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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
14
During the Siege of Goliad, the fighting paused as both sides agreed to halt hostilities. Details on parties, dates, and terms remain unclear, but reports confirm a cessation of gunfire and a temporary truce affecting nearby settlements and relief efforts.
Copenhagen reports M Wadsted, newly appointed Danish envoy, postpones trip to Washington because of the grave illness of his elderly father. In Warsaw, Polish financial adviser Charles Dewey has left for Paris en route to the United States.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven-way remedy for hard coughs from colds. It claims to blend gum resin components like creosote, pine tar, wild cherry, and ipecac to soothe membranes and fight germs. The drug is priced at $1.25 with a money-back guarantee if it fails to provide quick, complete relief.
Reuben Clark recently named ambassador to Mexico will return to San Antonio on Wednesday night for a large reception before assuming formal duties in Mexico City. He arrives with his wife and daughter Locine, is greeted by Porter Wharv g general manager of the chamber of commerce and a goodwill committee, and plans a short city tour. Clark previously served as private counsel to Dwight W. Morrow, Mexico’s former ambassador.
A cryptic claim describes seven million bottles of Konjola used over ten years with noted successes and frequent failures of other remedies. The text emphasizes Konjola’s reputed effectiveness in addressing widespread illness.
A Houston and Tesora area story describes a patient named Antonio advocating a remarkable recovery after ten years of medicines. The account highlights the staff at a local drug store and the moral of seeking proven remedies over time.
Washington D C November 20 The treasury plans to refrain from recommending to Congress proposals to suspend operation of the sinking fund next year to enable continuance of the one per cent tax reduction granted on incomes of 1929.
The U S Bureau of Mines reports gas oil and fuel oil deliveries in 1920 totaling 408 750 4 barrels including exports and shipments to non contiguous territories. The data include 397 660 005 barrels of ore and 372 050 767 barrels in 1926 with notable percentages and regional figures.
In Cligago a 28 year old dentist and former army major Dry fandore White was found dead after consulting undertakers on prices. Police report a methyl 2 pistol used in his home and a looking glass to aid an apparent attack. His widow awaits further details.
In Honolulu residents cleared debris from flood deaths totaling ten while Hilo residents watched Halemaumau on Kilauea erupt yesterday. The volcanic activity prompted evacuations and raised fear as lava and ash influenced the Big Island and surrounding areas.
Jefferson City Missouri mourns the loss of Robert Franklin Walker dean of the Missouri Supreme Court justices who died after a weeklong illness from an intestinal disorder He would have been 50 on November 29 and was among the state capitals most distinguished citizens.
Bermuda November 20. The West Yorkshire regiment stationed here confined to barracks pending investigation of an attack on Negroes last night that wounded two of them.
Budapest November 20. There were no visible indications that Hungary faced any unrest as Prince Otto marked his eighteenth birthday and attainment of majority. The event occurred amid ceremonial decorations and a cautious public mood regarding the throne.
In Chicago today, investigators examine expenditures tied to Nebraska senatorial campaign funds amid mounting concerns about how money moved through committees and potential irregularities in donor activity during the campaign.
Gangsters extort and seize from grape workers in California as the fresh grape market faces coercion this year. Industry sources note widespread thefts, with workers and distributors pressured to yield profits to criminal groups.
Maj. Gen. Douglas Mav rhur will take oath of office as chief of staff of the army Friday morning. The announcement was made today.
Classified notice lists coat prices now reduced from thirty five dollars up to fifty one fifty, with multiple discount levels reflecting gradual markdowns across styles and sizes. Prominent ranges include up to 35.00, up to 49.50, and up to 51.50 for selection.
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