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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
13
Fanchon travels from Hawaii to New York aboard a plane linked to a murder inquiry. A romance unfolds with Evelyn and Carstairs as Tanchan faces suspicion, a crash follows, and intrigue deepens as a naval officer becomes involved.
Fanchon asserts she bears no defense beyond possible misperceptions and vows to seek the benefit of the doubt. Collin presses, hinting at loneliness and past letters as she recalls childhood losses and the complex native occupier tensions that colored their accusations and defenses.
Federal agents raided a Ravenswood cellar near Sulna orev, uncovering hidden passages and a cement-walled still. They seized 270 quarts of whiskey and two containers, charging two women and two men with illegal possession. Bonds set at $500 to $2,000.
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce hear a warning from banker Baetz about reckless indebtedness and installment overreach. Travis Mour Kand presides at the Pinan hotel meeting with Arthur fell absent, stressing prudent borrowing and avoiding financial overextension.
A garbled note reports Pastor Kirkpatrick of Woodlawn Presbyterian Church improving after illness. The brief mentions the minister’s condition during the week and acknowledges Ramppenifirilia quark as part of unclear source text.
T. J. Garykill, of Tililoraio Kansas, is held on embezzlement charges after a 698.18 theft from a corporation where he acted as agent and collector. Sheriff Newt Fier and Deputy Matthews arranged for transfer from Eldorado to face charges in Kansas. An arrest warrant was issued. authorities say a suspect was encountered in Alamo Heights and later identified.
A benefit program will be held September 21 under Sampson McDowall to aid the Illa Austin colored orphanage. The event features performers including Jerofie the strong man and Arizona Frant the rope artist, with proceeds funding a new Negro orphanage.
Two people were treated for arm injuries after a collision at South Brazos street and Deaka Avenue Friday night. Robert I. Green, Mrs. J. W. Lollom of Tyreda, and Sergeant Jacob Iauver of Randolph Field reported broken arms. Jean Halland, a year-old daughter of Mrs. Dolland, also sustained bruising. The other driver, Cage Fukin of Weatleetud, Wexus, was not seriously hurt.
The text reports on a monthly meeting of the Sans Antonin District Chiropractic Practic Association at the Branguilfe Indy hotel. Main speakers were Dre and Min Sleliy Tiley of Branguilfe. Miro Anzeta Porter received a recognition basket for efforts in advancing practice. Dr A A Kimball to lead the next meeting.
A garbled classified style notice advertises room rentals with varying prices and amenities. It mentions furnished spaces, weekly rates, housekeeping, and multiple locations including Camden Tyler Kentucky and Alamo. Contact details and complete information are claimed to be available from the listing owners.
State auditors from the Texas comptroller's office examined Bexar County tax records. Maverick and others dispute the audit plan, arguing it withholds information taxpayers deserve. Discrepancies reportedly total about 600 dollars with larger sums possibly involved, prompting calls for full disclosure and an audit cost estimate of up to 5000 dollars.
Marbach filling station owner in Austin mod Sarthy roads used burglar alarm to deter thieves Tuesday night. He reported eight youths jailed Wednesday after his alarms triggered and neighbors chased them away.
A resident named Viking recounted awakening to a prowler in his home. He restrained the intruder until police arrived and intends to press a charge of attempted burglary against the suspect, who is connected to a Mexican individual.
A city or county report notes savings on inmate meals for the month, with figures attributed to the jail kitchen and staff. The summary highlights lower costs per meal and total expenditure, mentioning officials such as the prison commissioner and department figures, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
The War Department announced promotions for reserve officers stationed at San Antonio. One officer from the field unit has been elevated to first lieutenant, reflecting commendations for meritorious service and leadership.
Major Martin and Maj. T. G. Uamtey extended an invitation to Sterling for the graduation of Kelly Field cadets on October 10 in Austin. Senator Williamson opposed the plan, urging the governor to block the exercises. About 110 students are expected to graduate, with a municipal auditorium crowd and a chamber of commerce dinner dance that Friday evening.
A bid for Brownsville road work was approved by the authorities. The process involved officials from the San Heytto region and local firms Doikland Woelegartner and Ree vented, with funding aligned to the earth work project. Officials reported the contract covers construction tasks and related jobs.
A man was stabbed in the chest on Thursday night in Feroonlo near Habert IL Green hospital. Police have not learned the motive or identify the attacker. The victim was treated at a local facility.
August was the coolest summer month in 12 years with an average temperature around 82 in Ban Amania. The month saw a record high daily temperature of 107 degrees and rainfall of about 2.31 inches, amid generally clear skies with lingering clouds at times.
A county survey reports the Nobert J. Green hospital operating at 952 patients with a 225 bed capacity. Superintendent Missa Tlwmar G. Marrs notes average daily attendance exceeds space. County commissioners trimmed the hospital budget from 800000 to 590000, while minor wards faced crowding and staff strain.
The Vigilance committee will hold its regular monthly meeting at noon at the Wire Notel in Curedos. Secretary WS Thien er urges members to attend and participate in the discussion.
San Antonio resident Janet Castro will travel to Mexico City for a four week stay to visit cultural sites and engage in study and sightseeing opportunities.
Army planes are reported to be most effective in the war on Panama malarial mosquitoes. Aircraft moved men in the Canal Zone and began spraying operations within days. The first mission occurred July 20 with weekly follow ups aimed at destroying nearly all breeding sites and reducing malaria risks for residents.
Swanmer’s Bay school hosts a display by girls trained in weaving, embroidery, and trimmings under St Mark’s Guild supervision. Rugs and pictures will be shown with proceeds split between recreation, personal needs, and Guild charity work.
Federal Judge Tudge DwVal West signed an amendment declaring Charles PL Cl yells a local druggist bankrupt. Petitioners claim debts around £500 from creditors including National Groot, San Santonio Drug, and the Colling company. The filing notes ten days to respond and mentions a plan to enter Fanitorium, with a gas machine aiding debt settlement.
A city proposal would criminalize the use and handling of flammable liquids in homes and apply penalties from $50 to $200 and jail time up to 60 days. The draft ordinance also requires cleaners to follow strict odor control, prompting concern over privacy and practicality.
A and M officials including Anderson, Caesar Molines, and E We Midjuillan will attend the annual stag dinner of the ex infants’ club at the George Altgeld ranch near Tron Springs in San Antonio Friday night. They will then travel to the Southwest Interence haaed Interpretation meeting at the Guaver hotel September 5 and 7.
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