New York Columnist Muses On Death and Industry
The piece weaves anecdotes from Tampa and Chicago about suicide culture, labor moves, and the New Deal era. It notes Theodore Dreiser amid social shifts, a New York firm relocating to Greenfield Massachusetts to dodge tough NBA conditions, and a labor board stance on runaway employers. It also touches on public sentiment toward Roosevelt and Santa Claus metaphors of political faith.
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New York
NBA
Greenfield
Mass
Pullman
Steel Company
Gary, Int
Ford
Crecie Dearborn
Pistols Stolen From Fair Tied to Chicago Gangsters
Report states pistols owned by Dion O'Danlin predecessor of Al Capone were taken from a World’s Fair crime exhibit. A second weapon believed linked to the Valentine’s Day massacre case is also involved, with Chicago gangland ties cited in the theft.
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Chicago
Dion O'Danlin
AL Capone
Ghicako
Vestarcay
Minnesota Gang Planned Double Bank Raids in 1920s Northwoods
A pane of reports from Saint Paul alleges George "Baby Face" Nelson led a Minnesota gang planning simultaneous bank heists in Duluth Virginia Hibbing and nearby towns to amass cash then flee toward Canada. The article names gang members and notes internal discord and the possible future revival of raids after Nelson’s notoriety.
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Pau
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Minnesota
Fie
Homer van Meter
van Meter
St. Paul
Mintle
Wala
Duluth
Hitching
Virginia
Hyeteth
Waa
Roport
T WO Bar
Canada
America
Publica
Virginia Today
Yass
Iid
John Hamilton
Dilingerieutenant
Alvin Karpis
Edward G
Bremer Kidnaning
Fred Dee" Karpla
van Aieter
Ting
War Meier
S! Paul
Aqvad
Weather forecast for San Antonio region
Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with a low around 74 on Tuesday and a high near 85 Tuesday. Winds from east to northeast light to moderate. Monday high 95. The outlook calls for cooler conditions on Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Eash Voxag
SOI
Westerxas
MNG
Perl
Lan
People s Lobby Urges FDR Special Session in September
The People s Lobby led by philosopher John Dewey asked President Roosevelt to convene a special session of Congress in September. They urged government takeover of banks, natural resources, and monopolies, repeal of a large consumption tax, and reduction of excessive capitalization and debts.
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Wasitington
B.C
People's Lobby
John Dewey
Roosevelt
Congress
Weather Brief Unsteady Northeast Winds Hold Heat Near 94
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports a temporary rise in temperatures due to northeast breezes and higher humidity. Junior meteorologist FH Marx notes low pressure over the Gulf spurring east to northeasterly winds, lasting several hours. Maximum near 94 degrees, San Antonio sees no rain, skies remain rather cloudy through Wednesday.
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United States
Hureau
U.S
FH. Marx
Lie Gulf
Gulf
Marx
San Antonio
Hearst Yacht Ava Towed by Coast Guard in Distress
William Randolph Hearst's sea going yacht Ava required towage by a Coast Guard boat off Min Oak street beach as engines failed in rough seas. Captain John Anderson noted another few minutes could have led to a collision with the breakwater. The 10 crew and 17 guests had been returning from a lake trip to Atlantic.
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Afitwankee
Two Gangsters Held in Mail Robbery Probe
Cleveland police held a gang leader and his henchman as suspects in a $50,000 mail trick robbery at Buller Pennsylvania last Friday. They will be questioned by federal inspectors and state police with Cleveland detectives providing informants.
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Cleveland, Onlo
Spia Cleveland
Lnte
Buller
White
Fennsovants State Police
Gleveland
Hog Prices Rise and Cattle Trade Surges in Kansas City Market
Hog prices show a strong upward trend with futures rising 15 to 23 cents as hogs reach new highs not seen since August. Cattle sales surge with 12 prime yearling steers, about 1000 pounds each, selling at $10 per hundred pounds, boosting overall market activity in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Aus
Snather
Army Plane Crashes Into Ocean Off Scituate
An army biplane crashed into the sea off Scituate Massachusetts and sank. The pilot Maurice Connell 38 of Jamaica Plain is missing. The incident occurred between 207 and 300 yards offshore as coast guard units searched the area.
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Scituate
Mass
INS
Maurice
Connell
Jamaica
Glalton
Prisoners Strike At Eastern State Penitentiary Inmates Walk Out
A prison strike at Eastern State Penitentiary spreads through the 1278 inmates in Philadelphia as Graterford prisoners join in. About 1400 at Graterford refuse to work, with 300 weaving and shoe shops striking first. Warden Smith reports no disorder as inmates are confined to cells for precaution. Officials deny pay rise as trigger. movement seeks sentence reductions under Ludlow laws.
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Philadelphia
Easten State
Graterford
Cherry Hill
Werbert Smith
Chety Trill
Fay
Von“Giels Svent
Smith
Stare Welfare Department
Tue Coénviet al Stork
Rescuer enters Mount Hood crater to recover climber
Government Camp Oregon. Garry Leach crawled into Mount Hood crater before dawn with a small flashlight to retrieve Victor von Normann a 23 year old University of Washington junior who plunged 1200 feet. Ten rescuers stood by ready to assist. Three prior attempts failed due to deadly fumes. Basiey Fabian and state police provided gas masks as rescue efforts continued.
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Ore
Sug
Garry Leach
Mount Hood Crater
Hack
Victor von Normann
Mounigis
University of Washington
Leach
Forent
Ven Normann
Basiey Fabian
United States Invest
Fabian
Woman Injured in Fall From Auto at Blanco Road
Mrs Olimar Select of 150 Montelatr agene Alatyo Heights was hospitalized Tuesday after a fall from a moving auto along the Blanco Road. Authorities said she sustained injuries but is recovering, with no further details available from the scene.
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Olimar Select
Alatyo Heights
Scheel
Quintuplets mark three months with usual meals
In Callander Ontario the Dionne quintuplets reach three months old. They receive three ounces of milk every three hours and tomato juice with oxygen. The babies born May 28 at the Lac of Oliva Dionne's farm are cared for in the small house on the farm. Hospital plans for a dedicated wing are to open in a few weeks about 100 yards away. Weighed a combined 20 pounds 14 ounces.
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Roosevelt
Civil Service
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Callander
Dionne
Life Sisters
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Yvontie
Annette
Ceelie
Emilie
Marie
Lie
Texas Endurance Girl Flier Home Comforts In Chicago
Chicago reports Mary Owens and Jean La Rene two Texas girls aiming to break the 240 hour women’s endurance record. They enjoy fresh vegetables chicken dirt clothing and a full make up kit during the long trial with support from Mary’s mother Mrs B W Owens Port Worth. Mary replies to her mother thanking her for the visit and wishing them well.
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Texas
Chicago
Hay
Lindbergh
Mary Owens
Jean la Rene
B. W. Owens
Port Worth
Mary
Cadet Survives 400-Foot Parachute Jump After Plane Crash
Cadet W. Tl. Morris of Randolph Melt leaped from a plane at about 400 feet and landed safely with a parachute after the aircraft developed trouble and crashed in a field between Genverse and the Austin road. Morris, 25, is from Fork Smith, Ark.
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Randolph Melt
Genverse
Austin Road
Inter
Morris
Fork Smith, Ark
Fliers Safe in Greenland Reported by Cable Here
Richard Light of Yale and 22 year old New Rochelle youth Robert F Wilson landed safely last night in the western east of Greenland. A cable from Dr Light conveyed the news via the workers in New Rochelle. The fliers departed Cartwright Labrador yesterday.
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U. 8
Greenland
New Rochelie
N.Y
i—Bhof
Richard Light
Yale
Robert F. Wilson
Dr. Light
Cartwright
Labrador
30 000 Gallon Still Raided in New York
Police and state agents raided a large 30,000 gallon illegal distillery near Rome New York. Several individuals were arrested in connection with operating the plant, which authorities described as one of the largest seized in the area this year.
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New York
Rome
Aig
Sentra
Mar Polit
Rosh
Sid Fixem
Zun
Eat
Galleny
Rioting Across Niagara Falls Leaves Several Hurt
Police sought rioters after a white and black clash in the East Side last night left three seriously injured and many more hurt. Walter Kotpolinski, a 45 year old grocer, was stabbed and is listed in critical condition as crowds smashed windows and threw stones. The disturbance followed an attempt to disrupt a meeting by Alphonso Davis Jr and an attack on a white girl, with dozens of locals joining in a large confrontation amid rising racial tension between white and black residents and Polish American neighbors.
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Niagara Falus.n
Walter Kotpolinski
Vezan
Alldings
William Fisher
Thorwalins
Pisa
Korpolinski
Hafense
Rlly
Alphonso Davis
J ‘Gro
Ex Prize Fighter Killed in Chicago Quarrel
Chicago August 26 A former prize fighter known as Chink Cohen of Une Ghetta was shot dead in a Roosevelt Road cafe after an argument with a man identified as Decar Strauss the owner’s husband. The owner’s husband was named as the alleged slayer.
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Chicago
eNjamitt Cohen
Une Ghetta
Roosevelt] Road
Hounee
Hupition
Decar Strauss
Town swept by gale menaced again in Gulf coast
A Gulf coast storm grounded the Clyde-Malhing liner near the jetties with 200 passengers aboard. Weather reports from Washington warned of hurricane gusts up to 73 miles an hour and cautioned residents from Freeport to Galveston to remain alert as the disturbance tracked offshore and then toward land.
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Galveston
Muluck
New York
Nariy Wogay
Preefort
Texas
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
The
Gulf
Treau
Here
Haar Wight Green Hey
Freeport
Fragmentary rental notice with scattered figures
OCR fragment lists names and monetary figures such as 416 Italian and $35.00 monthly, mentions Quincy and Porter, plus references to rental cadastres and tenancies. It notes vacancies and open listings with minimal legible details, suggesting a classified rental notice or vacancy update.
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Sr Jae
Hrondwar
Seley
Oe Porter
Quincy
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