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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
1
A summary of Arthur Brisbane Ceso and King Manturan’s discussion on the President's speech and the 27 Day, 40 Billion plan. It argues prosperity hinges on continued spending, notes Ford's predicted pay scales, questions land-sale frauds, and warns against speculators undermining confidence.
A Washington DC report notes that if the driver consents to a car search the police may rely on consent rather than a warrant. The piece references the Department of Justice consent and cites the Supreme Court review of Edwin C. Kady and others, exploring the legality of searches with consent.
A distressed American citizen, Prank A. Nixon, was detained by Tampico authorities and deported after a night under guard. Nixon said he faced unspecified issues with local officials and planned to travel to San Antonio, mentioning relatives in Lexington.
Transatlantic seaplane duo Denton Osto and Maurice Dellonie left Kansas City at 12:05 PM bound for St. Louis as they plan to tour the United States. The French pilots intend to circle St. Joseph and Jefferson City en route and then reach St. Louis.
A few hundred fans greeted the Cardinals at Union Station today as they arrived from Philadelphia after losing the first two games of the World Series to the Athletics. The turnout showed little enthusiasm despite the team’s return from the series.
A Texas man was acquitted of murder in the death of his wife as the jury delivered a verdict in district court today. The case centered on Teron, Ove, JP, and Virgil TR. Nelson, with the court proceedings detailing disputed evidence and testimonies.
Mexican authorities raised the tariff on fresh and dried fruits by 200 percent following requests from fruit growers. The duty applies to imports mainly from the United States including grapes apples pears and peaches sourced from California Texas and other southern states, aiming to protect a nascent domestic fruit industry.
Unclear report notes the Bulgarian monarch King Boris rumored to wed Princess Giovating, the 23 year old daughter of the King of Italy, with the event described as a belbrollia and to be announced at once.
Ambassador and Mrs Edge will depart October 16 for a scheduled months vacation in Paris. The trip follows the envoy’s regular itinerary and rests on landmark diplomatic assignments.
Brookhart accuses Fred W. Sargent of threatening government policy on waterways and barges. He says the Chicago and North Western president advocates confiscation of property and subsidies in a bid to expand waterways, urging the nation to resist the railroads' plan.
Washington UPI report notes wagering losses and deductions in horse racing. Janett Shouse claimed $12,455 in net losses from race wagers across 2023 1924 and 1925 while a $1 760 deduction for a national section result in Maryland in 1924 was disallowed.
The San Antonio Light notes a new film release titled Texan History Movies on page 4 in Texan History Movies. The piece highlights La Salle’s untimely end as a central tale portrayed through cartoons and brief historical context aimed at educating Texans.
FVANSTON Wi District police accident prevention director Frank Kream provokes debate by saying women drivers are largely to blame for traffic accidents. He claims they lack decisiveness and understanding of traffic rules, sparking calls for clarification and accountability.
Bred Glasscock of Fred Glazecock's school sues Nicholas Fried of Daner Craft studio for $2000 and seeks an injunction alleging Fried took credit for five students' dancing, denying Glasscock's three years of teaching and artistic contributions. The case requests $1000 actual and $1000 exemplary damages.
In Washington and Oklahoma two natural history researchers refuse invitations from WT Thoburn, curator of the Oklahoma Visitation Society, to observe local fauna. The scientists argue against visiting the elmiy habitat, suggesting long life spans for the fauna and preferring independent study.
The British consul in Foochow reports Miss Firth Nelloton and Eleanor June Warrison, missionaries with the Church Missionary Society, were captured in Chungan, northern Funkien, and later killed after failed ransom negotiations. A severed finger was sent to authorities as a death threat. Authorities await full details before further action.
Paris report says the French cabinet approved a decree to prevent dumping of Soviet products including wheat, cereals, meats, sugar, eggs, and glue. It will require import licenses and appear in tomorrow's Journal official. Premier Lardieu presided over the meeting.
Washington dispatch reports the Farm Board decided to supplement advances to raisin producers in California. The increase raises payments to 1 4 cent per pound on cub standards and 1 2 cent per pound on standard and extra standard raisins, aiding growers amid market concerns.
Forecast calls for showers Friday with cloudy conditions in San Antonis and Sleinitz. Temperatures midweek to warm with windy conditions near the coast. Weekend outlook shows possible rain, with improving conditions toward Saturday.
An I-Team report notes a Chicago figure celebrated his 90th birthday while commenting on a recently published work titled Teventieth Century Hib. He claims the Bible has been expurgated, removing immortality and other elements, and defends the text as fine literature despite personal objections to his daughter's reading.
San Antonio is forecast for scattered showers Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures will range from 7 degrees in the morning to 85 degrees Saturday afternoon, rates considered typical for the season, according to the weather bureau official.
A clipped, high‑contrast item notes Buck leaving for the Pacific Coast aboard a train. The brief mentions a junior transcontinental record attempt and that the flier arrived today from Amarillo, with sparse, partially garbled OCR details about timing and location in Albuquerque New Mexico.
In Los Angeles, James Kelley was arraigned in municipal court on charges of brutal attack on 20 year old Gloria Wiley. He was ordered held on $3000 bail pending his hearing on October 10.
Coast guards search of Lake Michigan near Blullington Indiana centers on a missing Chicago artist aviator tied to a crosslake flight. The Waco plane and unsettling clues point to a long vanished pilot from last April as investigators pursue possible connections to a fellow Tuifiler from CMICAGS.
An earthquake struck the vicinity of the mineral wells near Damzcent, about 40 miles north of Teheran, causing serious damage. Details are awaited.
County employees are granted a pair of holidays. One date is May 9 off. October 22 is declared San Antonio day to attend a fair and meet. The court first passed an order designating the holiday.
Secom Texas report on John Ware owner of racing string found shot at Guadue lupe County fair at dawn. Pat Rampheics, jockey and manager, was treated after being injured and will be questioned. Ware's body sent to his Austin home.
A high-speed flight crew from the Tt. A. FP. 56 Felixstowe achieved six miles a minute in seaplane trials. The craft, built for the Schneider trophy contest, demonstrated faster air speed than any prior record during Gloucester Napier practice.
Aapolie Minn October 3 1949 scanlon a former lumber magnate who helped create a model village for his workers along the Cowell river in Seifish County dies at his home. He was 69 years old.
AAVANA Oct S C P The Cubs congress was convened in a special session by President Macha do folay to suspend constitutional matters until after national elections planned for November 1 in Mayans and environs.
Classifieds offer a 1929 Murras-Winerich Whippet Cabriolet for 205, a Feedericksburg Road lunch stand item for 115, and an incubator auction at 415. Also a Saturday sale on 1840 crop pecans and other items in the Want Ads column.
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