Today By Arthur Brisbane
A concise column by Arthur Brisbane reflects on contemporary events and public concerns with brisk, opinionated framing. It surveys political and social currents, urging readers to consider consequences of leadership and policy through a sharp, era-typical voice.
Nacion views clash risks amid US Chile tensions
The government owned Nacion urges calm against alleged hostile US rhetoric. John Clayton labels a campaign of filthy abuse, while La Nacion stresses building North and South America. Refers to education spending, Montgomery Ward expansion, and global film topics including Kaiser and Abdul Hamid stories.
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Hickman case moves toward U S Supreme Court
A defense motion for a new trial in the William Edward Hickman kidnapping and murder case argues the defendant was deprived of due process and that the California insanity defense statute is unconstitutional. Chief defense counsel Verome Walsh seeks to halt execution with a second trial and possible federal review, noting potential delays up to a year.
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Los Angeles
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Tiller
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Supreme Court of the United States
Verome Walsh
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California
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Sears
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Bebe Daniels and Leading Man Hurt in Film Mishap
Bebe Daniels and leading man James Tall were injured during filming of a nation picture in Pasadena California. Daniels sprained her back and Tall suffered a possible rib fracture. Both were taken to the emergency hospital. A prop set collapsed as a scene was shot causing the wreck on a Pullman coach in a wig department.
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Two Die in Houston Yard Mystery Shooting
Two people are reported dead in a Houston shooting mystery. Vel Nousvon and Armin his wife were found dead in their yard tonight amid unclear circumstances. A man identified as Chernshund, 20, was found unconscious when authorities arrived at the scene. The wife died minutes later at Bnytigt hospital.
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Resignation rumors swirl over San Antonio official
Reports Saturday claim Crecelius and Grege lius may resign from city posts over flood prevention work adding to a San Antonio controversy. Mayor Chinbers absent, officials offer no statement as inquiries continue, with possible confirmation unlikely before Monday.
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John D Spurns Fee in Testimony Case
John D refused a bribe to testify, stating he would not take pay for giving evidence. The incident involved pressure from railroad interests and a high ranking official, with investigation and pressure continuing as authorities pursued get public response.
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Edison’s Eighty First Birthday Media Fracas
The article notes Edison aged 81 in Fort Myers celebrates with a sparring match against reporters. It mentions Lindbergh as a paragon for youth and includes the chaotic reception by photographers and the inventor’s stance on publishing his photos and writings amid crime coverage.
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Bay Antonio rail route talks hinge on new freight link
Ambitious plan envisions five shippers for Bay Antonio and northwest district with a rail marketing hub. Officials from Frisco system and Gulf & West Texas rail discuss extending service from Dead y to San Antonio to open southwest Texas to North Texas. Representatives say survey to start immediately, with a page two continuation promised.
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Deputy Sheriffs Denied Bonds in Stanton Killings
In Stanton a judge denied bonds for deputy sheriffs and two associates linked to the December bankfront killings of Alerio Dias and TWilario Nutley. The men were brought to Stanton by Smith and Unze after offering work, with Vicloy Ramos the sole survivor among the Mexican group. The case proceeds toward appeal after testimony.
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Vicloy Ramos
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Teapot Dome and Liberty Bonds in Senate Probe
A historical account outlines a Senate inquiry into Liberty bonds and Teapot Dome era politics. It notes payments of 75,000 to debt claims and 8,000 to a committee, with Liberty bonds routed through J. Hay and Sinclair. The report connects campaign funds, 1920s scandals, and ongoing testimony by Senators a week ahead.
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