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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1931
Page
5
A Cleveland correspondent reports Tennessee business, notably the automotive and manufacturing sectors, showing resilient gains despite downturns. Firms like Wellman and others pursue new markets, with wage and output increases noted while some profits dip. differing regional conditions drive a cautiously optimistic outlook for markets and employment.
An unclear report describes a theft recovery involving rings valued around 1000 dollars. The piece mentions a suspect named Raligin and references a police or legal action, with fragmented phrases about mail and a diving incident. Details are obscured, but the core event centers on the return of stolen rings and ongoing investigation.
The narrative recalls Yuma and Arivaipa Apache interactions along a trail from Grant to Tucson via Old Fort Grant. It details Yuma’s alliance with Arivaipa chiefs, a joint mine expedition, the encounter on a ridge, and a dramatic climb down toward the San Pedro valley. It notes Critttenden’s disappearance during the expedition and tensions with Papagos and Apache groups, shaping later trade and military responses.
Sheriff Albert Havever faces a charge of assault filed in the justice of the peace court at Fort Houston. The incident occurred October 26 near North Blores Street when a pistol was shown in a car and a struggle followed. Witnesses and investigators gathered as Frank Mathews, deputy prosecutor, and others questioned witnesses before the charge was leveled. Fannis, a World War veteran, is hospitalized for injuries and expected to recover.
Britton faces retrial in Galveston after multiple robberies and murder convictions. Deputy Sheriff Attias and a heavy guard escorted him from Galveston jail as attorneys argued for a new trial. The case centers on alleged serial crimes tied to a habitual offender status and prior court findings.
Mussolini, dictator of Laty, tours the scene of a prior Fascist rally. A young deputy challenges the assembly, marking the rise of Fascist power after the famous march on Rome. The piece notes the regime’s control over guards, resources, and the desert setting guarding the area.
Frank Dobie, author of Coronado's Children, writes a Sunday read about the Pecos region. The piece explores desert landscapes and regional lore with Dobie’s characteristic voice.
A noisy ad shows a dance and music event at Ole Hall on Sunday October 24 at 12:00 pm with good music and prizes. Various performers and bands are advertised for Saturday night and the following week, including Reedg oosh and Draker band with multiple orchestras and hall openings.
An incident near Cannon 51 Strawoed Court recalls a coyote in the yard frightening residents. Cadnon described animal activity over time and a dog barking alarm, ending with the coyote possibly fatally wounding a small animal while, allegedly, a larger event related to government cinema and President George Theyns is mentioned in a separate fragment.
Police report several items valued about 200 dollars recovered after a burglary on Marsace Street. Detective Mareman and Lang Tas led the investigation with multiple suspects identified. Additional stolen goods including cash checks and glassware were traced to individuals on Contan Street and Neth Avenue.
A man fled police Friday night on Browy alley, firing as he ran through a house and was later found shot near Utah street. Officers pursued and Massey fired, injuring the suspect who was captured by hospital staff after a brief chase.
Ms. Whit Boyd of Flouston presides as president of the Texas division at the thirty annual convention. New officers elected include Mee B. Br. MlAlbey of Wexarkana as third vice president and Ura. 8. T Dwerds as treasurer. Multiple officers retained or added include Mrs. Jamie Jiartia of Austin, Miss Naule Dalixn of Houston, and Mrs. W. W. Turser of Web ster. Unclear lines reference the Confederate museum and various posts across Texas cities.
Mestard Flores, 19, of 337 San Fam nooda Street, nearly died from a skull fracture after a confrontation with an acquaintance. He reportedly boarded a truck on the Mead with an iron hammer, was struck, and thrown into a vehicle. Doctors say a serious injury left him in critical condition at Robert WB. Green hospital. The assailant has not yet been sentenced. neighbors report limited information.
Hearst customer employee ownership plan outlined as Hearst Newspapers project vigor and forward looking stance. Statement praises Hearst for inspiration information entertainment to american families. The remark mentions various papers and a Port-frvellizanees Oakland Past-Enquirer Lan Aigeles Kraminer and Anatics Rrening.
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