Desolate Mojave Dispatch Covers War News and Weather
Daily column from Hodge California blends global headlines with desert life. The piece notes Russia’s Soviet looming in Asia, League of Nations anxieties, and Chinese quake turmoil alongside local warmth, wildlife, and a desert concert by Damrosch. It closes with aviation talk and figures from General Motors and McKeen training pilots.
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Russia
League of Nations
League
Stalin
LaGuardia Opposes Full World War Bonus Payment
Washington April 19. LaGuardia Republican New York opposes full payment of the 2.09 billion soldiers bonus and proposes an unemployment insurance plan funded by welfare taxes on employers and incomes. He argues inflation and unfair burden on non veterans and cites current unemployment among veterans.
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LaGuardia
Republican
New York
Unem
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Respublican
Michigan
Treasury
Michigan State Senate
Congress
Patman
Democrat
Texas
Con Press
LaGuniika
Weather Forecast For San Antonio and West Texas
Cloudy conditions prevail with cooler air moving in. Lows near freezing expected Tuesday night and highs near 40s to low 50s Wednesday across the region. Northeasterly winds will develop, turning lighter then moderate. Holiday Texas shows showers in eastern portions with partly cloudy skies midweek.
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Saa Antonio
Texas
Panhandle
Two Alienists Called by Darrow in Massie Case
In Honolulu April 19 the trial of Lieutenant Massie and co-defendants for the Kahahawal killing advances with Clarence Darrow set to summon Dr Edward Williams and Dr Thomas Orbison to lay groundwork for an insanity defense. The alienists have kept Massie under daily observation and tests, with testimony expected on hysteria and emotional insanity at the time of the assault.
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Honolulu
T. H
Leal. Thomas
Maasie
Joseph Kahahawal
Clarence Barrow
International News Service
Edward Hudlington Williams
Thomas J. Orbison
Masste Ig
Tnt
Kahaniwai
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Albert 3. Jones
Masse
Kahahi
Wong
Darrow
Massie
Alory
Lindbergh Fails to Re Establish Kidnap Contact
Lindbergh reports he cannot re establish definite contact with the kidnapers of his 21 month old son. He appeals for cooperation but says efforts are hindered by activity and urges from press associations and others.
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Lindbergh
Hopswell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lo Tse
Stepdaughter Held in Slaying of Man
Dallas report says 40 year old carpenter Wallon R. Oxford was held and his 17 year old stepdaughter Mrs Liliam Bel Goode was under arrest after a deadly shooting at a Dallas rooming house late yesterday. The incident followed a string of family quarrels in which Oxford allegedly cursed and abused Mrs Goode and nearly fought with her husband.
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Dallas
Wallon R. Oxford
Liliam Bel Goode
Oxford
Four Bandits Rob Bank of Six Thousand Dollars
Four bandits robbed the Brotherhood State Bank in Kansas City Missouri April 19 and escaped with $6000. Deputies soon arrested two men and recovered $4712. one suspect carried a large sack of money. Treasury receipts for April 10 show income of $457,000 plus expenses and balances.
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Kansas City
Brotherhood State Bank
Shaver May Succeed as State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Houston April 19 Charles Shaver of Huntsville a former state representative is likely to be appointed by Governor Ross to succeed M N Marrs as state superintendent of public instruction Shaver is a longtime Huntsville educationalist and praised as an administrator by Bierling The report appears on page 2.
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Picallé
Houston
Charles Shaver
Huntsville
Ross
Bleriing
M.N. Marrs
Shaver Long
Bierling
Funeral plans set for longtime Texas education leader Marrs
Austin April 19. Funeral services for 70 year old M N Marrs longtime Texas state superintendent of public instruction and educational leader are set for 10 a m Thursday on San Jacinto Day. Marrs died of heart disease while attending Smith Hughes judging contests at College Station. His body will lie in state in the Texas Senate chamber and then be buried in the state cemetery with attendance planned by the state board of education headed by Nat M Washer. Marrs is survived by a widow four brothers two sisters three sons and a daughter.
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N. Marrs
Texas
San Jacinto
Marrs
College Station
Nat M. Washer
San Antonio
State Board of Education
Texas Senate
Texas Capitol
Board of Control
Bates
Smith-Hughes
Alinek
U. A
M. College
Murrs
W. Marrs
Santo
Palo Pinto County
Parents Oppose Public School Attendance Claims
Arthur Soinel appeals to President Hoover arguing against attaching his children to public schools. He warns they may be bitten by dogs run over by cars or lured to play on streets on the way to classes. He asserts his wife is a better teacher than the school system and criticizes formal schooling as nonsense.
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Genera
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Vineland
Arthur
Soinel
Hoover
Polar Ingim
Amel
Pend
Aftea
Nas
Atlinnipla Fo
Publils Schon
Fk Leter
Dogn
Milo
Morning game details and team lineups
The fragment references a morning game with teams and players listed, including Horton, Durham, Ponnathy, and others. It mentions locations and matchups but lacks complete context or outcomes. The readable names suggest a local sports brief focused on rosters and forthcoming play.
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Sha Voitra
Woatind
Horton
Reece AO
Finn Apmawe
Mewes Durham
Madrn
Anil Ponnathy
Wednesday Fiesta Features Grand Army Convention Highlights
The public meeting on March Nnterrol at 19 am hosts a convention of the Texas Artall Furniture association at Bluehonnet hotel. A Flower show by the Woman's Club at Gunter runs from 12 mom to 10 nt. Cabaret at 3 pm and a Trades display parade featuring San Andrains business and tidasdrind development occur in April.
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Grand Army
Texas
Artall Furniture Association
Bluehonnet Hotel
Gunter
Pymi
San Andraln
Ap. m
Robbery at Mont erey Iron and Metal on Medina Street
Two young men described as Mexicans robbed the Mont erey Iron and Metal Co at 1124 South Medina noon Tuesday. They bound bookkeeper Allen Lee for 15 minutes and escaped with 45 dollars from the cash register. Manager A Wexter freed him upon return.
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Monterey Iron and Metal Company
Medina Street
Zwo
Lee
A. Wexter
Elmirastreet
Ninel
Stimson Takes Seat at Geneva Arms Meeting
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson attended the World Disarmament Conference in Geneva today. His arrival stirred excitement as he joined the American delegation two hours after the session opened, where delegates debated OM criteria of arms reduction.
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Stimson
Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
Explosion Wrecks Tokio Warehouse In Suburb
Three explosions hit a gun powder warehouse in a Tokyo suburb injuring six people. More than 350 barrels were damaged and the incident disrupted nearby areas.
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Tokio Warehouse
Tokio
INS
Davis Victor Campaigns on Traffic Arrest in County
County court votes to revoke all deputy constables outside Precinct 1 after county attorney D F Davis argues they disobeyed agreements and caused arrests. Davis says action will cut his fees by 4000 a year but serves the public interest. deputies plan to fight the move in court.
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D. F. Davis
Davis
Texas
Bexar County
Davin
Albert Maverick
Thomas H. Abbott
Robert PF. Uhr
W. A. Wurzbach
Commissioners ‘Court
Torney
Ctizens
J. Prankley Spars
Association of Justteas of the Peace and Constables
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