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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

2

Virginia Votes for Prohibition Repeal Amid Statewide Results

Virginis reports a 32 to 1 margin in favor of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Richmond and other cities show strong anti prohibition sentiment with margins up to four to one. With 1294 precincts in, 92,000 vote for repeal and 04,530 against. liquor control system favored by 86,381 to 47,431 for continuance of prohibition.

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November 7 Set as Zero Hour for Prohibition Repeal

Voter sentiment shows 32 states ready to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with none opposed as referendums approach November 7. If four of seven key states decide for repeal, abolition of Prohibition could occur as early as December after state conventions pass the measure. Renumbered word for sale at 4.59 dollars.

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Striker Menace Progress Report Confusing Era

An unclear note from New York dated October describes industrial progress amid tensions between makers and consumers. The source uses fragmented phrases about strikes, progress, and prices, with few concrete details or names.

New York Progress

Panamanik League GnAir Gnaeirm Geneva Presidency

Raoul Amadur, son of Panama's first president and Columbia graduate, began his presidency as a new League of Nations council member. The session noted vacant seats for Argentina and Japan while Argentina welcomed new member Australia and Denmark. The council ratified the assembly and discussed expanding permanent seats, but Japan signaled resignation and refused council participation amid Manchuria tensions.

Geneva Raoul Amadur Panama Conumbia University League of Nations Council Argentina Japan Amador Australia Denmark Counell Drettion League Japagnes Repuke Mnanchuria

Man Acquitted on Artificial Light Hunting Charge

H Passant of 318 Omann Street was acquitted by a county jury of illegally hunting deer with an artificial light on the Blanco road about 15 miles from town. Witnesses said A B Bifelder and George Stowe testified that Stowe rode with a loaded shotgun. Stowe faces trial later on the same charge.

H. Passant Omann Street Goliriat A.B. Bifelder Passant George Stowe Con Sable Stowe Ardhur Y. Wright Attor- Tee

American Legion weighs political restraint and reforms

Chicago October parade coverage notes the Legion committee voting down immediate pay proposals, endorsing constitutional amendments to bar officials from politics, plus debate on veterans hospitalization, crime suppression, and rehabilitation policy. Tragic deaths and injuries mar the march as delegates review next year’s gathering.

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Legion Commander Urges Taxpayer Relief Policy

Chicago Ottawa area report notes national commander Louis Johnson asks Legionnaires to adopt a policy for veterans relief based on the taxpayer, urging consideration of disabled ex-soldiers. He spoke at the Legion’s 17th annual convention, reviewing the Economic Act passage and its impact on veterans’ finances.

Legion Chicago Louis Innnaon Jahowan Johnaen Ald Rven Malia Rearera

Legionden by Johnson push for disabled veterans benefits

In a convention speech Johnson urges continuing a patriotic path to secure benefits for disabled veterans. He credits the American Legion with restoring public respect and press confidence while opposing attacks on the new federal administration. He cautions against demanding benefits for those who merely seek government support.

American Legion Johnson

Woman Suggests Marriage Code to Aid Industry

A San Antonio woman urged a "marriage code" to improve industry standards under the NRA. She presented her idea before Postmaster P. G. Lucas who referred her to local NRA leaders for consideration, arguing romance and sound homes are essential alongside commercial progress.

NRA San Antonio P. G. Lucas Sun Lucas

Spain considers grand coalition to form new regime

Madrid reports amid cabinet collapse Amar Zamora seeks broad Republican coalition. Sanches Roman tipped as premier with Socialist not in cabinet, Bodulists as external supporters. Premier Librour resigns after 21 days as 184 to 91 votes fail confidence.

Madrid Spain Alcala Zamora Zarmora Sanches Roman Sociatiste Minnister Boduliste Alejandra Librour Yeaterday Mentiatkrted

Burglars Loot Apartment on San Pedro Avenue

Police report a burglary on San Pedro Avenue where Emma Rosenman’s apartment was robbed of clothes, other items, and furnishings valued at 125 dollars. Three suspects are reported missing as investigators pursue leads.

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Texas UIL unit formed under petroleum code plan

Dallas October 4 The Texas UIL unit forming under a national petroleum committee to prevent violations of marketing agreements began taking shape. Texas is divided into 27 districts with Legge named Texas chairman by P M Miskell of Tulsa. Officials listed Houston Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth El Paso Beaumont Austin Galveston Waco Wichita Falls Amarillo and other cities.

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Camps for Texas Planned by U S Government

Washington reports planned winter camps within Texas borders as part of emergency conservation efforts. Robert Fechner, director, stated plans today amid wartime demands and national mobilization.

Washington Robert Fechner

Benefactor Robbed by Man He Fed for Weeks

A man robbed benefactor Yee Garcia at 4218 West Commerce Street on Wednesday, taking 25 rands. Garcia, who had fed the assailant for two weeks, was left sadder but wiser by the incident.

Yee Garcia West Commerce

Scottish Rite Seaming Set Feast of the Tabernacles

About one hundred seventy five members of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry are expected at a Feast of the Tabernacles in the Scottish Rite temple at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The event marks the dedication of the Temple of Salomert and is mandatory for Fourth Degree Masons. Dr George W Diehl of Corpus Christi and former instructor of Roanoke Va will be the principal speaker. Music by the Scottish Fire High Twelve singers under Dr Grod Trey Rogers. G B Marks in charge of the ceremonial supper Pet Simpson doors Victor Keller ushers. Toasts to the president United States supreme council sovere ten grand commanders departes members grand lodge ladies and lost Masons will feature the ceremony.

Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Tabernacles Salomert Masona Scathinh Rite Freemasonry Cidorge W. Diehl Carpus Christi Tnatruator Roanoke Musle Scottish Fire High Grot Trey Rogers G. B. Marks Pet. Simpson Victor Keller United States Supreme Council Grand Lodge

Einstein Hopeful of Better World

London October 4 Professor Albert Einstein in an Albert Hall address on science and civilization said a better world will emerge from present upheavals. The talk was heavily guarded by police amid rumors of trouble. a desk-size blatter was offered by The Light ad chuntes at Broadway and Fifth Street without charge or obligation.

London Albert Einstein Albert Hall Broadway Fifth Street

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