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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
2
A widow secured a financial award after a bombing case revisited by the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. The proceedings traced back to 1723 when James A Barnes and his associate searched for a hidden infernal device, resulting in a deadly explosion.
A Dallas man and a Masonic official, rambling through names and titles, appears in a contested matter involving a widow and an insurance claim tied to International Travelers Association. The Fourth Circuit affirmed a state court judgment while outlining administrative actions and payments.
The defendant denies knowledge of two file boxes of liquor seized from a farm owned by a relative. He claims no involvement and says he never aided in the operation. The hearing before Commissioner Mai A. Leckhart focused on whether he did the work of making beet and transporting cartons. The bond remains 300.
San Antonio and other cities mark a tribute to the late inventor Thomas A Edison with a memorial service at Edison High School in Los Angeles and public moments of remembrance. Schools and utilities pause as ceremonies recognize his contributions to electricity and invention.
Fragmented report describes a nationwide two minutes of silence and brief broadcasts honoring Thomas Edison. President Hoover urged Americans to observe one minute of silence on October 21 at 8 PM EST. Observances occurred in Chicago, St Louis, San Francisco, and other cities, with schools and utilities participating.
Twelve men and two attorneys chosen as directors to stabilize the nation’s banking structure at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. George M. Reynolds of Chicago was elected chairman and Mortimer M. Buckner of New York president. Photo shows Daniel G. Wing of Boston and George Rey among the group.
A report details attempts by Seek Removal to oust a bank official in New York. The article references political figures and a contested resignation amid a spree of alleged changes and investigations, noting prior standards and a push from officials to account for the bank man’s governance.
The Prospect Hill Dramatic Group will repeat its performance of The House at Vel Monte Friday night at Soelork. Proceeds benefit the Young Men’s Title club. Maral will sing during the event.
October 21 in Sew Yone Sam A Semtveers, chief counsel to the Inge alive committee, urged a fine against Ituseelt 1, Bhecwond, if he refuses to power the kibperna calling him to big October 0. Sherwood, mayor Walker’s personal accountant, was served in Mexican City eras. Under the law Senbars can ask for the fine on any property he may have in this state.
Washington report states Peru issued decree protecting workers from dismissal and wage cuts. applies to industrial and commercial sectors. Talinn Ty. Smith, acting commercial attaché in Lima, conveyed the decree to the Commerce Department.
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