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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
2
In a televised address a military leader pledged to reform Argentina’s political system, calling for the strongest elements of the nation to guide a nonpartisan government. He condemned entrenched parties, warned against domination by any one faction, and lamented the revolution’s bloodshed while aiming for peaceful transition.
Reports from Buenos Aires describe martial law in force after a revolution toppled the government. General Uriburu and aides moved to remove former leaders, with Hi polito Irizoren confined aboard a battleship then transferred to a military barracks. Police barred demonstrations as the city endured clashes and a spike in injuries.
With 2385 of the state's precincts reported, results show Long leading in the senatorial contest while Osborn, former governor, trails. Detroit mayoral race also noted as Murphy leads in the spread of provisional results from yesterday's primaries.
In Colorado the electorate backs George H. Shaw Republican and Edward Costigan Democrat to face off for the U S Senate seat in November. Preliminary primary tallies from Ryan two thirds of precincts show Shaw and Costigan as frontrunners.
The text reports a contested nomination race with former Governor George Wood and Hunt’s supporters, McCalis and Loman as key figures. It notes Lytann declining to issue a statement while a reporter cites a lead by Mount and Lorman with figures around 1652 Viner, reflecting a close contest in Arizona.
Edward TY Costin won a large political lead in Colorado, extending his margin over the nearest opponent to more than eleven thousand votes. The Democratic United Rates primary featured Morrison Shaffoth and Jamies A.M. among others as the field caucused and finalized nominations.
Fragmented report notes voting in the South Carolina Democrat primary with Byrnes and Blankwend leading for national roles. Mentions Coleman J tied to party tags and a Georgia personalities section with Johnston prominent in Atlanta.
City officials push RIL tower construction at central fire station as part of a new training and sprinkler system. Commissioner Chil Wright notes San Antonio meets fire department standards. concrete tower replaces wooden structure from 1914. Platform to drill firemen on hoisting, climbing, and water pressure with gas-fired macks.
Disjointed notes describe Italian government finance, Zagreb protests at the Italian consulate, and political shifts in Georgia. The jumble references elections, governors, and international tensions with scattered names and places, reflecting a crowded, unclear page split.
Johnson holds a plurality as partial Washington returns show him ahead of rival Mecarchen. Observers note ongoing contest in the district with late tallies and party figures signaling a tight race for renomination.
A desertion suit filed by Mrs. Anna Williams names her mother in law Mrs. L Williams and sister Mrs. Jo Howard as defendants. The plaintiff seeks 820000 in day damages for alienation of affection and alleges false stories urged to cause Henry L. Williams to leave his wife. An injunction is requested to stop further interference with the husband.
In Santo Domingo on September 1 relief crews finally delivered sufficient food to the stricken city after a week. A small convoy of rescued supply ships broke through debris to provide meals for the hungry, easing lines and fears as residents waited for steady aid.
Robert Haveles, 22, pled guilty to a charge of theft of 59 dollars in Turts-neven District Court. He was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. Assistant district attorney Telos Fiorh moved to dismiss two additional theft charges.
Fragmentary diary notes detail Strindberg Fraenkel and Andree’s balloon journey after July 14, 1897, including terrain, ice marches, ski sleds, and a long trek toward White Island. They endure harsh conditions, record meager rations, and mark a final drift before searchers find the diary notes, with Nina Strindberg and Fraenkel among the explorers.
Calvin Coolidge argues that the United States favors national self defense over collective security through the League of Nations. He contends the league heightens armament fears while the U S seeks smaller forces and friendly ties to reduce menace. This is part of a daily exclusive series for The San Antonio Light.
Jean Wildenstein, manager of the municipal auditorium, directs a large charitable benefit in the city venue to support local cultural programs and community services. The event draws residents and offers performances, auctions, and fundraising activities.
The Commerce Department issues new rules to govern radio equipment used in aviation. Effective January 1, the regulation requires equipment to meet reliability and operational standards, with enforcement by the merchant marine branch. Ensures safer air travel through standardized radio gear and maintenance.
Fragmentary city briefing mentions weather shifts, local names, and events with uncertain details and several garbled phrases that hint at public notices and community notes. No clear individuals or organizations are legible enough to confirm.
War department announced Victoria Nan Bailey of Victoria receives a wartime meal award for distinguished service with the air corps. The citation notes handling hazardous fuel risks and engagement during a prior sortie, with details of a hangar and gasoline storage incidents.
Fragmentary OCR describes unrest near a Missouri prison with inmate Tony Veiski, 20, facing potential violence and lockdown. Officials brace for disturbances as rumors of mob action spread amid security measures at the state penitentiary.
In a major push dated September 10, Chinese forces begin a broad offensive expected to clear allied rebels from the Toran region. Reported troop strength and frontline actions indicate a sizable operation with aims to secure key areas.
Preparations were made to host a crowd of over 2000 at the municipal auditorium for a charity variety show to aid the Santo Domingo relief. The program features dozens of entertainers, orchestras, dancers, and acts from multiple stations, with proceeds going to the American Red Cross Lexareouily chapter. Major acts include the Texas Aztec Majestic orchestras, Hawaiian dancers, Spanish lancer numbers, and the Foxes theatre orchestra, among others.
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