Chinese Fall in Effort to Dislodge Foe
Shanghat January 28. Chinese forces retreat after a second assault against 2000 Japanese troops entrenched at the northern entrance to Thumenkow pass through the Great Wall in Jehol province. Japanese planes shot down, and dispatches note high level exchanges between Bellis Lampson and Ariyoshi. First anniversary of Shanghal battle marked by quiet day aside from Communist handbills.
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Shanghat
Thumenkow
Great Wall Jota Jelol
Hatha Ugsinet
Jehol
Bellis
Lampson
Ariyoshin Shamghal
T Hat Lempson
Shanghal
Onlang Zai-Bhek
China
Jave Collapses Claim Two Brothers Life at Cave
Yukon Oklahoma January 28 a cave collapse on the North Canadian river bank killed two golfers Feal Gray 12 and Ben Gray 18. Their bodies were recovered by their parents after dirt from the cave roof slid in. An unfinished apartment at 414 Neylot is for rent for 15 dollars per month. See Classifications Light Claysi Wa Ada.
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Yukon
Okla
Tallapse
North Canadian
Bate Tear
Feal Gray
Ben Gray
Neylot
Tax collector reports rising excess fees to county fund
Bexar County Tax Collector Maury Maverick announced that excess fees totaling 25122.80 will be transferred to the general fund this year, up from 9010.57 in 1931. He noted reduced operation costs and a surge in back taxes waived, with salaries under budget and reports due to the commissioners' court by March.
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Bexar County General Fund
Maury Maverick
Instellar
Bexar
Maverick
Oearly
de Hartman
Commissioners’ Court
Faumty
Maret
Gangster Resigns Self to Gallows
Long Beach, Calif. Jan. 28. Fred Hayes, called Snorty, confessed to Mrs Mayme Proctor that he killed Mickey Erno in a gangland ride slaying. Proctor was landlady at the hotel where Hayes and Erno wed. Former El Paso Texans pupilist referenced.
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Long Beach
Calif
Han
Fred t'Snorty
Mayme Proctor
Mickey Erno
Silly Kid
Short
Short's Office Said. Mrs. Proctor Was Landlady At the Hotel Where Hayes and
Erno
el Paso
Tax reform could save Bexar County $5000 yearly
Bexar County tax collector Maury May otick announced after new figures that abolishing the Inspector's office and merging duties into the tax office could save about $5000 annually. Maverick Maverick claimed the change would transfer work to existing staff, reducing monthly costs to about $75 per month, a total saving of roughly $60 per month versus current expenses.
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Bexar County
Ueensr
Maury Mayotick
J. W Collins
Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Maverick Aaturday
Maverick
Maverick Exid Ha
Obituary notices for Katherine Ackermann and Rudolph Maderhofer
Native of Germany Katherine Ackermann age 58 lived in San Antonio 11 years with survivors Alfred, Wilhelmine Wild, Frieda Gembler, sister Wilhelmine Jaehnel and five grandchildren. Services at Riche chapel led by Rev McDowell. Rudolph Maderhofer 55 Austrian native came to the U S 50 years ago lived in city 35 years. Burial at Rede undertaking chapel with choir and pastor Paul Hein. Survivors Adele Malerdhofer widow two sons Rudolph W and Hugo, daughter Edna Wachob, brothers Robert Muleiofer William Louis, sister Mrs William Mills Seguin and four dependents.
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Katherine Ackermann
South Gevers Street
Germany
San Antonio
Gun
Alfred Ackermann
Wilhelmine Wild
Frieda Gembler
Wilhelmine Jaehnel
Carl TF. Ackermann
His Riche Chapel
Winifred McDowell Offiellinia
Rudolph Herman Malerhofer
Vance-Jackson
Austria
Sunfly
Canoel
Rede Undertaking Company
Paul Hein
Grace Guther
Porial
Adele, Malernofer
Rudolph W
Hugo
This Naty
William and
Louis Maderhofer
Beruin
William Mills
Seguin
Convict Released for Dallas Post Office Robbery Trial
George Myers alias Charles Reese, released from Passampaigon, to face trial for the Dallas post office robbery of $30,000. He previously served 11 years in California prisons for robbery. Federal authorities may pursue the case in Dallas.
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Ban Francisco
IRS
George Myers
Passampaigon
Myers
Charles BR. Reese
California
Fider
Dallna
George
Austin
Asylum Guards Stabbed by Patient in Phoenix Hospital
William Sewell and J. B. Graham, guards at the state hospital, were stabbed and seriously wounded this afternoon by a patient, Marde Roslan Bago, who fainted afterward. Two other patients reportedly collapsed during the incident.
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Phoenix
Ariz
William Sewell
J. B. Graham
Innatio
Marde
Roslan Bago
Winiselt
Thieves rob man after knockout drink in St Louis
Charles Biller 43 reports two men and two women robbed him of 1069 dollars after slipping knockout drops in a drink. He had carried the money in a bandage on his left leg and had just drawn funds from a bank days earlier.
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ST. Louis
Charles Biller
Bithner
Husband Charged With Murder In Alabama Bride Slaying
Ira B. Marable, a 7-year-old farmer, was charged with murder after the body of his wife of three weeks was found in their rural Alabama home. The victim’s body was discovered on the bedroom floor by a neighbor following a report of the incident.
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Dadeville
Als
TNS
Ira B. Marable
Marable
Bologna Bargain Bounty for San Antonio Needy
Central Relief Committee purchasing agent Howell Jones previews next week’s food bids for aid distribution. Items listed include six tons bologna and 12 000 cans of milk among dozens of staples such as prunes, syrup, coffee, cornmeal, lava compound, soap, tomatoes, and potatoes.
Body of Woman Bomb Victim in Ruins of Home
The body of Mrs Elizabeth Di Si vestro 45 wife of John M Di Sil vestro American Priest leader and prominent Italian attorney was recovered from the ruins of her home after a bomb shattered the building later injuring four others. Miss Merin Guarino secretary to the politician and two others were buried but rescued and rushed to a hospital in serious condition.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth di Sivestro
John M. di Silvestro
Merin Guarino
Sheryinss
Bombing blamed on Reds or maniacs in Youngstown home
A blast at the home of A W Smith general superintendent of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company was believed to be the work of red forces or demented individuals, as stated by sheet and tube officials. Separately in Paris Darjorie Sachs, America’s tenth ranked women’s tennis player, won her opening match in the French covered court championship defeating Miss Wolfram of England 6-3 6-4.
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Youngstown
Oluio
Jai
A. W. Smith
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Paris
Darjorie Sachs
America
Miss Wolfram
England
Conti
Sears
Max Shinies
Enel
Swollen Streams Inundate Southern Indiana Again
Flood conditions spread across Southern Indiana as swollen rivers including the White and Muscatatuck overflowed banks and shut highways. Commuters near Evansville, stranded for hours, were rescued as authorities reported multiple road closures due to high water.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Florida
Evanville
Siehway Comanisatee
Invitations Issued for 500th Meeting of San Antonio Scientific Society
Two hundred invitations have been issued for the five hundredth meeting of the Scientific Society of San Antonio to be held Tuesday evening February 7 at the Menger hotel. Edwin Heusinger, director, announced the program featuring remarks by Dr Harry Yandell Botkin UT president and notes on the W J McDonald observatory project. Prominent invitees include former speakers and local leaders such as W J Knox Mayor C M Chambers Brig Gen Charles R Howland Alfred B H Rabbe Will speak on Montaigne readings. Past presidents John S Howard J S Lankford Theo Hull Harry Hertzberg M L Crimming David Cerna will be acknowledged. committees listed.
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Ban Antonia
Edwin Heusingrs
Apul
Menger Hotel
T P.m Fine Wim
Harry Yandell Botudini
University of Texas
W. J. McDonald
Heusinger
Art
Cephas C. Brtrman
Leo
Bunck
John P. Donaghey
Gus
A. Durrier
Avery B. Cushing
Rail report to probe nation's railroads stalled by mania
Washington January press release says a comprehensive study of the nation’s railroads will be issued mid mania by the national committee on transportation led by Alfred E. Smith. Included are recommendations to improve the system, with backers including Bernard M. Baruch and Clark Howell. Members discussed loan terms with lawmakers, while officials avoided detail on a House resolution to extend further loans to railroads.
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Washington, D.C
INS
National Committee On
Alfred E. Smith
Will
Congress
Smith
Calvin Cool Setge
Bernard M. Darwen
Alexander Legge
Clark Howeall
White Smith
Sar Rayburn
Chvirien
Wouseijterstme Commerc Conuittes
Baruch
Beurtor Couzens
Eoumanion
Senate
Undertaking Held to Be Business
In Waltham Massachusetts the Board of Assessors refused a permit to conduct an undertaking. The decision held that the undertaking constituted a business venture rather than a private profession. The board cited a superior court ruling in support of the stance.
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Waltham
Mass
Dni B&— Fins
Kurt Wess Anil
Waltham Board of Aspents
Wentworth
New Air Mail Record Set Between Kansas City and St Louis
A new air mail record was set for the Kansas City to St Louis route with a pilot covering the 290 mile distance in 13 minutes. Also reported, the "Forgotten Man" was found in a Brooklyn jail after arrest in 1930, and a judge in another case was convicted of violation travel, with sentencing to Atlanta.
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Kansas City
St Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Feix Llone
Bleir
Dodgerous
Vuuse
Allanta
Bileir
Lorgodeen
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