Education and Rich Soak Debate in California Commentary
Arthur Brisbane quotes public figures on wealth and poverty, criticizing attempts to soak the rich while noting the role of education in national prosperity. The essay references Hoover, Coolidge, Ford, the Du Ponts, and business leaders, alongside reflections on science, history, and culture. It mentions California’s San Simeon and Hearst as context, with musings on society and progress.
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Rearet Ranch
San Simeon
Calif
Mountain Side
California
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Whiley
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Campern
Hoover
Henry Ford
du Ponts
Sone General Motors
Central America
Texas League Opens Forty-Fourth Season in Texas Parks
Texas League begins its forty fourth year with opening games in Beaumont Houston Dallas and Shreveport. San Antonio opens away at Beaumont against the Exporters as Waco foresees a stronger squad with a rebuilt catching staff and improved infield and outfield. Opening day lineups favor Najo Flaskamger Fitzgerald Zarplel Gooch and a pitching staff led by Estell and Smith.
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Texas
Louisiana
Texas League
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Buffalo Bayou
Indians
San Antonio Indiana Opes
Beaugsont Boltors
Waco
Bradbury
Slemer
Robertson
Brewer
Crst
Flaskamper
Schatield
Gooch
Crossley
Ure
Najo
Pitegerald
Zaeptel
Flaskamger
Fitzgerald
Zarplel
Gooch Jp
Behnfinidge
Cy Smith
Tom Estell
Galveston
Hauston
Fork Worth
Wichita Falls
Shrewnport
Mooney to Know Fate in 7 Days
Sacramento dispatch reports Thomas J. Mooney, serving a life term for the 1918 parade bombing, will learn his fate in seven days. Governor James Rolph announced a public decision on Mooney’s pardon pleas set for Wednesday, April 20, after meetings in San Francisco with advisers.
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Sacramento
Coll
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
San Francisco
James Ralph di
Mooney
Weather forecast for West Texas coastal region
Forecast warns of warmer conditions with southerly winds. Wednesday night low around 62 degrees with cloudy skies. Thursday remains warm with light to moderate south winds and partly cloudy to cloudy conditions. Western areas may see cooler NW portions, while the far southern coast stays warmer. Additional details on page 24.
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Gay Antonia
Vielnlly
Winda
Taat
Texia
Ave
Modernta
West Texan
Tragedy Signals From Mail Box in Woonsocket
A rural mail carrier found Lizzie Furney 65 burned to death at her home after seeing trousers around the mailbox signaling trouble. Her two brothers, both blind and deaf, could not assist and tried to attract help by waving the mail box door with her belongings.
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Woonstolk
Lizzie Furney
Aride
Archbishop Montoya Faces New Threat Complaint
Archbishop Elias Montoya of the Mexican Orthodox Apostolic Church is charged with sending an anonymous threat letter to Miss Martina Gonzales of 114 Hazel Street. The Wednesday filing amends a previously dismissed case by restoring the letter in both English and Spanish. Gonzales is the complainant in both cases, tying the new charge to a prior seduction case in Justice of the Peace John Skeck’s court.
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Elias Montoya
Orthorox Apostolic Catholc Church
Martina Gonzales
Hazel Street
County Court-at-Law
Jeter
Court of Justice of the Pence
John Skeck
Miss Gonzales
Probe Demanded of Gov Roosevelt's Primary Expense
Senator Robinson of Indiana urged a senate inquiry into presidential campaign spending with focus on Governor Roosevelt of New York. He cited a newspaper report quoting Governor Murray of Oklahoma claiming $50,000 was sent into Nebraska for yesterday's primary to aid the Roosevelt ticket.
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Senate
Senylor Robinson
Republican
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Indiana Republican
Murray
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Roosevelt Tcket
Dr. Condon
Lamore
Lindbergh
SS. Raymant's Cemetery
de Bronx
London
Scotiana Yard
Tner Scythia
Chattley
Lovebug
Boston
Apel Ab
England
Stagger Plan for U S Workers Urged
Washington April 13 J C Roop budget treasurer said before the house economy committee President Hoover's revised plan for staggering employment aims to save 95000000 dollars It introduces a five day week throughout government service ends travel allowances for rural mail carriers and ends paid rural carrier vehicle maintenance.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
Hoover
House Economy Committee
J. C. Roop
Tiressor
Connally Attacks Oil and Gas Rule in Senate
Senator Connally of Texas launched a sharp attack on Secretary Wilbur’s order reopening the public domain to oil and gas prospecting. He argued the move would impair domestic industry and hinder conservation efforts amid the Senate debate in Washington D C on April 1.
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Washington, D. C
Wilbur
Senate
Connaily
Democrat
Texas
Nebraska Voting Favors Roosevelt in Early Returns
Lincoln April 18 The Nebraska count from 1323 of 9049 precincts shows Roosevelt leading with 60 898 votes Garnett 18 203 Murray 0 0 and 1113 precincts reporting Republican totals Peanees 29 1285 a garbled line indicates partial precinct data in a presidential preference tally.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Garnar
Miurry
Court overturns fee system ruling in Jim Wells case
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded a judgment awarding $591 damages for false arrest by Jim Wells County officers led by constable J. H. Roberts and deputy T. Wright. The majority faulted the mixed charge to jurors and special issues, while dissents attacked the fee system critique and urged upholding the verdict. Treasury receipts and customs figures noted.
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Bexar County
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Jin Wells County
Duster
Consus
T. D. Cobby Sr
Fly
E. W. Smith
Tower Court
J. H. Roberts
Precinct
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J.T King
Alee
Jim Wells
Gobbs
Wright
King
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Stappenbeck
Alice
Bod
Bim
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Sul
King Fordampes
China Will Get Taste of Chop Suey
New York report notes Mr. Chan Kum Fack from Caracas faces charges over a laundry dispute. He travels to Canton to taste what Americans call Chinese food, a scene described with light humor.
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China
New York
Chan Kum Fack
Caracas
Canton
America
Jury to Hear Hanan Mother in Kahahawai Case
The Hawaii murder trial opens with Grace Hubbard Fortescue and Lieut Thomas H Massie facing four Navy defendants over the killing of Joseph Kahahawai. Testimony centers on blood stained sheets and two coils of rope found at the scene. The prosecution builds a case linking the suspects to an act of revenge following an assault on Mrs Massie.
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Getdad
Grace Hubbard
Fortsscue
Thomas H. Massig
Kahahawai
Massie
Fortescue
Anita
Joseph Mahahawal
Sedan
Thomas H. Massie
John C. Kelley
Wail
McCallum
Honolulu
Whelley
Prisoner Walks to Liberty as Officers Argue Over Case
In Harlingen on April 13 a prisoner slips through a traffic case dispute as deputies argue. Sheriff Frank Brown and colleagues notice Mertr Nisleon alias Glen Nelson, 22, wanted for embezzling company funds, missing after a lapse in proceedings.
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Harlingen
Justice of Peace Court
Shortie Hay
HM Peres
Frank Brown
Mertr Nisleon
Glen Nelson
Nossery Sompany
Love Pledge Case Heads Direct to Texas Supreme Court
Dallas April 14 The Fifth district court granted Thomas B Love militant Texas Democratic leader permission to certify a question to the state Supreme Court on whether the state Democratic executive committee can require a loyalty pledge for voters at May 7 precinct conventions. The appeal aims to secure a ruling before the conventions while noting the high court’s final decision will affect all Democratic voters in the state.
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Dallas
Thomas B. Love
Texas
State Supreme Court
Denvo- Cyalle
Allen
Appellate Court
Love
Chambers
J. Hart Willis
Supreme Court
Ben P. Looney
Horner to Face Small in Illinois Gubernatorial Race
Chicago April 13 Judge Henry Horner backed by the Democrats state central committee and Len Small former Republican governor have earned the right to oppose each other for Illinois governor next November With more than half of the state reported Horner leads Michael L Igoe by 129000 Small leads Omer N Custer by 64000 and Oscar E Carlstrom by 113000 with results still incomplete
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Chicago
Henry Horner
Democrats
State Central Committee
Len Small
Republicns
Iingis
Norner
Michael L. Igoe
Small
Omer N. Custer
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Len Small Leads Illinois Governor Bid in April Primary
Len Small, running for a third term, appears headed for a decisive win in the Illinois primary. Local returns show Small leading rival Omer Custer by an estimated 5,000 votes with strong support from Ravernor of Ilinois and Kauikakee farmer-banker factions.
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Len Small
Min
Ihrer
Ravernor
Ilinois
Lac
Kauikakee
Omer NM. Custer
Belated Blizzard Strikes Buffalo
Belated blizzard hits Buffalo causing fresh snow and cold. Weather service reports snowfall around 2.5 inches and plummeting temperatures. City crews work to clear streets as residents cope with renewed wintry conditions.
Hitler Declares Storm Troops National Masses Across Germany
Berlin April 3. Adolf Hitlers National Socialist storm troops were declared nationwide in a new decree. The move expands party control and signals intensified political enforcement across the country.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Fort Worth Knights Templar win drill contest
WACO Tex April 12 Worth Commandery No 18 at Fort Worth won first in the annual Grand Conclave drill contest. The Fort Worth team scored 959 points to top Dallas No 2 with 945 San Antonio No 7 with 841 and Dallas No 6 with 792 1 2. Beaumont in Class B scored 876 points.
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Waco
Tex
Worth Commandery
Fork Worth
Texas Knights Templar
She
Worth Them
Tronered
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Claas
Civil War Vet Wilson Filzwater Enters 56th Fasting Day
In Miamiville Ohio Wilson Filzwater the town's last Civil War veteran aged 84 began his fifty sixth day of fasting. Friends feared the diet of water and an occasional egg-nox sip would prove fatal as he weakened to 150 pounds from 200 while bedbound.
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Miamiville
Ohio
Wilson Filzwater
Filzwater
Germany Aims to Balance Budget and Aid 7 Million Unemployed
Berlin April 14. Germany plans to balance its budget and meet the task of providing for 7,090,000 unemployed. Adam Siegewald, minister of the budget, told a convention of tenders unions today.
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Berlin
Provicime
Adam Siegewald
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Fragmented Notice Fragment with Odds and Numbers
Fragmented OCR style text lists multiple location names, months, prices and codes. It reads like a garbled public or classified notice with scattered figures such as 207 Flare, 646 Donner, 150% W. Woaslives, and 60,008 month, lacking coherent context.
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Damn WY
Trate Manny
NM Belle Mawal
Bea Batata
Donner
Rie
W. Cenenud
Monte
Wellington
Brno
Delmar
RAZ Newhan
BOM
Woodinsey
Search warrants issued as Lindbergh case drags on
Police extend hunt for the kidnapers of the Lindbergh baby. A mysterious anonymous message hints at a lead on boat near the ACAL CO dock and a possible location. Col. Schwarzkopf reports six barges found and plans to pursue a fresh lead as authorities track suspects aboard ships and in Halifax and St John’s.
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John F. Condon
Aectimi
Jatsle
Isler
H. Newman Schwarckopf
Slate
Acal CO. & Company
Chrome
New Jersey
Carteret
Schwarzkopf
Hans Fleischer
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Fleischer
St. John's
Halifax
Tuckahoe
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