War and empire echo in global shifts and leaders
A fragmented column surveys postwar ambitions of nations seeking independence in trade and resources. It notes France selling surplus wheat to England, Nicaragua exporting cotton to Japan, and Ethiopia under Haile Selassie facing slave practices. Mussolini’s aims, Hitler’s rise, and aging leaders’ retirement raise questions about power, finance, and modernization amid looming conflict. A lumber plant fire at J. C. Baldridge in North Macedonia causes $875,000 damage.
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Nicaragua
Japan
England
Sudan
Ethiopia
Mussolust
Russia
Abd Hitler
Ayther
Mossolini
Marahal
Deeree
Ethio Ma
Haile Selassie
Addis Abate
Confession Claimed Under Duress in Moore Murder Trial
In Asheville on August 20 Martin Moore testified Judge Phillips delayed ruling on whether a signed confession could be entered. Moore said he was beaten with a rubber hose and fists while officers pressed him to confess to killing 18 year old Helen Clevenger in New York. Prosecutors disputed coercion claims. deputy Brown testified the confession was voluntary. Coroner said Clevenger died from gunshot wounds and described the victim’s bloodstained pajames. Zenith earnings reported, net income $706,940 for quarter ending July 31.
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D. Ali
Martin Moore
F. Dep. Phillips
He Clevenger
New York
N.C
den Phillips
Helen Cleverger
Fe Clevenger
Blazen Tiling
N.Y
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Moore
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Clevenger
Ravine Abtos
Phillips
Lawrence Brown
Brown
Zed V. Nettles
Bridgewater
Courh
Thars
George F. Bater
Frank Messer
E. M. Ball
Bolleitor Neltlys
Mise Clevenger
Nettles
Baler
Newbies
J. S. Styles
Deserve
Phils
Styles
Sharif Brown
Zenith
Reputtal
Just Hasn't Lived Right Weather Crowds Cuero Victoria Breville
A weather report notes soaking rain in Cuero and nearby towns with Cuero seeing the heaviest precipitation. Meteorologist E H Marg reports a hot August pattern returning, with temperatures around 100 degrees and a 68 inch total rain in Cuero and surrounding areas.
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San Antonio
Elty
Bulcout
Cuero
Victoria
Breville
Cuore
E. H. Marg
Illette Skellhood
Aptanto
Ue Sett
Enat
Fire destroys three shipyards and arena in Vancouver
A spectacular blaze swept through three shipyards and the Vancouver ice hockey arena early today, causing an estimated loss of more than 1.09 million dollars. Two firemen were injured, neither seriously, as crews fought the flames.
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Vancouver
B. C
van Jenuyer
Florium
Jose
Archibald Diamid
American District Judge Dies in Waco at 73
Inge Gam R. Boolt, aged 73, longtime judge of the Nineteenth District Court, died in Waco after an illness of several weeks. He also served on the Texas New Mexico boundary commission and presided over regional cases.
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Waco
Inge Gam R. Boolt
Nineteenth District Court
Scott
Texas-New Mexico
Amettran Hindenburg Return Journey Sparks Departure
A fragmented report notes the Amettran Hindenburg embarking on a return journey from Lakshurst Nd SAntg in 2014. The text is garbled with unclear names and places but indicates a takeoff event involving a dirigible. No clear outcomes or participants are confirmable.
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Lakshurst
Nd sAntg
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Tiny
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Gairm
Fonta Vedea radio claims Pauling Uzcudun killed
Madrid reports Fonta Vedea radio announced Pauling Uzcudun a Spanish prize fighter had been killed by a government free jug squad along with others. Earlier reports of Uzendiin bad gate indobtrmed were not immediately continued by any source.
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Londgh
Aue
Ackeley
Today
Madrid
Fonta
Vedea
Pauling Uzcudun
Huzendiin
Tolay
Former film star files divorce reply in custody case
American- Former film star Lee Corbin, once in motion pictures, denied charges of habitual drunkenness in her divorce reply and said Krol deserted and failed to support their two children Harold Phillip, four, and Robert, 18 months. She accused him of breaking into her apartment, stealing $100, a fur coat, and fleeing with the children last Friday while she was away.
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Atys
Nendare
Krol
Ana Lee Corbin
Ted
Tnswer
Tuit
Tin
Bill
Ensky
Jett
Harold Phillip
Robert
Landon Departs Colorado Ranch for Campaign Jaunt
Estes Park Aug 20 Governor Landon left the family estate at 8 a.m. for a cross country auto trip to La Sa where a special train will take him to the eastern presidential campaign. He spent the week at the family retreat engaging in campaign work and addressing voters in both vesting and campaigning efforts.
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Estes Park
Cato
Governor Ave Mi
Landen
la Sa
Landon
Auto kill two children in Paterson street crash
Paterson New Jersey reports a speeding car jumped a curb on a crowded downtown street killing two children and injuring several others. In Houston a taxi driver, 48, was struck and killed by a sedan that fled. a witness chased the car but could not overtake it.
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Paterson
N. J
Uinough
Houston
Dewid Houston
Names for Hawaii Baby Sparked by Meaningful Kananiaghosa
A Honolulu couple, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray Judd, named their month-old son Kananiaghosa, a Hawaiian term meaning The beautiful atona of tyome. The article notes the unique, lengthy name and its cultural significance in a local society feature.
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Nonoluly
T. H
Raymond Murray Judd
Honaluti
Kananiaghosa
Dr Atkinson Sued for Divorce in San Antonio
Mrs Marlan Koogter Atkinson filed suit in the Thirty Seventh District Court seeking a divorce from her husband Dr Donald Taylor Ne, with sheriff reports noting a commissioned special deputy at the Atkinson home. Court entries suggest possible out of court settlement, no property involved, and receipt marked no citations. The Atkinson home had been noted as a prized San Antonio landmark.
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Pws Ohiinband
Donald Taylor
Sheriff's Office
Mink Genewong
Strie Pe-Dieht
Atkimeons
Galatiad
Stupet Hui Jusk Vorny
Atstin
Sheil Polubs
Atkinson
Avkrit
Che
Petero
William P. Maloney
Two Youths Caught Stealing Car Radio
Two youths were held Thursday after being found removing a radio from a car owned by Sam Smith on Aug Sta Street. Patrolman Charles Petit and deputy constable Pete Berger caught them as they fled. A woman who saw Petr with a drawn pistol alerted police, and several cars were dispatched to the scene.
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Sam Smith
Augsta Street
Aztec Theater
Crackett Street
Charles Petit
Pee Berger
Petr
Knights of Columbus delegates urge Roosevelt to intervene in Mexico
At the fifty fourth annual Supreme Council convention in Toronto, about 1000 delegates unanimously demand U S action against Mexico to halt alleged religious restrictions. The resolution also criticizes Ambassador Josephus Daniels for supporting tapes in the country.
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F.D.R
Mexico
Toronto
INY
Annive International Ceyvenien
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Yat
Weather forecast for San Antonis and Mefnily
Parity cloudy Thursday night and Friday with warm temperatures. Thursday night around 74 degrees and Friday high near 96 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds. West Texas generally fair Thursday night and Friday with some local thundershowers in the Panhandle Thursday night. East Texas expects mostly cloudy conditions with light to moderate southerly winds along the coast.
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San Antonis
Mefnily
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer struck by mob in city turmoil
Prolonged shutdowns followed a six day picket by longshoremen, teamsters, woodsmen, and some guild members over two fired editors. The National Labor Relations Board handles the fired cases while unions and local political leaders are blamed for lawlessness and suppression of press freedoms. Local rival papers condemn the mob action.
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Post-Intelligencer
Hearst Consolidated Publications
Lnc
Wash
Newspaper Guild
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Seattle Post-intelligencer
Typograpical Union
Pressmen's Union
Stereotypers’ Union
Engravers’ Union
Printers' Union
Charles Howard
International Typographical Union
Ne Wise
Teamsters
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Woodsen
David Beck
Eamsters’ Union
Democratic Party
Washington
Oregon
Salle
Beck
Seattle Times
Blethen
Seattle Star
Fest-Intelligencer
Stabbing death follows dispute at Houston yard
Aug. 20 Reese Rygu a 30 year old negro porter was arrested on charge after a quarrel over a cleaning yard resulted in a stabbing that killed T. A. Jett 40, an oil field worker, in a Houston hospital hours later. The suspect and victim were said to have argued over yard duties.
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Reese Rygu
T. A. Jett
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Vine
Indictment in Tramell Case Atterivan Negro Charged
CNCAGO August report states a grand jury voted a true bill charging Rose Swain a 27 year old African American with murdering Mary Logise Tramiel a 24 year old former Knoxville Tennessee stenographer. The case stems from the Tramell matter in Atterivan.
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Cncago
Rose Swain
Mary Logise Tramiel
Knoxville
Tenn
Saleay
German fleet warns Madrid as ships are halted
Berlin protested to Madrid after the German merchant Kam erun was searched by a British ship in Spanish waters. Germany ordered ships to protect commerce and warned force will be met with force if interference continues. Berlin announced plans to bolster naval presence and warned of retaliatory actions if Spanish ports impede German vessels.
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Spain
Lo Eiv
Berlin
Imebum
Madrid
Ivich
Jiner Kamer
Peett
Bratta Musedoni
Rome
Badajoz
Poychy
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Mola
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Ed Wilk
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