Nation’s Freedman Bouts and Iron Markets Across Nations
A garbled column mixes political talk in Chicago, Paris bread riots, and market chatter. It mentions Mayor Thompson, a proposed prohibition amendment, and international notes about police, finance, and industry. It references a Tucson newspaper voice Pepper, Litchcock, and a Mexican auditor R. B. Wiln de Moreno. The piece also touches Hollywood lawsuits over appearances and a copper mine operation with vast machinery and molten metals. The text ends with a note to continue on page 11.
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Veterans' loan veto vote looms in Congress clash
Washington March 26 report that Senator Johnson California moved for an immediate vote to override President Hoover's veto of the veterans' loan bill. House leaders expect a vote tomorrow with potential party dynamics and financing concerns shaping action in both chambers.
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Fatal bridge quarrel probing at Bennetts murder trial
Kansas copy reports testimony in the Myrtle Dennett murder trial over the September 20, 1929 Bennetts apartment shooting. Witness Wolman described a bridge game dispute that led to the fatal incident and noted tensions between the Bennetts as the case unfolds in court. The article also references warship ships and other courtroom remarks, with jurors removed briefly during cross examination. follow-up details appear on page 1.
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New Building Honors Community Confidence
W R Hearst writes from San Simeon praising the new building and the paper it houses. He stresses the newspaper’s service to the community as its primary value and confidence in the community’s support as the main reward for a good press. The note congratulates Publisher W M McIntosh and the Light staff on progress and enterprise.
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Oil Tariff Plans Killed by G.O.P. Committee
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee, led by Chairman TRAWLEY, Republican of Oregon, effectively killed anti tariff proposals after considering compromise ideas. The move signals no broad tariff action likely this session.
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Two Arrested in Tokyo Riot as Communist Protest Suppressed
London February 26 dispatches report police dispersed a meeting of Communist sympathizers in Tokyo who aimed to stage a demonstration marking International Unemployment Day. Two persons were arrested during the dispersion.
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Reichstag Trade Committee Adopts Duty Free Meat Import Plan
The Reichstag trade committee backed a social Democratic motion to import 50,000 tons of frozen meat annually duty free starting March 1, intended for the panzer classe. The voting was unanimous with no abstentions. Four bachelors in Alessandria were fined $32.50 each for bachelor conduct.
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Man's Name Contains 43 Letters at Citizenship Test
An odd citizenship interview in Detroit features a candidate giving a long nickname instead of a real name. Federal examiner Tet Mailden notes the official records require a proper name, while the applicant insists on a unique long nickname.
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Temperature Rise and Rain Likely for Los Angeles Area
Weather bureau reports clouds and wind prevented frost in San Antonio Wednesday night. Temperature at 40s expected Thursday night with a high around 60s. Rain possible Friday as warmer air moves in from the northeast.
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Meyer Approved by Overwhelming Senate Vote
In Washington D C on February 26 Eugene Meyer won Senate confirmation as governor of the Federal Reserve Board after a session long delay. The recess appointment by President Moorer was approved overwhelmingly by the senators with a simple vote.
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New Holidays for City in Russia
Tachin has more holidays than any other city in the world with two new Soviet days. Lenin day on January 21 was celebrated with Moscow territory level ritual. The anniversary of the death of the first Red Russians in Petrograd on January 9, 1917, was observed.
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Portrait confusion surrounds San Antonio mayor portrait
Uncertainty over a city hall portrait sparked by conflicting identifications. Former manager Sam C. Hell claimed it resembled Mayor Mhcielepanc, while others insist it is W. C. A. Ehielepape, mayor of San Antonio in 1507 to 1872. Mayor Chambers seeks family confirmation to settle the dispute. The matter, tied to a $1500 return, remains unresolved.
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Sanity Trial Granted By Court In Mrs Uhr Case
Judge Anderson ordered a sanity trial for Mrs Clara Uhr accused of the January murder. An insanity affidavit from Charlotte Moseley, niece, says Uhr has become permanently insane since conviction. Uhr to be examined at San Antonio State Hospital. trial set for March 18.
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Bank Robbed by Bandits in Jackson Branch
Three masked men robbed the State Street branch in Jackson, grabbing cash before fleeing. Police searched the area for suspects as witnesses described loud shouts and a hurried exit from the bank. No injuries were reported and authorities urged residents to report any information.
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Weather Forecast San Antonio and Vielnity
Forecast calls for warmer Thursday with slightly higher Friday temps in San Antonio and vicinity. Light to moderate northeast winds. Friday night likely cloudy with a small chance of precipitation. Temperatures near the mid 70s to low 80s expected.
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