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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
1
Cut weather report details a sharp drop in temperature with notes of frost and snow. Mentions blizzard impacts from Canada to the Mexican border, with deadly cold in some states and several deaths attributed to the storm.
Residents shiver as readings drop to 15 degrees below zero and a sharp cold front blocks crossings into Montana. Airlines report delays across a broad area centered on Chicago while New York records 73 in Plattsburg and 70 in the city. Nashvilles sees 10 degrees, Tulsa 75, and Woodward 32 with sleet. Heavy mud slows streets from Oklahoma to Alabama as rivers threaten flood levels.
Local court hearing discusses recount matters related to Mrs Loz Gomes and withdrawals from a bank. Witnesses include Naffarrans questioned by county attorneys as prosecutors assemble appraisers for bank investigation.
Mayor James J. Walker travels toward the Pacific coast to press for a pardon for Tom Mooney. He studies the case in depth, consulting with attorneys Brack, West, and Sapir, and signals labor support for intercession in the controversial imprisonment.
Grandi lands in New York for a five day visit amid rain with about 3000 people gathered at Pennsylvania Station. The arrival was watched by 166 uniformed police and five state railway police in plain clothes assisting. No signs of demonstrations were seen against the visiting foreign minister.
A group of engineers from Amecies Metals inspected the Shafter silver mine to assess its pattern and operations. They announced the mine was ready to "Frapen" on short notice and discussed potential price implications for silver ore, noting past operations and uncertainties about opening prices.
Ballinger promotes extended, low water rates across Texas amid broad demand. Relinzer asserts keeping the existing water tariff in place for more than two decades, arguing the rate is favorable and stable.
In Kemp County a farming effort on pecan budding proves fruitful as workers report steady progress and hope for a bountiful harvest. The article notes community activity, phrases about diligent labor, and local pride in agricultural skill.
Nine men with prior stock judging experience trial for positions on the West Texan stock judging team at Canyon on November 3. The event values skill in livestock evaluation and selections among qualified youths.
In Ardmore Oklahoma November 28 two deputies were acquitted of murder in the death of two Moseai college students during a dispute at a filling station. William Guess and Cecil Grasby were cleared of charges related to the deaths of Emilio Cortes Rubio and others in a prior incident. The judge announced the dismissal of murder charges against Crosby in the Cortes Rubio case.
Mexican newspapers condemn yesterday's acquittal of Ardmore officers charged with murder in the June slaying of two Mexican crepes relatives of President Ensen Rubio. The verdict provokes strong reactions from Mexican officials and the public, signaling heightened tensions over cross border violence and official accountability.
A garbled report notes that Brown asserts Sime Smith remains chairman of the Republican National Committee after the national convention. The piece references Ohio and U.S. Senator Sime, with unclear surrounding names and dates, but positions Brown as endorsing ongoing leadership.
The city to handle huge holiday mail volumes in the municipal auditorium basement. Postmaster L. W. Ryan announced December 14 as the official start for the postal substation. Deliveries will be by trucks from the auditorium, with undeliverable mail handed out through windows at the downtown office.
HINGOLS Neb Nov US-y Safe Attorney Gemenl G A Soren sen advised against amimusval of a bank robbery charge against Gus Winkler Chicago newspaper man number 100 in connection with the 422.5 million bank robbery. Winkler offered Nebraska officers a plea that he was innocent and would name the dug of the robbery if the charge is dropped. The attorney general after meeting with County Attorney Mas Cowle advised him not to drop the charge.
Local business leaders in Notirial Keo fai Try Goole urge opposition to a proposed sales tax. Carl Te Clark of Abe Mitelson Company based in Detroit chairs the taxation committee. Public notice requests tenants to act before December 1. Wall Creekett 2400.
Fragmentary text references names and places with numerous garbled terms. It mentions people such as Mowry and Mondo, plus references to tours, terrains, and weather, but the data is incoherent and not interpretable as a clear news item or event.
Jackson Mass November 23 Officials renew conferences on boosting cotton production to raise acreage for next year. Governors Bilbo of Mississippi and Parnell of Arkansas lead talks with state delegates to seek a plan for voluntary acreage reduction. Delegates from several states push a no-volition approach and urge new legislation to curb cotton output.
Park Commissioner Jack Rubble announced openings and bids on concessions for several city parks. Only one bid was received for the central parks at ten thousand four hundred dollars, while multiple bids appeared for other park concessions, with a general bid considered for possible acceptance after study.
York reports a steep drop in the English pound amid erratic trading under a foreign order. The currency briefly quoted at FAT3 To 32.05 before stabilizing as market activity improved.
Tino Grandi the Italian foreign minister and his wife depart Baltimore for New York aboard a midweek train. They will meet with Ambassador John W. Greevest and Mae Garrett to discuss their diplomatic scheme amid ongoing talks.
Wichita police report the Shello an Sway Jewelry company store was robbed of diamonds and cash valued around five hundred dollars on a bright November afternoon. The thief entered through a rear aisle door, escaped unseen, leaving investigators puzzled about the motive and method. A separate Fort Worth item notes a seven year old boy died after ingesting poison at a residence, with authorities continuing to investigate the fatal incident.
In Austin amid discussion of legislative reform, Moort Tiyti urged formation of free committees to survey state government and propose a major restructuring aimed at economy and efficiency. He likened reform to architectural remodeling rather than piecemeal repairs to the public structure. In Waco John W. Baker, county clerk of McLennan, died after several weeks illness.
Vienna reports that King Carol may be forced to give up his throne under pressure from Premier Jota and the cabinet opposition. Nicholas Jorga, a noted former tutor, warns that any interference with Prince Nicola could spark wider unrest. Carol’s effort to seal the marriage certificate and exile consequences are debated as the palace awaits further developments. A rental notice for Mary Tou Unt Me Light's Free Trenret Burra is included.
A fragment notes reliable firms listed in a column or directory with uncertain spelling and unclear references. No specific events dates or names are clearly readable to identify firms or locations. Further legible text needed for a concrete item or outcome.
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