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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1933

Page

2

Sino-Japanese clashes reported in Jehol Province

Reports from Nanking describe renewed hostilities along the Jehol border with Chinese forces claiming Japanese incursions repulsed at Shi River near Winfangchuan and a town north of Abonkaikwan captured by Japan. Outposts attacked and troop trains bombed. observers doubt a broad offensive imminent.

Shanghai van. T TNS Jehol Ching Nanking Chaopang Vehol Abonkaikwan Jrprdess Chines Shi River Winfangchuan Shabchao Baiyane

French Stiffen Sino-Jap Stand

Paris reports France hardens line with Japan over China after Premier Bonnenur met with Ambassador De Marteil to Tokyo. France warns Japan that continuing military actions risk a false stance and the aim to restore a Manchu empire is implied.

Paris France Japan Paul Bonenur de Miar‘tei Tokio de Martel Jepsa

Farley Urges Free Hand for Roosevelt Selections

Baltimore January 7 James A Farley Democratic national chairman urged the party s strong men to let the president elect Roosevelt freely select the best available for each office He warned that the coming Roosevelt administration will put democracy on trial by not hampering his choice of appointees He said Democratic leaders must contribute to another long spell of democracy in government

Farley Baltimore James A. Farley Democratic Party Roosevelt

One Cent a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month

An advertisement offers a plan promising up to 100 dollars monthly for a small daily payment. It asks readers to mail name age and address with a promised return and a 10 day processing period, mentioning Bond and a Dierks Missouri address.

Ang Ceruatty Cattence Co Dierks Mlép Bansea City Peilve Ust

Promoter linked to jewel theft ring in Hollywood

Detectives trail a deep handsome promoter as the brains behind a $41,000 Belly Compson jewel robbery. Police tie him to a Chicago gang blamed for a $30,000 Helene Costello heist and a $87,000 Four Marx brothers loss. The gang allegedly targets affluent homes and demands 20 percent of the value for recovery.

Hollywood INS Thein Tist Socis Ché Film Capital Joe Tayor Chicago Helene Costello Zeppo Merx Marx Brothers Cospelio

Posse Captures 4 Bandits After Bank Heist Kills Cashier

WALKERVILLE Mich Jan 4 A posse of 100 state police deputies and citizens cornered four bandits near Colfax Swamp after a bank hold up at Ealeya State Bank left the cashier dead. One bandit Wayne Thompson 27 of Brownington Tra was wounded. The others Elmer Zeller 25 Pendleton Ind Robert Zehoman 28 and Harley Aneto 29 Indianapolis said they would surrender.

Walkerville Mich Ealeya State Bank Cacier Colfax Swamp Wayne Thompson Broonington Tra Elmer Zeller Pendlewn Ind Robert Zehoman Harley Aneto Indianapails

Drys Plan Jubilee Meeting At Trevis Park Church

A Wassmerling marks the anniversary of the Lie Flehteenth Amendment with a Jubilee meeting at Trevis Park Methodist Church Ipom. Southern Methodist University officials and state leaders will speak, joined by local ministers and women’s groups. The event promotes The Light rental service and related ads in January directories.

A. Drys Wassmerling Trevis Park Methodist Church Ipom Janush Ruspices WCT CC. Selectman Southern Methodist University Mra Claude TD van Waals Tn Wot Nies Ban Antmin W Toy, Praners Harlandale C.T U

Weather data and forecasts amid scattered notes

The fragmentary report lists temperatures and precipitation for January with irregular figures and dates. It mentions readings around 68 to 86 degrees, rain expectations of 0.05 and 0.46 inches, and monthly deficits. Portions reference storm conditions, cloud cover, visibility, and near coastal areas including San Antonio and New Orleans, with notes on ceilings and winds.

Salim Nike Berroa Oita Malas New Orleans San Antonia Galvestons

Debts to Top Agenda for Roosevelt Inauguration

Washington Jan 7 The conference between Provident Roosevelt and Lee Stinson in New York set for next week will focus on European debts before any major policy moves. France and satellites are nearly in default awaiting the inauguration to press for debt relief while Asia trades and Western commerce loom as broader stakes.

Washington, D. G INS Provident-wheel Roosevelt Lee Telary State Stinson New York

Clemency Plea Seeks Death-Row Mother Beatrice Snipes

Governor Tara C. Blackwood is asked to grant clemency to Beatrice Perguson Snipes, an expectant mother sentenced to death for the rural policeman’s fatal shooting. The petition, signed by hundreds of Southerners, asks for commutation before her baby is born in two weeks.

Columbia S. C INS Tara C. Blackwood Mercy Humanity Beatrice Perguson Snipes South

American savant sees revival of arts in America

LOS ANGELES Jan. Renowned German writer Dr. Llon PenehLwanger arrived in Los Angeles from the Grand Canyon on his first tour of this country. He predicts a distinct revival of public interest in literature, philosophy and the arts due to changed economic conditions, noting that American pocketbooks may be thinner than before but intellect is rising.

Los Angeles Amarr Juan Llon PenehLwanger Grand Canyor

Wanted Take Charge of 491 Million Dollars in Silv

Washington report details a plea to mobilize 491 million silver dollars held as a reserve against depreciating paper currency. United States Treasurer Woods notes the silver could bolster government economy as a real asset if minted instead of printed.

Washington, D.C Uncle Sam United States Woods Senate

Penny Pinchers Hit by Legion Chief at Banquet

Louis A. Johnson national commander of the American Legion warned that reckless economy is threatening national defense. Speaking at a banquet, he attacked proposed cuts to the army and navy reserve camps National Guard ROTC and Citizens Military Training camps.

Dei Uouse Janny Louis A. Johnson American Legion Johnson Army and Navy National Guard

Col White to Talk to Legion Post

Col Herbert A. White retired former judge advocate of the American Legion near San Antonio is slated to speak at a weekly meeting. Anthony Katal will organize, with Raymond Phelps as commander and Andrew Upworth presiding.

Col. White Legion Post Herbert A. White Anneral Fighth Corya Wilndarea San Antonio Buatneas Mrn Iwnehenni Anthony Katal al

Intrigue and maneuver in Forty third Texas legislature scene

Austin and nearby capitol buzz as lawmakers, job seekers, and Ferguson loyalists converge at Ferguson headquarters and speaker race offices. Amid postponed appointments, Johnson and Stevenson lead in a tight bid for speaker while Caldwell announces a seating challenge, promising a bitter, politicking week in the Forty third legislature.

Aublin Jan INS Forty-third House of Representatives Ferguson Forum James B. Perguzon Austin House A. P. Johnson Garrhea Springs Johnson John

Post Holiday Slump Hits Year End

Washington report notes a wide year end slump in business during the final week of 1832 with generally lower production and reduced railroad freight. Post Christmas sales are expected to lift January buying as prices remain favorable for buyers.

Washington, D. C Jan Commerce Department

Stimson Aide Transferred To Fort Bliss Cavalry Unit

Captain Eugene Rognier, long serving as military aide to Secretary of State Stimson, is reassigned to the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss Texas. The move follows prior political frictions over civilian officials having military aides and is described by the War Department as a routine change.

Washington, D. Co Eugene A. Roegnter Stimson Fort Bills Texas Rogier Giimeon

Army Orders and Assignments Report

Washington releases list of army orders with personnel carrier assignments and relocations. Notable entries include Jan Tay ze Bollowine and Paul T. Hayne among officers, with movements to Fort Bum and Fort Word. The dispatch notes retirements and awaiting pre vid orders while The Light's Free Rental Directory is advertised for Wednesday at Pigsty Wiggly Stores.

Washington Tay Ze Karl Ringwald Annerh B. Tate A. Wert Pulnt Fort Bum Houston Willina Fort Mitford A. Lynch Jr Tata Fetterman Venpliot the Light

Disputed tale of Cleveland businessman ends in police questioning

Police questioned Barry Stanley a prominent Cleveland businessman as discrepancies emerged in his account of his past. Stanley, 33, allegedly fled Colorado after a theft conviction and used an assumed name, Glet Smeeman, with prior arrests in Michigan and Missouri. He faces a three year term in Colorado and agreed to travel unguarded to plead his case. local authorities reported inconsistencies about his age and previous sentences, while a former sweetheart helped expose him.

Cleveland Jan Barry Stanley Colorado Branley Glet Smeéeman Stanley Hatley Smeeman Twce Michigan Missouri

AFG Charged With Plotting Bank Failures

Washington witnesses describe alleged RF C conduct in Chicago. John A. Carroll. Melvin Trainor named. small independent banks denied loans while larger banks allegedly gained control. Dawes Bank loan cited as decisive. Remarks accuse RF C of bias against small banks and conspiratorial withholding of funds.

Washington BD. C Reconstruction Finance Corporation Chicago Senate Banking and John A. Carroll Carroll Melvin A. Trainor R. F Mills Wash-ington R. F.C Belp Federal ‘Board Woodland Trust and Brines Bank R. TC Cotsage Grove People’s National RB. F. C Unie Dawes Vets Dawes Bank Chicas I. FP

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