A Bust Day in World News Brims With Revolt and Oddity
A Brentwood era s montage of global unrest and oddities runs through today’s column. Europe trembles with revolt in Spain as a president-king pivot looms. Chinese Communists massacre, and ancient rulers like Alexander and William the Conqueror are recalled in cautionary tales. Domestically, unemployment relief debates and Panama Canal travel loom, with light notes on the Chevrolet payroll and a sensational telegraph pole incident. The piece blends political turmoil, historical anecdotes, and quirky street scenes in a brisk, opinionated snapshot.
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Spain
Dry Law Ruling Shapes Indian Pilot Pick
U S judge rules the dry law invalid while Robertson, a presumed Wet Catcher, is named to pilot the Indians. A dramatic courtroom recounts a San Antonio meeting with Grace Brandon and a claim of love influencing a marriage, as testimony links Fort Riley, 1929, to a fatal sequence and a court case involving Shepard and Mrs Shepard.
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Farmer found frozen to death near WITNESS Ohio
Logan county farmer T4ycarold Logan county farmer was found frozen to death today near his home nine miles west of here. The Associated Press reports the grim discovery as a brutal cold snap grips the state. Weather updates note Texas temperatures dipping with a broad cold wave and unsettled conditions forecast to spread eastward. Temperature readings across Texas cities showed deep freezes, while oil city Oklahoma records also register winter weather effects. Scene continues on page 6.
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Indians Name Robertson as Burns Successor in Descriptive Preview
The San Antonio club announces Robertson veteran Texangut ratcher as manager successor to George Burns with Burns moving to coaching at the New York Giants. Robertson’s signing follows Hammond’s praise and hints at a strong 1931 Indians season with noted pump players and development of stars like Hubballs, Marshall, White, and Stewart.
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Promising Young Boxer Faces Tough Army Challenger
Roy McDonald, 120 pounds, and Willie O'Brien at 124 pounds, fight in four rounds while Herman Brateman at 125 pounds confronts Kid George. Mike Kiesel and Kid Howard Ilex also appear, with Kiesel weighed at 138 pounds and Ilex rising from prelims in strong form.
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Weather Forecast Baa Anions and Kelsly
Cloudy and warmer conditions expected across the region with readings around 84 degrees in the northwest. Winds will shift, bringing light to moderate gusts, with periods of rain possible Thursday night and Wednesday night into Thursday. Warmer north portions and coastal areas, with missing details on some locations.
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Learn a Lesson From The Sumptuary Situation
The Hearst papers warn hotels, restaurants and publics that a policy favoring light wine and beer and opposing hard liquor failed, leading to prohibition and its evils. They call for governmental stage censorship to clean up the theatre, arguing self regulation has failed and await decisive action.
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Hearst
Hard for Grace To Settle Down
Miss Grace Brandon tells an elderly suitor at Fort Riley about her life amid a major trial over poisoning his wife Zenana Shepard. She defends her loyalty to her fiancé while noting she remains distant from outside romance and continues routine letters to a distant doctor in Texas.
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Juryist OA Amendment Adopted Wrongly
Newark dispatch reports Federal Judge William Clark ruled the Eighteenth Amendment invalid and not ratified by state legislatures but by constitutional conventions. The decision targets New Jersey and may lead to an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. it centers on the method of amendment and state versus federal powers.
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New York
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