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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1931
Page
18
Fragmented report describes Gandih Chill and Dons Blanket aboard a vessel from Bombay en route to London for a Vil dian raul table conference in Tan gon. Unclear text mentions travel companions, wind conditions, and social tensions aboard with references to a sailor and a wife.
A garbled wartime style notice cites a drive against disease with references to Mrs Tessie Britet and Tarene Teachers Council. It mentions Metnelpal Fuienkers and Goodann along with an official from Southwest Dairy Veanetse. A later line hints at a meeting and a committee chaired by Thames torhaisilt Wieruh for mocilation of sutiaat children wear planted.
A court in Alabama sentenced 12 year old Vollin Chatman to reform school after pleading guilty to an offense described as theft and assault in a prior incident. The record cites multiple charges including intent and felonious acts connected to a sequence of crimes.
In San Antonio the bank clearings for the month declined while postal receipts held steady. The San Antonio Clearing House reported total clearings of 4108 billion dollars, with other regions showing similar weak activity and only marginal changes from prior months.
Kangas Crude Pool resists a mandated shutdown as Globe of & Refining seeks to halt operations under an 80 per cent curtailment order from the state Public Service commission. The refinery cites technical and economic concerns, arguing the cut jeopardizes local supply and jobs while regulators weigh penalties and compliance options.
Theater owners from the Motion Picture Theater Owners of America protest a new sales policy and higher film prices. The meeting discussed extending the concession terms and the impact on exhibitor costs at the Meten Galeri site.
Fragmented text reports a prison blaze near Pity Ark where three Black inmates suffered severe injuries. Misread lines mention a night incident, a prisoner shackling an informal item, and unclear details about the event or location.
A WVANK police officer stands trial on three counts of tax fraud alleging underreporting of income. Prosecutors say the officer earned about 780000 over the past three years while serving in Lot 104 J, Qhintizals. The case hinges on disputed records and an alleged framing scheme referenced as ile sateliment.
Milt Gross notes two day visit by Pasterasck to Locust City for community events and local gatherings. Details on dates and attendees are incomplete in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text references a racqueteteers war and aviators landing after a strike. Mentions front page space taken by gangsters and a chaotic news environment. No coherent events or identifiable entities beyond generic crime themes.
A former West Texas State Teachers College football captain and standout, renowned as one of the state’s best linemen, died last night after a sudden illness. He was 210 pounds and remembered as a key defensive player for Chickens on the line. Memorial notes say he failed to rally after hospitalization.
A described advance in scientific optics claims an infinitesimal deviation in the speed of light using a lattice of ten elements. The American Chemical Journal notes a detector with a unique arrangement and alignment theory. The work involves multiple researchers from physics and engineering departments, with varied impacts across components.
A shredded OCR fragment discusses a failed mine conference attempt. It references officials and a general sense of futility, mentioning monetary aspects and statements by public figures. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
A terse communication from the chief orders the Dallas Police Department to tighten efforts amid expected shakeups. Detailing directives, the memo emphasizes discipline and focus across divisions as leadership signals potential personnel changes.
Readable segments show a slate of community meetings hosted by the Alamo civic clubs and church groups. Dates cover November through December with sessions at Mrs. Burkett’s home and the Alamo Presbyterian, Travis Park Methodist, and Cathedral Woman's Association venues. Events include speeches, nominations, and prize contests with prizes and weekly raffles mentioned.
Rumor of an abduction involving Vallee is dismissed by officials and press reports. Police say there was no credible evidence of the plot, despite overheard chatter about a kidnapping attempt liée to events in New York and involving Motive Commissioner Mulroones and other noted figures.
Washington reports show disabled World War veterans facing high unemployment. National Commander E C Babcock notes a large number on relief rolls as agencies struggle to aid jobless veterans. A Senate address cites policy failures and calls for broader relief to stabilize veterans and support rehabilitation programs.
The Oklahoma labor department announced a fix after a smell of irregularities on several contract projects. Civilians for a minimum wage were required today to ensure compliance and finish work, with oversight tightened across the board.
A new direct Canton to Hong Kong telephone line was inaugurated, marking a significant link between the two ports. The service aims to improve communications and business ties, with the route expected to support rapid connections between Canton and Hong Kong.
A distorted U S population center claim places the nation’s center inside a strip coal mine near Indiana. Professor W A Cogshell of Indiana University Astronomy Dept identified a supposed pale point amid a mine area, citing government talent indicators and a land northeast measurement.
In Galveston Texas a blaze in a downtown neighborhood store injures three people Nobert Lynne and Willasnt Vinkavich and Yuckavich family are tied to the scene as flames spread through the Vittkavich block. Firefighters overcome by smoke during the response while two large department stores suffer damage to stock and storefronts. A central alarm summoned Galveston fire units to battle the flames.
Three students were found after being lost in a blizzard near Mount Buapeln. They had been missing for hours as a cyclone storm battered the area, and rescuers worked to reach them amid harsh winds and snow.
A Los Angeles area liquor case centers on an eight room house described as “given over entirely to the liquor making enterprise” as Andrew Ronzalva faces charges of manufacturing misappropriation and possession. Leading witness statements and a government property theft allegation anchor the proceedings with Hearings and a $500 bond set in default.
Governor Roosevelt sent a message to the legislature urging immediate crime legislation. He proposed tightening the anti pistol law, prohibiting machine gun possession, and strengthening penalties for disorderly conduct to curb crime.
Sept 1. California pilots plan a dangerous jump from Tachikawa Airdrome in the reconditioned main plane Varific. The party aims for Seattle with a permit expected today. A brief note mentions Northwanapan and Samuahira beach and references light classified ads.
Grayson Key Rep reports a fatal attack on Mrs Annie Evans near her home with her head injured and evidence suggesting a blade wound. James Evins is in custody for questioning as investigators pursue proof of a brutal assault in a rural area. Coroner Cole Henderson ordered arrests and a nationwide search for suspects.
A New York story recounts a girl learning to fly using a broomstick at home, completing two hours of instruction before attempting flight. The account describes early practice in a yard and a park, then a final test at an airport, with parental support noted.
Laura Ingalls plans a test flight toward transatlantic crossing despite earlier remarks about fading interest. Linnea Ingalls and others observed in New York on September 1 as she prepared for an aviation milestone. She offered few comments after landing, keeping plans understated.
Secret marriage tale involves White House guard Boatwright and a mysterious partner linked to President's travels. Disjointed OCR suggests a Weekend trip and a Miss Mabel Geamen from West Virginia amid unclear names.
A slight improvement in employment was reported in six U.S. cities including Boston Philadelphia Mobile To City and Las Vegas. Across districts there was little or no change with some areas showing improved conditions in manufacturing and services.
Three trains narrowly escaped damage last night on the New Haven line near Woodmont. Montrealers were among the witnesses as crews cleared obstructions paced on the tracks in what officials say may have been an attempt to derail trains. No one seriously injured. one engine damaged.
Omitted text discusses a railway mortgage and receivership actions arising in Atlanta and Birmingham areas. It notes issuing bonds at four percent and details about mortgage arrangements. Names and specific dates are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to rail mainline finance and related legal proceedings are present.
A man was found dead in his bed at a residence on Wyoming Street by the occupant Daris. Detectives P Rocacely and Captain Mudirne Anpkins investigated the scene noting the death appeared natural due to cancer. The body was discovered Tuesday morning.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a weathered report about a second passenger of a berth facing charges. It hints at a reform or punitive action effective December, with a percent rate noted and a reference to children under twelve in a unclear context.
EVA announces Sept Li Normandy Pivvin receives appointment as a member of the special committee of the Stagar ot SN tions within the League of Nations. The move marks an elevation for an American figure in the international body.
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