Generous Congress foes Hoover aid in waste fears
A fragmented column discusses alleged reckless spending by congressmen and President Hoover's handling of federal funds. It notes a proposed looming four billion five hundred million price tag for a quixotic plan, questions about prohibition, a billion-dollar bank merger, and various wartime era policy debates. It also mentions earthquakes in Japan and railroads and hospital sterilization issues.
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Atriots
Congress
Hoover
Sprot
Eyvor
White House
Zam
Heavy Fog Envelops London Amid Morning Gloom
A dense heavy fog shrouded London, with visibility severely reduced and streets left eerie and quiet. Reports indicate travel disruptions and cautious movement as the mist lingered, impacting daily routines and transit across the city.
Trial Ends as Banker Campbell Indicted on False Entries
The government wrapped up direct testimony in the A Y Campbell case, former cashier of the National Bank of Commerce, arguing that seven false entries masked bank losses. Director M L Ball testified the books balance but balances were false. evidence suggested no actual money vanished. Counts allege entries to obscure deposits and transfers with National City Bank of New York and the Guaranty Trust Company, with details continuing on page 7.
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A. Y. Campbell
Ita
National Bank of Commerce
W. G. Linden Sr
Allorney
L. Ball
Linden
Ball
Traden
Hall
Mehind
Campbell
Far
Tive
Sie
Seygiy
Numter
National City Bank of New York
National Bank
ENIX
National Sank of Commerce
Guaranty Truat Company of
New York
Witeh National Bank of Goliad Uy
Former Judge Prepares Defense for Trial Friday
NEW YORK Dec 10 Lindsey plans to heap blame on Bishop William T Manning for last Sundays disturbance as he goes to trial Friday. He will claim Manning incited a riot at St John the Divine while slandering him at the pulpit and provoking breach of the peace. Manning declines comment on his defense or counsel. The Episcopal clergy dispute widens with Rev Bernard J Pelt resigning from the Churchmen’s association.
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Jen Lindsey
New York
Cathedral of St. John
Jen BR
Lindsey
Alsnop Manning Willung
Nishap Manning
Vorbishay
Episcopal
Bernard Jddings Pelt
Columbia
Cloudy Weather Forecast From Local Bureau
The local weather bureau predicts cloudy conditions for San Antonio and vicinity on Wednesday night with no rain expected. Thursday will see a high of 48 degrees and a rising mercury to about 60 degrees amid warmer temperatures following Wednesday’s mild spell.
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Ultana Thirelag
San Antonio
Bureau Anid
Exhumation Sought In Student Death At Texas University
An autopsy is planned after the death of Mildred Woodruff 24 at Lambda Chi Alpha basement following Texas university football victory. Two men arrested for liquor, two students expelled, fraternity disbanded awaiting autopsy results and possible grand jury review in January.
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Aul
Mildred Woodruff
Antonio Willow
Bexar
Nérdez
Allorney
Walter Tynan
Tynan
Louia F- Boltz
J. N. Goodeon
Henry Brooks
Travis County
Brooks
George Matthews
Arephalie Gisoning
Woodruff
Lambda Chi Alpha
Texas University
Inquesr
Joe Gilbert
Tynun Snd
Judge Loses Dentenge Appeal in Murder Case
The State Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed a three year sentence for John W. Trad a former Appeals court judge convicted of murder in Dallas County for the stabbing death of Misa Highsmith on the night after a football game in 1920. The ruling upheld trial judges comments and expert testimony challenges in a case marked by cross county jury duties and disputed mental health testimony.
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Austin
John W. Trad
Appeals
Misa Leblia Tighsmith
State Court of Criminal Appeal
Brady
Dallas County
Travis County
Misa Highsmith
Ben
Miss Dightsmith
Wife Stabs Hubby's Nose, Judge Ends Wedded Woes
A troubled marriage ends in divorce after a wife injures her husband by stabbing his nose during a heated dispute. The judge grants the divorce, noting the couple's irreconcilable differences and disregarding further marital ties.
Weather Forecast For San Antonio And Surrounds
Partly cloudy conditions with near 60 degree highs and mid 40s to near 50 degree lows. Winds shift to the northwest in the north and northeast to southeast. cooler northwest areas. Wednesday night through Thursday show gradually clearing skies with cooler nights and light winds.
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San Antony and Welnity
Coeler i
Mederata
Thorsdis
Pass Hoover's appropriation now to put men to work
William Randolph Hearst urges Congress to pass Mr Hoover's appropriation immediately without quibble. He insists on rapid funding to employ workers, boost industry, and revive trade, arguing farmers, white collar workers, and producers all benefit. He frames approval as patriotic and urgent for national prosperity.
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The
Congress of the United States
Mr. Hoover
Senator Borah
Senator Walsh
Congress
William Randolph Hearst
Majors Love Notes Read By Floris In Kansas City
In Kansas City a court heard testimony in a case involving Maj Charles A. Shepard an army medical officer charged with poisoning his wife Mrs. Shepard. Mya Grace Brandon a 22 year old San Antonio stenographer testified as a key prosecution witness. Brothers Theodore McCoskey and Curtis Mettosker of Los Angeles also testified about Shepard’s grief and actions after Mrs. Shepard’s death.
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Kansas City
Ban
Mya Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Trism
Charles A. Sacpard
Miss Brandon
KH. E. Willian
Theodore McCoskey
Los Angeles
Zeugox McCosker
Shepard
Fort Riley
Kan
Brandon
McCoskey
Tream
Curtis, Mettosker
Shorty
Sherard
Big Site
Washington
M. W. Ireland
Sana Atolia
Hanser
Antonio Futist
Jentmnt
Ter Shepard
Mizy
Frien
Classified Want Ads Highlight Golf Gear and Aquaria
In the want ads the classifieds list golf disks and aquarium items for sale. Numerous offerings include fish bowls and aquaria, with various brands and prices. The page also mentions a construction of items and other household goods available through the classified section.
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Jeaving City
Auiber
Tintoy
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Seanlor Morrow
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Lak Yeon
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UC Akad
Atterbury
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Lehigh Valley
Wabash
Supreme Court
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England
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Bureau
Dentenge Appeal
George Christian
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Lee Bilens
Vily
Eden
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Christian
Prine Outaions
Cpmet
Tohe
Suige Christian
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Dee
Bat Wheeler J. Johnpoh
Jester Toy
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