Fascists in Clash With Communists in Heidenau
In Heidenau, Dresden region, Communists and fascists clashed today injuring 21 and overpowering the police. About 150 Communists and one Bundist took part. only six police were present.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
6
In Heidenau, Dresden region, Communists and fascists clashed today injuring 21 and overpowering the police. About 150 Communists and one Bundist took part. only six police were present.
The Very Rev. Duane G. Flynt, vicar of Salt Lake City, is promoted to the title Right Rev. Monsignor due to his notable radio preaching. Bishop Jehu J. Mitty confirms the promotion, recognizing Flynt’s long service and eloquent sermons.
Leading Crackenridge High students will be honored at an annual Parent-Teacher Association banquet Tuesday. Principal Enos Gary will discuss future plans. Simon Frank, a student debater, will speak on The Mainbow Trail. Choma Portwood of San Antonio High will discuss seniors' last days and future guidance. Dorothy Rogers, state solo contest winner, will sing My Lover Is a Weaver. The school orchestra will perform two pieces as Sigma Epsilon pins are awarded to nine-tenths average listeners. Mrs Jesse Beitel will be introduced by Mrs J Crews. The event is organized by Adah Gibbons Oftlie Strahon Viola Moore and Agnes James.
Daniel Ephraim Bridges, 73, died in San Antonio on Wednesday and was buried at Wall, Texas, on Thursday. A native of Mississippi, he came to San Antonio a month ago for medical treatment and is survived by his wife, sons, and 12 grandchildren.
Opinion by General Robert Lee Bobbitt states motor buses of transportation firms are taxed where the principal office sits. Written by D. Holt of Waco. Southwestern Transportation Company based in Texarkana would be taxed only in that city.
The wife of John W. Brady, former associate justice of the Austin Court of Civil Appeals, was expected to testify in his murder defense in the Intel stabbing case. The defense indicated that alienists would not testify unless the state provided corroborating expert testimony. About 30 witnesses remained uncalled as the second trial neared its close.
An Alamo Mission chapter Daughters of the Republic of Texas committee will meet at 107 West Cernig Place at 3 p.m. Friday to discuss design for a Texas coat of arms and motto. Members include Mrs. Fannie Applewhite and Mrs. O. W. Farnsworth. state officials say Texas lacks both.
An advertisement touts Gray Ointment as a cure for ugly boils and related infections. It claims quick relief from pain and inflammation and suggests use for fever, toxin removal, and healing, citing a supposed guarantee by W F Gray Co Suahvine and a president named Andrew Jackson.
Port Arthur won the site for the 1031 meeting place of the Texas Lions clubs during the final session of the twelfth district convention held in Austin. Five district governors were elected: Bam Brawell of Clarenda, Lalla Dyson of Electra, Fred O. Grimes of Hillsboro, Wilmer Wagger of San Antonio, and Dr. FLD Futler of Bay City.
Advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil can shrink varicose veins and relieve piles. Uses full strength formula applied night and morning to swollen veins, with money back guarantee. Promotes as safe for relatives or friends worried about varicose veins. Sold by druggists with quick results.
The note invites acceptance with compliments and a trial of eight bottles of homemade Hires Tant Beer. It asks the recipient to judge and compare, and to seek opinions from family and friends. It mentions buying bottled Hires from a dealer at a savings and requests callers for Tires at fountains.
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