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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
8
Royal family backs a young prodigy named Cano noted for developing skills under public attention. A past incident described him intervening during a traffic delay by signaling with a horn to alert a driver, prompting local onlookers to recognize his effort.
The grand jury reported 47 indictments with several cases referred to the county court. The session entered its third week of a long investigative term before Judge Wyn. Civil matters and marriage-related notes are mentioned amid references to royal power struggles in Munich and European royal family tensions.
An ad outlines overindulgence symptoms and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as immediate relief for sour stomach and bilious feeling. It claims to restore alkaline balance, soothe the stomach, and ease discomfort with pleasant-tasting emulsion. It also advertises Phillips dental products for daily mouth care and asserts medical endorsement.
A wave of party splits emerges as Kleberg and Johnson camps clash over prohibition policy and endorsements. Wirtz reportedly backs the Corpis Abristi candidate, while others deny full support. candidates file for county offices as election rules and ballot orders are set.
Mission bank officials say the reorganized First National Bank at Mission west of Keey plans to open in the coming week. The board named staff including W. Jones of Corpus Christi as president, F. Smith of Vernon, J. Pariah, J. P. Waite of Mission, and Worner Presnth of Adie. A Security State Bank in Werden also completes its reorganization and is expected to open soon.
Reported withdrawals shield the city from horror while 400 Japanese cavalry arrive at Tsitsiliar gates and enter. General Mab plans to travel to Torkinscom to explain the situation to Japanese authorities amid misread terms and efforts to read the peace proposals from Washington and allies.
Aims and Teague face a crisis as Japan pressures Manchuria. Gen Mab Ghon Shan’s forces resist, while supporters demand a united front to evict Japanese forces. US stance remains pivotal as Tokyo signals no compromise and a Japanese peace plan is outlined in secret council talks.
The report says Ambassador Dawes, meeting with Tongue of Nation leaders and Dr Alfred Lee, indicated Washington plans to join with others to urge Japan to withdraw from Manchuria. Dawes and associates are said to be coordinating with officials in Washington and expected to discuss the issue with Japanese and Chinese representatives.
Drainage and grading work on shale highway 178 within Sintun city limits and on Highway 16 linking with Nas 1255 in the west part of the city is complete. Caliche boxes to be set soon and drainage extended to San Patricia county through Oder to Sureen Tiser with limited Nueces river detours as conditions allow.
A garbled report claims a Republican leader in Indiana discussed a tax plan with Democratic leaders. The source alleges a bipartisan agreement was floated to push a tax measure, but the text is unclear and contains many OCR errors.
Representatives from 300 ice dealers and manufacturers convened to map a nationwide market survey. Sessions covered field studies and smaller ice devices, with officers elected for the Southwestern Ice Manufacturers Association. Delegates planned a post-conference tour to Laredo and Monterrey, Mexico.
SULRO Tesay a well known pecan grower marketed 36 000 pounds of pecans in Cinero during the pest week. This quantity is estimated to be half the total crop and will be harvested from his groves this season. Blank sold his entire crop before opening and earned 2 to 3 cents over the market price which has not advanced over 9 cents. Estimated he will realize about 3000 dollars from the 1881 crop. In Brighton Nevada Fred Ros won an election but cannot be sworn in due to misspelling of his name on the ballot, which prevents him from taking office.
A sensational ad promotes Candle Water a spring like lotion sold to reverse gray hair aging. It claims visible youth restoration at home without complex procedures and offers a money back guarantee through Mercery's Drug Stores.
San Angelo editor Robert M. Jackson of the Morning Times departed for El Paso for a short family visit before attending duties in the coming days. George Kinley will fill in for him during his absence.
Local reports indicate Cuero area farmers expect a large peanut crop with over 100 pledges already in place and strong interest across the territory. Officials anticipate the crop will be a remunerative farm project and a key element in regional plans.
An editor of a Pittsburgh newspaper asserts signs of an economic recovery in the United States. He cites stabilization in key sectors and consumer confidence metrics as evidence the downturn is ending.
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