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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1931
Page
1
A scrambled essay mix reviews war talk and public fears, contrasting bombing raids with peaceful inquiry. It traces language, fortune tellers, psychology, crime figures, and political figures like Mussolini and Grandi, noting fears over Asia and Europe while underscoring the power of words.
Reports from Tokyo state General Honjo's Japanese army advanced into Tsitsihar in northern Manchuria after a bold offensive along the Taun and Ning railway. Chinese resistance stiffened near Peilsihing and Laing Cling as Japanese troops maneuver to threaten Chinese capital areas within the Manchurian theater.
In Shunglon Washington November 14, Republican dissension over war crime fallout from Rep Harry Worzbeck’s death fuels Texas district vacancy fights. Democrats predict gains as filing closes, with two GOP contenders facing off while Democrats hope to seize the vacated seat amid internal party rifts and shifting alliances.
Patchy OCR shows rental rates and properties in a local classified. Names Mary Grankete and others appear with weekly and monthly prices. multiple addresses in Porter, Vine, Daley, Warren, and more listed. Inquiries encouraged for complete information and stores.
Springfield dispatch reports Representative William Waylickt of Chicago offering a two year debt moratorium bill. Aimed at suspending face closures and abrogating interest payments for 1900, the measure drew skepticism and was postponed by Speaker Shanahan awaiting further action.
The local weather forecast predicts continued crisp fall conditions for San Antonio over the next 36 hours. Winds will be light to moderate Wednesday night with temperatures dipping to around 60s. highs may not exceed the mid 70s. Field reports show a Wednesday morning low near 42 to 45 degrees and scattered readings around 25 to 30 degrees in outlying areas.
Gandhi issued an ultimatum to the British government setting a December 1 deadline for a favorable move toward India. He announced plans to sail for Bombay and launch a tighter civil disobedience campaign if the demand is unmet. The message signals a renewed, nationwide effort led by Gandhi to press for Indian autonomy.
Mrs Charles W Mead formerly Milks Hazel Walker widow of the late Belden Walker married Fritz Lanham of the Twelfth district in Fort Worth yesterday. The couple left at once for New York after the ceremony.
A tragic road incident near Mellon yesterday killed Dr. Edwards and his nephew Eehiatea Tins. The two were in a vehicle that collided head on with another car, the details reported by WALERN. Investigations continue to determine exact causes and identify other parties involved.
An air crash in Srope park, Kansas City, leaves Grorse W. McGie dead and Loren G. Sleek critically injured. Investigators are examining the wreckage and securing the site for a formal inquiry.
In Washington November first the American Federation of Labor says business sentiment has improved, noting a better state of mind and a good deal of progress in the last month.
On November 18 a local barber association announced they will provide three free haircuts weekly to unemployed residents until work improves. The plan aims to aid job seekers facing grooming costs while they search for employment.
In Shreveport on November 18, Judge Bell rejected Paul Ne Cressuit’s bid to oust Governor Long, ruling the court had jurisdiction and that Cyr had no grounds to file the suit. Long, who took the governor’s oath October 13, asserts dual roles as governor and senator. Bell’s decision leaves unresolved whether Long may retain both seats.
Washington reporters describe a late night session where new attorneys and capital lawyers argued about women, but debates stretched past midnight with no clear resolution or time for concluding remarks.
The War Department announced promotions within the reserve forces. Major Otto A. Hegeman of field artillery and First Lieutenant Harold K. Weekday of infantry are the named officers elevated in rank.
In Washington on a November meeting, Chairman Smoot of the Senate Finance Committee pushed for increases in income taxes and the imposition of a selective sales tax. An administrative spokesman outlined the proposal as a revenue measure to balance the budget and fund government programs.
Twenty five crew members of the Spanish freighter Bri vagio drowned when the vessel sank in the Black Sea. The liner was carrying a small cargo and several lifeboats. Debris and distress signals were reported as rescue efforts continued.
The Southen Neon Sign Manufacturing Company sues for contract damages as the Court of Appeals reverses a jury verdict. The ruling cites juror misconduct involving a foreman and a homemaker companion during trial, ordering retrial with limited focus on the issues. The original suit was brought by Terns Lumingus Sin Monufneluring Co. against Southern Neon Sign Manufacturing Co.
Hiccough victim in 11th day shows slight improvement in a large hospital room. Doctors report easing of coughing after days without nourishment, with family monitoring the patient’s progress as various remedies have been tried without clear success.
In a drattle emergency decree the German government orders all exporters to report foreign deposits and prevent capital movement to avert drain on Reichs bank reserves. The order aims to keep assets in the country and protect the Reichsbank’s ability to supply currency.
Thertar the reac hy rule of 16 to 11 tariag whilte vice president. Deputy Wear taraut demanded the government publish a yellow shack on the Washington conference and other negotiations. Deputy Moring Montet asked the committee be informed on plans for the 1982 disarmament conference and Teague's attempt to settle the Sing Japanese conflict.
Bouton reports a Houston man, Dorain ie Moxohi, held on $15,000 bonds on charges of sale and possession of narcotics, plus resisting arrest and interference with a federal officer. Federal narcotics agents say Mosel was a major Houston narcotics dealer. He was arrested after a fight that included gunfire lasting 40 rounds.
President Hoover and Italian Premier Grandi discussed major world issues at the White House after breakfast. They visited the Lincoln study with Secretary Stimson, deliberating potential armament limits and broader global tensions, with a White House dinner planned for tonight.
A judgment for 7300 dollars was awarded to Mina Billie Dasa of Dating Texas against Missouri Stables Inc after a horse fall incident. The case details indicate a fall caused by the stable’s horse and equipment. Damages cited total 7500 dollars with court action concluded today.
Congressional contenders enter the race for the vacancy caused by Harry Ky Worebach’s death as prohibition becomes the central issue. Mrs. J M Glass at a Republican meeting claimed WG T Ga will oppose Carl Wright Johnson and Niebard Klebeeg, Democratic rivals, on the wet and dry question. Charles W Anderson spoke for the GOP, while 280 readers attended the meeting.
The forecast calls for increased cloud cover and mild temperatures around 78 degrees. Light winds and a chance of patchy showers on Wednesday, with calm evenings expected.
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