Pinwheel Skies and Stocked Pensions In Uncertain Times
Arthur Brisbane era column notes a sweeping rise in Chicago since 1807, with bank deposits near three trillion and a growing populace. Metropolitan Life chief Frederick Ecker cites 1992 as a healthy year amid unemployment strains, while science headlines parade a cosmic pinwheel and germ-killing shortwave currents. A Dublin prison hang threatens race tensions as Gambetta’s legacy stirs French anti clerical sentiment.
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Sam
Frederick Ecker
Metropolitan Life Company
Connally Defends Port D. A. Russell Post in Senate
Senator Connally of Texas led a strenuous protest in Washington against the planned abandonment of Port D. A. Russell at Marfa Texas. He argued the action violates the economy act and endangers border security highlighting the post as an important strategic site with substantial government investment and land holdings.
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Washington, D. C
Port
D. A. Russell
Maine
Texas
Senate
Connally
Democrat
War Department
Army
Hurley
Douglas MacAmbor
Marfa
Department
Congress
Fewer Deaths From Wood Alcohol Decline Reported
Washington D C Dee reports only 12 deaths from wood alcohol poisoning this year, down from 439 in 1930 and 75 last year, per Dr J M Doran, commissioner of industrial alcohol.
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Washington, D. C
Dee, JO
J .M. Doran
Industial Alcohol
Poles Arrange to Reduce Big Loan Debt
Warsaw reports the Polish government arranged with Dillon Mead and company to repay 1.4 million dollars due January 1 in six monthly installments against the 1924 loan of 45 million dollars.
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Big Lo&n
Warsaw
Poland
Dillon, Mead and Company
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and colder on Sunday and Saturday with fair conditions Friday night around 36 degrees and frost. Saturday’s high near 65 with above 60 Friday, winds from the north to northwest. East Texas colder with freezing readings in the north and west as a front nears the coast Friday. West Texas sees colder air late Friday night into Saturday with northern and eastern portions affected.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Eest
West Texas
Portous
Farmer Clings to Life with Bullet in Brain
In Astiland Ohio on December 30 Irvin Weygandt a 79 year old farmer remained alive after a bullet lodged in his brain for 20 days Doctors report the unusual condition with Weygandt appearing half alive and half dead as they suspect the bullet rests in the frontal lobe leaving other brain centers functioning
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Astiland
Ohio
Irvin Weygandt
M. J. Thoma
Bis Little Tome
Here
Thome
Weygendl
Food Thrown Dog Probes Headless Torso Found in Package
ANGELIS Dec 30 A negro workman found a dead man's torso with the head and one arm missing in a package at the city dump plant. Edward Davis said he tossed it, thinking it contained dog food. Police noted expert-like incisions and cuts in the skin suggesting a skilled surgeon.
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Og Angelis
Mitiug
Cily Dump
Edward Davis
Tegatn
Al Smith Reflects on Life of Service at 58
New York dispatch notes Alfred E. Smith, famed "happy warrior" and multiple time governor, birthday reflection. He recalls a lifetime of public service. frowns at pinching highlights, choosing to remember labor and service as the central theme of his career.
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al Smith
New York
Alfred ¥. Smith
Empire State
Mt Hig
Lenore Ulric Sues for $1500 Salary
Lenore Ulric, noted New York actress, sues producer A. C. Blumenthal for $1500 claiming the amount is her test week’s salary and that Blumenthal neglected to pay after a six week run of the show None. The suit was filed in New York on December 2.
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Lenore Ulric
New York
A. C. Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Torry
Mexican Held for Serious Case Near Del Rio
Del Rio December 30 Juan Lara, a Mexican farmer near Villa Agua across the border, stood charged with the slaying of his wife and mother in law. The two women were found wounded with a sharp object and their throats slit according to early police reports.
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del Rio
Juan Lara
Villa Agua
Oil Tanker Doris Kellogg Abandoned After Blaze Near Cape Fear
A crude oil tanker Doris Kellogg caught fire about 30 miles southeast of Cape Fear entrance. The crew was rescued after abandoning ship as flames enveloped the vessel. The Delaware bound BA Delawara Bun picked up the sailors.
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Wilmington
N. C
Der
Doris Kellogg
Feying Pan Xhoals
Iba Peirla
Kellogg
BA. Delawara Bun
San Antonio approves 100000 UK bus deal with APSCO
APSCO Pays 100000 toward 250000 city agreement to discontinue sheet service. The city will use the check to meet about 425000 due on bonded debt January 1. Col W B Tuttle announced the acceptance of terms and enclosed a director’s resolution. Payments include 364987.59 from 1927 bonds, 22000 interest, 195000 funding funds, and 198000 principal from 1924 bonds with additional 45000 and 2500 principal allocations.
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Ben Antonio
M. Chambers
Tuttle
Chambers
Colhel Tuttle
Public Service Company
Cpnda
Bendienue
Citizens League Opposes Action on City Rail Franchise
Citizens League filed a petition to repeal the city ordinance accepting San Antonio Public Service's release from its rail franchise for 250000. The petition argues the city violated the charter and overburdens taxpayers while noting potential bus service fare reductions and urging better negotiations. Also reports an American slain near Juarez with a bullet wound to the heart, body found in a shallow ravine.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Mwe Legal Committee
Citizens’ League
M. Charstéts
Col. W. B. Tuttle
Wriday
A. B. Weakley
League
Ralph Leigh Thompson
Frm
Enitities
EL Paso
Bee
Juarez
Mexico
Brett Ghester
Reed
Rid
Okla
Ody
Stork Delivers Second Set of Twins in Year
CASEAGO December 3 For the second time within a year Mr Marie Colon, 25, presented her husband Gilbert with twins born to an automobile insurance company clerk. They were a boy and a girl, same as the first set born last January 1.
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Caseago
Marie Colon
Gilbert
Colson
Burke NSA Wilnep indictment tied to public funds
Indicted by the Ninety-fourth District court grand jury on misappropriation of public funds, Burke reportedly in San Antonio or Houston. Bond arrangements pending as his son Sterling Burke says the suspect may appear at the courthouse to arrange bond. The case centers on a $7,500 shortage in Burke’s trust fund connected to a February 1930 payment for land condemned at West Travis and Cameron streets. A court of inquiry followed the indictment, with Burke’s bookkeeper Sibyl Modres as the principal witness.
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Burke
Bexar
Oeck
Ninety-fourth District Court
Grand Jury
Tid
Priday
Walley Tynan
A J. Lawrence
Tynan
Houston
San Antonio
Burke Sterling C. Burke
H. W. Green
Astoria
Drustinn
R. W. Stappendeck
Hot Wells
Jasiles John R. Shook
Grover C. Mors
Resistant
Sibyl Modres
Santa Arms Boys With Air Rifles Roiled City Leaders
In Bellwood Illinois officers seized air rifles from boys found carrying them in public. City officials protest, noting about 400 dollars spent on streetlights amid the incident. Police promptly disarm the youths.
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Santa Arms
Thin Vilage
Aireet
Hina
Grocery relief friction fouls San Antonio politics
After T J Turner’s removal from the relief committee, a 200 store coalition accused two or three grocery chains of unfairly cornering business and forcing independent grocers to cut 75 clerks and drivers. The protest to Mayor Chambers passed to Maury Maverick, who would chair county relief work, as charges of discrimination and mismanagement of the commissary surfaced.
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T J. Turner
Inet Relief Committee
Ft Committee
Antonio Grocers
Maverick
C. M. Chambers
Maury Maverick
Bexar County
Ross Sterling
Phambers
Miller
Giviletto
Commissayv
Hunan
Civitello
Rolfief Committee
Tesalt Ne
Freeze Watch As Mercury Edges Toward Freezing
Frigid post warm spell snows and frosts threaten Friday night into Saturday in San Antonio and vicinity with near freezing lows. Forecasters expect 36 degrees Saturday morning, with potential dips below that mark and a light frost possible. Saturday’s high around 56, Friday 68, as windy days lift readings above ground levels. Also: Bartlesville reports snow with a cold north wind, Oklahoma broadly affected by a moisture-laden but mild norther.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Teau
J. H. Jarboe
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma
Two Found Slain in Liquor War Blamed
In Monroe Michigan two men, tentatively identified as Sam Kaylan and O W Skinky Roberts of Toledo, were found shot and strangled in a car near the Monroe city limits. Police suspect retaliation by a rival liquor gang as the motive as they launch an investigation.
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Monro Mich
Toleto Pokier
Sam Kaylan
O. W
Roberts
Toledo
Monroe Giby
Hey
80 Employment Offices to Close
Washington announces the labor department plans to shutter 30 of its 141 employment offices by July 1. Secretary Doak testified before the House Appropriations Committee on a budget bureau request for 200,000 dollars to maintain employment office operations for the first month.
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Washington, D. C
Labor Department
Wes Ale
Doak
House Appropriations
Behal Pt Ok Budget Bureau
Negro Killer Revealed as Follower of Cult
Fort Huachuca Arizona reports a violent incident at the army post where Private James Abernathy killed Captain Joseph Fr. Wrasely and Captain David A. Palmer and wounded Lieutenant Harvey R. Matthews. Authorities linked the murders to voodoo beliefs and alleged racist motives. Abernathy was killed by Corporal Peter Hurley after the shootings as troops feared racial violence on the post.
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Fort Huachuca
Arls
Des
United States Army
James Abernathy
Abernathy
Estevanica
Reudy
Gapl
Joseph FR. Wrasely
San Antonis
David A. Palmer
Beverly, Mask
Harvey R. Matthews
Chapel Hill
Texas
Peter Hurdle
Abernethy
James H. Abernathy
Ndi
Auacuuca
Ariz
Fragmented OCR notice with scattered names and prices
Readable items mention monthly sums like 20 and 49 dollars alongside scattered names and addresses. The garbled text lists people and places in a patchy format, resembling a damaged listing or notice. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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Arthur Brisbane
Tay
Save
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Doeart
Dugin
Prinérton
Earth
Democratic Party
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ganges
Dubliys Mountjoy
Patrick McDermott
Roscommon
John
Hangan
Puerport
Britten Hangman
Suetioe
Pree Shire
France
Lean Gambetia
Paris
Gambetla Pal
Gambdella
Fort Massacre
Farmer
Apsco Pay
Citizens League Opposes
Stork
Papa
NSA
Treasury
Bellwood
Ill
Santa Claus
T. J. Turner
Central Relief
Turner
Santa Ads
LITEM
Armee Ugusra
Coattrawanth
Medmant Mont
Vonmerey
Vonmerey Monin Gad Mimneny’ K26.00 Month, Zeal Maunders
Sandmanthy
Sun
Swtinio
Wink
Hell
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Iseraeh
Pitth Attelet
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