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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
26
The item recalls a secret naval treaty between England and France mentioned by M. H. Aylsworth, head of National Broadcasting, as Mr Hearst delivered the address.
A string of thefts reports clothing and jewelry missing from several residences and parked vehicles along Wode Avenue and nearby streets. Victims include Mrs S. C. Oaks of Kits Place and E J Uninc, with items valued at modest sums, including $92 in cash from a coat pocket. Police report ongoing investigations and requests residents to secure valuables after dark.
The Mexican consul reports plans by Mexican citizens in the United States to return home. They may enter contracts to purchase land in Mexico and pay later, with terms allowing occupation before full payment. If contracts remain unfinished, buyers must complete payment under new regulations.
A Capone era gunman connected to the Zuta murder was formally charged. Danny Stanton is named in the case tied to the Pack Sulti killing in Wirransin. Investigators report a dramatic arrival and clues linked to the crime scene as authorities pursue the alleged racketeering links.
A stink bomb disrupted a Texas theater causing evacuation and temporary closure. Police secured the scene as staff investigated the device and inspected patrons for safety. No injuries were reported and the theater resumed operations after the all-clear.
Abilene's fair day featured community events with university groups, rodeo demonstrations, and participation from local businesses and institutions. The celebration highlighted regional ties with McMurry College and area civic leaders, emphasizing local culture and tourism.
A court records a Chinese individual fined after an incident on Revli Street where a woman in Trout of Mey area was disturbed at night. The person was identified by Nader as present. penalties were set by the attorney.
In congressional circles Hearst radio remarks drew swift reaction as Americans voiced offense at perceived meddling. Representatives Carver and others praised Hearst's address as clear statement while French reaction stirred debate over press influence on government.
Fragmented OCR text describes an aerial code affecting business cables, with references to shipping, motors, parts, installations, exports, and communication. It mentions costs, penalties, and examples like naval charges, aiming to reduce expenses for communication networks.
Funeral services scheduled at 11 a.m. for a temple physician in TEMVEE Texas. The deceased, a hospital hero and state nurse or healer, served about 40 years in public health and was a notable figure in local medical circles.
Incinerator head W. TL Hiches resumes duties after a month of absence. He spent September in Mus tin, where he assisted repair crews and oversaw operations for the city incinerator.
A report from Mb indicates that Joaquim Sulirah confessed to shooting and killing his father during a confrontation. Police say the suspect also attacked his mother, prompting an immediate arrest and ongoing investigation into the family violence case.
City news fragment notes a hall store event with figures Al Harrison and Soul Riera linked to a Sunday gathering. Unclear details.
The Burin police department recovered items valued at 11,102.00 from stolen property suspects during a Wednesday operation led by Detective Chief Owen Eids and Captain Aubrey Honking. The recovered goods included artifacts related to a local theft case, with officers urging witnesses to come forward.
Jase Gioreron charged with passing ten dollar bills linked to a scheme. United States Commissioner Lockhart set bond, while Detertite Litwlanant eB. AcDonald noted the suspect admitted possession of 25 one hundred dollar bills at a grocery gate on Soul Lane street.
Chaotic OCR summary shows anti repeal crusade plans by groups including WGDU and allied organizations. They announce a shift to oppose nationwide repeal sentiment ahead of congressional elections. Leaders urge churches and Christian ministries to mobilize against the proposal, with November 2 as a referenced date.
A Baltimore X-ray pioneer suffers the loss of his left arm after an accident at a Mercy Hospital noted for his devotion to Rogotges or Detar. Surgeon Mo McFennan has performed numerous operations to stem the spread of a subtle infection affecting the nervous system.
A burglary occurred when a woman, Mrs Goldstein, was anaesthetized and robbed of jewelry valued at about $5000. The thief used the anesthesia to gain access, and investigators seek the assailant who remains at large.
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