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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1930
Page
5
NORTHAMPTON Mi May 1 A brief speech by Coolidge urged rally attendees to support the president to ensure the country’s success. The event, part of Republican efforts and local groups, aimed to energize supporters at a campus-like gathering in the era.
A garbled medical advertisement touts a product claimed to relieve neuritis and chronic pain. It alleges non addicting, safe relief and offers money back guarantees while promising swift access and broader work ability for sufferers.
William King, 113 North Laredo Street, severely wounded by knife in his home at midnight. He bled heavily as hospital staff fought to staunch the wounds to his right side, shoulder, and forearm. His sister found him. his wife Jeanette King is jailed on charges of assault and murder with bond set at 500 dollars. Caf owner Garza testified the women borrowed a pistol blade during the incident.
A disrupted report describes multiple attacks after midnight. Jesus Aguilar was beaten at a bus terminal and then taken to hospital with a broken nose and other injuries. Two assailants fled. Joe Hambrer suffered injuries at San Maceos and Laredo streets and received first aid. A. Richinols was robbed on Burnett Street. A fifth victim, N. A. Clark, was found dazed on Cameron Street and hospitalized. A purse snatching yielded $16.
The document records provisional land surveys and rental terms across multiple tracts and individuals. It lists Dineman and other names with periods of tenancy and annual rents, including references to surveys, parcels, and fees.
In Bombay on March 1 clashes erupted at a busy market as police charged with batons to disperse crowds. Several civilians were injured as the incident drew calls for calm amid rising tensions in the Bombay presidency.
In Heverle Hills Illinois on May 18 a reader laments French authors who die with their books unfinished. Rogers argues for a global law forcing a man to read his own autobiography aloud before enemies to reveal true character. He concludes with a taunt about how a dying man can insult you and provoke anger before you react.
An airplane mechanic died during a military and aerial review for Premier Mussolini yesterday near Florence. The fatality was reported today amid the ongoing event coverage.
Chicago police seized Frank R. Phillipe after he attempted a bombing at a North Clark Street restaurant. Officers, hidden in wait, ignited the fuse to deflect the blast and ended the peril as Phillipe was dragged away in custody.
The committee of the Wickersham Law enforcement commission forecast tightened prohibition enforcement tonight. Many meetings have been held on the reform and appeals for action, but the committee remains in a stalemate.
Mrs. Nixon of 617 Chestnut owns an old photograph depicting Main Arenas High School and a three story stone building from a bygone era. The scene shows an industrial tent, a picket fence, and a bustling, early town commerce setting with a pink lemonade stand. Many photos were returned to their owners.
Dallas firm asks court for permission to compel Insurance Commission to issue license authorizing it to act as general and local agent for fire and casualty companies. Petition targets W. A. Tarver and J. W. Dawerss on the state board. May 10 date appears in the filing.
Two Philadelphia firemen and a police sergeant were injured while rescuing two girls trapped as a fire broke out today in a Germantown building. The blaze intensified despite efforts, with responders focusing on evacuations and securing the scene.
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