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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1932
Page
1
A column by Arthur Brisbane critiques U S and British diplomacy over Japan and Manchuria, mocks banker influence on policy, and notes political folly at home. It rails at Europe’s aims, laments New York issues, and nods to a controversial Hawaii murder and colonial tensions.
A fragmentary forecast notes temperatures around 4 degrees with light northerly winds. It mentions shifting conditions later, with additional weather details indicated for Pays 2 and various obscure local terms.
The article reports Germany rejecting further reparations under the Versailles framework. Chancellor Bruening argues payments cannot resume under current conditions, while France and Britain oppose repudiation and urge compliance. U.S. observers note the global debt crisis worsens with Germany unable to meet obligations.
Washington dispatch reports growing Navy backing for an accused officer and three others tied to the Honolulu assault murder case. Admiral Pratt condemned local conditions and pledged full support to the naval family, amid calls to clean up the town after a native man’s beating and the murder of a Pacific Islander involved in the affair.
The prompt directs readers to Page Six for the complete report on a Honolulu lynching incident. No other verifiable details are provided in the accessible text.
Five persons were killed and twelve injured in a clash in Akatsimura, Tabigh prefecture. The riot stemmed from a long standing dispute between tenant farmers and landlords. Rioters used bamboo spears, swords, and old hunting guns.
Evan O Neal Kane, 70, known as Iron Man of medicine, reportedly proves prowess after undergoing four surgeries under his own knife. He leaves the operating room and performs a major operation on Mrs Mildred Collin at Ta hospital within 48 hours, highlighting a remarkable medical feat.
Tokyo drafts a firm reply denying American fears over Manchuria and defending Japan's actions. The note, prepared after Premier Inukai's cabinet recall, challenges U S nine power treaty readings and cites British protectorate influence in Tibet and Soviet in Outer Mongolia. Britain and France praised a cautious stance, while Britain will not back the U S in invoking the nine power treaty.
The Uvalde Garner for President club announces a contest to pay 25 dollars for the best slogan. Slogans must not exceed a specified word limit and should be suitable for a campaign message.
In Los Angeles on January 9 a fragmentary report states twenty four bundles containing what are believed to be bones of small children were found near an apartment tied to a local murder case. The bones were turned over to authorities for scientific examination amid doubts they are human.
A panel of 21 economists from leading universities advocates using a $5 billion federal bond issue to fund public works aimed at reemploying idle workers, expanding credit, and reversing deflationary pressures. They urged Hoover and Congress to adopt a safeguarded program structured to stimulate recovery and stabilize finance, with bonds sold to finance job relief and business revival.
Washington D C report states that after denying federal relief to shipping interests and broad credit schemes the $22 000 040 governmental credit relief bill was adjourned without passage. The House then secured an agreement to keep the body in session until the measure is enacted to authorize a large government corporation to extend loans to banks railroads corporations and states.
Mrs Fidel Control, 38, of Ping Bloet Arkansas, suffered a dislocated jaw during a violent hiccough attack. Her condition remained critical as the episode persisted. The incident details are sparse due to damaged text from the newspaper clipping.
Wichita Falls attorney and oil producer Tom Hooter announced his candidacy to seek the Republican nomination for governor of Texas. He touted experience in law and energy sectors and pledged to push for state reform and economic growth.
USj reports the first touch of winter with frost along the sugar cane belt from the coast. Winter has been phenomenally warm so far.
George J. Kotorwich a banker was found guilty of embezzling 828,928 from the State Bank of America. The case involved a loss attributed to a former Solon or official in Michigan.
The New York Evening Post attacks Speaker John N Garner as unfit for the Democratic presidential nomination, framing him as a Southern stereotype while defending sectional history and warning against Wall Street missteps in national politics. The piece alleges bias and expands into a defense of Southern leaders who helped shape the nation.
The Democratic National Committee voted to hold the party’s national convention in Chicago to draft a platform and nominate a presidential ticket. Texas gains delegates from the new census, while proposals and bids surface for host cities as Chicago and Atlantic City compete amid party tension and fundraising.
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