Rockefeller heir and national outlook in a Wall Street day
A distorted obituary of wealth and politics reflects on income tax cuts and economic optimism. It notes John D. Rockefeller III seeking work at 28 Broadway and predicts wealth will influence future opportunities while urging belief in national progress amid pessimism. The piece blends tax debate, stock-market mood, and reflections on wealth's impact on society.
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John DB. Mackefeller
Broadway
John D. LT
Kegel Ford
Woman charged in murder probe at Alamo Street address
Mary Jackson, 40, of 14 North Alamo Street, is charged with murder in the death of TR. W. Finil whose body was found in an alley behind her home Sunday. Grady Nichols, 22, of Fort Sam Houston, is jailed without bond on a similar charge. Witness lists name five women roomers in the hotel Mary Jacks operates at 414 North Alamo Street. A coroner’s inquest was pending.
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Mary Jackson
North Alamo Street
TR. W. Finil
Justice of the Pesce
John FL Covlon
Grady Nichols
Fort Sam Howatop
Mary Jack
Alamo Street
Gray
Willison
Onion
14 New England Cities to Polls
In Massachusetts and New Hampshire voters went to the polls for non partisan contests. The chief interest focused on Newburyport where mayoral candidate Andrew J Gillis faced Michael Caughman amid investigations into illegal registration by supporters of both sides.
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Boston
Massachusetta Elitea
New Hampshire
Nella
Efert
Massachusetts
Newburyport
Manyor Andrew J
Reward Posted in Texas Death Case A. R. Austin
A reward of 510,000 was posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death of FP R. Austin a wealthy Victoria rancher at his Tit Springs Arkansas hotel on September 2. The Pinkerton detective agency is assisting in the investigation.
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VarGun
Texas
Dee F
FP. R. Austin
Victoria Rancher
Tit Springs
Ark
Bas Hey
Jos Pinkerton
Bandit Robs Driver Near Traffic Stop in Victoria Area
A masked bandit accosted a driver on Crosby Street near South Alamo and Goliad, demanding money and taking $10 from Vin victim. The incident occurred as the victim walked home after leaving a packetbook and involved a second theft of $43 near Victoria, reported Monday night.
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W. A. Lynch
Augusta
South Alamo
Ortiz Rubio to Arrive in San Antonio Early Wednesday
Mexican president elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio will arrive in San Antonio aboard the Missouri Pacific train at 0:25 a m Wednesday. He travels in a special car and will be accompanied by a party, as reported by William Furlong, highway secretary at the chamber of commerce.
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Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
San Antonio
Missouri Pacific
Ward
William Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
Rubin
Temperatures Rise and Calm Weather Ahead
Temperatures fall Tuesday night to near freezing with light variable winds and frost risk. Wednesday turns fair with milder readings and northerly breeze. No significant precipitation expected across Texas and nearby regions. brief chilly nights continue into early week.
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Antonio
Genits
Ford raises Ford Motor minimum wage to 7 a day
Edsel Ford announced a December 1 wage boost at Ford Motor to 7 a day with a 5 cent hourly rise for those earning at least 7. About 116,043 workers will gain a 5 cent per hour increase, 24,520 will move from 3 to 7 a day, and the change adds roughly 20 million yearly to payroll. This marks Ford’s third major minimum wage increase since 1914, following earlier jumps and a 9 hour to 8 hour shift.
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Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
United States
Henry Ford
Washington
Toover
Trois Sa
Edger Ford
Ford
Device Burns Coal and Pipes Heat to Surface
Waterloo La Dee BUR patents cover a method to burn coal underground and pipe the heat to the surface. Les Ranney describes burning coal to produce either gasoline from petroleum or dry ice from carbon dioxide, with gas or electricity potential at low cost.
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Waterloo
Dee
Bur
Les Ranney
Ofl
Ranney
Coolidge Seen as Possible Senate Candidate from Massachusetts
Washington reports strong speculation that Calvin Coolidge may seek the U S Senate seat in Massachusetts after Senator Gilley, 79, announced he will retire next year. If Coolidge runs, he would join a crowded field and could pursue a return to national leadership through the Senate.
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Washington
D.C
Calvin Coolidge
Macanebusetts
Fredere H. Gilley
Gillett
Congress
Gillet
Awbtu Elly
Coolidge
Massachusetts
New England
Woman Solon Discounts Report on Senate Seat Entry
Report states Representative Lith Nowrae Rogera, Republican, Massachusetts, would seek the Mas gachuvetta senatorial seat next year as Senator Gill Ett plans to retire. Rogera says she is too busy in her present work to consider it at this time.
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Cy Dee
Lith Nowrae Rogera
Vaice
Yar
Gillett
Tilay
National Debt Cut Report Reveals Yearly Decline
Washington report shows the national debt stood at 310,091,500,000 and decreased by 901,800,000 during the year, according to the treasury announcement. The release notes the annual reduction reflecting financial tightening and policy effects.
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Washington, D.C
Dee
INS
Treasury
City Refuses to Assume Debts Over Exposition Franchise
Mayor Chambers on Tuesday announced the city would not assume the 40,000 debt of the national exposition association to purchase the franchise. If the association cannot transfer the franchise to others, the city may forfeit the option next spring. The mayor noted legal limits on the city buying the franchise and stated repayment of indebedness would be inappropriate.
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CM. Chambrry
Tn A Werer Te Sam Ci. Betl
Maror Chambers Sald Thesday
Chamber
Chambera
Asiary
Tell
Exposition Association
W. 33
Curtle
W. A. Wurzhich
Isavciation
Chambers
Wi. Jonson
Tuesitas
Sobnson
Chanbers
Mexican Flier to Get Honor Medal
The National Association of Aeronautics will award Col. Roberto Fierro the Emilio Carmin medal for 102S in recognition of his nonstop flights from Mexico to Mexico City and from Mexico to Cuba. The award is the association's yearly top honor for outstanding heroes.
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Mexico
Man Robbed Of Beard By Negro Man
BT LOUIS December 3 Sam Lehrer a window appliance worker was robbed this morning after a confrontation with a black man who yanked off Lehrer's beard. The assailant entered the offices at 5 30 am and fled with Lehrer's facial facial beard saying he would sell it as a wig.
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BT. Louis
Sam Leehrer
Mercury
Sero
Lehrer
New Migration to Germany Seen as Race Problem
Berlin reports the day’s arrival of a small guard of German expatriates from Russia sparking fears of a new migration wave. Described as the first wave of a vast movement, the newcomers numbered about 400 and face taxation and religious law changes under Soviet rulers.
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Germany
Berlin
Der
Russia
Mexico Politicians Plan Big Shakeup
Mexico City reports that National Revolutionary party politicians form secret groups to remove government officials and employers not fully revolutionary. A recent meeting allegedly resolved to safeguard revolutionary principles and organize the movement.
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Mexico
Msxnico City
Mexico City
National Revolutionary Party
Graf Zeppelin Polar Flight Insurance Hurdle Reported
Friedrichshafen Dec 3 The proposed polar flight of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin again faces trouble as insurance companies refuse to underwrite the voyage. Dr. Hugo Bekener, commander, had said last month he could obtain coverage but has apparently been unable to secure it.
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Friedrichshape
Genning
Hugo Bekener
Accidental Shot Fatal to Hunter in Edinburg Texas
Thomas F. Camp, 19, of Dane near Edinburg, died after a hunting accident. Camp reportedly placed his shotgun when it discharged, striking him in the right breast during a bunthog trip.
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Hunter Edinburg
Teras
Tee
President Hoover Pledge On Prohibition Law Observance
President Hoover told Congress the nation is sound economically and financially but law enforcement is unsatisfactory. He urged universal good citizenship, transfer of enforcement powers, streamlined courts, and codified prohibitory laws while noting the primary remedy lies with the people.
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George R. Holmes II
Washington, D. C
Trouse
Congress
File
White House
Clare Jon
Hover
Treasury
Department of Justice
Seine Rizvifinanys
Hoover
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