Pacific lumber city of vast mills and rising towns
Longview and Lumber Tacoma and Power Slaughtering Forests Considerable Bolshevism Arthur Brisbane recalls a Pacific coast city at the mouth of the Columbia river. It boasts 15,000 residents a $600,000 monthly payroll and 28 industries beside lumber. Long's mill churns 2,000,000 feet daily and Wererhaeuser 1,500,000. The forests fade as a modern city grows with lumberjack costumes and sea drums.
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Longview and Lumber
Tacoma and Power
Ongview
Waeb
R A. Lang
Kansas City
Thia Pacific
Columbia River
Mr. Long
Wererhaeuser
Pacific Coast
Eure
Donor Hopes to Start Fund to Free Youths Destitute
Two underage orphans aged 16 and 17, left destitute after a prohibition raid, await bond at Rezar county jail. Their motherless status follows the killing of their father at Lis Poteet farm. Bond set at 300 dollars each by United States Commissioner B M Bid during the preliminary hearing.
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Chauiler
Motlerlens
Lis Poteet Farm
Rezar
United States
B. M
raGeranga
Charles Stevens
Eere Rt Pier
Dorah
Tom Chandler
Washington
T. ED. Reeder
Torna
San Antonio
O. T. Jackson
Fort Worth
George Hammons
Washineton
Doran
B. My Siddall
Tom Chandied
Carson
W. C
Hit
Neal
Weather Report From Texas and the Southwest
An imperfect weather summary notes north and south winds in Texas and surrounding states. Forecast references heat alerts and mild to moderate temperatures with variable winds across regions including New Mexico Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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New
Gelemrin
Wit
Vermont
Men Escape From Sam Marcos Jail in Bold Break
Three inmates fled the Sam Marcos jail after obtaining a specially made key and climbing roofs. Sheriffs report the trio used a rope fashioned from blankets to descend. Suspects named are Rane Randale, F. W. Rogers, and H. Crown, all under felony charges.
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Gh. M. Allen
San Marcos
Rane Ragndale
F. W. Rogers
Ania Negro
H. Crown
Allen
Snook Conviction Case Report From Columbus Courtroom
The state rested at 11 40 am in the Snook murder trial of Theora Hix as the defense concedes a hard fight to avert the electric chair. Motive is in question and witnesses recount Snook’s alleged confession to two reporters. A portrait of Hix and her blood stained dress, garter belt and stockings were entered as evidence.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snack
Snook
Observee
Miss Hix
William C. Lowells
Cleveland Plain Dealer
James KE. Fusco
The
Columbs Citizen
John J. Chester Jr
Drug Company Warehouse Robbery Reported on Comal Street
The San Antonio Drug company warehouse at Comal and Teraz streets, storing mareolica and drugs, was broken into sometime Monday night. Police were informed Tuesday morning as detectives check for loot and suspects.
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Drug
Comal Street
San Antonio Drug Company
Comal and
Teraz Streets
Cotton pickers forecast. Texas fields expect changes
AUSAN reports the state department of labor says the cotton picker shortage will not be as severe as last year. Houston and San Antonio plan to send many pickers to Central Texas fields around September 4, according to Robert B. Genge, deputy commissioner of labor.
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Ausan
State Department
Labor
Unnel
Terns
Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Robert B. Genge
Commissioune of Labor
Duchess in India Hops for Britain
The Duchess of Bedford, an English noblewoman with a love of flying, departed Karackie India at 6 30 a m in a blue monoplane for England. She flew to Lympne last Friday and aimed to reach Karachi and return within a week. Captain T D Barnard served as pilot, with Bob Little as engineer and second pilot.
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Karackie
India
Duchess of Bedford
England
Karachi
Om. Peaterday
T. D. Barnard
Bob Littl
Dad and Son Golf Duel Opens In St. Louis
In St Louis the eighth annual national public maks golf championship opened with William Read Jr and William Reed Sr from Indianapolis. Reed, the son, led early rounds while the father trailed by about 45 strokes as play commenced at Forest Port.
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St. Louis
Fidy
Forest Port
William Read Jr
William Reed
Iniianapolis
Reed
Zeppelin Refueled for World Cruise
The Graf Zeppelin resumes hydrogen refueling at Laremhurst, N J as it prepares to depart at midnight for a world round trip. Commander Hugo Eckener and executive officer Zeno Wicks promise a noon fueling completion while crews face long shifts amid a huge fuel demand to offset losses from the airship’s four envelope burns. The airship plans to visit New York for a final conference before continuing its planned global voyage, with Eckener noting he hopes to meet Mayor Walker though he may be too busy.
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David P. Sentner
Friedrichshafen
New York City
Ting
Eckener
Steps Taken to Free Stowaway on Graf Zeppelin
Albert Buschto, a 17 year old stowaway aboard the Graf Zeppelin, seeks publicity and release. His stepfather Herr Schimweke plans to petition Dr Hugo Eckener to gain his freedom as authorities note the youth is unemployed and may seek financial gain seen by prior airship stowaways. Tint Aberk, the first aeronautical stowaway jailed, remains in brig aboard the aircraft.
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Dortmunn
Germany
Albert Buschto
Herr Schimweke
Verne
Hugo Eckener
Albert
Strea Ag
Tint Aberk
Woring
Crowd Packs Auditorium for Opening of 1929 Radio Show
A crowd of about 10,009 filled the municipal auditorium to witness the opening of the 1929 Radio show. The event was halted by the Radio Trades association and The Light, with crowd attendance pressed into the venue despite the disruption.
Radio Trade Show Opens With City Leaders Addressed
The auditorium buzzed as 30 booths displayed radios from Nesisa. Mayor M. Chambers and G. C. Tilanchard, head of the San Antonio Radio Trades Association, were introduced by Jack Wallace of WOAI. Chamber spoke on radio evolution from luxury to necessity. brief remarks followed by D. J. Straus and Joe Cum.
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Awditorium
Nesisa
Atlachnicul
Ettizen
M. Chambers
G. C. Tilanchard
San Antony Tiadio Trades Sesociation
Jack Wallace
WOAI
Mayor Chambers
D. J. Straus
Straus-Krank Company
Joe Cum
Opening Night of San Antonio Theaters Augmented Orchestra
A large crowd packed the balcony and floor as Earl Abel entertained on the organ during intermissions. The augmented orchestra from Greater Magnetic Texas theaters, directed by Ernest Hauser, performed splendidly with prominent musicians such as Vic Insible, Yeo Galvan, Ralph Pal Jock, and Eddie Sauer. WOAL broadcast part of the event.
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Inings
Southern Equipment Company
Magetic
Texas
Ernest Hauser
Me. Hauser
Vic Insible
Yeo Galvan
Ralph Pal Jock
Eddie Sauer
Woal
Page Fl
He Weds 62 So They Can Enter U.S.
An American man Morris Baskin allegedly coordinated marriages to Polish brides to obtain U.S. entry visas. Reports from Warsaw claim he arranged 64 marriages, acting as temporary bridegroom for Polish youths betrothed to the women. Investigations by U.S. immigration officials are to be launched.
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U.S
Universul Serelen
Washington, D.C
Hns
Sisten
Hoover to Seek 5 Million for New Federal Prison
President Hoover plans to ask Congress for a 3 million dollar appropriation to construct a new federal prison and to add cells at Leavenworth and Atlanta to ease severe overcrowding. The policy was outlined after meetings with Attorney General Mitchell and Prisons Superintendent Sanford Fines, following the Leavenworth riot.
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Hoover
Federal
Washington, D
INS
Congress
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Twhity House
Toilay
Hooxser
Mitchell
Sanford Fintes
Sweltering Texas Heat Wave Grips State
Meteorologist J. A. Jarboe warns Texas swelter continues as high temps reach near 110 in Graben, Senrietta, and Sherman. Monday saw 40 towns report 100 plus degrees with Soplo maximums around 107 in the state.
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Texas
Graben
Senrietta
Shermin
Military clash in Romania leaves 58 dead
In the Superseval district near Bucharest, military forces clashed with striking miners. Fifty eight people were reported dead and hundreds wounded as the confrontation escalated today.
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Bucharest
Kumanin
Aur
Mexico Votes Act to Back Labor Law
The Mexican chamber of deputies approved an constitutional amendment to enable Portes Gil's national labor reform. The bill carries stipulations forcing the senate to re vote on the measure after its earlier approval by the senate last week.
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Mexico
Washington Waits Full Story Case of Chandler Shooting
A detailed report on the shooting of Tom Chandler during a dry raid is en route to Washington. Dorah commanded commission and reports cite the initial filing as unsatisfactory. Chandler’s sons Carson and W. O. remain in jail on $300 bonds as hearings and appeals unfold.
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Ang Anteolo
Siellty
Gearraly Gale
Tvs
Warn
Meelmum
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Alist
Enat Texpa
Ceneranz
Nieht
Wedueidur
Eloudr
Bowers West Nartton
Tourith
Denver
Coto
Tonzella
Molen
Mtont
Ear
Konan City
Lear
Marth
York
Minn
Slayer
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