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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1930
Page
1
The piece blends Hitler rhetoric, Mussolini ties, and European tensions with domestic U S political shifts. It notes wild cheering at a New York Republican convention, planned spending on telecommunication projects, and a wary view of financial minds predicting prosperity amid a wobbling stock market and rising anxiety.
Five Salvin crew members were rescued after a gale sank the barge Salvin off Muskegon Michigan. Two were pulled from the derrick and brought to Grand Haven after hours afloat. The schooner Qur Son went down with seven crew, and the North Shore, a motor carrier, carried five men and four women with eight Coast Guard members missing.
Fragmented text describes classified notes about repairs, lodging, housekeeping rooms, apartments, piano, and payments. The readable items reference Oxner, Golieston Gore, Brewster, and Monty with mentions of classification numbers and terms. The overall piece reads as a garbled want ad page with scattered names and listings.
Kansas Supreme Court decision referenced as Master Barbers of America press for category inclusion in federal publications under domestic and personal service. They claim expertise in trichology, histology of hair, and head and facial muscle therapies, asserting professional recognition.
Mrs John T Flores woke to flames at 422 Hyde Street on Saturday causing a fire that spread to her home and to her brother in law Rosmond Flores 120 Tyde Street. Seven people including two children were awakened and moved to safety as flames damaged two houses. Firemen investigated, estimating about $4000 in losses. origin of the fire remained undetermined.
Pa ria Sept 27 VP Turhee Wallace former ambassador to France in Wile’s last administration is severely ill in hospital in Paris. His American home is in Tacoma Washington and he is a prominent figure in U.S. diplomacy.
Ear phones are to be installed at Riverside church for a four million dollar project. The microphone and listening system aims to aid services and accessibility, with planners noting improved hearing for attendees.
In Merion Pa Bobby Jones, seeking a year long grand slam, led Walter Homans of Englewood NC early in the United States Amateur Championship final. The match featured tight drives and precise long putts as Jones held a one up lead after several holes while Homans battled back, with the action continuing as the piece notes a continued page 2 column.
TB. Orton was assaulted on Friday night when a blinding spray of liquid hit his face as a car pulled alongside. The attacker fled with a companion after taking $40 from Miss Stine and leaving her unconscious near a drug store. Crawford, the victim, was treated and sent home, while a woman suspect was arrested later that night.
Buenos Aires dispatch reports Elpidio Gonzales former interior minister under deposed President Irigoyen was moved last night from the central police department to the cruiser Buenos Aires. The reason was not determined and the transfer appears unexplained to officials.
WARGAW Poland September reports show Adelhert Roreauty a nationalist leader and other resignations from the Silesian diet cause excitement with no open disorders observed.
Texas history sketch explains where La Sally founded Fort St. Louie and how French builders secured claims to vast uncharted New World lands. The feature, tied to Texas Military Archives, previews animated film scenes on page 3 of the San Antonio Light.
In Ohio the wreckage of a plane carrying Pilot Willard Parkepny and passenger Willan J. MyNulls was found along Lake Erie after taking off from Cleveland Municipal Airport at 1:80 am en route to Buffalo to Milwaukee. Only five hours of fuel remained. Officials fear both occupants perished. cause unclear. Relatives suggest one occupant may have gone to Canada.
London authorities rebut rumors that Sir Boury Thornton, chairman of the Canadian National railways, would be named dictator at Beltish Ferry. The London and Northwestern railway issued a statement denying the report and calling it unfounded.
San Antonio will enjoy fairly mild weather this weekend with temperatures from 58 to 78. Forecaster Jarboe said Saturday morning readings hovered around the lower 60s, warming by noon despite a northerly dip. Clouds keep wind light and no rain is forecast for the weekend.
Thousands will set their watches back one hour before retiring to conform to standard time. The change ends daylight saving time which began April 27 when clocks moved one hour ahead. Standard time restoration takes effect Sunday morning at 2:00.
TiRNAVA September 27 Duan ing of trade commodities was condemned as an unhealthy practice by the economic committee of the assembly of the Teague Nations in am report submitted as by ig re porter Gusepre Te Michelin of Stals.
Chicago opening sees wheat futures fall sharply with Dec feature at 704 2, Sept at 704, March at 502 1/2 as Russian cash wheat at Liverpool unsettles markets. Despite board action to curb selling by foreign governments, early losses narrow later as short covering reduces some declines. Soviet exports remain key to the market outlook.
New York September 27 A broad market downturn pressed stocks lower with persistent active selling and occasional rallies. Rail stocks led the decline with several major names including Pennsylvania Railroad, Midvale, and International Telephone marking new lows for the year. Other favored issues such as Standard Oil of New York, Kennecott Copper, Sears Roebuck, Allied Chemical, Duff & Phelps and American Water Works dropped sharply as heavy selling continued.
Weather forecast calls for cloudy skies across Ban Awlenle and utinitss Partiei with day highs around 84 degrees and a northerly to easterly wind. Night should bring 27 moderate winds and potential showers near the Rio Grande valley, with partial clearing later in the night.
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