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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
9
Texas Republicans rally around Ferguson supporters as the state party considers a unity plan for the gubernatorial race. Delegates and leaders discuss platform items including tax and road bond issues while warning against Democratic collaboration.
Corene O'Brien and Allen 21 charged with theft by bailee after car allegedly rented to a girl and not returned. Police say the pair kept the car two days and planned to leave the state hospital where they worked. Deputies recovered the car keys and found items in the vehicle.
A chaotic New Orleans court scene surrounds Senatorial contest claims as Long denies ciapng charges. Federal officials, prosecutors, and witnesses describe confrontations with Governor Huey Long during a tense political clash touching the Democratic primary and alleged threats.
At a party meeting in Texas, General Wolters backed Sterling to lead the platform with a highway policy focus. Delegates discussed credentials, assistant secretaries, and a strong prohibition plank as they prepared for the state convention amid an active Democratic gathering.
A man was charged in connection with an extortion attempt tied to a rail magnate in Morristown. Police report the suspect allegedly demanded money and used threats to force entry, with investigators pursuing further charges including possible slavery-related accusations.
In Camp Rivhainson Call in September a comically cryptic note mocks Mr Coolidge and columnists. It references a fictitious president Gra Burro and notes South American battleships used by presidents to escape. An elderly Indy spectator and a custody request for four children appear in a fragmented scene tied to Will Rogers.
Johnson sues Dalional Family store over a $32.05 bill sent after he says no purchase was made. He alleges defamation and wage loss from an attempted wage assignment. Defendants deny extortion and reportings to Retail Merchants Association. Suit filed in Fifty-seventh District Court.
A garbled OCR text recounts a court scene with references to Conteh Fret Tage One and Mataeap, mentioning a transfer request, a shooting incident, and lawyer remarks. Several names appear amid corrupted phrases while officers and district attorneys discuss the case and potential covenant elements and penalties.
City water board workers mourn the death of Ted Meyers and other staffers. The solemn ceremony will be held at Marys Cross Church with pallbearers and local officials in attendance.
Report from Spitzbergen describes investigators uncovering a hut built against a cliff, the skull of Fraenkel, preserved chocolate, a pocket knife, a wrapped document, and clues pointing to three adventurers dying in the Arctic. The find includes signs of a prior shelter and carefully preserved body details.
Continued dispatch details a hurricane threatening Santo Domingo and Caribbean region. Navy plans relief sortie and relief supplies to affected areas. Forecaster notes a likely formation from Caribbean into June and potential hurricane path with warnings and shipping advisories.
Sept 8 UPKAHA reports 235 army officers trained in the United States with command and general staff schools open. Maj Masafumi Yanauchi of the Japanese imperial army andtris Ming Chow of the Chinese army are among those listed at the facility in Leavenworth Kansas.
A fragmentary report notes Charlee Creighton and B. Warges ran a car backward from New York to Los Angeles in four days. The piece highlights a remarkable time and mentions a notable speed, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
Four elderly men including 104 year old Buch and Fareed took a surprising airplane ride yesterday in Los Angeles. They called it the most interesting thing they have done in a century, recalling long lives in Dersin and Sehphahan.
In September a utility accident in Det Wey caused a fish tension wire to fall and strike worker Charles Sutton. The mishap damaged a pole and led to a fatal shock, with reports noting the injuries as severe and authorities investigating the scene.
A state prison survey finds forgers and bootleggers among the healthier inmates. The study reports fitness indices with forgers at 28.5 and bootleggers at 35.7, based on a three year period in a New Jersey prison.
A seven year old girl, Henrietta Machado, of 480 Cocelin Street, Toshiocked Aoren, was struck by a automobile on Peter Street Monday while walking to the new term. She received first aid at the scene.
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