Russia Mobilizing Troops Near Manchuria Border
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Shidehara sent a friendly note to Moscow urging an end to Russian troop demonstrations on the Manchurian border. About 20 000 to 30 000 Russians are said to be concentrated in two border towns amid claims of arms support to a Chinese Mongolian aligned force seeking an independent state.
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Tokyo
Shidehara
Moscow
Amur
China
League of Nations
League
Manchuria
Conservatives win big as MacDonald coalition clings to power
London voters push Conservatives to a clear majority with 322 seats while the old Labour party is crushed and its new leader Kenderson loses in his district. National Liberal and Lloyd Liberal smaller factions also win scattered seats as tariffs loom.
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London
MacDonald
of Commons
Chad
National Labor
National Liberal
Lloyd Liberals
Labor
Liberals
Labor Party
Kenderson
Morale Boost From Friday Night Players
The column argues that three of the first eleven faced potential ineligibility but were allowed to play Friday night. The writer, a high school paper staff member, says the topic was widely known, asserts duty to publish facts, and defends publishing the Bryan Hi View story in the People column.
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Benson
Bryan Hi
Local visits and library board meeting in Bryan
Mrs H E Randolph and Miss Katherine Maxson returned from Fort Worth after a weekend visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs I H Bartz returned from Beaumont where they attended an American Legion meeting. Carnegie Library board plans 4 PM Thursday meeting at the library with full attendance urged by W Saunders. Raymond Todd of Rock Prairie is in a local hospital after an emergency operation. Mrs Ida Landrum of Houston visits Mrs A L Smith on College Road.
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H. E. Randolph
Katherine Maxson
Fort Worth
I. H. Bartz
Beaumont
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Carnegie Library
W. \. Saunders
Raymond Todd
Rock Prairie
Ida Landrum
Houston
A. L. Smith
College Road
Officers Chosen By ME Church At Quarterly Meet
The Fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist church, led by Rev. F. E. Few, met last night at 7. Officers were elected for the coming year. Stewards named include C. M. Bethany, Dr. John W. Black, C. E. Jenkins, and many others, with three new members added to the board. Additional officers listed include Dr. John W. Black as charge lay leader and E. R. Bryant as chairman of the Christian Stewardship Committee.
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First Methodist Church
F. E. Few of
Huntsville
C. M. Bethany
John W. Black
C. E. Jenkins
W. K. Gibbs
T. A. Adams
A. Ashworth
N. B. Allen
Wilson Bradley
J. H. Beard
E. R. Bryant
E. W. Crenshaw
W. Crenshaw Jr
W. H. Cole
Caldwell
R. M. Dansby
H. T. Downard
R. C. Franks
Albert Goodman
J. W. Hall
EF. P. Humbert
E. J. Jenkins
W. H
Brazos Couples File Intent to Marry in County Clerk
Joe Garbet and Myrtle Wenham and Alex Campbell and Rosa West, two Brazos county couples, filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday.
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Joe Garbet
Myrtle Wenham
Alex Campbell
Rosa West
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Soviets deny mobilization on Manchurian border
Moscow dispatch says Soviet officials deny any troop mobilization on the Manchurian border and report they have not received the Japanese note.
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Moscow
Manchurian
Legion Head Expected at Post Commanders Meet
Temple November 29 350 visitors expected for state meetings of post commanders adjutants and service officers with National commander Henry L Stevens Jr likely in attendance.
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Temple
American Legion
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Burglary at Golden K grocery ends without theft
Burglars broke into the Golden K grocery and tried to force entry to Morgan and Smaith, but were driven away by Constable Horace Reed who did not catch them. Some groceries were gathered but not moved and a small sum of money was taken.
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Golden K
Morgan and Smaith
Horace Reed
Winter pasture comes in after rains at Quanah
Quanah October 28 hundreds of acres planted in the dust after harvest and left dormant by drought have sprouted with the recent rains. Farmers declare winter pasture practically assured as the ground responds to the moisture.
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Quanah
Lions and Ladies Enjoy Hallowe’en Lions Club Banquet
Lieut. Gov. Edgar E. Witt was the principal speaker at the Bryan Lions Club Ladies Night banquet held in the New York Cafe. District Governor B. E. Quinn of Beaumont attended as guest of honor. Quinn spoke on Lionism growth and noted International has averaged a new club each day, Texas leading with 256 clubs as of Sept 30.
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Lions and Ladies
Edgar E. Witt
New York Cafe
Bryan
F. D. Fuller
Quinn
International Association
Texas
Bond Granted to Belois in Edwards Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted a $10 000 bond to John Belois held in Houston for the slaying of aviator W L Edwards. Belois, to testify for the state in the Bouknight murder trial, faced earlier district court denial of bond. Edwards was shot May 18 1930 after a automobile ride. Belois seeks immunity for his testimony.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
John Belois
Houston
W. L. Edwards
Belois
F. L. Bouknight
Edwards
Crawford Named As President of Brazos A M Club
Crawford head of Texas A and M mechanical engineering elected president of the Brazos county A M Ex students club at a college mess hall luncheon. E R Alexander elected vice president P G Norton secretary and treasurer. McQuillen Jones Munson named to the club board of directors. Munson retires as president Dillingham as vice president Jones as secretary and treasurer.
Infant Son Buried Delays Lilly Plant Work
The Lilly ice cream plant closed Tuesday afternoon due to the death and burial of the infant son of C. A. Edge, manager of the Navasota plant and joint owner in the Bryan company.
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Lilly
C. A. Edge
Navasota
Bryan Company
Texan Charged With Murder of Cincinnati Man
Corpus Christi reports Pi-V. Don Carlis indicted for the slaying of Alfred Steinbach, 20, of Cincinnati. Steinbach disappeared July 7. his skeleton was found on a ranch a month later. The two formerly shared a room in Corpus Christi.
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Corpus Christi
Don Carlis
Alfred Steinbach
Cincinnati
Steinbach
Weather Outlook for Bryan and Regions
For Bryan and vicinity fair and colder tonight. Thursday fair. East Texas fair tonight and Thursday, colder in south and central tonight. West Texas fair and colder in the southeast tonight, with probable frost in the Panhandle.
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The
Eagle
New Orleans
Bryan
Vicinity
East Texas
South
West Texas
Southeast
Panhandle
Kirby delays in contempt case hearing
Judge H F Kirby postponed the contempt hearing involving Judge W C Davis County Attorney T L Tyson and Sheriff V C Box. The case stems from Davis dissolving 18 injunctions against peaceful officers enforcing motor truck permits and a dispute over venue and jurisdiction. The Waco appellate court's announced pass date suggests further legal maneuvering in the long-running trucking dispute.
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W. C. Davis
C. S. Bradley
Groesbeck
H. F. Kirby
77Th Judicial District
T. L. Tyson
V. C. Box
Robertson County
Davis
Kirby
Sheriff Box
State Railroad Commission
Civil Court of Appeals
Waco
Fountain Kirby
Seventy-seventh District Court
Limestone
Freestone
Rob
Can Whole Veal Increase Value From $8 to $20
Mr and Mrs G Hempling of Allen Farm can beef using a new pressure cooker and sealer. They canned a nine month old calf on Oct 27 earning about $20 from cans versus about $8 as a live animal. 65 No 3 cans of steak roast chili and soup stock were produced. Neighbors learned the process and plan to can beeves this fall with several locals attending the session.
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G. Hempling
Allen Farm
C. G. Heapling
Tom Taylor
Gordon Hurst
Paul McSwain
J. J. McDonald
John D. Rogers
Wallace Dunlap
Elliott Dunlap
R. F. Dunlap
B. McGregor
B. F. Harington
C. FE. Seeley
S. Smith
Millican
Sa Neeley
J. Dampier Wellborn
H. Moore
Man's Perseverance Key to Success Taught to Rotarians
Dr. C. R. Campbell, pastor of First Baptist Church Lubbock, told Rotarians that a person’s perseverance shapes personal, business, and national prosperity. He urged members to build love and loyalty by serving others and recalled happiness comes from helping others, not selfishness. Attendees included A. M. Waldrop and many local figures. Campbell was in Bryan for revival services.
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Lubbock
Rotary Club
C. R. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Episcopal Par
Ish House
Campbell
Bryan
Dr. Campbell
A. M. Waldrop
C. L. Benson
Jno
W. Black
E. P. Black
C. S. Beckwith
Wilson Bradley
Amos Ball
Man dies from wounds in dispute with wife at Greenville farm
Mitchell Hudnall 37 died in a Greenville area hospital from a wound suffered yesterday at his farm home. His wife Grace 37 is in serious condition after being shot in the arm and slashing her throat with razors. A letter to her sister reportedly explains the shooting as due to a disagreement. The couple had separated but recently reconciled.
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Greenvlle
Mitchell Hudnall
Greenville
Grace
Hudnalls
Robbers Escape After Looting Texarkana Bank
Two robbers looted the State bank in Omaha Texas of 2500 dollars yesterday and apparently escaped. An abandoned automobile found near Naples today had been stolen at Fort Worth as officers guard all roads looking for the suspects.
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Texarkana
Omaha
Texas
Naples
Fort Worth
G O P to Name Speakership Candidate Soon
House Republican leaders set a conference for November 13 to nominate their speakership candidate. Party control of the House remains in doubt between Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
House
Cotton and Grain Market Holds Steady Amid Small Dips
Cotton futures closed 12 to 15 points lower amid little change. Local middling spots quoted around 6 to 6.5 cents. Wheat and corn quotes show scattered December March May readings with fractional percentages and mixed gains and declines across months.
Infant Son of Capt Griner Buried at Fort Leavenworth
Bryan and College friends learn of the death of the infant son of Capt. and Mrs. George W. Griner at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The child was laid to rest in the National Cemetery at Leavenworth. The Griners once lived in Bryan when Capt. Griner commanded at Allen Academy and many friends extend sympathy. They left Bryan last June.
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Bryan
George W. Griner
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
National Cemetery
Leavenworth
Ain
Griner
Captain Griner
Allen Academy
Term in jail given Andrea by Wilkerson
Chicago Oct 28 Phil Andrea bodyguard of Al Capone was sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge James H Wilkerson for carrying a pistol in Capones income tax trial He was found in contempt and given a two weeks stay of execution paroled to attorney Michael Ahern Capone remained in jail awaiting further action on bond and supersedeas questions
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Chicago
Phil Andrea
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Capone
Wilkerson
Andrea
Michael Ahern
Federal Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Ahern
Circuit Court
Leavenworth
Horticulurist to Meet With Farmers Saturday
J F Rosborough horticulturist of the Extension Service will meet interested farmers at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock October 31 to discuss home orchard problems such as site selection dependable fruits for this county tree planting and orchard management All interested are urged to attend
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J. F. Rosborough
Extension Service
Chamber of Commerce
Leading Figure In Hotel World Dead in Gotham
John McEntee Bowman 56, president of the Bowman Biltmore hotel chain, died in a New York hospital after gallstone surgery on October 12. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Gotham
New York
John McEntee Bowman
Bowman Biltmore
Texas Democrats Map Presidential Campaign Tactics
Texas Democrats outline plans for next year’s presidential campaign with no clear front runner. The article notes fragmented factions, once unified around Alfred E. Smith, now dispersed as they reassess prospects and the party’s path to the nomination.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Smith
Austin
Boyett At Convention
County Commissioner Guy Poyett left Tuesday night for Paso to attend the state convention of county judges and commissioners.
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Guy Poyett
Paso
Women of Legion Begin Drive for New Memberships
The Bryan American Legion Auxiliary launches a membership drive led by Mrs L M Patronella with assistants including Mrs Stanford Mrs Harry Estill Mrs Bartz and others. The drive aims to complete by November 11 and continues the group’s community service including Girl Scout support and rehabilitation for World War II veterans. Twenty five members have already re enlisted as the drive starts.
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American Legion A
L. M. Patronella
Patronella
Stanford
Harry Estill
Bartz
M. M. Wa Ed Martin
Olesen
John
Bryan
American Legion Auxiliary
Will Rogers Notes on Navy Budgets and Industry Rush
The piece comments on Navy appropriations and wartime urgency. It notes companies receive bonuses to accelerate ship production and references global financial leadership. The tone blends satire with caution about economic and political power and national priorities.
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Beverly Hills
Navy
Los Ping
Eette Hingiand
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