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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
1
Excerpted thoughts from 1923 by Arthur Brisbane on Wall Street panic, ex dividend slang, and mob psychology. Notes investors’ fears, box selling, and the urge to sell as stocks tumble. Mentions Dr. John Roach Straton, religious modernism, and a hopeful line about future oil fields.
The report details cooler temperatures and cloudy to partly cloudy skies with increasing winds. It notes a 62 degree night in one area and describes widespread colder conditions in the Panhandle and northern regions with limited precipitation. Several cities including Chicago Des Moines and New Orleans are listed with forecasted conditions and wind speeds.
Claude da Van Walls denounces Wend for Texas as he leads protests calling for a cleaner state political scene. The movement targets entrenched interests and urges reforms to restore public trust.
In Weatherford Texas R G Hamilton testified as a former Mayo Clinic physician stated he fired two shots at Tom Walton Jr as the youth fell. Other doctors offered conflicting accounts of bullets’ direction with Walton slain in Hamiltons office. The crowded courtroom heard testimony as the murder trial continued with both sides presenting medical opinions on the fatal shots.
New York World reports widespread losses among major stock operators while asserting not a single winner could be found. Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago is named among those who reportedly lost about fifty million after shifting from grain to Wall Street and allegedly amassing a fortune of 100 million earlier. The Fisher brothers of Detroit are said to have suffered substantial losses, with little confirmation of anyone profiting amid the downturn.
A sharp norther moved through Texas Tuesday night into Wednesday, with San Antonio forecast to dip to about 52 degrees and Amarillo recording 20 degrees. Affected areas may see showers and a moderate northwest wind as temperatures fall. Weather bureau forecaster J. Th. Tarhow cautioned of the cold front.
Four foot hole bored through brick and steel vault wall at Smiley State Bank. Thieves used a winch to haul a five ton safe from the vault to a truck, escaping with $7000 and stamps valued at about $300. Sheriff Neighbors said fingerprint expert from San Antonio will assist. stamps belonged to Smiley post office for safekeeping.
Representative Schalter of Wisconsin proposed an amendment to the census law requiring enumerators to ask every citizen over 21 whether they favor prohibition. He argued the measure would provide a national referendum with minimal government cost and could reach Congress for action.
New York dispatch reports actress Ann Murdock plans a third marriage to Greek Army captain George Karamano. The ceremony is slated in Paris. Murdock’s two prior husbands were Harry C. Dowers and Hallam Keep Williams. Williams is currently on a honeymoon with Rutls Anderson.
New Orleans market report notes steady tone for cotton with opening figures showing January at 12.0 cents, March 18.40, May 18.64, July 19.70 and December at 17.00 cents. The data reflects steady demand and stable pricing through early trading.
Elephants were brought into the music room of the Flotel Biltmore in New York for a sportsmen's dinner organized by John McEntee Bowman for Frank J. Bruen, manager of Madison Square Garden. They were guided through a freight entrance amid some difficulty.
Paris October 30 UPI Physicians say Georges Clemenceau former French premier is more fatigued this morning than last night after his daily exercise. He finally admits railing at his physical instructor to help him perform his routine.
New York weather bureau forecasts the city will receive its first heavy snowfall of the year. The promise of accumulating snow arrives as residents prepare for possible disruptions and officials issue advisory notes.
The San Quentin prisoner Eleanor Walling known as the Kern county flapper bandit gained notoriety for musical performances while serving a long sentence for helping accomplices rob a state bank and escape with a large sum. Her violin skill and vaudeville past drew praise from admirers.
New York reports a second failure of the recent money market as Crmel Lynch ani Company is suspended for not meeting obligations. The loss mirrors yesterday’s John J. Reigod company setback. Firms conducted mainly private orders and avoided general commission business.
The city leaders discuss a grand jury recommendation to participate in a liquor ring inquiry tied to the ambush killing of Drs. Charles Slevecs. The mayor and police chief decline further comment while noting the grand jury acts independently and will determine next steps.
Washington report says the National Association of State Agricultural Commissioners deplores the apparent failure of farm tariff regulations during the special session of Congress. Delegates in convention here urge stronger action to aid farm products and competitive markets.
Guggenheim will represent the United States in Cuba as a flying envoy. The plan includes peaceful use of airplanes on all trips deemed necessary, signaling a proactive approach to aviation diplomacy.
Kenosha Wis Det 80 2 the federal government the Canary and the Gnerich Steamship Company joined in day in run investigation into the sinking of the steamship Wigcons sin four miles off hin niet sestur day with the lose of at least nine livre.
In LASBON dispatch the Portuguese foreign officer seeks agreement with the Irish Free State amid EU trade and navigation concerns. The report notes a pact framing arenty of euromerce and maritime cooperation between Lisbon and Dublin.
Rain and sleet battered Borger causing icy roofs and slick roads. Record low temperatures dropped to near four degrees as a cold front moved through the region. Weather officials warned of continued wind chill and hazards from ice on sidewalks and utility lines.
Mrs Claude de Vou Wutte of Austin, head of the state Woman's Christian Temperance Union, urged political reform and backing of a dry law. She attacked party machinery, urged voters to act at the polls, and argued buyers of liquor share blame with sellers. She supported prohibition and pressed for fair party treatment.
A Houston area wind storm on Oct 30 injured one man possibly fatally and harmed two women and two men. Homes, barns, and outbuildings were damaged or destroyed from Alief to Harbor Se tion, with John Royer’s house lifted 25 feet. Damage reportedly exceeds ten thousand dollars as debris and gale force winds struck multiple districts.
Borger and Hutchinson County officials announced martial law would be ended following Governor Moody’s proclamation in Austin. The order states conditions improving reduce need for martial law, ending the long-declared state of emergency.
Washington date shows American Ambassador Teiles and United Secretary Jecenh 1 Cotton Loday exchanged a proclamation signed August 17 extending for two years the special claims commission between the United States and Sfere ia, reflecting renewal of diplomatic commission terms.
Tollywood California reports actress Colleen Moore was confined today with appendicitis awaiting medical tests to determine severity. Actress Caren Moore, also in the scene, remains under observation as doctors assess potential complications.
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