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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1930
Page
3
In New Orleans in September 97, Hugh Ritthie, 47, tied to the Navy or Nova office, and Towneag and Gregory Witegerald, 47, faced embezzlement allegations of forty thousand pounds through fraudulent collection. Both appeared last night and defaulted on $25,000 bail each.
In Belfast on September 27 Ambassador Dners, guest at a city hall event, forecast that the current worldwide industrial and trade slump will end by the number of next year. He labeled the 1929 business era as reckless and urged caution amid the downturn.
Paris court action claims Pola and Rudy collaborated on a painting showing a shadowed Tudolph Valessina in the background. The suit seeks remedy for alleged unauthorized artwork linked to the portrayed figures and the involved artists.
Chicago, Sept 27. Circuit Judge Thomas Lynch ruled that fifteen year old Margaret Sequin may stay out late for social reasons after her father James Sequin requested permission to remove her from her estranged wife. The judge noted the girl had been out until 2 am the night before Labor Day and that similar late hours occurred on occasion. He refused to change curfews, citing that the girls are well behaved and that his own daughters do not stay out as late.
Washington reports a German military mission will arrive early next month to inspect U S Army schools. Gen Werner Von Blomberg and Col. ich Kiblenthal head the group, meeting department officials before a planned tour of coast facilities. London dispatch notes a Royal Commission proposal to relieve urban congestion with rail and road measures, flagging miles of track to be tackled.
A San Antonio prose reports prowler activity described as "Catfoot" targets dwellings nightly. A resident awoke as the intruder fled. a flashlight was used and threats with a razor occurred. Names and addresses appear in the hazy text, including Alfred Garein and others, with scattered mentions of a stolen football from Howl Hufting of the Semin High School.
Washington dispatch notes uncertainty as national parties weigh stance on prohibition ahead of the presidential campaign. Analysts consider whether either party will adopt a temperance plank for the first time since the eighteenth amendment.
New Yodile reports Charlee Dyren donated an antique automobile to the museum. The vehicle, resembling a winged bi-plane style, was cranked by hand and originally sold for 81060. The donation preserves a long held artifact with historical value.
Republican party aims to campaign on Democratic corruption with speeches and rallies across the state. The piece mentions Charles H. Tuttle as a candidate and urges voters to act, highlighting political strategy and unaffiliated calls to action.
Sept 2 in Witual session the supreme council of Heotish Ti sory for the southern jurisdiction sealed by sarses to limit church influence over the free public school system in the United States. A resolution asserted that the blist promotes reform and safeguards the provision of public edication amid contends.
Tyrinet was stabbed and two others treated for knife wounds after a stabbing incident at Green urday. One man in custody, Refugio Naxquez of GOL South Hhos Mnens street, was hospitalized with wounds near the left eye. The assailant, Emma, was taken to the hospital for treatment and then questioned by the sheriff department.
In Lavranch Kansas a burglary charge is filed against Betty Claar in Douglas County. An unusual case notes a girl seeking gel implants and a burglar’s method described with a tool.
Los Angeles reports that young Montgomery is chosen to play the leading role alongside Greta Garbo in a future film, as Jack Gilbert’s pairing with Garbo has drawn intense attention and chatter about the project and potential success.
Calvin Coolidge praises Greek scholarship as essential to Western civilization in a letter to The Light. He notes Greece’s century of independence and its enduring influence on art, architecture, philosophy, and science. The editor cites US interest in Greek freedom and Greek intellectual legacy shaping liberal culture.
In a 60 year first the Chicago board of trade issued a resolution denouncing wheat sales to foreign governments. Directors called the act “a new development of a serious abomination” and vowed to bar such transactions to prevent exploitation by Russian influences.
A morning procession along Genoa's waterfront drew thousands toward the Sanctuary of Cononata for Paccingo and Paccinga, the famous Homeo and Juliet figures whose tale ends in tragedy after a centuries old event tied to the Virgin Mary myth.
A Brooklyn telephone operator heard a scream and a man said You are Killing me Dont then alerted police who traced the call to Chel Behjeviand an office worker in Meooklyn. Officers found signs of a struggle, blood on the floor and the receiver off the hook. Police sought Sehjeviand at his office or home while implying a theory of kidnapping and murder with no motive yet established.
In San Pedro on September 2 two ships moved toward the tanker Stardart Of following a night incident off Reve. The ships were en route to assist after distress reported near the northwest area, aiding the tanker Sinn Ar Fares amid hazy conditions.
In Beverly Hills on September 27, a local observer notes Hoover plans to speak at several venues during a heated election period. The talk centers on the evils of California-Nevada interests and the project’s perceived risks, while locals say they will not support presidents dictating election choices.
An inter department committee led by President Hoover aims to cut costs in the federal radio and telephone network. The initiative targets improving efficiency in government communication and shore telephone service.
A garbled report from Ossining notes the death of a convicted man in Sing Sing prison, with scattered references to a killing, an attempted escape, and a message allegedly sent to a recipient. The fragmentary text mentions Anthony Mortelito and a “death by own action” tied to a court case and public reaction.
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