before Evelyn was abducted and slain
An Los Angeles pilot departed at 2 a.m. for a one stop flight to New York aiming to set a new transcontinental speed record. The test, labeled a major objective for aircraft progress, unfolds with hopes of proving quicker cross country air travel.
Ernest Young, an elusive alleged killer, remains free as police widen the manhunt across Kerr County. Detectives J. R. Gray and Lee Williamson hunt near Gevers Street and along the southern edge of town after more than an hour of searching, with Capt. Aubrey Hopkins ordering full-time pursuit. Since his escape, San Antonio residents have phoned in hundreds of tips, but Young has not been captured.
An advert promote Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide for inflamed varicose veins and running sores. The copy urges readers to buy a two ounce bottle at Cull Street, claim rapid improvement, and guarantees reduction of swollen veins to normal with continued use. The text notes substitutes should be refused.
Police learned from Mrs. Mass Young that the pursued man would be turned in Saluda, but he claimed she could not locate it. Since escaping, he attacked a man near downtown and later begged breakfast from another man seven miles from her car.
Father John A. Tyan of Washington DC told the Catholic conference on industrial problems in Denver that overproduction by industries and police stock market crash contributed to unemployment.
In Corporation court Lu cile Hazel ages 11 or 12 sat at a counter at 222 Avenue F with a 1 year old, but was told to stand. She uttered abusive remarks about white people while a clerk testified and Judge Case Watson imposed a five dollar fine.
Local druggists praise Prescription A-2851 for rheumatic pain relief whether chronic or occasional. It targets the source of pain and has shown success in gout arthritis and neuralgia. Tear out this notice and ask your druggist about the Morbing elie 3 wood adsive or the preservation A- abst ra liquid or pill form.
James Matthew Moxon Jr., son of Tennessee bishop coadjutor, pleads not guilty to a second degree murder indictment in New York. He is held on a $13,000 bail after arraignment today.
Physicians at Robert B. Green hospital Monday morning removed a toothpick from the throat of 27 year old Freda Georgia Aufrey of 643 Rule Street.
An advertisement-style claim promotes taking a tablespoon of Tumlac tates with meals and at bedtime to relieve helplessness and fatigue, promising increased vitality and better sleep. It touts a money-saving hack and urges immediate use.
The advertisement assures risk free cleaning of expensive garments at Howards own plant. It touts experienced, efficient cleaners and scientific methods that double the wardrobe and restore dresses to original freshness. Garments are insured from the moment of handing the identification slip.
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