Disturbance Call Reveals Beer and Mash Incident
A disturbance call Sunday night led responders to a location where beer and hot mash were found, with malice inferred toward the area. Police reported the incident details and ongoing investigation.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1930
Page
3
A disturbance call Sunday night led responders to a location where beer and hot mash were found, with malice inferred toward the area. Police reported the incident details and ongoing investigation.
Attendance was good at the Runge fair annual prize event with many winners listed. Names include Kenedy, Lyons, Campbell, Jollor, GoM, Herr, Bird, Hib, Reimay, Pustejarsky, Chanquet, Berger, Reynolds, Willhem, Bean, and others across multiple prize categories and demonstrations.
The report notes defendants faced liquor related charges after hearings before the States Commissioners. Prison and bond actions followed, with one defendant jailed on a $750 bond after pleading guilty to liquor charges. Other defendants secured bonds and were released pending further proceedings.
J. C. Abbott and I. H. Rixgion were arraigned before United States Commissioner Panta Taevhart Mtondas on a complaint by Li Hotwes of the Department of Justice. They face charges of transporting a stolen automobile from Sels Lake Cite to San Antonio worth $9. Abbott pleaded not guilty as the hearing was set.
Bastrop banks report solid performance with strong deposits and rising loans. Officials cite healthy credit demand, prudent risk controls, and steady local economic activity supporting a favorable year for financial institutions.
City officials and residents clash over plans to build a bridge on Martinex Street. Mayor confirms a future bridge if residents comply by a set date. Engineers tabulate distances and costs as the commission holds a final vote.
Commissioner Paul Ri Slether recommends purchasing the circuit deed to deepen and clean several lakes, including Ban Antonin, to extend dredging capabilities. A formal briefing by the Pils emmimiseinn Rote outlines a patented dredge by Fil Tessen company, powered by a motor, with a special meeting set this week for final review.
In Pittsalagh Ort, a confrontation ended when Officer shot and wounded Bill Robinson, 54, during a purse snatching chase. Police reported the suspect claimed to be Stage Star Black but details remain unclear as investigators proceed.
Chicago dispatch describes a burglary where Dan Nannis and partner Zacharias planned a robbery with a pistol in a dark corner. The men allegedly took about $50 from a business tied to Hamis plans as police recorded the incident yesterday.
An incomplete report from Silvon details a bicycle accident injuring a boy whose leg was broken. The fragmented text mentions Roy Me Canute, Spear son of Rolett, and Camman of Sinton, with unclear surrounding actions and participants.
Amid unsettled control across the region, martial law is proclaimed throughout the area until December. The U S President orders suspension of certain mail and rail services as authorities confront the revolt. Banks and exchanges are not functioning, and international travel faces disruptions.
MONTEVIDEO reports rebel leaders claim a southern revolt aims to topple President Wasaindan Luis and halt his inauguration. Francisca Flores da Cunha says Darang Santa Vialius Cenrr Rin Grande da Nouir Tarshiba Minds Geraes join a campaign with thousands of civilians supporting the insurrection. The government declares a state of siege and allocates 10 million dollars to quell the uprising as rebels consolidate gains across Rio Grande do Sul and move toward Porto Alegre and Parana. General Da Cunha says elections could follow victory.
Marl Arapalo of 408 Witter Street faces corportation court charges after allegedly stealing playing cards and attempting to gamble at a local saloon. The case details include testimony about decks of playing cards used and a minor appeal notice filed by the defendant.
Local organizers announce dates for the Interscholastic Meet in Senton Texas with committee members listed including RG Sichraniel director of athletics H T Reekwarib and Miss Irene Stone. Events will be held Friday and Saturday with literary events on Friday and athletics on Saturday as arrangements proceed.
Fragmentary OCR shows a distorted notice about furnished rooms rentals in the city. It mentions pricing and occupancy terms but text is garbled, hindering clear details of addresses dates or entities involved.
German flier Gert von Masse, detailed for one year to the American army aviation program, will begin his formal study at Brooksfield Mandar. He arrived in Washington from Germany aboard the Stuttgart, and was welcomed by Maj. Pres ton Brown and Slaj. Gov. James E. Fechel. He is to be received by Brig. Gen. Halstead Deter and Brig. Gen Charlee Mt. Dasforth, with Capt. von Massa accompanied by Marl Lucicke. He visited Codá and New Orleans before San Antonio.
One Tec suits against Slevar ar fonse Newton Jey and Tax Collector Neil Campbell in Ninety fourth District Court likely delayed by complications threatening a receivership suit this week. The petition was filed by F Toeher elect of the court, who said indicators show the receivership unit will not be harmed this week. Doster suits against Newton and Campbell were brought by Attorney General Robert fre Bobbilt.
Secretary of War Dn J Hieles accompanies Chick Justice OW Hoffman and Gen Roy Hoffman retired to attend the American Legion convention. The group travels by airplane, meeting officials from the Oklahoma Supreme Court as part of the event coordination.
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