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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1930
Page
2
Wieler announced he withdrew from the Triadis race for United State E senator, reducing the field for the November election. Winer ran as an independent after ending in the Republican primary.
More than 100 additional counties were recommended by Secretary Hyde to receive freight reductions on livestock, expanding the program to about 1024 counties in 19 states, roughly one third of all counties in the United States.
A benefit event in San Antonio raises funds for Santa Tataliga hurricane victims. Tickets cost 81 with proceeds going to the Texas counts Red Crest. Organized by Jean Wiklenstein, the program features musical acts, dancers, and a Shrine band lineup. Tickets on sale at the auditorium.
In Washington a weekly grain export report shows shipments down from the prior week, with a 6.81 percent decrease noted. The data reflect lower exports across key grains for the specified period compared with the previous week.
Principal entertainers announced for a benefit show at the municipal auditorium to aid Santo Domingo hurricane victims. Center features Maxine Cobbo toe dancer from Glasscock studio with Margaret Az and Mimi and Pomme from New York School of Dance.
Luis Gutierrez of the Keily Meld medical department received word of a hurricane's damage in Santo Domingo. Less than a year earlier his father and brother perished in a storm at San Juan, Perla Rito, leaving him deeply bereaved.
Luiz Gutierrez of Betty Field medical department learns his mother died in the Santo Dominia store storm. His father Guinn and brother Alfredo perished in San Juan late September 1920 when a house fire and hurricane struck. A relief benefit for storm victims is planned at the Municipal Auditorium Wednesday night.
A fragment reports that a crystal emerald weighing seven parts and measuring four inches was presented to a museum, credited to author J. P. Storgan. Details are sparse in the brief item.
In Segond, Georgia, a night of gunfire left Robert Bryant seriously wounded and Grant dead in a jail after a chase following the slaying of Police Chick Rebeckah Freeman. Deputies J. Andereo and John Misher were injured. Martial law was declared as National Guard troops patrolled the town.
A mile and a quarter long, 300 ton pipe was laid offshore from Havana as part of a major electrical energy experiment. A photo shows an earlier pipe that sank and was lost.
Five men were charged with murder in the death of Guillermo Aguirre a 22 year old resident of S28 South Colorado Street. Aguirre died Monday night after being beaten with rocks near La Cayole. Suspects named Frank Datis Davila Manuel Pachees Sebastian Musquit and Jose Biarlinez were arrested and charged. A man known as Jennie was charged but not presented. Police and deputies conducted the investigation as community mourns the tragedy.
Cleveland report says two kidnappers abducted Edward Kil e from the Telivg Melle Vernon company. They forced him to open the safe and escaped with 1588 dollars in cash. Authorities pursue the pair.
The Glergy Head urged unity in America at a recent alliance meeting. Reverend Fletcher spoke on the alliance’s worth in the past year and the need to advance interdenominational character and service. The steering committee, led by John K. Bever, plans for the Gypsy Smith revival September 9 to 20 at the municipal auditorium under Protestant church supervision.
Cars of traffic violators and speeders within the Kort San Houe Ton reservation will be seized and held for a month under a new rule announced by Brig. Gen. S D Rockenberg. Military police patrol the area as the program expands across the post with strict penalties for repeated violations.
A note claimed to be from Commodore, found aboard a vessel in Tampa Bay, is identified as a Labor Day prank. The boy, 11 year old Charien M. Raphonte, admitted writing the note while presenting it as a signal from the missing ship. The discovery confirms no distress incident occurred.
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