German student duels still practiced despite opposition
Glimpse of German student dueling through Neuhauser of San Antonio a native who left Leinrng University with honors from eight duels. He recalls his blue and white fraternity ribbon, the Cheruscia observers, and the legal plus educational discouragement of dueling. Neuhauser a veteran of Bes Sarabia Lille Somme Armentieres and the spring 1917 offensive holds multiple decorations. He notes the schlager sword form and the ritual of seconds while striking only the left side of face and head. The advertisement at end seeks help via Light Classified prestious Wanted.
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G. F. Newhauser
San Anonio
Neuhauser
Gree
University of
Neehauser
Bessarabia
Russia
Lille
Somme
Armentieres
Hresl
G. F. Neuhauser
San Antonio
Leipzig University
Sears
Hart Crane Lost at Sea Confirmed by Vessel Report
New York April 28 Verification that Hart Crane, Cleveland poet, was lost at sea from the Orizaba was received by Ward Line. Initial word came to his uncle in Cleveland from a passenger aboard the ship. The vessel later confirmed the report stating Crane went overboard at noon and was not recovered.
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New York
Hart Crane
Cleveland
Ward Line
Roly
Stimson Delays Departure for Home from Geneva
American Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson postponed his departure from Geneva to Saturday or later after talks with British Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald and German Chancellor Heinrich Bruening. He lunched with the American delegation to the world disarmament conference.
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Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Ramsey MacDonald
Great Britain
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Forbes Urges Investment Protection and Investor Rights
An editorial argues for stronger securities laws mirroring Britain to protect buyers of stocks and bonds. It urges stockholders, especially small holders, to demand governance reforms, including representation on boards, and criticizes lax liability of issuers while urging national cohesion to revive growth. The piece cites R. J. Cromie and cites analysis of economic deflation and the need for a clear plan to restore confidence.
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B. C. Forbes
Tom
Harry
Wall Street
Hoover to Leave for Rapidan Fishing Camp
President Hoover announced plans to travel next Saturday to his Rapidan fishing camp in Virginia for a rest from duties. The trip marks a rare respite during a period of ongoing public events and holidays.
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Hoover
Washington, D. GC
Rapidan
Virginiy Mountain
Damamosh to Desert Ether
Radio schedule notes summer adjournments for Walter Damrosch and other programs on WOAL WOAT WOAI and NBC. It cites 2 00 am Friday music and drama broadcasts plus political forum segments with Mrs Alvin Wert and Mary T Norton, plus Sylvester Gross ETSA presence and various local listings. Mervin Brown, 23, was injured in a highway collision near Seguin and taken to Robert B Green hospital after the other driver fled.
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Walter Dama Tosch
WOAL
Dr. Damrosch
Louis Lobo
WOAI
Network
Alvin T. Wert
Republican National Committee
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Ted Weems
Chicago
Denny
New York
Mervin Brown
West Reuston Street
Seguin
Robert B. Green Hospicel
Moris Urges Rest and Tonic for Quick Recovery
The letter advises Moris to rest when run down and not overexert, suggesting at home recovery with a simple regimen. It promotes a tonic sold in two sizes, claiming it restores strength and happiness in a few weeks, with economic options and a claim it aids health.
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Moris
Stimu
Sugarland and Raccoon Bend oil fields capped by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission set daily production limits for the Sugarland field in Fort Bend County at 12 000 barrels and for the Raccoon Bend field in Austin and Waller counties at 6 500 barrels. Gulf Coast district areas were affected with existing outputs about 11 700 and unspecified levels. The Big Lake field in Reagan County was fixed at 25 000 barrels daily.
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Texas Tailroad Commission
Fort Band Counly
Nod
Raccoon Bentfield
Waller Counties
Gulf Coast District
Sugarland
Raccoon Bend
Big Lake
Reagan County
Police and Fire Ball Set for May 9
The annual grand ball of the police and fire departments will be held on May 9, coinciding with the opening of the state convention of police chiefs and city marshals. Chief of Police Owen Rilday announced the change on Thursday, shifting from May 7.
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State Convention of Police
Cify
Owen Rilday
Farmers Urge Relief Plan Before Senate Committees
A relief program for agriculture including an equalization fee and export debenture plan was presented by three major farm groups led by Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation. The plan, supported by the National Farmers Union and the National Grange, calls for an allotment system for domestic consumption and export handling. The measure seeks prices for domestic production equal to production costs, with surplus crops exported below that domestic price.
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Ruhs
Senate
Chester Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Tion
National Farmers’ Union
National Grange
Thomas
Democrat
Oklahoma
Busy Bee proprietor granted bankruptcy by federal judge
The voluntary petition of George Anthony, owner of Busy Bee, was granted Thursday by Federal Judge R. J. McMillan. No list of assets or liabilities was filed. A hearing on the matter was set for May 19 at 10 am.
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George Anthony
Busy Bee
R. J. McMillan
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