Prohibition Unclear in San Antonio as Liquor Arrives
San Antonio faces an unanswered question on enforcement after a large bonded liquor supply arrives for a potential "repeat day" Tuesday. Agents say a hands-off approach may prevail for now while retailers show caution and some hotels prepare under federal licenses. A cafe owner notes liquor policy differs from beer and predicts continued tight control despite abundant stock.
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Washington
San Antonio
Dayatown
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. Low Monday around 54 degrees. Tuesday about 60s. Light to moderate variable winds, mostly southerly. High Sunday around 83. Low Monday morning about 53. East Texas outlook cloudy Monday night into Tuesday with probable showers in the Bou and east portions. Cooler in the northwest portion on Wednesday. Moderate fresh southerly winds along the coast. Additional weather on page 2.
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East Texas
Louisiana vote case ordered hd trial
In Baton Rouge the Sixth District contest seeks to halt printing of ballots for the congressional election after a restraining order was issued but not enforced. Judge W Carruth Jones ordered the case heard to resolve who may vote and how ballots are prepared amid violence and protests over Huey Long era politics.
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W. Carruth Jones
J. O. Bouchan- Mud
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Democratic Committee
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Huey P. Long
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Lomorrow
Donaldsville
Ascension
Harish
Molar
Roland Howell
Thibadeaux
Louisiana
Huey Lone
Four Killed As Peons And Troops Clash In Mexico City
Four persons were killed and 20 wounded during clashes between striking peasants and federal troops near Ursannn, Mishonean, as peons attempted to resist in a violent confrontation. The unrest followed a failed attempt by federal columns to quell the disturbance.
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Texas 10 Age Bonds Readvertised for Unemployed Relief
Texas bond commission in Austin decided to readvertise sale of 2,790,000 dollars in bonds to relieve distress for the unemployed. Chairman James We Allied announced after a conference with Governor Miriam A Ferguson that ads and bid date would be set now. Original bids were due December 1 with no offers. Some hoped the agency would buy the bonds, others warned a non sale might force an extra legislative session but Ferguson and Allred said relief could be achieved without that.
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Pope Urges Youth to Shun Bad Style
Vatican City November 4 1930 Pope Pius XI urges youth to avoid degrading theatrical performances and indecent styles. He calls on young people and women to follow the examples of recently canonized South American martyrs.
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Nee
Paroled Convict Slain in Burglary at Store
Hilibboro report details the killing of a released convict during a robbery attempt. One of two brothers felled, identified as Delmar Monte, 21, of Tamalco, Ill., previously jailed at Pontiac. Domestic aid note from Oklahoma City mentions marriage license and homemaking menus.
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Tamalco
Finais
AL Pontiac
Oklahoma City
Dee
Cael
Oklathoma City
Puide
Vacancies in Rodas's Light Classified Henlal Voluitin
An assortment of job vacancies with monthly wages and addresses listed. Entries include $20 to $40 monthly pay for various locations such as 420 Cellar, 325, 40 anwnth, 500 Kendal, and 1102 Sa Pedro. Also notes many promotions and training ads.
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Sa Pedro
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W. King's Hway
Cincinnats
Magnolia
Paschal
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Camron
Mount Vernon
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Bulley
Pedro
St. Mar
Dale
Miner's
Ammiesa
Heath
Hamronteat
Antoniy Newann
PIN Siool Tor
Tehedia Ebertld Atraln Nu
Lame Duck Law Quietly Delays Congress Session
Washington dispatch reports the opening of Congress deferred to January 3 due to the new twentieth amendment changing session rules. The traditional December hustle is absent as the 91st Congress plans unlimited annual sessions beginning January 3, altering the prior two-year cycle.
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Washington
D.C
Congress
A. to Have Only Slight Relief From High Temperatures
Weather forecast shows only slight relief from heat with highs near 74 and lows around 54. San Antonio endured record warmth over the weekend with temperatures 20 degrees above normal. Wet fogs persist as a winter pattern continues, and unsettled skies are forecast for East and West Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Treasury Clerk Denies He Will Quit
Frank A Byrefield chief clerk of the Treasury Department emphatically denied he tendered his resignation to Acting Secretary Morgenthau. The denial follows rumors sparked by Morgenthau's public preference for men of his own choosing for key Treasury posts.
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Washington, D
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Morgen Uhau
Frank A ‘Birghield
Treasury Department
Byrefield
Morgenthau
Admiral Sees No Trouble With Japs in Manila
Admiral Fred B. Upham new commander of the Asiatic fleet arrived in Manila aboard his flagship the U S Augusta and said US recognition of Russia would not disturb American Japanese relations. He feared only the possible flare up of conflict in Frelan province would cause concern.
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P. 1
Fred B. Upham
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U. S
Augusta
United States
Russia
Frelon
Ex-Follower of Gandhi Disappears in New Delhi
Nila Cram Cook, once a follower of Mahatma Gandhi, left a New Delhi hotel where she had performed for nine days and vanished today. Reports say she intended to travel to an undisclosed destination and may be heading to the United States.
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Nila Cram Cook
Gandhi
United States
Train crash in Milan leaves four dead and two hurt
Four men died and two were injured when a Great Northern freight collided with a rock embankment near Milan Washington, about 24 miles north of Spokane, at around 1:15 PM. Authorities report the wreck involved a locomotive piling debris and a crew member killed in the blast.
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Cold Wave Deaths Reported in France
A severe cold snap in France today led to multiple fatalities as authorities report several deaths across major regions. Residents remain urged to seek shelter and heat sources amid freezing temperatures.
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Laker
Paris
Dawes Era Bank Loan Goes Into Technical Default
The Cenival Republic Bank and Trust of Chicago is in technical default on a 90 million dollar loan from Reconstruction Finance, due December 23, 1932. The bank has repaid about one third, now owing 62.16 million including accrued interest. The loan, tied to former Vice President Dawes, sparked congressional uproar but officials say he was not involved.
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Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corpporations
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Alcohol Chief Resigns to Lead Distillers Code Authority
Representatives of domestic distillers say Dr James M Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol during prohibition era submitted his resignation to head the rustler’s code authority based in Washington The resignation is reported effective tonight or tomorrow after 28 years of service in government
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Wasitington
B. C
Dew
James M. Doran
Rustller's Code Authority
Washington
Doran
Balm Suit Filed on Lawyer by Texan
San Diego California report states Arthur W. Herr a wealthy New Hampshire attorney faced a breach of promise suit for 30000 dollars filed by Mrs Estelle Walters of Texas widow of a naval officer. Walters alleges Herr invited her to California to marry him and later sent 100 dollars to travel. The suit involves California and Texas parties and the couple’s failed engagement.
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Arthur W. Herr
Estelle Walters
Texas
Hall
Walters
Hor
California
Woleers
Problems of Recovery by Dr Sprague Excerpt in Times
Describes Dr Oliver Sprague’s critique of 1929 to 1933 credit conditions, accusing him of misstate ment and propaganda. Argues banking system failed to provide needed credit post crash and calls for redesign or a new credit manufacturing agency to loan at least twenty billion dollars to commerce and industry.
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New York Times
Sprague
United States
Spraeve
J. Laurence Lauchlin
University of Chicago
Mexico Proposes Pan American Debt Moratorium Amid Conference Tensions
Mexico's foreign minister Jose Puig Casaurano proposed a 6 to 10 year moratorium on public and private debts at the Pan American conference. He urged a new monetary framework linking nations via a continental master bank and the use of silver reserves. Cuban delegates resisted implied US attacks and sought to temper remarks. The session opened with Uruguayan President Terra calling for peace and tariff reductions as part of a broader push for economic stabilization.
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Uruguay
Jose M. Puig Cagaurano
Mexico
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United States
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Mane
Cuba
Tavana
Conference
Gran Chota
Chile
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Gabriel Terra
Terra
Roosevelt
North California Faces Heavy Snowfall Report
Heavy snow swept northern California with accumulations around a foot near Lone Springs. Chance of continued snowfall disrupted travel along the interior as storm systems moved southward toward Denver and nearby areas.
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Lone Springs
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