Prussian Diet Cuts State Members Pay
Berlin Oct 21 The Prussian diet voted to cut the monthly pay of state members from 730 to 400 marks.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
8
Berlin Oct 21 The Prussian diet voted to cut the monthly pay of state members from 730 to 400 marks.
Scientists prepare delicate instruments and large cameras to observe a solar eclipse on a tropical island. Weather has been clear for two days, aiding visibility for the event.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to cleanse the bowels, prevent toxins, and boost energy. It claims long experience diagnosing digestive troubles and cites broad appeal across men women and children, noting it is the largest selling laxative in drugstores.
President Ortiz Rubig told a committee of chambers of commerce that a bill declaring division of law under the agrarian law will soon be submitted to Congress. The measure aims to reassure farmers, expand production, and allow landowners to proceed without fear of losses, with six states affected by division termination.
Emma J. Eyring died in Baltimore Maryland on Saturday and her funeral is planned for Wednesday morning at St. Marys First Presbyterian Church. The service will be officiated by Reverend Hill with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by her son W R Ewing a daughter Elizabeth and by her late husband, who donated the church organ.
The Mothers' club of Tockwood Park will host a farewell party at 3 p.m. Wednesday for Miss Margeed Pridgen who is retiring from the position of director of the park playground. Miss Billie Wilson will succeed her as park director in Lorkwood Park.
In San Antonio residents watch a bizarre aerial display as 18 condemned aircraft are moved from the Saar An fonio air depot to Camp Stanley. From Galveston 20 airframes head to Kelly Field for bombing tests under Major Davenport Johnson with Army transport planes ferrying detachments to the testing site.
Det 110 Texas Oct 21 report that Mexican and Texas leaders including Sr. bisandea Veno and Del Rio officials seek an exemption from a Mexican agriculture decree affecting alien hunters. The ruling, announced last week, allows some hunters already in Mexico to stay but bars them from returning with a six month permit without exemption.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday for C. VA Statee, 41, who recently resigned as president of the Del Rio Bank and Trust Company. He is survived by Mrs. Sesles and a 10-year-old daughter.
Amarillo dispatch reports Gene Howe, after mending quarrels with singer Mary Garden, plans to transform his large bungalow into a villa for entertaining her. He invites her for tea at the villa, with Mrs. Howe joining the occasion.
Marion Eddy, actress and amateur pilot, reportedly reached about 15 000 feet in an attempt to break a women's altitude record for planes. The record is stated to be held in Germany.
Yale Club of New York polls Yale alumni on travel habits and weekend absences impact on undergraduate life. They consider whether university authorities should impose restrictions.
On Tuesday the second day of the Texas Retail Credit Bureau training at the Gunter Hotel heard Eight speakers led by President G. O. Wendt of Temple. J. E. T. Chilton Dallas and others from Waco El Paso Fort Worth and San Antonio spoke on operating and developing bureaus in large urban communities. Talks by C K Dinks Greenville C W Turley Tronston and G G Graves Fort Worth were postponed from Monday. The gathering included a bangurti bondo Monday night at the Gunter.
Twenty people were injured today when police opened fire on a crowd in the Pere district of Bombay. The incident involved clashes with residents and authorities as security forces attempted to disperse the gathering.
In Dallas Texas Kawerd Blanchard was sentenced to OV days in person and a 500 fine on federal charges for selling grape juice containing more than one half percent alcohol. He appeals to the Supreme Court for review of his case.
A New York report notes American film exporters face competition from non English speaking producers since talkies emerged. Golden, chief of the motion picture division, says the department of commerce sees declining exports as markets shift and language barriers persist.
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