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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1930
Page
2
Gold Star mothers aboard the liner America voyage to Cherbourg France where they visit the graves of fallen sons. French officials and citizens warmly greet the group as they reach the shore and tour sacred sites honoring military families.
A spill of garbled OCR reports a theft claim about 4400 pennies stolen from a store safe. Unknown suspects entered through a rear opening. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible.
A beauty ad touts Plough's Face Powder as a personalized cosmetic offering three textures for dry oily and normal skin. It features five modern tints harmonizing with flesh tones and promises lasting adherence and value priced at 2 2 50c and 75c with names Plough Inc New York Memphis and Francco at bottom.
The American Institute of Architects plans its 101st national convention in San Antonio. Robert M. Arron, a local architect, faces accusations tied to 194 wire receivers. Secretary Atier JS. Agtes says the event runs April 1 to 21 with a New York bid team, and hopes for over 600 attendees from cities nationwide.
In 19th century style testimony, W B Wright, a Black man, entered the home of Alexander at 102 Canter Street and, after a struggle while leaving, was accused of disturbing the peace. The court trial involved officers and witnesses with Alexander objecting. Wright was jailed after being fined ten dollars.
Reported in a Deep Work festival setting, oil workers forced to cut own wood after a recoil incident. They ventured into nearby woods to fell trees, keeping furnaces and boilers fueled as deliveries halted. Names and locations unclear due to damaged OCR.
May 2 report from SANFELO notes the Knights of the Round Table holding a convention. Officers were to be elected today with a banquet to follow. Corpus Christ is also bidding for the 1931 contest. Séb detenaten registered.
In TONDON a May 200 report outlines censorship efforts in India. It claims telegraph messages were examined and that individuals faced penalties for attempts to further civil disobedience. The piece notes charges related to anti government activities and published statements.
Washington May 26 Republican leaders in the Senate plan to avoid an open vote on the London naval treaty, opting for a consensus approach. They aim to push major bills including a $21,000,000 river project, the Walker trial bill, and veterans relief before the session ends, with leadership signaling continued pressure through early July.
An OCR fragment reports Matlock's first judgment being guilty in a coruption case amid unclear names and places. The text mentions bovine, a judge, and a scene on a city street with references to Marge and a film, but the details are garbled and names are uncertain.
A local motorcycle officer, J A Shannon of 448 Cottonwood, appears in today’s “How Your Policeman” feature. Shannon has served as a police officer since August 1028 and is highlighted in the ongoing series.
Several American mothers in France were reported gravely ill or recovering in a hospital setting. Mrs Mary Reynolds of Whimsevus Ohio and Mrs Florence Withintes of Ports mell Ohio were said to be gravely ill with indigestion and peritonitis respectively. Other sick list members included Mrs Willow of Verdun and Mrs Dish Allen of Coral table, with several recovering from bronchial conditions and tonsillitis. A large medical staff monitors the group as weather improves and wreaths are placed at notable monuments.
The English Church mourns the death of Archbishop Vondos at age 32. The late church leader, a prominent figure for Canterbury, died after a lengthy illness observed on a solemn day. Funeral rites and tributes are planned amid national mourning.
Fragmentary OCR yields a tense note on French troop movements and a request for a clearance operation. Names and places are garbled, but references to Worms Writhing, May, and Thiers hint at a local military or civil instruction amid unclear dates and directives.
A 14 year old from Chicago named Morse reportedly shot a panther in Nepal during a return from a nine month military tour. The youth said the animal posed a danger to him and his father Col Hoberts. Authorities will review the incident.
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Marshall Flicks, noted as a former mayor, underwent two major operations following a night incident. Reports say he is recovering as doctors attend him at a Las pica Inst Weducsing facility.
Margaret Howat, 50, heir, was released on bond Monday after being charged with murder in a case involving Creed Wax. The incident occurred on May 13 when a confrontation on Cherry Street led to a fatal shot injuring Robert Green, with Justice of the Peace Jobn Qnion cell. A separate indictment against I Taylor over stolen woods was dismissed Monday.
A restaurant incident at 167 Wheel Commerce in Florida led to Rafael Rivera and other staff facing assault and affray charges after an argument over a broken dish. Flores allegedly struck a waiter, prompting legal action and a civil case pending before Judge Matlock.
Ming 20 was elected president of the Osbernt College and Jolias named fireaidene of the Mijanig Scale at Normal University. The late Linvhd Fetulee is noted in the record as part of the transition.
Judge W W McCrory continued the trial of Keapeth IT president of Winnie Richardson investment house after a verbal motion for continuance by J Frankl Speare. Indictment alleges swindling theft and embezzlement tied to sale of unrecorded notes and first mortgage certificates. District Attorney Lamar Serlingson indicates state may seek new court dates this fall as receivership action sought by A Scellgsan.
Houston reports record cool spell with temperatures near 61 degrees marking one of the coolest periods this late in the year. The mercury fell to 60 on March 26 and 61 on May 28, as a high pressure system brought sunny skies and light winds across the region.
A pair of men face charges for the robbery of a waiter named Joe Oonark at a Capcharne dining house. J. Mills is alleged to have aided in the offense, with the crime said to have occurred about 65 years ago. A second man, Finnecity, was charged but not yet arrested. Authorities say he is sought on similar terms.
Harlingen shows a $200,000 public works project on North Commerce Street by Central Power and Light with a new bakery on West Harrison Street. Weda Trammell, president, notes the bakery will be the largest and best equipped south of San Antonio.
Mrs. Smythe dies in a local hospital Monday. The obituary notes she was a Bears Rin native and lived in San Antonio and Houston. She belonged to several clubs and was survived by five sisters and other relatives. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon at an unidentified church.
In Bucharest on May 26 a clash between students and Socialists outside the Workers headquarters left forty injured, some seriously. Police dispersed the crowd after unrest erupted near the party building.
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