Across America and the Nation in Tilted Headlines
A garbled front of 1930s era views discusses soldiers cash and pensions, Mellon, and imagined prosperity, pairing Kiplingish meditations with political jibes. The piece cites Albuquerque Journal, Chicago headlines, and a parade with a Mayor Thompson horse image while critiquing old age pensions and production, urging self-reliance and better distribution.
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Napoleon
Major Thompson
Chicago
Albuquerque Journal
Tucumcari
Arch Hucley
Thompson
Bonds Forfeited In Capital Offense Cases In Bexar County
In Ninety fourth District Court bonds on ten capital offenses were forfeited this week. Judge W W McCrory ordered one set of eight murder cases and two statutory assault on females to stand, with others missing or misplaced. Officials say failure to surrender defendants costs the state thousands annually, as records are rarely up to date. District Attorney Walter Tynan directed assistants to pursue bond forfeitures, seeking payment from bondmen.
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Fondsmen
Bexar County
State of Texas
Eighe
Ninety-fourth District Court
W. W. McCrory
Walter ‘Tynan
Trandie Laslor
James Young. Sr
Lavaar
Theo Simming
W. HM. Anderson
Weather Forecast San Antonio and nearby areas
San Antonio area weather outlook with Friday night temperatures near 20s and Saturday around mid 60s. Expect variable winds and cloud cover in northern portions with possible showers in southern parts. Offshore outlook mentions warming trend into the weekend with cooler nights and unsettled conditions.
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San Antonio
Sleintiss
Texas
Felder_ alett
Senate passes bill creating district court in Lexar county
The Senate approved a bill to establish the One Hundred and Eighteenth District Court of Lexar county, WV, with A Williamson of The measure sent to the House. Berar county would gain five district courts and the new court would handle domestic relations cases. an Anderson bill to San Antonio was introduced in the House.
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Austin
Senate
Lexar County
Senatec
A. Williamson
House
Berar County
Eimier
Anderson
San Antonio
1200 to Get Back Jobs in Pine Mills
In Silsbee Texas area twelve hundred unemployed men will regain work Monday as three Pine mills of the Kirby Lumber Company resume operations. John Henry Kirby, head of the company, announced the restart and pledged stable employment.
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Pine Mills
Houston
Kirby Lumber Company
Silsbee
Texas
John Henry Kirby
Toung
Parade Demands Work In Tulsa Downtown
In Tulsa Oklahoma on January 30 a parade of about 100 unemployed men staged through downtown carrying signs reading We Want Work. The somber event reflected local job scarcity and kept narration brief.
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Tulsa
Okla
Weciien
Prospect of Sux Saturday Forecast by Weather Bureau
Partial sun expected Saturday with loudy weather in the next 24 hours. Temperatures will run high as clouds break. minimum Friday night near 52 degrees, 3 below the forecasted value. Rain this week totals 2.08 inches, monthly 6.06 inches. rain to stop Friday morning per Jarboo.
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J. He Jaker
Weather Bureau
Jorbor
Jarboo
Harvard Dismisses Rady Fruit Donor
Boston Post reports Harvard University dismissed James Angler of New Harm, son of Professor Roswell Parker Angler of Yale, after a series of escalades culminating in a Thursday night incident at the Metropolitan theater where grapefruit were buried near Rudy Vallee.
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Boston
Boston Post
Jameat 8
Angler
New Harm
Conny
Secretary Wilbur Backs Domestic Production Curb
Secretary Wilbur endorsed in a Senate Commerce Committee letter a curb on domestic production portions. The note, sent to the committee, urges restricting domestic output to align with policy goals.
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Wilbur Satgigeee D.G
Wilbur
Senate Commerce Committee
Wife of Divine Healer Accuses Patient in Suit
In Los Angeles 36 year old Tan Trasmond testifies that wife of a faith healer spied through a keyhole mistaking treatments intended for Muriel Bernundez as medical care. He claims the couple’s ward Phillips spoke of abuse while Bermud ez, a film audio worker, sues for ten thousand dollars in alienation of affection damages.
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Los Angeles
Tan
Trasmond
Ward Phillips
Muriel Bernundez
Clare Doreen [Phillips
Alex Bermundez
London
Abe
Mies Bermandezin
Cooper Breaks Par to Lead Texas Open Nine Holes In
Chicago's Harry Cooper shot a sparkling 34 two under par to lead the Texas Open entrants at Brackenridge Park after nine holes. Denis Shute, Jack Speer, and Orton Smith trailed in a top trio chase as the crowded gallery watched the early action.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Howard Gulden
Dallas
Beli
Brackenridge Park
Denis Shute
Jack Speer
San Antonio
Worf
Orton Smith
Newarck City
Brio Ag
Shute
Smith
Speer
Jimmy Vincent
Hollywood
Harry Brown
Menico City
Gene West
Dales
E. Osburn
Paris
Seamey Hern
Pittsburgh
Emmett Kilian
el Paro
Withess
Sen Antonha
Jimmy Morgan
Jimmy Morgan. ‘Sen ‘Antoni
Clarence Hubby
Waco
Clarenca Clarke
Sorey Course
Cypetamare
Butler court martial plans pressed in Washington
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover backing for Major General Smedley Butler's court martial over alleged un diplomatic remarks about Mussolini. The case, ordered by President Hoover, prompts cabinet debate on Butler's discipline while Marine corps officials prepare a court martial roster of 5 to 13 members led by Rear Admiral John T. Walligan.
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Washington
Dan
Jwhn W. Davis
New York
Gert. Suredley VL. Butler
D. C
Jon
INS
Hooree Himect
Gee
Smedler
D. Butler
United States Marine Corps
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Reliake
Stimson
Stembers
Navy
Adams
Jhis
Adam
Rimphy
Army
Nome
Buller
Butler
Gono
Washington, D. C
Smedley D. Butler
Wartini
Nove Department
Unser
Shelifire
Maj
Henry Leonard
Leonard
Sary Department
Marine and Naval
John T. Twalligan
Teoneo Pare
Col
Man Freed After Call On Girl Leads Jail Time
KALRIGH North Carolina January 30. In jail for calling on a girl against her father s wishes Felix Weight has been freed by Governor Gardner after seven years confinement. The case involved a plea by the girl s father who claimed weight wrote threats and letters. Weight faced charges of trespass and burglary from prior incidents and was freed following gubernatorial intervention.
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Kalrigh
N. C
Felix Weight
Gardner
Harold Lloyd Jr Loses Weight in First Six Days
The infant son of film comedian Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis Lloyd weighed yesterday for the first time in six days, dropping 2 pounds 14 ounces. Doctors said the premature baby had lost weight since birth but the loss is common among incubator babies and the child is not yet out of danger.
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Angeles
Dan
VPI
Harold Cloyd Ie
Ling
Mildred Davis Lloyd
Tristhcinus
House Building Shows Revival in New York
New York January 30 reports residential building moving from doldrums with Standard Statistics finding strength in single and two family homes and subdivision developments after a long period of weakness.
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New York
Standard Statistics Company
Board undecided on wheat problem in Springfield
In Springfield on January 20 the federal Farm Board led by Alexander Seegar has not yet decided whether to attempt to stabilize prices for the wheat crop as it did with the corn yield yesterday.
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Suringfield
Jil
Federal Farm Board
Ghatrinan Alezander Segee Xold
Travel in secret by Aimee and Roberta Semple
Joseph Ford attorney for Aimes Semple McPherson reports the evangelist and her daughter Roberta Semple are traveling incognito on a steamer somewhere in the Pacific.
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Aimee
Roberta
Los Angeles
Joseph Ford
Aimes Semple McPherson
Evangunrat
Roberta Semple
Pacific
Governor Thors backs repeal of Tarrant civil service law
Governor Thors supports repealing the Tarrant County civil service rule. The measure targets a law enacted by the previous legislature, signaling a shift in personnel administration and political alignment in Austin.
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Tarrant
Austin
Tan
Thors
Grecing Todas
Tarrant County
Illinois Eggs Go at 12 Cents A Dozen
In Pana Illinois wholesale poultry houses offered fresh eggs at 12 cents a dozen today as the forest market price reached a rare level in 80 years. The price reflects a notable shift in local poultry trade.
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Illinois
BKO Merger Between Rudio Reith Orpheum and Pathe Studios
In Los Angeles on January 30 the film industry reports a merger between Rudio Reith Orpheum Pictures and Pathe Studios, signaling a major consolidation in acquisition and distribution. The deal aims to expand catalog access and production capability across West Coast markets.
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B.K.O
Pathe
Los Angeles
Rudio-Reith-Orpheum Pictutes and
Pails Studios
Yar Ane
It Was So Nice While It Lasted But What a Result
A shopper narrator reports a sudden encounter with a young woman near a tree while returning home with groceries. The assailant, identified as Useny Pelion, fled after the incident, leaving behind a wallet containing $87. The story includes a cryptic note from Mrs Pelion and an officer's involvement.
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OS Angeles
Jan
Pelion
Senator Robinson outlines 1930s relief plan in brief
Washington January 0 The Democratic leader Senator Robinson outlines a relief program to avoid a special session. The plan requests 25 million dollars for relief plus 15 million for food loans and 20 million bushels of wheat on board a relief corps 5 million for organization of relief corporations and 2 million for medical supplies with 2.5 million reappropriated for food relief to southern states.
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Washington, D. C
Robinson
Arkanass
Senate
Democrats
Congress
Interior Department
Texas to Observe Birthday of Lee
Texas to day was added to the list of southern states observing January 19 as the birthday of Robert E. Lee as a legal holiday Governor Rosa L. Steeling signed a bill passed by the legislature designating the day in memory of the Confederate veteran’s son and the southern leader.
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Texas
Lee Austin
Robert F. Lee
Rosa &. Steering
Mene
Mexican envoy thanks Missouri governor for clemency
A telegram from the Mexican ambassador in Washington to Governor Caulfield expressed gratitude. It announced the commutation of Mexican national Sfiguel Aguelera from death to life in prison. Aguelera had been sentenced to hang in St Louis but will now serve a life term in the state prison.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Washington, D. C
Caulfield
Sfiguel Aguelera
St. Lovig Tod
Aguelera
Spanish speaking reps wanted to sell dresses in ads
Want ads note Spanish speaking representatives needed to sell dresses. Other items include a private room near walking distance, a 1900 Buick with standard transmission under 100 miles for $905 with terms, and miscellaneous classified items like mesquite wood lengths.
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Carate
Cina
Mit
Sk Opportunity
Tura
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