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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1931
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane highlights a labor day controversy as crowds weigh the fate of a large sum, with figures around 100000 and a million mentioned. The piece surveys public interest and speculation, noting competing bets and civic debate.
A wary analysis questions spending $500 million to provide jobs for 100,000 workers. Proponents see relief and economic stimulus from building programs, while critics warn of long term costs and dependency. The piece weighs industrial impact, government credit use, and potential shifts in employment.
A manhunt is underway for a truck driver suspected in the slaying of 20 year old Miss Catherine Crow B an insurance clerk found dead in her Greenwich Village apartment. Police follow leads and seek a motive.
report describes U S fliers Moyle and Fallon missing after takeoff from Sanmu in a long distance mission toward the Aleutians. observers placed their path near the Kurile area, with fuel and aircraft details noted and wireless efforts ongoing for a due report.
A lightning incident in Shiner injured two others and killed one man identified as Mueller, 25, a resident of Texas. The event occurred as workers sought shelter, with authorities listing the others in serious condition and unclear identities pending confirmation.
Two men robbed the Morrie State bank at Morris before fleeing. A second target was seized for 2000 dollars. Police pursued the suspects through the area, details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Chicago baseball scene buzzed as Tack Wilson and Pat Malone clashed amid reports of prior suspensions. Witnesses said Malone drew a $500 fine and Wilson faced ongoing scrutiny from officials. Event unfolded backstage at a Cincinnati Saturday night game with reporters and authors engaging in heated exchange.
Eight defendants in a mayoral campaign libel case see verbal dismissal after records tied to the case are destroyed. Advertising man Tyan A. Britt’s libel charges were withdrawn in County Court at Law No. 1 as talks with county officials and a written motion concluded the matter.
Peter Stratton, a former federal officer, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning while visiting friends in Alamo Teighta. He had recently moved to San Antonio from therant and lived in the area for about a year. He is survived by a daughter, Mise Youise Biratien, of 1147 Wext Unianihe ayvewne.
Dan Moyle and G A Aden faced charges after a flight to Seattle ended in Moyle pleading guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge. Moyle was sentenced to one year in jail with five years probation. Kenney argued for delay citing expenses to arrange the flight.
Sir Folkert Withing brings the polar submarine Nautilus back to Long year City after a trip toward the ice. The vessel appeared damaged but is declared safe by Sir Hubert. Resupply ships are ready for action as the crew assesses potential ore faults and winter risks.
Prominent banker from Texas faces divorce filing after a publicized financial collapse. The case stems from allegations of cruelty amid the fallout of a major banking failure. Court records show the suit filed by a former spouse, with attention on the accused’s conduct during the dissolution process.
A German court ordered former Kaiser William to reinstate an employee at his Thornsdiedl estate near Potsdam and pay legal costs. The ruling, issued this month, requires the reinstatement and compensation as part of the dispute over employment status and duties at the property.
London report notes Lady Astor, first woman to sit in the British Parliament, among 40 candidates filing for a seat. She advanced from the crowded field to secure a position on the government side as the contest for the special station concluded amid opposition murmurs and crowd noise.
Governor Sterling urged the Texas legislature to consider emergency measures to curb cotton overproduction. He cited widespread distress among farmers and a likely push for an overall reduction in cotton acreage next year to restore price stability. About 25,000 farmers were expected to attend a meeting in Austin to press for action.
Sincinnaty Sept Gol Runlee Ely 17 shot herself to escape school. Keul 35, to whom she whispered she preferred death to attending, told her brother Cultford he warned parents what she would do. Leslie Aly, father, is a member of Darton veterans.
Forecasts indicate a brief cool spell in San Antonio with a four degree drop by Wednesday afternoon. The low will near 72 degrees tonight, light easterly winds shifting and a return to warm, unsettled conditions across West Texas into the weekend.
President orders Governor de la Mora of Jalisco to report on the political crisis after a federal chamber shooting left one congressman dead weeks ago. Reports say de la Mora may resign and be offered a post in Mexico, possibly as justice minister.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh will depart Wednesday for official receptions at Quah and Kobe before their flight to China. They will travel via Kokooks prefecture and the Garo Islands, according to today’s announcement.
Lathe Stewart, president of the National Federation of Federal Employees, declares at the national convention that union efforts will resist wage reductions. The remarks open the session as federal workers prepare to challenge proposed cuts in the next Congress.
An 88 year old man A E Barret of 310 Seal grimed was treated Tuesday at Robert B Green hospital after a collision in the OK block off North Comal Street. Jan Ratgilla of 100 South Ciupaderas Street was struck on the head with a rock and also threatened.
An official report from MACUALEST in Romania notes a harvest of maize reaching around 1,000,000 fons, surpassing prior totals. The data shows a significant rise over earlier years with the largest crop growth reported in the region and an emphasis on overall agricultural yield improvement.
Washington reports a higher September cotton forecast of about 15.2 million bales, the best since 1913, yet prices fell slightly on exchanges. Private estimates show varied storage predictions, while acreage and yield projections hint at a crop exceedance over last year. Market activity in New Orleans and New York reflects cautious trading amid mixed forecasts and seasonal demand.
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