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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
10
The item reports delays on the tracks near 710 East Commerce Street for a morning period. It notes a San Antonio night event and an educational exhibit intended for children burdened by schoolwork. The piece emphasizes access to educational displays and community opportunities.
Mrs Willa Liersberg fired a tiny toy sap pistol to frighten away a rat at her novelty shop in Connelusville Pa a spark from the pistol ignited a Halloween costume nearby. She was severely burned and carried from the building by Virgin Kenello who rushed through flames to help.
New York voters face adjusted absentee rules as honeymooners are exempt from vote privileges. The board of elections ruled that ballots must be mailed or left to be cast on election day. Some voters away from home may still mail ballots if unable to attend.
New York reports an experimental telephone link between New York and Australia will begin next con dex. The cost of a guide mile call between New York and any Australian point will be 18 dollars per minute.
Newfoundland authorities sign a contract with Newfoundland Airways to launch the first air mail service beginning in Tannery and running between St Johns and northern settlements on the islands. The service is slated to start at the start of the year, linking the capital with outlying communities.
Kansas City Missouri October 24 Clarence Smith Kansas elite tax commissioner was elected president of the National Tax association at the closing session of the organization's annual meeting last night.
London dispatch reports in a Drltfeh government statement urging foreign governments to eliminate ceremonies at the Unknown Soldier tomb and cenotaphs during official receptions, citing the impact of war memory on peace efforts.
Oakland officials announced today that two large plants will resume full time operation after weeks of closure. The company officials assured steady employment for more than 2,000 workers, signaling a return to normal operations amid early concerns.
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