Religion and Russia seen through Brisbane's lens
Arthur Brisbane reflects on religion in Russia, business conditions, and optimism for markets as he reports on Wall Street mood, Ford and family parallels, and a global shift toward industrial utopias while noting violent crime in New York and Chicago.
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Wall Street
Ayer
California
New York
Hart, Sebalfner and Mara
Chicago
W. Ceesap
Arthur Phillips
M. M. Cohn Company
Little Rock
Arkansas
Phillips
Crosap
Rochester
Mint
Seattle
Key West
Florida
United States
Spain Restricts Foreign Wheat Imports Amid Unemployment Push
A Spanish government move limits wheat imports to protect domestic jobs and sustain home production. The decision aims to curb unemployment by boosting domestic wheat growing and reducing dependency on foreign supplies.
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Spain
France Premier Resigns Amid Naval Timely Talks in London
Ante Tsidieu has quit the post as premier during negotiations at the naval vaccination conference in London, delaying action there.
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Ante Tsidieu
France
Tondo
Parking ban protest grounds on dawn hours plan
Restaurant and hotel owners joined Chamber of Commerce in protesting a dawn parking ban proposed to curb street cleaning. Commissioner Phil Wright said the ban would be hard to enforce and burden police, while venue upgrades and existing bans may jeopardize all-night businesses. City officials and hotel managers argued the plan would harm revenue and push customers away.
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Aleeta
Chamber of Ecommerce
Phil Wright
Ring
Chambre of Commerce
Chamber
Wright
Felix Mosnemaigon
Anebnye
Anid
Alreede
Mellie Owen Kilday
Gris Klopentemper
Nilly Hanaton
Mg Oteury
Travis
Mary
Wouston
Navarre
St. Marg's Street
Man Charged After Raid Seizure In Atascoan County
More than 100 gallons of whiskey were seized after a raid by prohibition officers on a Carin in Atascoan county Monday afternoon. George Mendola was held in the city jail. A complaint charging Mendola with possession and manufacturing whiskey was filed Tuesday morning before Pan A. Cockhur, United States commissioner.
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Hie
Prohibition
Atascoan
Mendole
Pan A. Cockhur
United States
Commisginner
Tennessee Democrats Call for Readmission of Bolters
Chairman Thomas Henderson of the state Democratic executive committee issued a statement inviting bolters back into the party. He said those who rejoin will be welcomed and allowed to participate in the forthcoming August primaries. The note references Weaver’s 1940 presidential bid and supports Ohio electoral alignment.
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P. Thomas Henderson
Democratic Excuutive Committed
Democrata
Pelvinee
Tennessen
Weaver
Sunshine and Warmer Weather to Continue Across Regions
Local forecast from weather-prophet Jarhoe predicts continued warm sunshine for San Antonio area travelers and spring training teams. Tuesday night and Wednesday are to be fair with slightly higher temperatures. The forecast notes light to moderate southerly winds and near 52 degrees for midweek in some sections.
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San Antonio
T Uf Jarhoe
Jarber
Olyo
Jarboe
Federal Attorney Attacks Utilities Practices Before Panel
Federal Attorney Charley A Mussel testified before the Interstate Commerce Committee criticizing methods of utilities companies. He said he had been instructed by a commission accountant to lay off the power competitors, with Corel Williams and King named in the session.
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Washington
Borner
Federal
Cimlsssen
Charley A- Mussel
Ue Peviale Interstale Commerce Committee
Corel Williams
King
Commavision
Gunner
Farm Board Chief for Summers Bill
A statement from the Farm Board Chief was presented today before the House Agriculture Committee. The bill would place brokers and dealers in perishable agricultural products under federal control, as the committee weighs the Summers legislation in relation to the Commerce regulation proposal.
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Farm ‘Board
Summers Bill Washington
Mob
Egge
Aypravinis
Merchnite
Nacei
House Agricul Tere
Lic Wneagure
Border Patrols Stop Rum Runners In Texas Shootout
Border Patrolmen halted rum runners in Texas near Vaso on a tense night. Smugglers tried multiple runs from Mexico and were driven off after a rapid exchange of pistol shots. Authorities reported no further injuries.
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Hly Vaso
Texas
United States
Mexico
Seed Bill Is Given Privileged Status
Washington February 18 The House committees unanimously decide to grant privileged status to the Senate resolution authorizing expropriation of 7 million dollars for seed and fertilizer loans to farmers in storm struck regions of the South and several western states.
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Washington, D. C
House
Euter Rommities
Reante
Atorm- Ateicken
Bids Asked on Library Work Project
City Clerk Fred Fried announces bids for the new library construction or renovation project, due in March. Each bid must be accompanied by a six hundred dollar check as a security, with the filing procedure outlined for interested contractors and suppliers.
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Fred Fried
Probe Begins In Hatcher Office
Austin, Feb. 18 The state affairs committee of the house visited the office of State Treasurer Wy Gregory Hatcher to review his records and a committee report. Auditor Moore Lean was present, charging incompetency in handling some accounts while Hatcher sought legislative time to respond to the Auditor's findings. The committee’s visit came amid a request for Hatcher to appear for a hearing after prior attempts to obtain answers.
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Austin
Texas
Gregory Hatcher
House
Commie Tolay
Untgroup
State
Au- Miler
Moore Lean
Hateh¢r
Engineers Elect Institute Head
William N. Hassett of Waterbury Connecticut was elected president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers succeeding Broderick W. Brailes of San Francisco. Hassett is noted as technical superintendent in the steel industry.
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New York
William N. Hassett
Waterbury
Vrass
Ares
Provident
American Institute of Mining
Dystallurgica Engineers
Broderick W. Brailes
San Francisco
Fragmentary Notes on Regions and People
Fragmented OCR hints at regional names and people including Hel ie and Xana in Texan areas. Lacks clear events dates or actions. reads like a partial roster of places and individuals with obscured spellings.
Pick Colors for Roads in England by Road Board
London report notes the London Automobile Association supports a study on road color choices to improve visibility when wet. It states authorities will receive color options to choose from, aiming to brighten concrete ribbons and improve aesthetics along arterial routes.
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London
Ilven
London Autmobis Association
Hava
England
McKenzie asks transfer to solitary confinement refused
Speechless inmate Pete McKenzie pleads to be moved from the jail, offering a letter to Sheriff Alfonso Newton Jr and to Tony Limghne. Officials say no privilege granted and he will remain in custody awaiting a March 17 second hearing in Ninety-fourth District Court.
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John M
Pete’) McKennie
Snim Street
Tokris Jait Ann Mayight
Lillyn
Alfonso Newton Jr
Peters
Ttn
Hoapital Inter Jbl
Newton Gait
Suep Jday
Pete McKenzie
Tony Limoghne
Hanlay
Mckensie
Iveslay
San Antinio
ASUS
Teabvie Lonn
Julia M
Bete
Mckenzie
Cowinty
McXenale
Donaghue
Wense Grant
McKenzig
Mareh
Study of Japan Problems Taken Up in London Talks
Feb 15. With France temporarily nimble to participate the negotiations due to the fall of the Tardieu cabinet progress is unlikely at the London talks. A scheduled meeting of chiefs of the Live delegation has been postponed pending developments at Paris. France’s observer Leygues is here but not playing an official role.
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Frayce
Partiaipateen
Tardien
Pars
Meecey
Georges Leyguen- Shi
le ix
Wity
Nwment
M. Tardieu
Briandoe
Left Group Votes for Big French Navy
A left chamber group meeting unanimously backed a government to defend in London a naval program essential to France s independence and security, signaling continued support for a strong French navy amid the Pardieu government s defeat echoing today.
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Paris
Physicians Report Aft Unchanged Condition
Dr Pelosi reports that the patient’s condition remained unchanged. Toward Catt provided the assessment stating no improvement since yesterday, with no new developments recorded in the report.
Chinese Bandits Silenced by U S Guns in Attack
American naval guards opened fire with machine guns on attackers of the Stade Qik company of New York on the Yangtze River about 15 miles above Ichang. No group remained active after the bombardment.
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U.S
Shanghai
Stade Qik Company
New York
Xangize River
Ichany
Hughes Calls on President Hoover
In Washington a report outlines Hughes pressing President Hoover on judicial appointments and the Senate confirming his nomination after a drawn out contest. The article notes the contentious process and the broader implications for justice in the United States.
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Hughes
Hoover
Washington
Charler Vives
Wales
Msech In Justice of the
United States
Pilot Rescues Self After Chute Leap In Flight
A Cleveland to Bay City flight ends perilously when the motor stalls and the pilot, Clifford William Martel, makes a dramatic parachute jump. He survives as observers report the escape and emergency descent over Ly Font locality after the plane dipped into uncertain air currents.
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Mithhy
Jy —Ans
Clifford William Martel
Air Muait Vilaty
Cleveland
Bay Vy Minh
Five Burn to Death in Hotel Blaze
In Maniwaks Quebec on February 18 five people died and an unknown number were injured when a fire destroyed the Galazinem hotel and two nearby buildings. Investigations pursue cause as authorities work to account for missing guests.
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Maniwaks
Quebec
Veteran coroner dies in New Haven
Veteran coroner of New Haven County, SEW MAVEN, died today in New Haven. The longtime official, age 80, served in the role since the 1920s and was widely regarded as one of the most enduring public officials in the state.
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New Haven
Maven
Mix
New Maven
Bothe
United States
Youth 15 on Stand in Long Case Rebuttal
In Kingsville Coxas Foi 1So- Balanvhig Vie alleges Gustion with testimony refuting the offered by the defense. Witnesses testified the defendant took the stand for several minutes. The jury heard a long rebuttal as the state questioned the Young's alibi and the defense presented witnesses in mid trial. The boy witness described the events and claimed others influenced him, while the state pressed for motive and discredited claimed alibis.
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Coxas
Foi
Tee Refouse
Mie
Mande Tong
Ghneard
Bev Busta
Seite
Reboital
Tous
Lalort Brel
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Cerona
Elvis
Long
Hiebuual
Pate
Wong
Tehaives
Drvendant
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Savin
Dong
Mers
Staiete
Carrie Gun
Charlve
Che Fiial
Lee Weeriil
Ube
Liveyar Kahn Asgury Priv
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