Bantam Stars Feature Monday Fight Card at International Club
Bantam stars headlining a Monday feature at the International Club arena on Cameron Street include Kid Barvilito and Kid Monclerey in a 10 round bout. Monterey’s Barrilito recently defeated Monctery, with Gomes versus Larido as a 20-pound pairing. A top undercard showcases Torres versus Hagan in a four rounder, with Alabama Shuffler Red Heelies slated for Tuesday at Beethoven Hall.
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Kid Barvilito
Monterey
Robert Gomes
Kid Larido
Pancho Torres
Semmie Hagan
Beatmont
Addie Lopes
Cotton
Brack
Beethoven Hall
Lopes
Hughes
Snal Ming
Johnnie Ross
Austin
Ringalde
Carnera Bout in L A Off
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera was slated to fight Jack Leary in an exhibition at Beethover Hall Thursday night but the match was cancelled. Promoter Dick Griffin said Carnera must depart for the Pacific coast Wednesday after appearing in Galveston.
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Primo Carera
Jack League
Beethover Hall
Dick Griffin
Peel Worth
Texas
Garorra
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Filipino Solons Seek Veto Rights on Measures
In Manila, Manuel Quezon, president of the territorial senate, proposed that the Philippine legislature be granted the right to veto any Filipino independent measure or accept any provision with reservations. He spoke after a meeting with other legislators following the U S Senate passage of the Ames-Culling Independence bill.
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Manila
P. 1
Manuel Quezon
Territorial Senate
United States
Senare
Child Killed by Exploding Stove in Texas Home
Palestine Texas report Dec 14 says a kerosene stove exploded burning 10 year old Blanche Williams at home. The child died in hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs N H Williams were reported in critical condition. investigators and attendants described injuries as serious.
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Palestine
Texas
Italy
Blanche Willams
Brr
N. H. Willams
Wounded Socialist Has Chance to Live
Powers Hapgood a 32 year old Indiana Socialist reader lies in a hospital room with an abdominal wound after a pistol carried by a friend discharged accidentally Saturday. Doctors give him a fighting chance to recover while he remains under treatment in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Powers Hap. Good
Toternationals cleshast to seal 7 0 win in San Antonio
The Toternationals, classiest team, celebrated a 7-0 victory over the Nacionals at Van Deedes stadium. Nacionals, in second, disbanded after the defeat. Other results: Gonsales P H beat the Victoria sub 3-0, Monterey beat Ana pulles 4-1.
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Toternationals
Clessiast Total
San Antonio Boottr Association
Ceasning
Nacionals
Sb van Deedes
Gonsales P‘h
Peckham
Heasford
Hiewinkle
Wond
Sandoval
Alvarado
Orosco
Rubin
Imperial
Hernandez
A. Viesca
J. Viesca
Anahuacs
Sandoval Ould
Gonzales
Gutierrez
Clarra
Villegas
R. Flores
Monterey
Tony Beparna
Herrera
Martinez
Uso Gonsales
White
Victoria
Army vs Ninth Ends In Near Win After Missed Extra Point
Frang kicked a potential game winner after a late Army drive, but Zeppone was fouled and a 15 yard replay attempt failed when the pass-back mishandled. Umberger and Umberger’s big plays sparked a late surge, yet Cocke’s extra point hit the crossbar and bounced out as the Ninth Infantry defense held.
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Frang
Zeppone
Frag
Foe
Omberger
Pases
Alpe
Cavanaugh Tacely
Sipe
Menefee
Nord
Umberger
Weaver
Antether
Ilan
Strawn
Gottberger
Timberger
Cocke
Abenwa
Junior High Boys Set for Lhst Game at Angle Fell
At noon Monday a championship Class football clash is scheduled between Nathaniel Hawthorne and Edgar Allan Poe for junior high Inurela waast at Angle fell. Coach Dink Bass says the game will be played unless severe weather appears. Thames Nelson Page and Ralph Waldo Taunrson are set to tunes for Class B on Tuesday afternoon at Tech fheld.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edgar Allan Poe
Inurela Waast
Angle Fell
Dink Bass
Hawthorne
Uume
Thames Nelson Page
Ralph Waldo Taunrson
Tech
Veterans Postpone Border Polo Trip Due to Wet Weather
Wet conditions at Meldob Fort Clark forced the border polo match between San Antonio veterans and Fifth Cavalry veterans to be postponed indefinitely. The game, set for Saturday, will be rescheduled to a later nonin date. Also delayed were Playaround basketball games between Phatffer's Dairy and the Austin team, with no Friday results recorded.
Rattan Chosen as Mat Rival for Arthur
Silent Rattan, top junior middleweight contender, will clash with Ernie Arthur Canadian middleweight champion in a Friday night card at Brethoved Hall under promoter Charley Wright. The event funds the Newsboys Christmas dinner. Frank Wolff is set for the semi final, with Cyclone Fox and Silent Olsen Condell among possible Wolff opponents. Heavyweights from Catalina Boston to Travis Wichita and others are in consideration for potential bouts.
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Silent” Rattan
Weestler
Cyclone” Fox
Jim Dallas Fireman
Olsen Condell
Scotchman
Jack League
Wolff
Tony Catalana
Boston
Bob Montgomery
New Orleans
Nate Jernstrom
Seattle
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Dick Raines
Dallas
Joe Travis
Wichita
Kaw
Committee Forms to Direct Christmas Relief
A central relief committee forms a Christmas clearing organization to prevent duplication of aid. Miss Norman Pennell chairs the committee which will coordinate agencies to avoid neglecting families. Contact with social agencies serves 250 needy families while Rosary aids 209 children. Fifty individuals requested the names of families to help at Christmas.
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Central Relief
Norman Pennell
Rolph Grants Pardons as Dry Law Ends in California
In Sacramento California Gov James Rolph announced pardons after California repealed its prohibition enforcement law for the first time since 1922. The repeal, backed by 1,459,895 votes in November, expunged the Wright net from statutes at midnight and Rolph said he would issue pardons freeing 122 men and eight women from jail or fines under the law.
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Bagramento
Calif
Caliternis
James Rolph Arted
Tom Mix Quits Films for Circus Return
Hollywood December report says Tom Mix, famed cowboy star, will retire from talking pictures on Christmas Day if he can arrange a comeback with a circus. He calls film work exhausting yet fascinating, while the sawdust beckons as a compromise with retirement.
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Hollywood
Calif
Tom Mix
Talking Screen
Mix
Sino boycotts relax as trade with Japan rises in China
Hongkong dispatch reports a relaxation of anti Japanese boycotts in China as trade rebounds. November figures show imports from Japan up sharply by about 500,900 dollars from a year earlier, driven mainly by textiles and related goods, reflecting a 7 percent increase.
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Hongkong
China
Touay
Japan
Engineers Seek Department Shift
Washington December 19 The American Engineering Council urged removal of rivers and harbors work from the War Department and proposed creating a division of public works to reestablish the engineering profession.
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Washington
War Department
Hoover
American Engineering Canal
Ite
Public Works
Queenie the police dog dies protecting her master
In Chicago a police dog named Queenie leaped at two bandits who had pinned their master, Det. Schweik, in a doorway. Queenie was shot during the struggle and died from her wounds.
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Chicago
Queenie
Immortala
Onr Sehwilk
Pangborn Pilots First Air Express of New Services
Sir Clyde Pangborn the round the world flier flew the inaugural 1 hour coast to coast air express leaving Floyd Bennett. Pangborn and King B Dlane aboard a 625 horsepower Wasp engine planes carried 771 pounds of express mail. Westbound stops include Wichita Columbus St Louis Albuquerque Seligman and reach Burbank California with additional coast to coast legs.
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New York
Clyde Pangborn
Floyd Bennet Airpork
Columbus
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Seligman
Thirrd Final Front comedy at St Marys University playhouse
The St Marys University Dramatic Club presents Thirrd Final Front a three act comedy directed by Miss duie Kirk at Ben Pedro play house on Tuesday December 20. The play follows Tobias Wilks and a colorful cast including Mrs Wilks Cora Sims Sims and Cella Langdon as a boarding house scene unfolds with humor and human relationships.
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Duie Kirk
Ben Pedro Playhouse
Clayton B. ‘Thompson
Tobias Wilks
Mrs. Wilks
Frances Schein
George Gaughan
Cora
Gladys Lager
Sims
John Quinlan, Jr
Blair
Joan Kirk
Cella Langdon
Irene Walsh
Eighth Corps Area to Lose 482 Men
The Eighth Corps area will lose 482 cavalrymen when the First Cavalry transfers from Marta to Fort Knox Kentucky. The new cavalry recruiting allotment reduces the corps area temporary figure from 7865 to 2433 after January 1. The First Cavalry removal of 431 men and the Twelfth Cavalry at Fort Brown losing the remaining troops drive the change.
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First Cavalry
Marta
Fort, Knox
Corps
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Brown
Amy Johnson Sets New Record for English Air Jaunt
London December 18 Amy Johnson Mollison completed a record solo flight from Care Town to England landing at Croydon Airport after seven days seven hours five minutes in the air. She shaved nearly four days from the previous record. The accomplished aviator received cheers as she touched down.
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London
Auy Johnson Mojtlson
Care Town
England
Orven
Nyrg
Croydon
Pension Fund Payment Voted
Money to pay beneficiaries of the fire and police pension fund, due July 1, was appropriated by the city commission Monday. An appropriation of $1800 was made, leaving the city still five months behind in payments. Only $508.94 was in the fund last week, but the regular 2 percent of firemen and police salaries yielded $767.06, and an additional $1000 came through a regular monthly bank fund. This leaves only a small balance.
Posthumous Baby Declared Normal in Chicago
In Chicago on December 19 a baby girl born eight weeks premature survived a censorian operation after her mother died in a physician's office. The infant, named Paul Ine, weighed six pounds at eight weeks and was declared a normal infant in the hospital. Her father, J. A. Fiteharts, received the baby in his arms.
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Chicago
Paul Ine
J. A. Fiteharts
Shaw on Tour Attacks Pompeii Find as Fake
Shaw declares Pompeii find fake amid tour notes in Naples. He criticizes the discovery while in Italy, calling it a mislead and expressing disillusionment during a brief stop. The report connects his remarks to his broader travel crisis and public statements.
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Shaw
Pompeii
Naples
Athens
George Bernard Shaw
Making & Globeeleling
Crilse
Beery Delivers Charcoal Charm in Flesh and Blood Screening
Wallace Beery stars in Flesh where his Polakal mentor role meets Berlin streets and a prison release. The cast includes Jean Hersholt Karen Morley Ricardo Cortez and Vince Barnett with a big match featuring Beery versus Zbysako. Also shows Screen Souvenirs news and subway launch notes along with Lloyd_Hemison in a comedy shoot and a newsreel bundle.
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Geod
Walle Joy
Wallace Beery
Anyy
Min
Bill
Beery
Hollywood
Jean Hersholt
Karen Morley
Ricardo Cortez
Vince Barnett
Polakal
Keren Morley
Berlin
Cortez
America
Herr Polakal
Berry
Zbysako
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Lillian Rath
Charrie Chase
Police to Auction Unclaimed Goods
Police announce their annual Christmas sale of unclaimed property at detective headquarters at 1 pm on Tuesday. The event features togs bicycles bunjees and door knobs with bargains for second-hand autos at the auto pound on Ruiz street starting at 3 pm. Sergeant B R Holleron announced the auction details.
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B. R. Hol Ieron
Man Hit by Car Under Treatment
Thomas Knowel, 38, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital after being struck by a car on Sunday night near 818 South Flores Street. He arrived conscious but in serious condition, with initial reports noting injuries and ongoing care at the hospital.
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South
Flores Street
Robert B. Green
In- Jurion
Hollywood Plans Film of Chicago World Fair
Hollywood reports a plan to shoot a film on the Chicago World's Fair grounds with Phil Goldstone producing and a well known writer crafting the scenario. Carole Lombard or another top star is mentioned as a potential lead, with other Hollywood figures teased about roles and travel to Chicago for production and a look at the industry gossip and casting news.
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Parsons
Miulgorast
Roger To
Angeles
Carl Imeminlo Dr
Howard
Phil Goldstone
Chicago
Mr. Goldstone
Lg Just
Jas
Carole Tambard
Hee
Paramount
Manthe Chevalier
Norman Tayrog
Charles Ruggles
Edward Everett Horton
Wille Bernstein
Hollywood
Arnold Pierce
Allen McNeff
Willie
Universal
O'Neil
United Artists
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Eketers
PLAN N.Y. SHAKE-UP AIMS AT OUSTER OF APPOINTEES
Local Democratic leaders planned a meeting under Tammany Hall chair John P. Curry to plot the removal of 300 to 400 appointees of former Mayor James J. Walker and their replacement by a reform slate as Mayor-elect John P. O Brien prepares to take office in two weeks.
Italy’s 1933 84 Deficit Set at 2.9 Billion Lire
Rome reports Italy’s budget deficit for the 1933 84 fiscal year will be about 2.9 billion lire roughly 150 million dollars. Estimated expenditures across ministries and departments are cut by 28 million dollars. The deficit for the present year stands at 145 million dollars.
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Rome
Italy
Manchukuo stamps spark confusion over U S mail
Washington reports that first class mail from Manchukuo bearing the Manchukuo government seal will not be treated as recognition by the United States. The state and post office departments state delivery limits apply to parcels and money orders, while gifts and letters may carry the postage tokens.
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Washington, D. C
Menempua
United States
Bami
Henry Pu-Yi
Hig Cackers
Asiatic Republic
Manchukuo
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