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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
3
Charlea W. Holman and Mrs. Holman stand by the Thompson trophy as he wheezed to the first ever finish at the National Ale Races in Chicago, claiming a historic speed victory.
In a Tuesday meeting the resolution's content warned of deterioration from weather conditions affecting catron supply for the year. It noted that limited pickers would hinder harvest and that efforts would be made to stabilize the process despite shortages and reduced workforce.
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A historical U S Bureau compilation shows American cities under 300,000 population. Massachusetts leads with nine cites over 100,000, Illinois and New York follow. New Jersey lists six. The final counts detail city names and states, with Worcester, Providence, St. Paul, and other urban areas noted among those under revision.
Victor Thu Mexander of San Diego marks a pioneering flight from Vancouver to Agua Caliente Lower California in six hours. The journey, laced with cross border routes, celebrates a notable aviation achievement bridging Canada and Mexico.
A dispatch reports an order for arrest in a trans plot linked to two Black suspects amid a broader police manhunt. The notice lists multiple districts and rail facilities across St Louis, Denver, Seattle, Portland, and other cities, with terse accusations of complicity in a crime titled the “News Special” and references to railroad workers’ disruption.
Washington DC report says a carrier contract will be let for construction of new equipment for the navy. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but reference is made to supply plans, loan terms, and a consortium collaboration with Navy officials and shipyards involved.
A French aviatrix completes a demanding 22 hour airborne voyage amid clear weather. The report notes ongoing preparation and classroom guidance for readers, with advertisements citing services for home projects and poultry care.
Muriel Adele Evans, once a cinema star, sues wealthy husband Michael Cudahy heir to the Cudahy packing millions. The complaint cites cruelty as the reason for dissolution of marriage.
A Detroit bootlegging dispute led to a deadly confrontation resulting in the death of a man. Police reported the assailants fled the scene and an investigation is under way to identify those involved and determine motives amid liquor traffic tensions.
A Marine hero, 34, died Wednesday morning in San Antonio. Funeral plans are to be announced. The Milner family, including Frances Milner and siblings, grieve the loss as the community notes his service in the United States Marines.
A council meeting discussed a proposed center project along a river area in Highland Park. Officials considered attracting 140 housing units and potential staging for outdoor venues, with residents split on the development’s impact and timing.
A court in Boltz returned a verdict of death by own action in the case of an invalid man found dead near Berada Street. The proceedings referenced rudimentary details including names such as Brown and Brown Shearalit as involved parties. The narrative describes the deceased sustaining a fatal wound and a associated discharge of a firearm, with surrounding circumstances leading to the verdict.
Monts Silvy, 54, a farmer from Devine, died at Robert H. Green hospital after a Monday morning accident. His car plunged off the road, rolled three times, and he was found unconscious at the wheel. His 12 year old son and two daughters survived, while a year old died with him.
A vintage style pitch promotes Pebeco Tooth Paste as superior to ordinary dentifrices. It claims better cleaning, whitening without enamel scratching, and saliva stimulation to neutralize mouth acids, branding Pebeco as the dentifrice for thinking people with a distinctive taste.
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