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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
3
A fragmented clipping discusses Japan and potential spread of conflict with Arthur Brisbane as the byline. The text is incomplete and mentions Good Excuse and Witt without Fighting, offering little concrete detail beyond a wartime framing and questions about broader impacts.
The piece describes Japan asserting pressure in Manchuria and Chinese resistance amid rising wartime rhetoric. It notes circulation shifts in the United States and mentions Chinese and Japanese soldiers, defense fears, and financial implications including gold and silver discussions, while warning of looming economic strain and international responses.
In Austin chaos, officials clash over bonds to refinance past city debts. The plan aims at 2.45 million in municipal improvements and 1.98 million for prior needs while court actions loom. Attorneys general and mayoral decision makers trade outcomes as proceedings may push to the state supreme court.
A fragmented OCR note lists apartment rentals with various street names and monthly rates. It mentions rooms, suites, and multiple addresses such as Buen No y Strato Magnolia month and Flores month. The text hints at rental availability and nearby locations but remains unclear in specifics.
A fractured clipping discusses ideas to fund a 1000000000 dollar super highway to reduce unemployment. It cites a designer of an antiglerrall plan adapted by Uncle Sam and notes the potential to employ about three million men for a year at ninety nine dollars daily.
Warm weather across the Southwest is forecast to persist with temperatures about 10 degrees above normal through midweek. A mainly light southerly breeze is expected with scattered showers possible later Tuesday into Wednesday and a high near 72 degrees.
First Lieutenant Leander D Synin, once aide to Governor William Lagatter during command of the Eighth Corps, reported for duty at Fort Sam Houston. General Tareester retired for age in December, the report notes, with reference to the Second Division infantry unit.
Walter Huston married yesterday to leading Broadway woman Non Sun derlanthia, noted as a prominent film and stage star. The couple, cited as recently engaged in California, joins the ranks of theatrical figures crossing from stage to screen.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Larson named to succeed the late Dwight W. Morrow as United States senator with references to Morgan, Lenine, and a cabinet or committee context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Washington Major General Wilder, aide to Gov Judd of Hawaii and regarded as a bright young Army officer, died early morning at Walter Reed Hospital following surgery. He was famed for his rapid service and sharp mind among peers and in government circles.
A delayed detonating blast at a sandstone quarry near Hasten Taden Germany killed 12 workers and left several others believed missing. Local authorities are investigating and confirming the casualty count as rescue operations continue.
Elkhart County reports a tragedy as Ernest Miller Jr Doris McCann and Clyde Kennedy, all connected to Oakwood, die by suicide amid personal crises. Investigations confirm death beliefs. notes leave questions about motives and family reactions.
The case involves Joseph GB David and Olive Lee Hall in a municipal setting. The ex wife seeks $100 for alleged breach of promise to remarry, with details unclear from the fragment. The proceedings reference a manufacturing company and local officials in CINMCAGO.
A Canadian report from Ontario on a seven year undercover operation within a secret political faction linked to the Soviet era. Sergeant Leopold recounts joining an inner circle to expose a treasonous network, revealing betrayals, disguise, and the vigilante justice of wartime intelligence. The piece frames the episode as a dramatic chapter in the era’s geopolitical intrigue.
A fragmented report shows Mrs. Wurzbach weighing a bid to succeed her late husband in Congress. Names like Judge WA Worahach and John Ro Vela circulate as possible candidates in San Antonio area Democratic circles.
Mrs Garner answers questions with humor about family plans and timing. The dialogue hints at domestic matters and public interest in her statements, reflecting a light social tone from a Washington briefing.
The Chicago notice reports the release of a new American Bible printed as a modern book with single column pages and quotation marks. Translations by Helgara Handeyel are highlighted, with praise from editors and readers about its accessibility and reader appeal.
The Hell comly grand jury indicts Theodore Dreiser and Mark Bryan on misdemeanor infractions tied to a fatal incident in Kentucky. Dowryr allegedly engaged with female companions. perjury claims are noted. Warrant details and fines are outlined, with defendants bound to Kentucky.
About one hundred women in San Antonio served as ambulance drivers or toilers during World War II. The local chapter D4 of the Disabled American Veterans announced a drive to locate ex service women for a reunion and acknowledgment of service.
Attorn General James Yoo Altraday warned sheriffs about mileage fees and questioned warrants tied to travel allowances. The statement suggested potential liability for misused funds and stressed accountability in reimbursements across jurisdictions.
Cloudy skies and mild winds expected with a chance of scattered showers. Temperature rises gradually through the day with higher humidity and a warm spell by afternoon, mainly in the northern area.
Austin reports attorney general assigns state auditors to assist Grady Slurgeon in an investigation of a financial institution. The inquiry targets the books and instruments of an erased bank and trust company, with authorities ordered to examine accounts and related documents. The action aims to audit and substantiate corporate affairs across involved entities.
Testimony in a court hearing at the Peace IV court room covered depositors accounts and bank operations. Witnesses described a separate savings department and an altered bank advertisement, with Harry Martyn of Heathweater Bell identifying changes tied to a City Contract bid.
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