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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1933
Page
1
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Montreal reported on September 4 that former Cuban president Gerardo Machado said he plans to return to Cuba and faces possible charges. He expressed hope for justice and praised Canada’s hospitality while denying fear of an orderly investigation. Canadian authorities promised personal safety if he stands trial. The Havana inquiry team moved to pursue actions during his years in power.
Mrs. FY Keller, wife of a Filage Station operator, was shot by three men during a robbery late Saturday night. Her 13-year-old son drew a revolver. she died in hospital yesterday morning. No trace has been found of the trio, and details are incomplete.
Baltimore police report a man calling himself detective Murphy was held on $2500 bail by Magistrate James F. Cadden. Docketed at central station as Detective Murphy and known as William Willis, a painter, he allegedly extorted Henry Kroener since October 1934 claiming to expose a crime, demanding about $500 under threat of prosecution.
Four more government experts arrived to conduct house-to-house canvassing in St Louis and surrounding county to battle sleeping sickness encep heilitis. The outbreak had 66 victims and 478 afflicted.
President Roosevelt cruised off Virginia on a September 4 holiday journey aboard the Nourmmbal yacht with Astor and two crew members onboard. Two destroyers Manley and Twiggs escorted the vessel as it returned safely, sparking no worry about finances or holidays.
In Los Angeles Sept. 4 a columnist argues for expanded air corps training and subsidies. He proposes government employment of pilots on national routes, reserve lists with retired pay, and staged training to build a large, capable corps for war. He criticizes wage cuts and urges a higher standard of intelligence among pilots.
MANTA Sep 4 10 Ex Vice Governor of the Philippines resigns amid a broader political realignment. President Ranspvelt invited by Hy President to discuss national holiday plans. Local sources report ongoing adjustments within the Pilippines government and notable shifts in regional leadership as the year progresses.
The aviation hero General Francesca De Pinedo, banished years earlier, will be honored in death with a return to Naples, Italy. Mussolini’s envoy confirms the body will be flown from New York to Naples at Italian government expense for a large funeral procession.
Moscow reports the Soviet press extols the Italo Russian pact as a landmark document. Pravda says the Triumvirate treaty is directed against no one and aims to safeguard world peace, while fostering peaceful relations amid economic crisis.
Denman reports Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh left at 11 18 for an undisclosed destination widely believed to be Sweden. They had arrived earlier from the Shetland Islands on August 26 and reportedly conducted a northern trip prior to departure.
Vermont voters weigh the size of turnout and weather impact as they decide on convention delegates for or against repeal. Governors and leaders emphasize statewide contrasts, while Minnesota dry leaders press to sustain the eighteenth amendment amid national campaigning.
In Port Worth a youth was sought after a fist fight that led to the death of Communist organizer T. E. Barc widw. Officers investigated the incident early Saturday and released the 18 year old ex-prisoner involved after questioning.
Kansas treasurer in custody over a millin dollar bogus municipal bond inquiry was freed on bond after a week in Shawnee county jail. Judge George T. Mapertreett approved the bail set under $25,000, as the investigation continues into the warrant and related allegations.
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