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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1930
Page
1
A wide ranging Tribune column by Arthur Brisbane discusses President Hoover and policy shifts, warning of dangers from organized capital and potential revolution. It cites education gains, economic forecasts, and historical contrasts while recounting a dramatic scene with Ethiopian and European figures and a French army parade.
Want ads column lists a 1029 Ford Sport Coupe with fires and model notes. multiple classifieds describe rooms for rent at 61 Lewin Street, walnut hededom engraving and prices around 12.50. stoves, ranges, and assorted items priced from 200 to 42250. miscellaneous classification numbers reference detailed box listings and eligibility notes for panilentare.
Nora Howard Swavely confessed to setting fire in their bedroom to kill his third wife Filiza beth Swavely amid claims of nagging and a $17 000 life insurance motive. Police and a Bethlehem hour of questioning followed as a woman testified to recognizing him.
Bath Maine November 8 Informed that he was one of the heirs of a 900 million pound English estate his share would be about 12 million John Crow a year long worker today told the sound that once he gets the money he would buy a yacht and take the gravel pit crew with him on a round the world cruise Crow has been a ditch digger all his life and would like to get away from the land and try the sea for a while
Four men died in a fire at the Evangelical Emmaus Homes for the Feeble Minded in Marthasville Me today. About one inmate was rescued as the blaze on the second floor consumed the wood and stone building valued at around $60,000. The cause and origin of the fire remain unknown.
A former college dean from Des Moines and former department head at Iowa Wraleyan University pleaded guilty in Chicago court to shoplifting in department stores. The case ties to unemployment and financial stress amid a tumultuous career path.
The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission defeated by a 12 to 1 vote a German proposal to limit trained reserves in countries enforcing universal conscription. The incident highlights ongoing resistance to disarmament within the league.
Soldiers Joe Woley and Sol Lester of the Twelfth Field Artillery Batters FF were injured in a collision at Houston and San Suba on Saturday night. Woley was taken to the Robert B Green hospital and Lester to Santa Nova infirmary for facial cuts.
King Albert of Belgium sent a letter to the Belgian League of Nations urging international consolidation to protect European civilization from extinction. The monarch signed the missive in Brussels.
Fog shrouds the Channel prompting a weather driven delay in a Tor flight. Officials adjust schedules as visibility remains poor and safety protocols prevail. The incident underscores how maritime and aerial routes adapt to early morning fog and limited visibility.
A stormy Channel day delays the Dox flight to Southampton. Captain Christian Christiansen and meteorologist Seilkopf discuss safety as the ship experiences poor visibility despite claims of fair weather. Dr Claude Dornier among 26 aboard. ship remains moored in the Thames Estuary.
The French monopoly on the airmail route to America via the Azores islands was effectively demonstrated as the German foreign office and Dr. Claude Dornier appeared involved. The details continue on page 4, column.
In Chico California a pole cat disrupts traffic in Tidreell park as a kitten hesitates at a crossing. Motorists wait calmly while the animal ponders its next move before crossing the road.
In Sextilea Panama Nei 8 Panama a new drink called the Hallelu jah debuts at Bilgray's cabaret. Manager announces the beverage as a growing attraction alongside the venue’s ongoing acts. The event marks a shift as evangelist Bilgray and Mrs Stetherson host tonight’s program amid the crowd.
The United States formally recognizes the Brazilian government of President Getulio Vargas after a White House conference with Hoover and Stimson. Secretary Stimson proposed quick recognition to ease tensions over embargoes, while reports from Rio suggest Ambassador Amaral may be replaced amid uncertainty about his fate.
Federal Trade Commission hearings on the finances of the Southeastern Power and Light Company were postponed today, moved from Monday to an undecided date.
Three men robbed the Valley Bank at Valley Park missing about 5000 dollars after holding three employees at gunpoint. Police pursued suspects as the looters fled the scene with cash.
Ty Meador reports a diamond ring stolen from his home at 18a West Summit Avenue late Saturday. Police say the theft occurred while the resident was away, and no suspects have been named.
Clowdy with drizzling rain expected Sunday. Warm with highs near 85 degrees and low humidity. Wind southeast around 5 to 10 mph. Monday shows continued warm with chance of showers and breezy conditions. Power outlook indicates minor outages possible due to weather.
Washington D C December 1 1929 lawmakers began arriving for the session with conferences on the legislative program. Major topics include public works, bank reforms, drought relief loans, railroad consolidations, and tax revision. President Hoover is expected to address business conditions and propose measures to lift the economy.
Mrs Ay Tuickenbreh, 40, of 803 Myer Avenue, was injured when struck by a b automobile at the intersection of South Street Miiy’s and North Alamo Streets Saturday night.
Washington reports the commerce department announced that Germany's import duty on unmanufactured tobacco would increase from 8% to 32.5% per pound under a tax bill in Congress. The measure aligns with Chancellor Bruening's program for tax reform and budget balancing.
In Washington District of Columbia on November 8 the temporary commission chaired by George We With eesti discusses the dry law inquiry. Wickersham reveals the commission will issue a report and make recommendations while cautioning against preannouncing content or conclusions.
A swift currents disaster near Eureka Califo rnia claims seventeen lives from the Brooklyn a steam lumber dagen schooner. The vessel sailed from Eureka bound for San Francisco with lumber cargo. After passing the harbor jetties she sank with all crew aboard. Rescue boats found no survivors or wreckage. Investigations continue into the ship’s sudden loss of power and sinking.
Washington reports gasoline consumption falling sharply from normal trends in recent months. A voluntary committee on petroleum economics released curves covering December 1, 1090 to March 32, 2931, indicating the downturn influenced by national business pessimism.
The magnitude of Chicago's unemployment problem was revealed today with 400,000 jobless persons, men, women and even children, needing to be registered under the city's $38 public program. A staff of 700 volunteer registrars, mostly teachers, were swamped at times.
President Hoover will ask Congress to approve a special emergency appropriation for public works and unemployment relief. The plan covers Mississippi River development and Boulder Dam expansion, with funds focused on federal construction, seed loans for farmers, and expedited technical preparation. The total program aims to mobilize large labor forces across multiple states.
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