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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1931
Page
2
President Hoover outlines a plan to create 100000 jobs through public works, including construction of a vesting system and related sites. He notes efforts to hire workers, secure sites, and advance 1920s era projects with government-backed employment initiatives.
In Wichita Kansas a defendant, Wilbar Cndertill, 20, confessed to aiding Merle Calyr Wirbitn during an Oklahoma incident. He was sentenced to the state penal system for the remainder of his life. The case involved a patrolman and a tied-incident event with family members present.
Arctic explorer Donald SMaesillan lands in Maine after a flight from New Marion N. A. The report notes initial flight issues and the need for suitable aircraft for future scientific voyages. The scene unfolds with a fledgling air travel effort noted at Hin airport in the early morning hours.
A garbled report notes the death of a Santa Fe Railroad official amid a scene described as a fatal accident or incident. The text references names and locations in New York and mentions educators and students in a tangential critique of reading and writing instruction.
A chaotic Brooklyn incident left a suspect shot in the left lung after stepping into a street melee. Police pursued a suspected ring connected to a plan involving an air plant and illicit activity, with a $1000 stake reportedly linked to the event.
New York September 7 Hammerstein the famed theatrical creator was reported resting comfortably today at Mount Sinai hospital following a fall from a horse. Doctors said he is stable with minor injuries and will remain under observation.
An OCR fragmented report describes Bayles failing to break a long distance air record. It mentions pilots Tate Lowell Hagley of Springbok and Robert J. Ball of Springfield, Mass, with references to a 60 mile and 200 mile course, wind speeds, and a world record of 275.8 miles per hour. The article notes Maj. Doolittle and Miss Mande Yair achieving notable marks, plus a record leap by an unnamed flyer and a parachute-free jump.
A quake hit during Lindberghs vacation near Nowic in Japan at 5:85 PM causing damage. Details describe a tremor affecting a docked vessel and surrounding area with reports of weakened structure and startled witnesses.
Delegates from the Workmen's circles gathered for a banquet in the Trans-Lontviann district. The event at Stedmen's Hall featured chair Sam Varhers outlining conference work and the upcoming Atelier Samiel will be held that night.
In a New York dispatch dated September 7, officials urged broad deportation of aliens convicted of carrying weapons to curb gang violence and extend crackdown measures. The move accompanied calls from federal figures for tougher enforcement against organized crime and related felonious activity.
A traveler crossed the channel with what is described as misleading defection while boasting a 2500 mile water journey. The account notes he arrived claiming success despite doubts about his conduct and route.
The report describes well GLO production under a military commission as 1800 polls flowing steadily while output briefly exceeded expected norms. Brigadier General Tara Ve Wale notes the well paused then resumed within an operational command, with military heads coordinating to restore production levels.
A noted public figure known as an authority in Shenie day and London, tied to the Ue Asnehe Rhalam congress, was fatally injured Saturday when stepping into the path of a moving automobile while traveling with a fellow official.
Thomas Renounced by Labor Party Lukernel Frevice. Labor party repudiates leader for involvement in the emergency three-party government. Secretaries affirm tensions within the party as top figures scrutinize the leadership amid regional disputes.
In the National air races at Cleveland the pilot established a new cross country record in 11 hours one minute, beating Capt. Frank Kawa by one hour and 45 minutes. Doolittle aims to shatter further marks in the event.
A man identified as Artie ROS attempts to enter Britain with a claim of seeking asylum. An immigration authority declines entry, stating the traveller’s nationality is unresolved. He remains aboard a steamer as a stateless person, free to travel within Britain.
Meven officers of the Triantysson and Obeeeration equadron from Dodd field Jin their aorial machine gun od bombing target practices onear Bure Lavacn. The Brooks field pilote flew to the coast Sunday in five observation whips Malone (rineépert wnter command of Capt Th AL Young, the aquadrop commander. A Todd field transport also ente ried perannuel at the Trentyestrand Sanadron la the coas!
Six small fires kept Bremen fire crews busy Sunday night. A blaze at 2420 Seth Dareda Street caused total damage estimated at 17 dollars. Minor fires were reported at several locations including North Presa Street and Avondale Direct, with limited damage nearby.
Danforth departed Memphis with Charles M. W. Danforth and other officials aboard a military flight, heading toward San Antonio. The trip follows talks in Washington with war department officials about easing restrictions on primary ballots due March.
A fragment notes a radio like program from New York involving a Columbia Troatteasting system. The display mentions transmission of fragile objects and a “Columbia television statue” near the Nata Towers.
The Dovely Dairy reported a milk wagon attack near Mulberee Geer, U S yesterday. Shots were fired but the wagon was not penetrated and no injuries were reported.
A special agent in charge from the Justice Department reports on allegations of third degree methods used by police. Washington officials and the bureau director review the case after appeals from a president nominee. The investigation aims to determine possible abuses and identify responsible personnel.
A quirky local note reports an oyster wearing artificial teeth observed in Sevepson Farle. The unusual creature drew attention as it appeared to have a full set of false teeth, prompting curiosity about the shellfish’s condition and the nearby observers' reaction.
A fragmentary report discusses oil seen as competition to coal and mentions fuel consumption in 1928 and a projected impact on coal output. The text references industry figures, energy use and mentions a variety of unclear terms and names, including possible musical allusions.
Washington reports that the government plans to sell 15 million bushels of wheat to China on long term credit. The move is described as a small relief to farm storage costs and may help workers in grinding and flour milling sectors, with stabilization stocks reduced.
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