Postcard campaign boosts air mail and aviation praise
An earnest plea urges early mailing of Christmas cards to support the post office and the airborne fleet. The Stout Air Service from Detroit carries its hundred thousandth passenger, Governor Green of Michigan, amid praise for American aviation. Controversial Haiti and League of Nations notes appear, with reflections on Haiti history and U S involvement.
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T He Stout Air Service Line
Detroit
Governor Green
Michigan
Strout Air Services
Gorevnee Green
Actor Denies Breach of Promise Suit by Young Musician
Maurice Costello, aging film veteran and former leading man, faces a $100,000 breach of promise lawsuit filed by Vivienne Sengler in Los Angeles Superior Court. Sengler, a musician and artist, accuses Costello of promising marriage after a Stockton, California meeting on September 14, 1928, then backing out as the wedding date neared.
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Los Angeles
Der
Maurice Coplelbo
Troadeay
The
Hollshvop
Combie
Misa Vivienne Sengler
Witner
John Barrymore
Helene Castello
Denie Mi¢re Evee
Miss Sengler
Mia
Costello
Stockton
Hitalor
San Francine
Loutinn
Unsettled Weather Across Gan Antonio and Vicinity
Weather bulletin for Gan Antonio area and eastern Texas reports unsettled conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with likely rain in the south. Northerly winds return in the north with variable temperatures, and winds increase from the south in parts of the state. Some areas may see extended windy spells and limited visibility in the late night hours.
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Gan Antonio
Hardy Rhindy
Natebanga
Bompersiure
Wright outlines new interpretation of stop sign law
Police Commissioner Phil Wright announces changes to traffic rules easing motorist penalties for failing to complete a second stop. He notes arrests of drivers who stopped briefly then proceeded as cars approached will cease, urging practical safety over strict pedantry.
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Phil Wright
Tie Law
Matorcyele
Mot Florists
Ceir
Wright
Spring Weather Forecast for Los Angeles Area
The forecast calls for continued springlike weather in Los Angeles with temperatures in the mid 60s to upper 70s. Expect slight cloudiness and mild conditions, with Tuesday night and Wednesday reaching 78 degrees, well above normal, and a chance of occasional rain along Texas Gulf Coast areas Wednesday night.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Wexas
Gulf Coast
Vexas
Grand Jury to Hear Testimony of Police Chief Kitlay
Police chief Owen Kilday says he will appear before the Thirty-seventh District court grant jury next Wednesday. He admitted asking permission to testify before the grand jury and indicated he would attend the chamber at the same time. The nature of Kilday's information to grand jurors was not specified and remains under question.
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Owen Kitlay
Thirty-seventh District Court
Cotton Men Plan Central Agency
Fragmentary copy reports a plan among cotton centers to organize a centralized cotton marketing agent. The text references MEMPTIS and mentions a possible role for Limitoe in grain argument west, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption. The period tone suggests a regional initiative.
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Memptis
Wenn
Action of Editors Called Grundyism in Tariff Debate
Minnesota editors who urged speedy tariff action without delay were denounced in the Senate by Senator Norris of Nebraska as contending for Grundyism. The remark frames the dispute as a partisan argument over trade policy during a pivotal tariff debate.
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Washington
Dem
Minnesota
Aonat Today
Norris
Noebranka
Dairy growth predicted for Texas by Princeton official
Dr Burdette Lewin of Princeton N J told a San Antonio chamber luncheon that Texas dairy farming could double in two years. Delegations from Victoria San Marcos Floresville Penosull Beeville Kerrville Seguin Dilley attended along with bankers developers and media. The Foremont Dairy Rentheest Dairy and J C Penney interests outlined a plan to invest about 5 million in the state.
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Texas
San Antonio
Burdette i Lewin
Princeton
Poremost Dairy Company
Lewis
San Vantoitia Chamber of Commerce
Rustern Bank
Dr. Lewis
RL. Ball
Liang Club
Gunter Hotel
J. W. Young
Chamber of Commesre
Walter Nayier
G. H. Bryant
J. @. Penney
Kinkenn
Victoria
San Marcos
Floresville
Pentsull
Beeville
Kerrville
Seguin
Dilley
KTS
Dr. Twin
Ine Foresta
J.C. Peaney
Authailary
Foremont Dairy
A W. Baldwin
Missouri-Pacific Lines
Senate OKs Two New Ambassadors
Washington D C Dre. reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee favorable on nominations of William Cauthede of Willington to be ambassador to Anpan and Nelson Johnson of Oklahoma to be minister to Chinkwan, presented to the senate today.
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Cauthede
Wrllington
Anpan
Nelson T. Johnson
Oke Inhoma
Chinkwan
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Bullet Scene Unloaded in Chicago Pawn Shop
In a Chicago pawn shop a customer attempted to shoot through a window after failing to buy bullets for a revolver. The gun discharged, cutting the window as shattered glass rang out, and the customer left shouting that it was an error. The shop owner questioned the customer about the incident.
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Chicago
Mec
Leo Schneidman
Mlco
Schneidman
Élasa
Plaza Cutoff Plans To Be On Awning Plaza Cutoff Plans To Be On Aw
Plans call for a new river channel between Witth and Seventh streets at the Swiss Plaza company expense. City Engineer A Murbach and others were ordered to proceed with plans after a conference at the city attorney’s office. The project, once opposed, is now set to cost about 215000 and involves river bed rights and potential city liability.
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Ewig Wednesday
Witth
Seventh Streets
Swiss Plaza Company
City Dal
Sy Pinza Company
Shich
Chambers
Pin Willed Te Company
F. L. Hillier
H. A. Robards
A. Murbach
Willard Simpson
Paul Steffler
Ely ‘Hall
Severn
Depositions Filed in Tunney Suit in Fairfield County
East Fort Worth reports a flood of fifteen thousand typewritten pages from seven days of hearings that began November 19 concerning the alienation claims by John and Sogarty, former oil workers, against Tunney. The materials were sent to the Superior Court of Fairfield County, Connecticut.
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East Fort Worth
Gulf of John & Sogarty
Superior Court
Fairfield County
Board Head Defends Award In School Contract Case
In Los Angeles Heights School Board dispute, witnesses testified that higher bids were preferred for a school contract. Board President G. S. Hale defended the award as wise, stating bid differences justified the $5000 higher price. Other witnesses linked to Martin Wright Electric and Wrightlines Electric testified of favored firms in electrical work.
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Los Angeles
Hays
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Senate committee favors radio body plan
Washington November 6 where the Senate interstate commerce committee recommended to the Senate today continuance of the federal radio commission as a permanent organization a concept urged by President Hoover in his annual message for the agency to be continued.
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Senate
Washington
Tee
Rii
Hoover
Dallas City Judge Dies After Weeks of Illness
Dallas Judge of the Dalleg Core poration court died in a sanituching hospital today after several weeks of illness. Funeral services are expected to be held Friday.
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Dallas
Dale
TL Crawford
Dalleg Coreporation Court
Talay
Lindbergh's Plane Gets New Upholstery and Protection
Washington observers noted Lindbergh's blue and orange monoplane enhanced with more upholstery in the cockpit areas and stronger wind protection. Exhaust pipes were redirected into a steel duct behind the engine and a rear cockpit modification was added, signaling ongoing refinements since his last visit.
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Washington
Receiver sought for Jourdan Campbell Land firm in court
In Ninety fourth District Court judge W W Mettrory heard an application by the Wimer Richardson company for a receiver for Jourdan Campbell Land Company Inc capitalized at 50,000 with assets and liabilities in dispute. The petition alleges the firm is in imminent danger of insolvency without asset conservation and cites a $250,000 owed to IBM plus related liabilities. Past ownership included real estate totaling 7.2 million and notes of 350,000. Concerns center on misuse of funds and failure to dispose of assets, prompting the receivership move.
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W. W. Mettrory de
Alaina National Bank
Winer Richardean Company
Ernest TL. Brown
Otto Mecravkeileid OT
Fanes
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Auburn Prison Mutiny Ends With Hostage Taking
The Auburn State Prison riot led to guards captured and held by about fifteen hundred inmates. Prison leaders demanded the release of twelve noted inmates while police and guards fought to quell the revolt. Troops with tear gas entered the grounds and the main office area suffered damage as inmates attempted to free their leaders.
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Dee
McGrath
Auburm
George A. Dunford
Edgar S. Jennings
Auburn City
New Lock
dLowns
Cing
Jennings
Rhem
David Winney
Winner
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Griven
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Solig Deerrlivuerd
Rae Nien
Hin Giiff
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