Europe and America mingle in a curious essay
An eclectic column by Arthur Brizbane touches on baseball season spectacle in the United States with Yankees and Red Sox, then pivots to European monarchy versus republics, cites philanthropy of Michael Friedsam, and spawns quirky science notes on eels and brain lobes. It references five year plans and European defense, ending with a shrug at further worry.
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Yankees
Red Sox
Ilbe
Gane
Boston University
Nicaragua Thanks Red Cross for Earthquake Aid
WASHINGTON April 16 Nicaragua today expressed thanks to the Red Cross for its aid after the Monagna earthquake. The statement praised the timely and generous assistance from the international relief organization.
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Nicaragua
Red Cross
Wastington
D.C
Tolay
Monagna
Weather Forecast for Antonie and Nearby Regions
Weather forecast notes mixed conditions with showers and wind. Temperatures hover around mid forties to low fifties with overcast skies and possible brief rain Wednesday night through Thursday. Friday to Saturday showery periods continue with variable gusty winds and cooler nights.
Aristocrats Flee Spain As Queen Leaves For Frontier
Royal family, headed by Queen Victoria of Spain, departs by train toward the Franco Spanish border amid republic unrest. Infantas Cristina and Others board the express along with the Crown Prince and Gonzalo. A Republican heckler was silenced as aristocrats urged calm. Palace deserted as guards secure the scene and expatriates return to Madrid.
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Matud
Victoria
Spain
France
Alfonso
Cadagene
Reighnern
Gotteren
Atistocracy of
Infantas
Cristina
Titatels
Trince Gonzalo
Meru
Madrid
Eteff
Spain’s Republic Leader Vows Steady Path to Unity
Madrid April 26 The Spanish republic faces a pivotal moment as the president asserts confidence in a lasting government and popular administration. He pledges harmony with Europe and North America, a sound internal and external policy, and firm unity among citizens as the republic solidifies its authority amid monarchist and opposition pressures.
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Don Zamora
Simm Depu't
Valvereal
Madrid
Spaniab Repubilie
Peoelglmet Yeatérday
Europe
America
Polley
Carelessness Blamed in Tunnel Disaster Inquiry
CHICAGO April 15 AP Coroner inquiry focuses on crossed wires and worker carelessness as causes of the tunnel disaster that killed several and injured 141. Officials seek facts on contributing factors and worker actions.
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Cricago
Re. Horta
Herrann Thindeden
Airman Plans Hop Across Atlantic From Newfoundland
Nagler Moiila and Otto Allig announce a non stop flight from Newfoundland to Copenhagen after a 150 mile test from Newcastle Delaware. They expect to depart May 18 if weather is favorable.
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Atlantic
Captain of Coast Guard Dies at 66 in MONILE Apr 16
Ale MONILE reports Captain Aaron Luehenberg Gamble, commander of the Coast Guard cutter Cunridlaion, who rose to prominence in the years after aiding the capture of the Canadian rum runner Tim Alone, died yesterday at age 66.
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Monile
Ale
Aaron Luehenberg Gamble
Easier Divorces Urged by Speaker
WARIINWIUN D.C. April 18. Aboree canter urged easier divorces today before the general council of the National League of Women Voters. Professor Albert J. Jacche of Columbia University spoke on making marriage more difficult.
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Wariinwiun
D.C
Tsofemor Albert J. Jacche
Colombia University
National League of Women Voters
Estelle Dempsey to File Divorce Suit After Reconciliation Talks
In California and Nevada dispatches, actress Estelle Taylor Dempsey confirms plans to file divorce from former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey within 48 hours. Reports describe efforts at reconciliation failing, a property settlement, and statements from Dempsey and attorney Bealls. Separate coverage notes a potential counter suit by Miss Taylor and Dempsey’s stance on reconciliation tied to her retirement from acting. A third item covers the National Pecan Marketing Association electing Gucan as president at Jackson Mississippi meeting.
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Rollrwood
Calif
Ali
Jack Dempsey
Thelle
Taylor Dempsey
Dembsey Teele
Dempsey
Taylor
Dempsex
Yatelle
Jack
Reno
Nev
Gle
Wéseou
Jack Lempauy
Miss Taylor Tehreatening
Ng Hes
Sheradoth
Leonard Sadie
Jwoull Berre
Miss Taylor
Sachsaid
Jack Cain Bay
Mira Taylor
Jackson
Miss
TG Lucas
Brownwood
Texas
Gucan
Ban Antonio Chamber Brides Lillian Roth Romance
San Antonio merchants recount romance between Dan Cupid and Lillian Roth. The article notes Mrs Scott invited to a commerce luncheon, amid discussion of tying the knot with Vanderilie in Atlanta. The couple plans a Saturday wedding in Atlanta with family and business circles awaiting details.
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S.A. Chamber of Commerce
Dan Cupid
Lillian Roth
NEW
Ban Antonio
Atante
Scott
Character of Commerce
San Antonio
Ake Yaa Tonting
Vie Vanderilie
Pre Vent
Vet Bureau Cuts Down Waiting List
Approximately 4000 veterans remain on the waiting list for adjusted compensation certificates under the new amendment. Local officials announced Wednesday morning that the record day of payment Tuesday saw 1117 checks mailed, with totals reaching $5,300,186.20 paid since February. Over 27,000 loan applications have been received to date, the local office reports a steady average of 800 checks mailed daily, with further supplements expected by the end of August.
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Veterans' Bureau
Totel
Davies
Fishing Laws Case In Wichita Court Cites Private Tank Incident
The court upheld a $10 fine for TH Tones after a fishing violation in Wichita. The ruling notes the water in the private tank originated on the farm where the tank was located. The court said that the boys’ season-long control made no difference.
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Wichita Cauncy
Hart Seeks Money From Film Prosecutors Filing Suit
Hart and Williams legal team announce a suit in the state supreme court seeking 8500 000 from United Artists over proceeds from the film Parable. Attorneys Frederick Homes and Hort claim United Artists deprived him of a larger share by failing to reward all of the film’s income.
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New
Xuith
Anzil TI
Williams
Hart
Siste Supreme Court
United Actista Corporation
Fredlérick
Snl
United Artists
U S Steel Drops to Lowest Level Since 1928
U S Steel shares fell on April 16 in New York trading, sliding slightly below last December’s level amid broader declines. The market move showed light volume with price losses ranging from one to three dollars, and the day reflected a cautious tone.
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U.S
New York
United States
Services Set for Confederate Vet
FORT WORTH tex Confederate veteran George Spiller 35 a longtime Jack county resident died Tuesday night funeral Thursday at 3. He was father of B. B. Saillire secretary and general manager of the Texas Southwestern Cattle nine erat association here.
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Fort Worts
Anzin
George Spiller
Jack County
Jackaborn
Spiller
B. B. Saillre
Tex
Southwestern Cattle Nine Erat Association
Burglar Alarm Accident Causes City Police Brief
A misfired burglar alarm triggered a swift police response in the city. Detectives, led by Captain Andrey, rushed to the author’s office after a reported break in. An official error or accidental activation caused the confusion during the Wednesday morning incident.
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Andrey
Aiethor
Crowded Crowds Expected as Texas Openers Begin Season
Opening day of the twenty fourth annual pennant marathon drew large crowds across Wishita Falls, Beaumont, Galveston, and Shreveport. Forecasts pointed to 12,000 at Galveston and 7,500 at Beaumont while Shreveport hoped for 4,000 to 6,000 as the Steers faced the Sports and the Bulls met the Exporters under variable skies.
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Wishita Falls
Reaumont
Galveston
Shreveport
Wichita. Falls
Avely
Galveston Wie
Ngiuat -Thie
Han Antonin In- Mane
Ualveston
Alvin Gardner
Teague
Indians
Trialit’ Carson
San Antonio
Steers
Dallas Steers
Atx
Oscar ‘Nero
Vetern
Morse
Dallas
Gee Mendowa
Fairoweather
Amorcreast
Renuymont
Hanstén Bulls
George Wonlingtion Payuk
Pariiz
del Taker
Buck Maerow
Filipinos Flee California Town After Violent Incident
San Luis Outpost reports Filipinos fled San Luis town today after a rumor of an expulsion order and a violent clash. A 16 year old, Andrew Secure ri, and his 19 year old brother Jilin were wounded by 20 year old Filipino A. J. Mateo in a dispute over alleged sin. Mateo claims he acted after threats and the pair tainted sin.
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SAN Luis Outspol Grill
Uneg —Rentes
Filipinas
Warabiga
Mather Sanus
Andrew
Showers Expected Through Week for San Antonio
Weather Bureau reports showers continuing midweek with a third of an inch to an inch of rain possible. Temperatures drop to around 50 tonight and a high near 75 Thursday with light to moderate winds accompanying the rainfall.
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San Antonia
Weather Bureau
Mick
Sterling Declines to Halt Execution
Austin April 15 Governor Sterling stated he would not interfere with the scheduled execution of Moneus Twitty convicted in Grey County of criminal assault and robbery. Twitty's electrocution had been scheduled for April 34 but he had not been required to report to the penitentiary.
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Austin
Sterling
Moneus
Twitty
Grey County
Endurance Plane Fails to Set Mark
Jacksonville Fla April 15 Wattee Lees and Frederick Toxsy Delroid airmen sought a world refueling en route endurance record in three diesel motors but were forced to land shortly before 11 am today failing by more than three hours to equal the present record
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Jacksonville
Teach
Fla
Wattee Lees
Frederick Toxsy
Delroid
U S Field Artillery Learns to Shoot From Hip
The War Department announced that field artillery must train to shoot while moving to keep pace with fast ground targets. A Field Artillery Board at Fort Myer, Virginia, explored moving target practice with a 10 foot long, mast topped device and 9 streamer targets.
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U. S. Field Artillery
Washington
Taka
Anti Armoricara
May
Field Artillery Board
Yort Mrags
N. Oy
Plan to file complaints on 2005 operators plan
Authorities threaten charges against operators of 000 machines in Vesar county if attorney general rules machines incur taxation. Wright says if ruling favors state, charges for operating without a license will be filed immediately. Fines range from 7 to 18 dollars per machine.
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Russley
Bulldtlon
Apm Riant
Ruasin
Genghis Khan
von Moltke
Europe
Shout Gog Mnal
Vesar
Wright
Aitorney General
Will
Aealoat
Shout: 000
Isi Thin County
State Revenue Collectors In San Antonio Urge Taxes On Mint-Vending Machines
B. H. Ligarde and C. B. Stéadoe, state revenue collectors, say mint-vending machines require a $5 state tax and $2.50 county tax. They note a federal injunction by Judge Duval West restrains state, county, and city authorities from interfering with device operation. The injunction rests on a premise affecting the machines. Continued on Page 10, Col 1.
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B. H. Ligarde
C.B. Stéadoe
San Antonio
U.S. Protection
Jodgs
Duval West End
Wlcern
Fregertwleabarn Surfaces in Tease Trial
A fragmented OCR item notes a debate or trial involving a male figure connected to Fregertwleabarn. The readable text hints at a name and a case heading but details remain unclear and citations are incomplete.
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