Lincoln Birthday Reflected In Global Pulse Of War And Industry
Arthur Brisbane notes Lincoln’s birthday stirring global memory as Japan presses a new push at the Shenghai forts while the U S reports aviation and Ford engine developments. Mussolini visits the Pope with ceremonial pomp as Rockefeller Institute advances pneumonia research. Imperial Valley seeks canal financing. New York reports looming end for deluxe speakeasies as prohibition enforcers tighten.
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C. T. Avorty
Rockefeller Institute
Smashing charges and smoke in Woosung Creek fight
Shanghai dispatch reports heavy bombardment by Japanese forces at Woosung Creek and Chapel as Chinese defenders contend with smoke screen tactics. Japanese destroyers and planes supported by chemical and incendiary devices press a northward advance near the Whangpoo river, while Lt. Gen. Uyeda stresses defense of Japanese property.
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Floyd Gibbons
T. B
Blall
Nena Barrice
Shanghai
Tom
Golly
Cross Creek
Woosing Creek
Woesung Vilage
Tae Riveree Eshambtes
Whangpoo
Manchuria
Ineh
Rhusroi
Geutsers
Chapel
Woosung
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity expect local rains Saturday night and Sunday. Low around 54 degrees Saturday night and high near 74 on Sunday. Light to moderate winds. East Texas and West Texas show similar rain chances with coastal easterly winds and likely rain Saturday night and Sunday.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Teras
Pickets Take To Air in Chicago
Chicago February 13 71 Labor picketing has gone modern taking to the air Twenty one women pilots discharged by Century Airlines following a wage dispute flew a plane before the hangar of Century Aviation. Michael Caffarello of the Chicago Aero Commission directed the taxi and the plane was later towed away.
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Chicago
Century Airines
Michael Caffarelo
Chicago Aero Comission
Sheriff Speer Receives Three Year Sentence
A Travis county jury found Walker county sheriff and former state warden N N Speer guilty of theft from the state overpaying a claim for fees of office by $1000. Punishment set at three years with related indictments for extortion in collecting office fees. The Comptroller’s department issued a warrant for $2626.95 on an account totaling $1626.95. Speer faces further charges.
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Austin
N. N. Speer
Walker County
Texas State Penitentiary
Travis County
Speer
Cemptroller's Department
Mexico's Course Held Linked With U S on Orientals
Mexico City editorial says North American nations are allied and Mexico should side with the United States if a dispute with Japan arises, amid denials of any secret U S treaty on Far Eastern matters.
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Mexico
U. S
Mexico City
North America
Capone's Guard on Hospital Leave
Federal Judge James H Wilkerson granted Philip D Andrea, a Capone bodyguard, permission to leave Cook county jail for hospital treatment. He remains under bond, and the hospital stay does not count toward his contempt sentence for carrying a pistol into Judge Wilkerson's courtroom during Capone's tax trial.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Fhlip D'Andres
Bearface
al Capone
Cook County
D'Andrea
Las
Postponed Little Play Dad Dies Rescheduled Dates
The Little play Dad Dies is rescheduled due to cast illness and will run next Wednesday and Thursday at the San Pedro Playhouse. Tickets from last Friday will be honored Wednesday and those for Saturday will be honored Thursday.
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San Pedro Dlayhouse
Tickela
Ticekets
Oil Ouster Suit Goes Into Recess
A Texas anti trust case against three oil firms, filed to challenge alleged illegal practices, entered a recess as arguments on Allred move for default judgments were expected to wrap up. Also mentions Lincoln assassination reference tied to a theater sighting in Bridgeton.
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Austin
Texar
James V. Allred
Monta
Probing Death Of Woman In Milwaukee Morgue
Three investigations were ordered into the death of Esther Falk 32 who died after being taken to Milwaukee County morgue. Police pathologist Dr Edward Miloslavich and officials said she likely died from exposure and had possible revived life signs after morgue transfer. The medical exam and chemical tests awaited as inquiries proceed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edward L. Miloslavich
Esther Falk
Jacob Caupenheimer
Henry Grund
Fan
George Bowman
Miloslavich
Falk
Wilam Sulliven
Robbery Charges Brought Against Fitzsimmons Brothers
In Fort Worth on February 13 charges of robbery with firearms and assault to murder were filed in justice court against Rallin James Fitzsimmons and Clifford G. Fitzsimmons. The holdup at Western Auto Supply led to a gun battle with police. Rallin is hospitalized in Dallas in critical condition, while Clifford was detained after arrest in Dallas Friday night. Policeman R. Burke and Investigator A. C. Howerton were wounded in the exchange.
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Fort Worth
Justice Court
Baburday
Rallin James Fitzsimmons
Clifford G. Fitzsimmons
Western Auto Supply Company
Hero
Roll James Fitzsimmans
Dallas
R. 4
Burke
Nellective A. C. Howerton
Doctors Must Supply Own Liquor Prescription Forms
Washington February 13. Doctors prescribing liquor for patients must buy their own forms to furnish government records. Commissioner Daran of the Industrial Alcohol bureau told supervisors the Treasury no longer prints the forms, saving about 15000 dollars annually. Each record form costs about 20 cents and lasts roughly a year.
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Washington, D. C
Daran
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Treasury
Hurley Quits Senate Hearing Over Independence Debate
Washington February 13 Secretary Hurley stormed out of a senate insular committee hearing after accusing Senator King of calling him a liar. Hurley, angered by remarks supporting Philippine independence, challenged the questioning and left as the session grew tense.
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Washington, D. C
Hurley
Senate
King
Utah
War Department
Star Chamber
Senate Insular
Hur- Tey
Cutting
New Mexico
Klug
Harry
Non-Support Term Will Be Appealed
Filbert Musheltres of 815 Avenue B was convicted in thirty seventh district court of failing to support a child. He received six months in jail and a $600 fee and plans to appeal. His attorney W G Linden Jr announced. The indictment said Micheltree failed to support Dale Mitcheltree, a baby boy. Miriam Mitcheltree of 412 Brooklyn Avenue was a main witness. The verdict was reburned within an hour after the jury retired.
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Filbert Musheltres
Avenue B
W. G. Linden Jr
Micheltree
Dale Mitcheltree
Miriam Mitcheltree
Brooklyn Avenue
Canadian Town Ig Threatened by Fire
Alexandria Ontario February 13 driven by west wind a fire early today threatened complete destruction of this town. Fire destroyed several dwellings and barns by 9 30 o clock with estimated losses around 100 dollars and flames were spreading to other homes and offices.
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Alexandria
Onl
Lerrifle
Pocket Picked leads to family assault in New York
New York report says David Murray slept, awoke to missing items in his trouser pocket. A batch of keys and cigarettes were taken, his wife had a broken jaw and mother in law injured. Murray was arrested for felonious assault amid the commotion.
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New York
David Murray
David
Liquor Trial Delayed by Juror Illness Resumes in Federal Court
Juror PF C Ender was deemed fit to continue testimony after illness, allowing the Lynn Stephens liquor case to proceed. Witnesses described Theodore Leonhardt as a night watchman at Casbeer Cooperage, with inventory showing vast stock and many beverage labels. Prohibition agents testified about the May 28 raid on 317 Comal Street and the masquerade by ten officers, marking a key step in the long trial.
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Lynn Stephens
PF. C. Ender
Comal Street
Leonhardt
Jad. Curley
Newt Casbeer
Broadway
Stephens Whiskey Syndiate
Cooperage Company
GC. Johnson
Prohibition
Paul Rathbone
P. B. Locke
Protsib Llow
Army to dramatize Massa-2 in Philippines over KTSA Sunday
Army hour program on KTSA Sunday at 8 20 p m will dramatize the Baiangga massacre of Com Pay Ninth Infantry in the Philippines on Sept 28 1901 Maj LH Stanford will direct a three net drama recounting the fight that nearly wiped out Company An off duty signal officer notes the cathedral bell signal for the attack and its transfer as a trophy to the Ninth Infantry Five unwounded survivors and 19 dead followed the surprise assault by 400 natives with nine deaths in the days after the action
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KTLA
Ninth Infantry
Samar Island
Philippines
Bruce Bieber
Frank Coker
Com- Pay
Philippine Islands
KTSA
Army Hour
LH. Stanford
Halapgiga Inmyor
Polles
Vhet
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Hoover Blamed in Roosevelt Probe
Albany New York Democratic leader accuses President Hoover of planning a Republican legislative probe into Governor Franklin D Roosevelt's Democratic administration. Senator John J Dunnigan, head of the party in the upper house, says the new slo gain aims to beat Roosevelt now rather than in November.
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Albany
N. Ya Fen
Hoover
New York
Govermor Franklin BD
Roosevelt
John J. Dunnigan
Demonstration of Chute Proves Fatal
Los Angeles February 13 a parachute demonstration ended in tragedy when Rotlle M. Lane leaped from a seven story building the parachute opened only partially and he was killed.
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Los Angeles
Rotlle M. Lane
Wall Street Bull Run Lifts Stocks After Lincoln Holiday
Bullish mood on the New York Stock Exchange drives broad gains as speculative enthusiasm fueled by the Glass-Steagall bill returns. About 100 000 shares traded in the first half hour, with 3000 to 6000 share blocks. United States Steel, American Telephone, Western Union, Amoco? and other major names rise, while commodities push higher on opening.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Steclcommon
Américan Telephone
Westem Unloo
Imacylean
Union Pacific Reiirong
Hipher
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Columbian
Yeottan
London Market Gains Continue on buoyant session
London stock exchange extended its upward drift in a brief session as stocks stayed buoyant and foreign bonds rose. German 7 per cent bonds gained 2 points to 75 1-2 while the pound sterling stood at 3.44 3/4 dollars and finished unchanged amid firmer international developments.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Vatican Facsimile Planned at Chicago Expo
Rome Catholics in Germany reportedly plan a Vatican facsimile at the 1934 Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, with an estimated cost near $1,000,000.
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Vatican
Chicago
Germany
Move In Now Advertises Multiple Apartments For Rent
A garbled classified notice advertises apartments for rent with weekly and monthly rates at various addresses including Main Avenue Wann G Broadway Greenlawn and San Juan. It lists contact Mary Law in Greenatt gee and urges readers to call for complete information and location details.
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Couurarcy
Call Mary Law
Greenatt Gee
Main Avenue
Wann G
Broadway
Trissy
Incolk
Woveen
Dever
Harvard
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