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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
1
An odd clipping from Clenaulin Ireland notes jagged text on Wall Street conditions, Russia resources, and church figures. It references Cardinal Mayes in New York, railroad worker sentiment, and League of Nations budgeting, with scattered observations on technology and global finance.
Washington reports residential construction permits rose by about 1 percent in October from the prior month, while nonresidential permits were forecast to fall roughly 27 percent.
In Santa Monica two elderly sisters Ada McKeon and Jessie Miller were found dead by suicide, following a note to Ralph Miller a Hollywood artist and brother. The sisters reportedly owed debts of about 1925 and had little cash while their Hollywood property valued around 200 000 dollars. The letter asked for ashes to be sent to a Cincinnati cemetery.
New York reports the estate of Thomas Fortune Nyron, who died November 93, 1928, valued at 121,028,009. Glendenin Ryan, son and executor, files an accounting showing New York’s inheritance tax of 17,379,201 and Colorado government 4,482,072.
Police in St Tammany parish search for Oscar Stoaner, farmer of the Sun neighborhood, who was seized from his home by a gang of men last night, beaten, and driven away in an automobile. Authorities pursue details.
Tiny ads advertise furnishings, grooming, and job openings near avhook and hua. A white boy is sought for after school routes. Car listing includes a 120 Chrysler 75 and tires. Readers urged to check the classifieds for more items and opportunities.
Winton, N Y November 21. The town board of commissioners resolved not to collect taxes this year, citing no need for additional revenue. Winton, incorporated in 1780, has a population around 600 and operates two farms.
Fredericksburg authorities hunt a man circulating forged Alamo National Bank certified checks drawn on R. William Brazen. Checks, often small in value, were cashed in several towns including a local garage and a store, with the accused forging the bank president’s signature. Victim William Baumann reported the suspect had a large stack of such checks when he was approached.
PITILADELPHIA Nov 31 INS A district court ruling permits deportation of persons convicted of breaking and entering and assault with intent to commit SAN moral turpitude The decision by Judge Oliver D Dickingon broadens the grounds for removing foreign-born criminals from the United States, marking a new legal approach to crime and immigration policy.
Syracuse Ohio residents report a night crawler invasion causing cellar damage and unsafe basements. Authorities are baffled as crews work to assess losses and implement containment.
The Nov 21 to 24 storm lashed the northern Great Plains and upper Midwest, knocking out telephone lines and tearing down thousands of poles in Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Harsh winds brought frost and heavy snow in Nebraska and Dakota towns while Minnesota and Wisconsin faced cold traces and a forecast of more snow. San Antonio steadied under a cooler spell with a 45 degree low forecast and a brief cold snap expected to ease by Sunday.
A youthful witness described a staged crime scene at the hotel involving John Williams and Fred Thanbaeh. The boy testified that Watson held up the auditor and Williams visited Williams room to collect funds for expenses, while defense cross examination questioned prior testimony and a perceived discrepancy in earlier statements.
In Chicago on November 21, traders watched May and new Wheat contracts edge higher as stabilization bids from government-backed buyers appeared insufficient to halt the market. May futures rose to 7 5/8, with gains broadening across nearby contracts as the session progressed.
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In BUATRIGE Nebraska on November 216 mail carrier Charles Pagels retires after long service. He chose to quit to allow a substitute with a family to support the job and salary. Pagels walked and traveled many miles during his career.
A Detroit deer hunter, Vern net, was shot and killed by two gunmen in the woods southeast of Lewiston yesterday around midnight. Investigators say the assailants fled after the fatal shooting as authorities work to identify them.
George C Heberling of Bloomington Illinois presided over a round table conference with members of the Interstate Manufacturers Association and the Organization Tang about plans for recording actions by next fall. The meeting discussed not returning to 1920 prices and included twenty manufacturers of household necessities.
A National Association survey across eight states reports improving business conditions for manufacturers as industries rebound from downturns seen in late year. District-level data indicate cautious optimism and rising orders.
New York November 21 James M Cox former Ohio governor and 1920 nominee presides over his son James M Cox Jr wedding plans while discussing Democratic strategy. Cox notes Roosevelt of New York looms as likely presidential candidate, with Young Baker and others also mentioned.
Los Angeles police announced the breakup of a kidnap ring blamed for a series of trials against two prominent Lasageler citizens. Twelve men and a seaman were arrested after coordinated raids led by Edwin Chitwood, head of the narcotic squad, last night.
Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions with a northward wind and scattered showers. Temperatures remain modest with a high near forty and a low around twenty.
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