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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1930

Page

4

Ferguson Prohibition Platform for Texas Governor Bid

Texas political figure advocates for stronger liquor laws and officer screening. She pledges to bar any official who drinks, seek affidavits from judges prosecutors and sheriffs, and require six months sober before holding office. She also plans to rely on her husband for counsel and emphasizes old fashioned fireside talks. She frames reform as ensuring enforcement and public trust.

Ferguson Bus Dan Moody Ain Supreme Court At Austin James Ferguson Democratic Committee G- Devit Airife Ible Dim East

Hollywood feud ends as Tully and Gilbert bury hatchet

Jim Tully left, famed hobo author, and John Gilbert, film star, formally end a feud that began after a punch exchange in a Hollywood cafe. The two men moved to reconcile and put aside the dispute.

Jim Tully John Gilbert Hatchet Hollywood

Hoovercrat ticket looms in Texas primary

A rumor in Austin says a complete Hoovercrat slate will be offered at the upcoming primary. Alyssa Momdy of Houston, a 1928 Hoover backer, is said to announce for lieutenant governor, while Senator Thomas B. Lore of Dallas seeks the governorship with Hoovercrat backing. Other Hoovercrat candidates are expected soon.

Austin Alyssa Momdy Houston Hoover Thomas B. Lore Dallas

Falls 5 Stories Asks for Smoke

CHICAGO May 24 Walter Boesse an iron worker fell five stories today from a building under construction Workmen rushed to aid him He sat up blinked and asked for a cigarette A minor fracture in his left foot was recorded as the only injury

Uareoa Peninice Chicago Walter Boesse Boesse

Senate Sets Aside Big Cancer Fund

Washington May 24 The Senate posted a bill providing 190000 dollars for cancer research through the U S public health service. The measure, sponsored by Senator Harris of Georgia, carries backing from leading cancer experts and now goes to the House for approval.

Washington, D. C United States Publc Bealth Service Senate Harris Georgia House

Prohibition and Officer Conduct Urged by Miriam Ferguson

Miriam A Ferguson of Austin Texas in May 1920 urges action to purge officers who drink alcohol and participate in illegal liquor trade. She calls for open courts to remove violators, demanding swift investigations and legal enforcement to set a sober example for the public.

Ferguson for New Hearing on Pardons in Texas

In a courtroom debate the defense argues Texas lacks a pardon power after impeachment and seeks a new hearing. The prosecution contends that pardons exist and impeached officials may be pardoned, stressing that the constitution requires reasonable interpretations of law.

Texas

Oil Well Sparks Seguin Oil Activity Boom

In Seguin, May 24, activity surged after the Beeligman No. 1 Pride well eight in Guadalupe county came in at noon Friday. Traders focused on leases and rockers, with heavy trading evident though no further drilling plans were announced.

Seguin Teras Beeligman No. 1 Guadalupe County

Army Orders List of Promotions and Transfers

A long, garbled entry lists military personnel and assignments across multiple posts and institutions, including universities and towns. The fragment mentions William Wakete, John J. Mosre, Emory University, University of Vermont, and several other names with vague destinations and dates, ending with a note about rates in a classified column.

Universal Kervier Invernor Wiliam Wakete Gi Meade Malcra Fuzfaniin L. Carrot Harevnzort Balt Lake A. Betkelen B.C Laavenworch An Myre Moward John J. Mosre Tadkial Fala Miley Saumur John W. Henson Willam Vermont Dante Berker Albert WM France Emory University Part” Steerer Jobo B. Bond Fort Teh Canbiliar Fe Trarzean Verelev Payitaon ALC Mura P. Boek Phines Alene Wiiran Eld Ohn Beapsonen Tendawetn Heckeell Gerla Baverd Wivtecks Erlix Tield Mervin SC Dros Cela Fame Cela Tyta PR Netand James Magsnooth Esteeset

Wealthy Implicated in Rum Plot Across Elite Circles

New York May 24 Hundreds of members of a new aristocracy of thirsty millionaires, with palatial yachts to smuggle fine liquor, may face federal action next week. Edward Tatham, director of a London distillery, freed on bail, is linked to Justerini and Brooke in a conspiracy to violate prohibition. The indictment shows foreign agents aided by a strong American syndicate as investigators tracked the operation.

Associated Pee New York Park and Fifth Avenue Social Register United States Robert B. Watlse Oxford Toronto Watts Tatham St. Tiere Miquelon Bahawas Uba

London Firm Denies Involvement In Prohibition Probe

London firm Justerias and Brooks Pall Mall denies any illegal acts by Edward Tatham of Oxonias in New York last night. The denial comes amid federal prohibition enforcement inquiries and questions about firm consent and operations in the United States.

London Edward Tatham Oxonias New York Wee Hhe Wen Justerias and Brooks, Pall Mall, Winers

Ambulance Collisions Injure Three Rushed to Hospital

An ambulance carrying three injured negroes collided with a second ambulance on Market Street. Four people were injured including Butler James and Charley King. The crash occurred near Robert B. Green Hospital after a prior collision at Weneh and Dekata streets. Several others sustained minor injuries and were treated.

Gersdorf Butler James Market Charley Magpie King Canton Strest Jucille Brown Robert B. Green Weneh Dekata Mannie Nam Welly Elt Patemac Xtevet Irin Jantee

Dance events and prizes fill Crescent Bend week

Local notices list cash prizes and dances with various bands and venues. Sun night Heat Ball stars Theo Art2t arch Advi Dance at Marfiner Sun, Midway Sat, and Hua nite Sat. Labor Day weekend features Lucky Number Dance by Cluebra Inc and Oldtime Dance with United Kpeniah War Veterans.

Marfiner Moppy

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