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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1930
Page
11
Auticle reports LeVine’s lawyers ask for bond for a man accused of forgery in a claimed business scheme. Prosecutor notes alleged manipulation of funds and that LeVine arranged forged medals from a coach’s order. Court set to consider the petition and defense motion.
Actress Joan Bennett signs to play the feminine lead in Fox's Tocers' Wives with co star Warner Kassor. The project involves producer Frank Borzage and director Marion Davies era team, with Maurine Wolbing adapting. Hollywood figures Marion Davies and Wallace Beery appear in coverage of the film industry events and talent.
Officials plan to delay the showing of the play Strange Interlude at the communal auditorium in December until after a conference with the Protestant Women’s Association. Morar M. Chambers said the mayor has not read the work and will review concerns about potential harm to youth if the play is shown.
A noted English anthropologist declines to confirm or deny remarks attributed to him about the so-called Peking Man. The scientist from Nongkong is reported to face bias and refused to discuss the statements in question.
Merhert Case, chairman of the board of directors of the York Pot ert Mreserve banks, seeks to lend the new Willoredoltine bank to be formed through the National Bank and Trust to assist the venture. The report notes the potential alliance with the Vinten i Teast.
A local program titled Whistling Newsie to Entertain Boys will open at the camp with Antani performing and Becker providing bindings and silent whistle sounds. The event will begin at 6 o clock and feature realignments and activities for the attendees.
Brief item notes two police officers injured in an explosion at a city theater. The blast caused panic and damaged adjacent streets as investigators gather clues and secure the scene. Authorities urge public calm while examining possible motives and suspects.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a weekly notice for tourists at a club. It mentions names and dates in unclear order and hints at a schedule or event list. The readable parts reference a location and a group, but specifics are not clear.
Manel Tellez of Mexico, on vacation in the United States, lauded the channeling of economic reform across the border while noting Mexicans share in a cooperative response. He cited immigration discussions as active, asserting justice in all cases and optimistic about cross border relations.
Optimists in the district plan a Thanksgiving program at the St Anthony hotel noon Wednesday. Rev L Jons a former minister will give the Thanksgiving talk and a quartet from the Wesleyan Institute will sing. Club members will donate to the poor as part of the dinner. Foster Hain, a widow, has passed federal tests and offers sewing lessons amid disaster response work.
A misspelled health note discusses two halted conditions and liver invitation. It mentions Dr Pet and seeks quick, pure remedies. Placeholder text resembles a garbled health tip with no clear event or practical guidance.
City council met briefly in the shortest session in two years to call bids for two new recreation centers, bringing three total under construction. Bids must reach the council by December 8 with a required $10,000. An architect’s fee will accompany bids, and Lockwood park center bids were to be opened December 1.
In Chicago police and prosecutors argued over bond terms for Claude Motios, a Capone gunman, as he was presented to a grand jury. The presentation followed testimony from state witness Innes Me Isride about the case tied to the murder of Policeman Edward Pilgume. Prosecution sought high bonds while defense urged restraint.
City council approved appropriations totaling several amounts including 10 099.45 for a note payment and 41 75 for an improvement district sinking fund, plus a 24 480 merchants bill and 15 015 weekly payroll. Bid openings set for December 8 on storm sewers and a Martinez Street bridge project. A strip waving award to Kriseb Lanham for an item costing 10.50.
An assault occurred in the 160 block of DYuta mers as an unnamed man was held up and beaten by bandits. He lost 12 dollars from his pockets and was taken to Robert T. Green hospital country for treatment after the incident Sunday night.
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