Cardenas Attempts Labor Row Settlement in Monterrey
President Lazaro Cardenas intervened in Monterrey to quell a rising capital versus labor conflict. He held talks with employers who accuse Communists of subversive activity and with labor factions. organizers threatened nationwide strikes if demands and anti communist actions proceed. The Monterrey clash centers on board of conciliation head Teofilo Martinez Perez and potential broader labor unrest across Mexico.
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Monterrey
Menivo
Lazeto Cardenas
Monterres
Mexico
Teofilo ‘Martinez Perez
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Nuevo Leon
Shy
Vita Asily Air
Lattor
National Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Ther
Labor Organizati Epokescet
Jalape
Vere
Tenumernas Prospect
Director Instructs Pension Workers
An Austin based directive outlines steps for pension staff to implement old age assistance act reforms. The memo details appointment changes, district coverage, and headquarters locations including Texarkana and Ware as administrative centers for District 1 and other regional offices.
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Austin, Fer
Carpenter
Penvian
Cie
Gerper
Wei Blanks
Svat Visors
Mebane
Texarkana
Aillshort
Dbuye
Ware
Two S. A. Women Struck by Autos
Two women in San Antonio were hit by autos Friday in separate incidents near the Robert B. Gre tal for matting. One victim, 87, of Gasca Street, suffered injuries, while the other remained under medical care. Local authorities investigated, and fire-rescue crews aided at the scene.
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Robert Bo Gretal
Autos Prdayigi
A. Tehinin
Gasca
Honstan
North Presa
Fannin Decides to Retreat from Refugio to Goliad
The dispatch recounts James W. Fannin Sr. tallying 230 Texans opposed by Mexican forces reportedly between 3,000 and 14,000. Facing overwhelming odds at La Bahia, Fannin orders a retreat to Goliad on February 1, 1836, urging bridges be built over the Guadaloupe and declaring Texas troops short of arms. He highlights the need to use La Bahía’s position, mobilize supplies via La Vara depot, and rely on a small navy to avert catastrophe. The political scene in Texas also shifts as Acting Governor Robinson seeks to disrupt factions while leaders Travis Bowie Crockett hold their posts, awaiting aid that may not come.
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James W. Fanain Sr
Fannin
Goliad
la~ Bahia
Bexar
New Orleans
Texas
Army of United States Volunteers
Relugia
Guadaloupe
United States
Yannin
LaBaca
Pors Lavara
Copanc
James W. Robinson
Stephen F. Austin
San Antonio
Travis
Bowie
Crockett
Scientilc
Patagonia
New Guinea
Breil
Harold Byrd
Dallas
Jos Texas
Bird
Hill
Pole
Admiral Byrd
Municipal Auditorium
Oil man faces false report charge in Texas case
Tyler February report states gradewater oil operator Hich ardson was bound over under $10,000 on charges of falsifying a monthly report to the federal tender board. Government officials said 32 new indictments were begun under the Connally act in the East Texas oil field, tied to Richardson's affiliations with United East and West and the Texas Oil Products companies.
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Tyler
H. F. Hichardson
Rodiite
Lew Fwie
Connally
East Texas
Richardson
United East and West
Tejas
Admiral Byrd Warned by Polar Snowstorm in Washington
Washington faced a new heavy snow threat after a record 14.4 inches fell yesterday paralyzing the city and halting government work. Officials urged clearing flat roofs as more snow was expected, with Congress nearly shut and many bureaus closed.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Kieferbocker Theater
Lup
Anthony J. Dimond
Maverick
Texas
Mexico
Rudy Vallee
Toot
Falls Put Pair in L A Hospitals
Mrs N A Gleasford of Tamtel hotel was treated at Santa Rosano hospital after injuries from a fall on the pavement at Houston and Navarro streets. Meblon Dorn of 6281-2 East Crockett street was treated at Robert B Green hospital after falling from the Nolan street Viaduct.
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L. A
N. A. Gleasford
Tamtel
Santa Rosanoapital
Houston
Navarro Streets
Meblon Dorn
East Crockett Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Nolan Street
Pastor to Lead Daily Services at Local Baptist Church
Dr. Prince E. Burroughs of Nashville Tennessee will open two series of daily services at First Baptist Church starting Sunday. He will preach Sundays at 8 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. and weekdays at 10 a.m. and 7 40 p.m. through February 15.
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Prince E. Burroughs
Nashville, Tenn
First Baptist Church
Burroughs
Frigid Gales Sweep Texas Across State Line
Frigid gales sweep the region with temperatures plummeting to near zero in many towns. Lubbock reported four degrees, Dallas 46 below zero readings not possible. a severe norther reached Austin and dust and snow disrupted daily life from the Panhandle to the Gulf Coast. Severe cold affected Abilene, San Angelo, and Waco while LIVESTOCK warnings were issued across South and West Texas. The storm caused widespread frost, dust, and freezing conditions with dark skies and rough travel conditions anticipated tonight.
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Egrees
Sherman
Denton
Port Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Lubbock
Lubbace
South Plains
Panhandle
Abilene
San Angelo
Fanhandle
Austin
Waco
Texas
Vernon
Gsib
Bouth
Mala‘Koff
Haskell
Farey
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Double parking cited as major traffic hazard by police
Chief of Police Owen Kilday warned Saturday that double parking blocks traffic and wastes time. He said the practice forces drivers to maneuver into oncoming lanes, creating hazards for those traveling Litmy Into the opposite direction.
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Owen Kilday
Litmy
SAH ANTON ICE SAFETY CAMPAIGN LAUNCH
A local safety drive urges drivers to avoid stopping in traffic to drop passengers and to pull far off the road for repairs to keep sightlines clear. A pledge offers a safety card and sticker in exchange for a stamped return envelope. Also notes Gaynor nearly quitting acting for a stint as a stenographer in Hollywood.
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Jane
Traffin
Kilda
Safety pledge for San Antonio drivers and pedestrians
A safety pledge proposes local efforts during a campaign by the Safety Council of the San Antonio area. The pledge supports keeping streets safe for drivers and pedestrians amid the public safety push and community initiative.
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San Antonio
Safety Council of the
Severe winter storms lash west and nation in strongest cold wave
Western regions endure heavy snow and zero to sub zero temperatures as Washington and Spokane report record cold. The blizzard spreads to Colorado Wyoming and the plains. Trains halt and gas cuts hit eastern towns. multiple deaths blamed on exposure and accidents.
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Chicago
Exat
West
Weather Bureau
Washington
D.C
Spokane
Wash
Boda Boringe
Calif
M Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Everett
Nebraska
Ree
Maryland
William V. Hunter
Chesapeake Bay
Scorn Belt
Nebrisk
Towa
Henry
Keota
Cole
Schunl
Dallas Man Knifed Near Alamo Downs
Califormix of Dallas reported to police a man was knifed in the neck and slashed on the arms near Alamo Downs on Friday. He received treatment at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Dallas
Downs
T. Californix
Alamo Downs
Robert B. Green Hospital
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