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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
2
In Geneva on September 23 the UM-Euro PME Fraterniarives league of Valioos met with an attorney to draft a special committee order the study of Arialide Driach's project for the 2 federation of European sitter.
Ottawa reports Premier R. B. Bennett plans to sail for Quebec with colleagues to attend the British imperial conference, amid debate over unemployment relief legislation and pending government actions.
The Ricglog and Barnum end Bailes circus highlights a ham actor nicknamed Pork Chop as a longtime performer in the sawdust ring. His routine blends classic clowning and stunt work, with a reputation for fluid, theatrical knots before delivering a wrap of old-time circus flair.
A British flyer set to break records by flying from England to Australia was blocked mid voyage as he shelved plans to chase the record. The attempt, aimed at surpassing the time set by Bert Hinkler, stalled amid technical or strategic delays en route.
City commissioners meet to address river encroachment near Josephine Street. Mayor Chambers assigns Jacob Rubolla full river protection duties and orders dragline work to secure the riverbed. Tensions rise as officials discuss blocking future encroachment and potential costs of walls along the river.
Fort Sam Houston hospital patients asked for more entertainment with a show program at the Majestic theater this week. Zelia Laniley, impersonator, performed several im personations and songs while others provided acts for inpatients and those convalescing via hospital facilities and broadcast options.
A quirky pageant featured Susie and Jerome’s Nand O’Joy act drawing cheers from attendees. The event highlighted a smiling pig as the opening dance at Toudouze nell Thoreday nicht on the night of Sent. 25.
Charleston native Mrs Myrile Fiuddles, now in New York, offers guidance on achieving a slim figure through swimming and exercise. She stresses steady practice, careful diet, and water routines, noting the health benefits of regular laps and disciplined routines while warning against overdoing intense workouts.
Police asked to join a search for two missing girls Frances Arromtenng ten and Nell Merrell fourteen who disappeared after boarding a Houston bound bus Tuesday morning. City detectives are investigating with families and drivers providing details amid a tense missing persons effort.
In County Court at Crofton Judge McCollum acquitted Aries H Coulton of an assault charge. Testimony described a fight between Eva Wartinee and another woman, with Coulton claiming responsibility for defending a friend. The court found insufficient evidence to convict, noting the conflicting accounts and lack of clear intent. The case concluded with the acquittal and no further action.
The American Claims Commissioner alleged German agents in the United States planned to distribute deadly disease among humans and animals to spread to Europe during the war. Testimony tied Captain Winkth to sabotage plots, with witnesses describing attempts to ignite fear and disrupt war production across New York, Norfolk, and other ports.
Fredericksburg leaders and the Lions club advocate rabbit raising as a new local industry. Charter of Fredericksburg chamber president Docler notes strong citizen support and a push to develop domestic meat production as a regional economic boost.
Calvin Coolidge calls U S motor vehicle fatalities a deadly menace with 31,000 killed and 3,000,000 injured last year. He notes rising fatalities and costs, cites improvements by the National Rally Council, and urges action through investigations and safeguards to reduce pedestrian and child injuries.
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