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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
1
Amid noisy talk of aviation records and radium wealth, critics warn against market manipulation and political threats. The piece contrasts Lindbergh like feats with fears of fascism, geopolitics, and economic instability, urging prudence while noting discoveries in Wilber and Congo quests.
Philadelphia Oct 4 Manager Conole Mack of the Athy Intles arranged for Earl Smith to be eligible for the 84 Louis Cardinals in the classic if approved by Baseball Commissioner Landis. Smith joined the Redbirds' lineup as the eligible catcher Shiony Wilson is hurt.
In a 5 to 2 win before 32,205 fans, the Athletics powered by triples from Maas and Foxx and a sharp double by Drox, toppled the Cardinals as Grimes struggled despite stout defense. Hoover watched as Hoover era dash by cabinet aides.
A noisy box score fragment lists players Runa Miley Douthit Simmone Adams Dykes Gidley Coch rine Friseh Haas and others. It notes St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 with hits and errors by Grove Grimes Coch rane and Simeons. Umpires Morianty Rigter Reardon Time 1 48.
The New York Sun reports Joe McCarthy, Chicago Cubs depose manager, has agreed to terms with the New York Yankees and will manage the club next season.
Edinburg Texas October district grand jury sits to probe a mysterious gin fire last week at Wes Taco Yard suspected incendiary origins. The gin owner is detained as officials continue investigation and awaiting the jury’s findings.
A San Antonio Light feature recounts La Salle and his party struggling to assert footholds in the New World. It details peril, failed connections with French forces, and a hoped reunion in Texas history notes on page 4 with Moyvire and historical moves.
Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbitt indicates the state will prosecute fully in poll tax and related election law cases in Ninety-fifth District Court on October 13. Blalock and H Y Nicholls, law enforcement chiefs, stood with Bobbitt after the defeat of Robbit for re election. Details remain forthcoming as new disclosures about indictments and statements from Wubbard and Garcia surface.
Miss Thornice Jennings, a 14 year old Springfield airplane flyer and railroad telegrapher, was instantly killed when her aircraft crashed during landing. Frees Crans, a Springfield airport mechanic, was critically injured in the collision about 100 yards from the field.
Inked dispatch reports the formal return of a disputed area in Wel tigre to China under Gritieh rule after prior control by CAIR forces. The event marks a shift in territorial administration during tense postwar negotiations.
Uncertain OCR text predicts warmer conditions with moderate cloudiness in San Antonio on Wednesday. The weather bureau foresees a rise in temperatures with a high around 70s and a low near 63 degrees, according to J. F. Serboe.
Giant Johny Ry Cross of Whitewater made a forced parachute jump from 1000 feet after stunting in a Doolittle piloted air reserve craft. Doolittle landed with minimal damage. neither pilot was injured. Doolittle, a former air force pilot now commercial, flies a Mystere jet.
A San Patricio report dated September 16 notes the cotton crop’s progress is about 90 percent of last year’s by early September. Figures show moderate growth with earlier estimates set for mid month, reflecting slower than hoped yields.
San Patricio County grand jury adjourned until December 20. Twenty three bills were returned including 22 felonies and misdemeanors. Seven indictments involved liquor law violations, the smallest number for personal years.
Classified pages list rentals and sales including a five room dwelling with servant's quarters at 74 WL Kings Highway for $40 monthly, a Fitts tot lot on Queen Anne Court for $1900 with terms, and a $35,0 fanjor for sale or $315 for both. Mentions a refinement and education minded job at a financial institution and many other opportunities for men, women, and children today in the Classified Section.
Reported lynching of Clark after the murder of Chief Jenkins as National Guardsmen respond. Deputies describe a quick raid on the jail by a mob using ten cars to seize Clark and force his removal. Widespread confusion and conflicting statements follow as trials and alleged accomplice actions unfold.
The Luling school adds tutors to handle heavy enrollment in the primary grades. Six teachers serve over four pupils each as the district expands staffing despite a new 12 room building.
Sinton youths report 15-year-old Gerrard Aiken, son of Mrs. Jane Aiken, badly hurt after being struck by a car driven by a Merjean. The accident caused the vehicle to skid and press the victim near a bar. details indicate serious injuries and ongoing medical care.
In San Angelo promoters faced charges after a girl dancer was allegedly given whiskey to sustain her during a marathon dance. The stimulant reportedly put her to sleep and removed her from the contest. Names cited include TWFL Warne and W. F. Leckmiller, linked to the incident. The event ended when the stimulant caused the dancer to lose consciousness.
Funeral services for Arthur F. Blevins who died in Chicago were held Monday at his mother Minnie Blevins home on Keller street. J C Wicks of Bath Flores street Church of Christ officiated. He is survived by his widow Nannie Lee Blevins and three sisters Mrs P B Wharp, Mrs T Hudson, and Mrs A Moaner.
The Texas Rail Board plans to assist farmers by adjusting freight rates and coordinating with state and federal agencies. Officials indicate the commission will consider govt actions and state support to ease transportation costs for agricultural shipments.
An early report notes a young aviator at Amarillo on a hop test flight. The item mentions retesting and reference to possible timing signals and center records in a terse, period tone. Strong entities include Amarillo and a reference to aviation testing events and a time frame around May.
The forecast calls for light to moderate winds with possible showers through the period. Stronger gusts and cool temperatures are expected, with a windy day on Thursday improving into showers later in the week. Potent weather on page 2 notes additional details.
Dieutanng Coste and Lattice Belo Monte winged westward to the Atlantic and were greeted by thousands in San Antonio as they landed and posed for photos. Army escorts and a large city parade followed the welcome, with police keeping crowds back while the aviation heroes were honored.
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