Emperors Image Scorned by Vanity Fair Display
A Japanese government source says Vanity Fair’s August issue contained photographs insulting the emperor and linking the crown prince to the Dionne quintuplets. Ambassador Saito will report to Washington and press publishers to remove the material, with the foreign office awaiting his interview with Hull to determine a satisfactory resolution.
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Torio
Hirohita
Vanity Fair
Japan
Hirosi Saito
Washington State Department
State Department
Foreign Office
Sailo
Hull
Four Plead Guilty Before Judge Finch
Special Judge Dele Finch presided over the court day hearing four cases. Lukig and Teonard Kemper of 237 Maryland street were indicted for burglary of a house owned by William F Schutz and each received two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty. John Rodock of 917 Burleson street pleaded guilty to theft under 30 dollars and was given six days in jail for the auto theft valued at 200 dollars. Jose Munoz of 1427 Tampito Street faced assault to murder charges on Adelina Perales and pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, receiving 419 days in jail. The alleged assault occurred July 5.
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Finch Dele Finch
Criminal Riot Court
Lukig
Teonard Kemper
Maryland Street
William F. Schutz
John Rodock
Burleson Street
Jose Munoz
Adelina Perales
Tampito Stecet
Long challenges F D R to a debate on the new deal
President Roosevelt is urged by Senator Long of Louisiana to meet him in a public debate. Long proposes the debate to test promises of the Democratic candidate and question future performance of the New Deal over the last two years. The White House is expected to respond with silence.
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Washington, D. G
White House
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Democratc
Typewriter and Clothes Stolen in Local Thefts
Thieves entered the folie at Charles J. Schneider on West Mistletoe Avenue and state clothing valued at 210 dollars stolen. J B Giffett of Houston reports theft of a typewriter and clothing valued at 115 dollars from a car parked in the 100 block of East Travis Street. Dan Ferguson of 4419 West Commerce Street reports theft of a dime bank. J K Beachy of 110 West Summit Avenue reports theft of a radio valued at 25 dollars.
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Charles J. Schneider
Mistletoe Avenue
Polica
J.B. Giffett
Houston
Atte Tomoblie
East Travis Street
Dan Ferguson
West
Comerce Street
J. K. Beachy
West Summit Avenue
Court Stops Texas Fag Interference
The Wholesale Mercantile Company of Lyons Kansas received a temporary restraining order blocking interference claimed by the Texas comptroller with its sales. District Judge Saran T. Hughes set a show cause hearing for next Monday. In a separate item a 17 month old boy was burned after falling into a pan of boiling starch and treated at Retort B. Green hospital. A 1931 Cadillac town sedan is listed for sale at $50.00 in light classifieds.
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Texas
Dallas
Har] Smith
Garson Street
Retort
B. Green Hospital
Roosevelt allocates 200000 for CCC relief in current year
President Roosevelt announced 200000 of work relief funds to bolster the civilian conservation corps through the current fiscal year. The money aimed to expand CCC to full strength of 600000 and reach that target as enrollment grows, with a stated enrolled strength rate of 425000.
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Washington, D.C. Ang
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
COC
Dionne quintuplets draw crowds to North Bay hospital
North Bay Ontario August reports show thousands from across Canada and the United States visiting the Dionne quintuplets tour at a hospital 12 miles from town. Daily crowds exceed 1000 with Sundays around 3000. parking and traffic surge as people converge for the four day event beginning at 8 am.
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North Bay
Ontario
Canada
United States
Dafoe Hos Intel
Po- Noe
A. Rt. Dafae
Huntsville
Callander
Durant Seeks Wall Street Fortune in Quiet Comeback
New York August report on William Durant 73, once leading GM stake holder and early bull market figure, returning to trading in stocks after years out. Once a carriage maker and major financier, Durant warned Hoover in 1929 and now reappears in Midtown tower offices pursuing gains amid market shifts.
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New York
Wall Street
William
Durant
General Motors
Otheis
Wellstreet
Hoover
Duke of Manchester Files Bankruptcy in Public Examination
London reports the Duke of Manchester filed a statement of affairs showing assets of only £5 and liabilities around £91,38. The case follows his recent appeal on a fraud conviction. The hearing was adjourned to August 11 as insolvency is attributed to a reduced allowance from the American trustees of his mother's estate and trial costs.
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Duke of Manchester
London
Final Fight on Tick Eradication Funds in East Texas
Aug 6 report notes a $100000 federal fund for eradication work against the cattle tick in East Texas counties. Officials say thirteen wholly inactive cases remain and the area is the last outbreak in the state. An appropriation of 1454,070 was made available for the effort.
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Fort Worth
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Texas
United States
Peacock Dancer Given Jail Term in Chicago Scene
Rene Vilson a 23 year old Philadelphia dancer received a 30 day jail sentence and a $25 fine after a performance deemed inappropriate by police censor Sergi J. S. White. Judge Hogar Jones announced the ruling as Vilson struggled to stand, supported by two officers.
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Peacock
Chicago
I, Ang
Usi
Rene Vilson
Sergi
J. S. White
Hogar Jones
Miss Vilson
Philadelphia
Showgirl Seeks Separation From Showman Tommy Manville
New York reports a showgirl files for separation from heir Tommy Manville. She describes him as violent and prone to wicked language, citing emotional cruelty and damaging remarks. The petition notes their marriage history and prior separations, with details of affidavits and alleged abuse.
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New York
Aus
Thomas Mauric
Society Pay
Grand Jury Returns Ten Indictments in Finch Case
In District Court Special Judge Delos Finn presiding, the grand jury returned ten indictments in the Finch matter. The proceedings involved Hoffman and related parties as listed in the classification 112 light classifieds section for sale notices.
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Finch
Criming District Court
Meedsy
India Mets
Delos Finn
Hoffman
Coppini to Lecture on Texas Centennial
Pompeo Coppins will lecture Tuesday evening at 6 o clock at the Willie Memorial Music hall on the Texas Centennial topic. The talk aims to inform readers about the centennial celebration and its significance.
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Coppini
Texas
Wallace for Farm Fight
Amarillo reports Secretary Henry A Wallace warns Texas farm groups may contest tariffs in court over AAA processing provisions. He travels to Washington after saying he had not heard of the threat and urges equal protection for agriculture under the farm support program.
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Amarillo
Henry A. Walelace
Texas
Yelalaloon
Louini
Washington
Manhattan
Kan
Bol L
Wallace
Leifure
Postponement urged for Scout Jamboree in Washington
Aule and Representative Kean urged delaying the World Scout jamboree set for August due to the widespread infantile paralysis in the area. The Boy Scouts proposed holding the event later this year to avoid health risks.
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Washington, D.C
Aule
Kean
Doy Demurral
Misissippi
Paneral
Aifhe
International Way
Boy Scouts
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