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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
14
A Seattle man, Colwell of Fourth Avenue, says after ten years of baldness he used JAPANESE OIL replic liniment and now has a thick head of hair. The ad urges readers with hair loss to ask their druggist for Japanese Oil and try it for 60 days according to directions.
Nov 10 report says Mrs. Wizhting, shot through the heart, remained determined to survive as surgeons fought to save her life at a water hospital. Earlier she prepared her home and dinner for her husband before the injury occurred.
Washington coverage notes the census reapportionment creates a major political issue. Redistricting failures cloud the November elections? bringing turmoil to House seats and national conventions as states face shifts in representation.
In San Francisco on a November day a bandit was shot dead as he fled through crowds on downtown streets. Three bystanders were wounded by bullets during the exchange. Police captured three other bandits after a brief pursuit.
In Jonesboro during early November, Thaddeus H. Caraway's widow emerged as the probable successor to his unexpired U S Senate term after Major H J Bolser announced she would accept the nomination if confirmed.
Bishop Edwin D. Mouton presided as ten lead elders gathered yesterday and today in preparation for the annual Western North Carolina Conference opening. The sessions focused on church moral issues and the path forward for the denomination.
One hundred five workers began the second day of a $20,000 drive by the San Antonio Jewish Social Service Federation. Chairman Alex St Haltf said the drive would continue until the goal is reached. A team led by Mrs Jan Frost raised $2600, the largest single contribution so far. Headquarters are on East Commerce Street. Jesse D. Oppenheimer heads a team soliciting the remaining larger gifts as prospects loom, with no refusals reported and loans totaling $2200.
A man identified as a Negro was sentenced to death by electric chair for the slaying of W. G. Marin, operator of a Luling hamburger stand. The verdict was read calmly by Caldwell County jurors Tuesday. Attorneys filed notice of appeal. another Negro charged in the same slaying had his trial postponed to December 14 due to illness of defense counsel.
Borger municipal finances face a cash crunch as the city cannot pay warrants after power bills were cut for nonpayment. Officials warn of curtailing every item of city expense while seeking funds to avoid a shutdown.
Washington reports conferences have begun among lawmakers to draft a bill to curb short selling on the New York stock exchange. Bandits hunted in En, five men accused of holding up A. Tu. Voigt of Roundrock and Miss Nell Pool of Fort Worth stealing personal effects and Voigt’s automobile.
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