Today By Arthur Brisbane Sick Sicker Better
Arthur Brisbane comments on societal trends noting fatigue with sensational dime novels and the prominence of unnamed giants. He reflects on readiness and war not imminent, framing cultural critique in a brisk, syndicated column style.
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Wall Street swings noted as Harvard predicts limit to uncertainty
In a mixed market week, Wall Street rallied after a volatile period while Harvard College through its economic society forecast that commodity markets will soon stabilise. The day saw 8 270 600 shares traded, the busiest since past wind days, with bears losing money as prices rose. A prison riot report from Columbus, Ohio, recorded two inmate deaths from an accidental machine gun discharge during a dawn incident, with investigation ongoing.
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Lubbock Population Surges in Decennial Census
The 1920 to 1930 census shows Lubbock's population leaping from 4 051 to 20 216, a 408.8 percent rise. Including nearby districts and Texas Tech state-property enclaves, Greater Lubbock totals 23 018, per district supervisor Dr. I E Barr. Amarillo ranks second in Texas with 178 percent growth among reported cities.
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Former Navy Chief Wins In Dry Debate
In Dallas on May 8, Josephus Daniels clashed with Bishop James Cannon Jr. over temperance policy at a Methodist conference. Daniels won approval to lead the temperance and social service committee and to craft a strong prohibition declaration for the church, rejecting Cannon’s request to refer two resolutions back to his committee.
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Vote Fight for Ferguson Is On
In Austin on May 8 the case to certify James E. Ferguson on the ballot began in the Supreme Court. Ocie Speer of Waco led the suit arguing the amnesty act restored civil rights and pardoned Ferguson, while Ferguson’s lawyers said the act reflected popular will and gave full rights notwithstanding later repeal.
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Anti-Saloon League Chief Denies Contact With White House
F Scott McBride head of the Anti-Saloon League told a Senate lobby committee political activities made up about 5 percent of the group’s work. He said the league provided White House information on prospective appointees but had no other contact with the president. He noted support for both parties and said political pressure on Congress was rarely needed due to the league’s other work.
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Red Cross and Legion Lead Storm Area Relief Work
Dallas May 8 The death toll from Texas tornadoes rose to 75 with 70 killed and 100 others hospitalized as Frost Navarro County and Hillsboro areas suffered heavy losses. Red Cross and American Legion mobilized funds and supplies, appealing for 150000 and essential clothing and food for destitute residents.
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Rioters Seize Sholapur as Gandhi Adherents Engage Police
In Sholapur a riot escalated, 27 or more killed as Gandhi supporters seized control of the 120000 population city. Police and troops fought to restore order as citizen reserves joined the effort.
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Woman Testifies Her Fear Of Losing Husband Led To Kidnapping Baby
D A Fesler 25 tells district court she was torn up by fear of losing her husband for her infertility and that she kidnapped the six day old son of Mr and Mrs Donnell on April 28. She said a letter from her husband stating she need not return home pushed her to act. She described taking the baby to have a photo made before leaving him in a car at Sixth and Van Buren where police found him. Trial to go to jury by 3 pm with a possible suspended sentence if convicted.
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Straw Hats To Make Debut Saturday
A playful prophecy declares Straw Hat Day in the city this Saturday. Shoppers are urged to swap felt hats for straw and seek panamas while vendors offer hay helmets.
Oklahoma probes Blue Sky royalty firms begin
Investigation directed by U S District Attorney Roy St Lewis targets companies selling Blue Sky royalties in Oklahoma City. Warrants were issued for Universal Oil and Gas Company officials amid a mail fraud case, with names like J C Jack Walton linked to preorganization work and C C Julian heading a local firm.
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Oklahoma
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San Angelo Census Shows Population Over 24 000
San Angelo, May 4. Census enumerators announced the city’s population over 24,000, making it the largest West Texas city between Fort Worth and El Paso and Wichita Falls and the Rio Grande. A full check of three districts remains, with metro area including five subdivisions outside city limits expected to push total near 30,000.
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Rio Grande
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Hoover Plans No Independent Or Democratic Pick For Supreme Court
President Hoover tells Senate leaders he will not nominate an independent or Democrat to fill the vacancy. He faces strong coalition opposition after Parker’s 89 to 41 rejection and may choose a conservative Republican or wait until adjournment, possibly naming Parker by recess appointment. Readout notes ambulance lines for contact details.
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Bell Boy Arrest, 3 Others Sought in Liquor Sale
Hilliard Washington was arrested by Deputy US Marshal B F Harper on liquor sale charges at the Herring hotel. Warrants for three other bell boys, now gone from the hotel, remain outstanding. Washington arraigned before a US commissioner, unable to post 750 bond, jailed in county.
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Tanker blast starts serious fire on pier
A Gulf Refining Company plant faced destruction after a gasoline tanker exploded at Pier 2 in Bayonne New Jersey. The blast injured 86 to 40 workers and left three crew missing as flames spread to tanks warehouse and tank cars. Fireboats from New York and nearby industries fought the blaze while adjoining Tidewater and Standard Oil facilities faced danger.
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Instructed Verdict Denied in Creager Libel Suit
Courthouse Brownsville Tex May 8 Federal Judge W Lee Estes refused an instructed verdict for Colliers Weekly in R B Creager libel case over High Handed and Hell Bent Creager contends Collier Publishing knew of libel and Col lier and Son not proven responsible Creager's side rested after testimony of a young newspaperman and deposition issues.
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