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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1929

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Great Elections and Electric Power Reflections

By Arthur Brisbane examines the elections and voter insight while discussing rising electric power use in the United States. It notes 20 million homes lit by electricity and 10 and 95 billion kilowatt hours used domestically and commercially. It highlights power line costs to rural farmers and comments on political conduct and prohibition in the House.

United States

Weather report with scattered details and regional notes

Cloudy Wednesday night with cooler Thursday across regions. Coasts see west wind. Panhandle colder Thursday. Moderate to strong breezes from the west, possible precipitation in some areas. Listings include cities such as New Orleans, Washington, and Ohio regions with varied forecasts.

Ran Antonie and Vielnlty Kant Rasani Sogim Rust West Panhandle Thoreday Rome Touriata Eter Tare Avaelee Calif Tauleriae Fey Mlambe New Orleans Tom Teret Obiakor New Herloe Tranesselbrend

Stocks Fall Sharply In Brief New York Session

In a swift three hour New York Stock Exchange session, stock prices plunged across most issues with declines from 35 to near 20 a share in many tidbits and larger losses in select ties. Final quotes showed little recovery from the day’s lows as the tape ran late and trading closed near the lows after a partial late rally.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Nation's Russian Policy Unchanged Despite Commons Repeal Move

Washington November 6 Mi-Serretarz Blinison stated that the House of Commons vote favoring a relaxation of relations with Russia would not alter the United States strategic stance. He affirmed that U S policy remains non-recognition and firmly directed towards maintaining established positions.

Washington, D.C Mi—Serretarz Blinison House of Commons Russia United States Ee Sa

Rail Extension Permit Granted for Texan Line

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railway to construct and operate a limited extension from Matador into Molloy County, Texas. The decision, reported in Washington, D. C., on November 6, grants formal permission for the rail expansion project.

Washington No. U Interstate Commerce Communiin Quanah Acmr and Pacifie Railway Matador Molloy County Texan

Radical Socialist Bloc to Oppose Premier Tardieu Vote

The Radical Socialists in parliament planned to vote against Premier Andre Tardieu on a confidence matter. party discipline would govern the vote, risking the slim support for the new premier.

Radical-Social Bloc Tardieu Fais Radical Socialists Andre Yordieu

Roads to Charge for Private Cars

Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to stop transporting private passenger cars of noncarriers over another line free or at non tariff rates. The order aims to curb free carriage and ensure tariffs are applied.

Washington, D. C UPI Interstate Commerce Commission

Murderer Hanged for Slaying Two Policemen

LIVINGTON Mont November 6 Rollin Davisson aged 44 who killed two police officers August 2 was hanged here this morning. The trap was sprung at 7 o clock. Davisson was pronounced dead ten minutes later.

Livington Mont Rollin Daviason Davisson

Lady Astor Stirs House With Uproar Over U.S. Support

In London on November 8 the House of Commons heard Lady Astor claim that all sober elements of the United States had uprooted Prime Minister MacDonald's minion. The remark left the Commons buzzing as observers sought clarity on U.S. stance and British policy.

Nancy London Lady Astor House of Commona MacDonald United States

Logby Probe Continues With Sugar Tariff Letter

Washington investigation hearings reveal a letter from J A Arnold of the Southern Tariff Association proposing to weaken opposition to sugar duty hikes to rally support for higher rates. Arnold discusses party alignment and targets in the White House plan while naming opponents in the Senate.

Washington, D J. A. Arnold Southern Tariff Association Ali Barry Lafayette Senate Tiarry Toa Fayette Arnald Walsh Montana Arnold Floriclson Mississippi Simmons Caroline Harrizon

Bankruptcy Filed Against Brokers' Firm in New York

In New York today an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Taran and Company, a stock brokerage firm. National Corporation, involved in beverage ventures, was listed as a petitioner in the action.

New York Taran and Company National Corporation Petiisoner

Injunction blocks clerks from destroying ballots in 14th District

A temporary injunction was granted by Judge W. S. Anderson barring Aransas, Bee, Bexar, Blanco, Comal, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Nueces, San Patricio, and Wilson counties clerks from disposing of ballots from the last general election. McCloskey led Wurzbach by 29,085 to 28,706 in the district count. both face ongoing contest and charges of irregularities. The order preserves ballots for possible house action and directs preservation until further order.

Gressioval Frrom Jst Auzaelus McCloskey McCloskey Harry M. Wurt House of Representatives Chamdens McGloghey W. 8. Anderson Thirtskevanth District Court Wurzbach Berar Wurzbaech State Election Board Veryinges Fourteenth Payl John G. Herring Aransas County Fred J. Malone Bee County Jack R. Burke Bexar County Tom Dirham Blanco Richard Ludwig Comal H. A. Heideke Guadalupe Grover C. Keepers Karnes Otto Schweppe Kendall Roy D. Clift Nueces J. A. Matthews San Patricio J. ‘Tom Houston Wilson. County McCluskey Max John H. Bickett Jr

Paralytic Will Fly To Resort

Mrs. Mary Craft, a paralytic patient, to travel by air to Stratford, Texas for treatment. An improvised ambulance plane was prepared to transport her from ALBLQUERGUE to the resort, with a hospital journey estimated at nine hours.

Alblquergue Mary Craft Craft Stratford Texan

Fall Relapse Could Stop El Paso Trip Tonight

Albert B. Fall, fined 100000 dollars and jailed for accepting a bribe from Edward L. Doheny, lies confined to bed under nurse care as his condition weakens since last Friday's sentence. Family notes not serious but deteriorating. departure for El Paso unlikely tonight.

Washington, D.C Albert B. Fall Heibe Edward L. Doheny el Paso Pexus Fall

Weather forecast hints at cloudy skies and warmth

A cloudy, slightly warmer forecast to start, with unsettled conditions Thursday and Friday. The outlook notes a southerly breeze, temperatures around 60 degrees Thursday morning, and minor warming into the day. Names and details appear garbled but indicate fair autumn weather turning cloudy midweek.

Old Sol J. A. Jarboa Jaebee

Oil Gas Patal to 2 Men at Borger

Borger Texas Nov 6 Coleman Carey 31 and Lewia Prestley Turner 20 formerly of Saputpa Oklahoma were killed when overcome by gas in an oil tank near here First reports said one man was overcome and the other went to his rescue Both were married.

Hamilton Mary Gail Theresa Welton Turing Evner

Postal Receipts Show Small Jump in October

Washington November reports postal receipts at 80 cities rose by 1.52 percent from October. Total for October reached 3,742,000 dollars, up from 3,196,158 dollars. Increase amounts to 140,004 dollars.

Washington, D.1 Postmster Trown Artoher

Laredo court rejects bond in Carver murder case

Fragmented report shows Duke Corer bond rejected by Laredo court over minor mechanical defects. San Antonio constable facing murder indictment. new bond expected within hours as Carver, veteran officer, remains in jail in Laredo. Legal staff shakeup noted with J Ed Wilkins joining defense. The case ties to the 1922 killing of Gem Duelo Blanco, right hand of President Carranza, with further details on the gunman and proceedings continuing.

Duke Carver San Antonio Laredo Duke Corer Carver Gem Duelo Bianco Carranza W. H. Musst J. M. Speara J. Franklin Spear Carty J. R. Wilkins Joseph Vo Meserd Herman G. Nami W. W. Tails Webb Lapede Lie J. Ed Wilkins Corporation Court Carvery Tegal Louis Schlesinger J. Franklie Spears Attornes Schlesinger Lares Welnessay Jobs A. Valle Teo County Mitaruts Blanco Aurelio Marburs

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