Curious Sugar Deal and Ancient Economics Reflections
Arthur Brisbane comments on the idea that no new ide a exists, only new ways of applying old concepts, referencing historical figures Trajan and Diocletian and modern debates on sugar policy and intervention. He critiques price controls and NRA policies, contrasts U S and Cuban intervention, and argues for refined sugar production domestically to support American workers. The piece blends editorial musings with economic critique and historical parables.
Agent nab mass murderer as Cuban crisis grows
Washington dispatches report that an agent captured a suspected killer tied to a massacre in Cuba amid a political upheaval. The new Cuban ruler orders forces to quell riots and keep the populace indoors as tensions rise. A photograph appears on page 5.1.
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US Warships Enter Havana Harbor Amid Cuban Turmoil
Two United States warships Taylor and Clinton entered Havana harbor to protect American lives and property as Carlos Manuel de Cespedes formed a cabinet after General Machado fled. The presence of the ships calmed some crowds though officials warned against violence and claimed no direct intervention.
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Weather Forecast For San Antonio And Vicinity
Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with a low around 75 degrees. High Monday around 96 degrees and Tuesday near 88. Light to gentle southeasterly winds. East Texas coast expected partly cloudy to cloudy with light to moderate southerly winds on coast. West Texas likewise fairly cloudy to cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. Additional weather on page 3.
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Eight Blue Shirt clashes injure eight guards at memorial
In DUSLIN Ireland, eight of General Owen O Duffy s Blue Shirt national guards were hurt in two disturbances following President De Valera s ban on a memorial parade for Free State heroes. A crowd attacked guards leaving their headquarters, then another scuffle occurred as they departed.
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Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast For San Antonio Market Night
San Antonians faced partly cloudy conditions Monday night with a low near 75 degrees and a high around 98 degrees on Monday. Light to gentle southerly winds were expected as East and West Texas saw similar weather.
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Uruguay Plans Diplomatic Ties With Russia
Moscow announces Uruguay will establish diplomatic representation in Moscow, and Russia will send a representative to Montevideo, as the foreign office reports. The decision follows the expanding volume of trade and cultural exchanges between the two nations.
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Italy jobless tally drops to 824195 in July figure
Rome reports unemployment fell to 824195 in July a drop of about 60.8 percent from the prior month. Official statistics indicate a sharp decline across Italy with several regions showing improved labor conditions in midsummer.
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11 year old girl released on bond after stabbing incident
Pretty 11 year old Davin Pearl Snowden was charged with stabbing J T Strickland on his porch Saturday night. Bond set at 10000 after DA and defense agreed without habeas corpus hearing. She said Strickland knocked her down and she acted in self defense with a six inch blade knife. Strickland, an accountant at the Southern club, was later taken to hospital.
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Expedition Finds Ancient Crater in Beartooth Mountains
BILLINGS Montana August 1 Discovery of a crater from an extinct volcano, the first found in this region, is announced by Dr W F Nom head of the Princes ecological research expedition. The volcano is believed active around the dinosaur to early mammal life transition era. Dr Thom estimates about 100 million years old.
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Public Works to Hire 27 000 More
The Public Works Administration announced 27 100 men will soon be employed on 300 road projects under the national highway program. The $400,000,000 effort aims to put jobless workers to work, with hundreds of jobs already underway and 15 additional projects to start this week.
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Grains Hold At Pegged Low In Market Stalemate
CHICAGO August 14 All grains opened pegged as the towed board of trade rules allowed and stayed there due to lack of buyers. Opening prices matched Saturday's close as the market remained stagnant. Traders watched the Winnipes Quotations, opened lower than Saturday, with the pegged minimums set to be removed Wednesday amid trading restrictions through August 15.
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Tuscaloosa lynching case rattled by gun violence
In Tuscaloosa Alabama three Black men indicted for killing a white woman Vaudine Maddox face a violent clash as two were found shot near Bibville after a convoy carrying prisoners to Birmingham was halted by armed men. Gov Miller ordered a grand jury investigation amid sharp criticism from the International Labor Defense.
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Oklahoma Voters Set To Decide Tax Repeal Proposal
Oklahoma voters, in the Murray administration era, will cast ballots tomorrow on repealing the two cent per package cigarette tax and a measure for state control of county assessments under the state equalization card.
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Hoboes Forge Code On Dishwashing And Work Rules
In Chicago Abe and a convention of 30 hoboes draw up a code to address fair prices and conditions. They denounce dishwashing for restaurants as stealing work from families while proposing pay for snow shoveling and window cleaning and allowing farm wood chopping for shelter or meals under strict limits.
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Roosevelt orders recovery drive into high gear
President Roosevelt strengthens the national campaign for recovery as Hugh S. Johnson rushes from St. Louis to Washington. Roosevelt plans a full survey of progress, with reports on public works and industrial reorganization. Officials cite codes and employment estimates, aiming to return millions to work by Labor Day amid evolving blanket codes.
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Prison Break at Boston Island House of Correction
About 100 prisoners fought with roughly 40 guards in the dining room of the Tre Island house of correction. Twenty four prisoners escaped, two were recaptured, and one believed injured amid the riot. A guard was cited by a fellow officer for the disturbance.
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Accused Sailor Ordered to Miami
Corpus Christi Aug H John A Dann shipwrecked sailor held for Florida authorities was ordered by Federal Judge T M Kennerly to be taken to Miami to face trial on charges of smuggling aliens.
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U. S. Dollar Rises Against French Franc in Early Trade
New York reports show the dollar gaining to around 4.9 francs in the latest exchange rate, improving from levels seen yesterday and a month ago. The move reflects broader shifts in currency markets as traders assess economic signals and policy cues.
Convict Bailey Wanted in Oklahoma Kidnap Case
Attorney General Cummings announced the arrest of Harvey Bailey on a Texas farm near Paradise seven miles south of the town. The capture links him to the Kansas City depot slayings and the Charlies Urschel kidnapping in Oklahoma City. Bailey and five others were taken after an airborne and ground search, with Urschel’s ransom money found on several suspects. Confessions were obtained from participants, while authorities pursued George Kelly and George Hales in related connections. The raid followed cooperation with Oklahoma authorities and limited public release until the federal word.
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