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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
8
The Romanian government ordered confiscation of any newspaper mentioning the exiled prince Carol who claimed the throne for love of a woman named Mraee, Hoeleie Lupesca, and banned such references in today’s issues.
Los Angeles reports Columbia Pictures has acquired film rights to "Loss You, Sister" to star Barbara Stanwyck as Sister McPherson. Carey Wilcon to write adaptation titled The Miracle Woman, with Murphey Bosart, Mona Maris, and Michael Vavitch among leads.
In a fragmentary May note from Cleveland columnists, Will Rogers comments on local crime and governance. He jokes about sneaking into a senator's office and critiques population and federal aid, mentioning towns, people, and post office concerns. He ends with signoff from Rogers.
Reports say Ronald Cotman left suddenly for unknown reasons before yesterday, with hints of a holiday, possible travel to England, and no forwarding address. Widespread speculation centers on his sudden absence from the Golden office and upcoming talk about his next project.
The body of a gun duel victim, identified as Duncan, lies unclaimed. An alleged accomplice escaped the night of the killing. Secret Service says Edward Ysevel and others acknowledged Shackled guardianship while Duncan and wardel separation occurred before death. Police note Duncan had prior prison terms in Minnesota, Nevada, and California under aliases.
Henri Yeager and Veank Taylor were released on bonds after arrest during a raid on a home on Sewersh San Haba street. They faced charges of possession of whiskey and Led. Yeager posted 200 dollars while Taylor gave 107 dollars before U S Commissioner A Lorghart. The hearing occurred Monday.
Bexar County farm agents report a rise in the county herd honor roll from 234 cows in March to 262 in April. Six cows daily produced more than 56 pounds of butter fat, 34 cows yielded 0.60 pounds daily, and 15 cows produced between 40 and 80 pounds per month. The top five herds were Hin Vista Hildebrand Alta Vista Hildebrand Mt Stivns J. Finley Albert Herbst. Records show milk output rises with proper feeding and balanced rations, lowering feeding costs.
Second party of mothers sail aboard the liner Republic from Viokoken, South Dakota, after an official page from Acting Mayor, to depart at midnight. The event is linked to a Pilgrim voyage with a focus on reunions and charity aboard the ship.
John Stoddard, tied to a nine count Michigan case, remains free as extradition papers are denied by Governor Mandy. Local officials filed warrants in Pantian, while Stoddard was arrested here on a high profile warrant. unrelated carpentry and builder ads appear in Licht Classifieds.
New Orleans May 13 Julee Nahoum famed financier known as The Key to National Prosperity was given a term of hard labor in the state penitentiary after conviction for embezzling £60000 from the West Coast Trading Company. Divorces granted list includes Manual Ortiz Breup Orta Ortiz Thomas Simpson Antzaret Simpson Cooling V Milley Dewey Miller Jolhy Wainwright Morgan Edwards Maples Henry Tell Maples D Sawyer J D Sawyer Louis Guischaro and Mattie Guischarnaud George Cherlia Cherry
Graf Zeppelin begins a flight over Switzerland from Friedrichshaven on May 18. The airship plans further hops to South America and the United States. The crew includes 44 persons such as Minister of Transport Vouguerard and his wife and Minister of Finance Moldenhnurr.
In Point Barrow Alaska the three month long daylight edge begins as the sun fails to set native children play all night and birds migrate. Eiders move through open leads while songbirds struggle in dim light.
The Texas State Board of Education refused to bar the book Early European Wishes from public schools after Rev. Earl Anderson of Dallas complained that it teaches evolution theory and shows pro Catholic tendencies.
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