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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
1
The piece surveys violent revolts in Brazil and upheavals in Europe, contrasts wartime aid efforts with economic strain, and notes emerging scientific theories from Dirre and Einstein, alongside rapid power growth at New York Edison and cautious steel-industry sentiment amid looming naval disarmament. It hints at a world reshaped by conflict, innovation, and industrial scale.
At McAlester Oklahoma an explosion trapped 29 miners in Wheatley No 4 mine. Rescue teams faced six levels of debris and damp air as they sought survivors. Officials warned little chance of finding men alive, while ventilation and barrier efforts struggled to progress.
Brandy and tobacco stories accompany a chaotic report about a young Native American chief and his wife returning aboard the White Star liner Adriagi after a three year round the world journey. The account mixes odd phrases and unclear actions referencing a “stork trip” and a feigned moral tone with religious overtones.
Riot and looting hit Rio de Janeiro as police units mutinied over food amid a presidential deposition in Brazil. Garrison troops restored order after two hours as civilians joined the counter revolution, with gunfire and casualties reported.
Vital Hoares, vice president elect of Brazil, arrived in Lisbon amid astonishment at reports Dr. Julio Prestes had renounced the presidency. Hoares stated he would not renounce his post until he reached Brazil and saw how events unfolded.
Forecasters predict colder weather with cloudy skies and a chance of rain. Northerly winds will bring cooler temperatures, with similar conditions expected through Wednesday night. Southerly breezes diminish as a cold front passes.
The Jumble Oil and Refining Co lowers crude prices effective today across Texas and West Texas regions. Reductions reach 7 cents to 60 cents per grade with many crudes priced near one dollar and more, including Goose Creek and Humble grades, while other nearby firms matched or followed with similar cuts in Oklahoma, Kansas, and New Mexico fields.
President Hoover rejected Ralph Kelley’s accusation that oil firms illegally siphoned oil from the government. Kelley, former Denver head of a federal agency, claimed a zero tolerance case against oil companies and called for accountability at the highest level.
U S urges typewriters to adopt a code system by October 25 to guard file documents. Experts from the United States Bureau of Standards recommend slight changes in typewriter type every five years to improve integrity and reduce forgery risks.
A forecast from the weather bureau predicts a moderate northerly wind and a cooler spell. Tuesday night temperatures around 61 with highs not above 70s and a eventual cold snap easing by midweek. Rainfall accumulations range from a tenth to a quarter inch across East and Southwest areas.
The Rev. Robert Nelson Spence was consecrated bishop of the Episcem church diocese of Western Missouri in a solemn administration of the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist held today.
Vatican City report says Cardinal Sbarrotti who underwent gallstone surgery yesterday remains in dangerous condition today as doctors monitor for complications. The operation was performed under president surgery settings with ongoing medical updates expected.
Buick towarding car with excellent finish and road tires offered for $65. Classified ads reference many items and opportunities in Laight Classified Ads with directions to turn there for more listings.
New York police report three robbers pose as clerks at a Broadway jewelry store near Times Square. They enter before opening, force the manager to unlock the safe, and flee with gems valued at about 200000 dollars after threatening the night watchman and coercing an assistant.
Hallie Whneer, travel promotion representative of the M R P railroad, sought local chamber help to obtain motion pictures of La Antonio and its attractions. Howell W. Jones, chamber publicity director, coordinated arrangements to place the film materials with allied offices.
New York Oct 28 Harvard WH Snapper Garrison a famed jockey in turf history who originated what became popularly known as the Winnie wins his 62nd year dies at Polish hospital in Brooklyn after being in apparent good health yesterday.
LAREDA Texas October 25 Members of the Mexican claims commission of the American Embassy of Mexico will travel through tomorrow en route to Washington for an important conference. Those in the party will include E. Keilor, Miss M. TLarken, Mrs. Andres II, Bilsen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Smeenty.
In Corporation court Judge A. Tn Matlock cites police negligence after three traffic cases were dismissed for unsigned complaints. Defendants often paid fines without valid charges. further unsigned cases may be dismissed. Officers named include Noiin Webb, J. B. Andel, Fort Sam Trowstan soldier, and SH. Nuckols at Kelly Field.
The shooting of Lester McCormick a 25 year old walking delegate for the Alton Building Trades council and Frank Jefferson whose beliefs were found in McCormick's machine this morning was being investigated by local police today.
President Hoover will personally pin the Congressional Medal on Tomor row War ace Captain Eddie Rickenbacker at Hollingfield on November 6 the White House announced.
Relatives in Washington announce the death of Mrs. Robert McKee, daughter of President Benjamin Harrison, who died early Friday at her home in Greenwich, Connecticut. The report notes the passing of a presidential descendant and lists her family connection.
After an eight month court battle, George Huntress Jr lost the bid for justice of the peace to John V. Onion by recount. The tally shows Onion ahead by 178 votes originally with Huntress gaining only a handful in several precincts. Remaining challenged ballots may not alter the result as reported. The recount status in the county clerk race also noted Moore trailing Burke by a wide margin with disputed votes to be resolved later.
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