President Hoover signs new fair-bill amid Wall Street fluctuations
The article notes President Hoover signing a fair-bill with Secretary Mellon applauding. It comments on market moves, Wall Street’s vertiginous swings, and a metaphor of a crying baby market with stocks and commodities rising slightly. It also discusses distant events and marriage customs with comparisons to biblically or historically echoed unions.
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Hoover
Mellon
Wall Street
British Open leads with Jones Cotten Smith share early lead
Hoydane June 18 Bobby Joncas and MacDonald Smith head a United States invasion sharing first round brass with Henry Cotton of Britain. Cotton shot 70 plus two others, while Jim Barnes carded 71 as Moe Smith faltered. The wind blew, the rain cleared, and the field settled with Cotten and Jones tied for the front.
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Bobby Joncas
MacDonald Smith
United States
Henry Cotton
Cotton
Horian Smith
Don Moe
Hew Wyiepel
Cenrge von Elm
Jones
Cotton Tieg Jones
Smith
Jim” Barnes
Moe Smith
Lo Mlter
Bribhie
Cotuin
Bobby
Bulbuy
Lont
Birilie
Colton
Retaliatory Measures Planned Across Nations
The United States implements a new tariff law triggering international reaction. Canada adds countervailing duties on about 24 US imports, while Belgium considers further measures and Spain weighs breaking the modus vivendi with the United States. European cabinets discuss coordinated responses.
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United States
Canada
Marans
Fi Mundu
New Grundy Tariff May Take G. O. P. Down to Defeat
Opinion column condemns the Grundy tariff as extortion shaped by ex-lobbyist Grundy. It argues Republican leaders and President Hoover reneged on promises, blaming Grundy’s influence for a policy seen as harmful. The piece predicts electoral backlash against the GOP and the possible defeat of the party.
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Firm Cannot Meet Obligations on Deregularities Notice
New York Cotton Exchange members reported they could not meet their obligations due to irregularities within their organization. The June notice cited deregularities as the cause of the failure to fulfill commitments.
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Finepar F& Company
New York Cotton Echange
Todley
Clara Bow at Dallas hotel fronts alienation suit details
Clara Bow the It girl, visiting Dallas to settle a suit brought by the wife of a married man. She discusses the case, the man, their relationship, and the $150,000 alienation claim, while denying other specifics and hinting at coast events. The article notes Bow’s earnings and current work status amid the scandal.
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Clara Bow
Daisy Jamilton
Tate
Ierald
Haldy Priegnd
Clara
Stroghten
Jim
Liu
Abe
Cory Wigit
Hte
Transcontinental flight ends in Jacksonville after San Diego trip
Beach and Miward FE Schlee, transcontinental fliers, completed a long round trip from San Diego to Jacksonville. They landed at the municipal airport after a beach circle and a high tide landing. the plane overshot the runway, tipping on its side with a broken wheel, but the pilots remained unharmed.
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Edward F.schlee
Florida
California
San Diego
Jacksonville
Fla
William
Beach
Miward FE
Airy Park Ub
Calif
Jacksonville Leech
Bate Brock
Lehberton
Four on Stand in Hoard Trial as Evidence Grows
Four more witnesses testified as the Hoard trial continued in the Thirty-seventh District Court on Wednesday morning. Nellie Karn of Galveston Street testified she was in the home at 401 Lexington Avenue the night of the infant daughter’s birth and death and heard Mrs. Marquis question nurse Grace Fredericks about what was happening in the room.
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Huddy
Munter
Ethel Schummeber
Nellie Karn
Alveston Atreet
Texington Avenue
Mra. Marquis
Grace Fredericks
Miss Schumacher
Marquis
Col
Weather Forecast For San Antonio Area
Wednesday night fair with Thursday partly cloudy. Temperatures rise slightly with a southerly wind. Moderate northerly winds expected near the coast, with unsettled conditions continuing into Thursday.
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Ban Antonio
Jarboe Forecasts Fair Warm Weather For Texas
J H Jarboe of the weather bureau predicts fair and warm weather across the area with partly cloudy skies. Wednesday night and Thursday show light southerly winds and a high around 84 degrees, while both East and West Texas stay cloudy and unsettled.
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Whursday
J. H. Jarboe
Weather Bureau
Dr Scott Slated for Geneva Office
Dr James Brown Heatt, noted as Father of the League Court and secretary of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, will be elected to the panels of nine judges serving on the Geneva court, according to advice reaching here today.
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C. Zone
James Brown Heatt
League Court
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Geneva Court
Lightning Strikes Church Killing Three in Storm Tolling Bell
A dispatch from Seboarveh near Fagarasch, Transsleani reports a lightning strike during a severe storm at a church sheltering a crowd. Three people were killed and others fatally injured as the church bell tolled during the event.
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Seboarveh
Fagarasch
Transsleani
BeKenzie Murder Appeal Denied In Sanity Fight
The Court of Criminal Appeals at Austin denied two months of attorney appeals seeking a writ of coram nobis for John M. BeKenzie, the condemned murderer of Detective Chic Snr. Brreet. BeKenzie has been held in the Dallas County jail after a second sanity hearing ended in a deadlocked jury. he was deemed insane at the initial hearing, a verdict that spared him the electric chair. He has moved between San Antonio State Hospital and Terrell State Hospital, then to Dallas County jail, with current status as an insane person awaiting further action amid ongoing challenges to the trial’s fairness. District Judge W W McCrory reaffirmed his stance not to retry BeKenzie unless directed by higher courts. Lamar Seeligson, district attorney, and related affidavits remain pending, not dismissed, as the case continues toward resolution.
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Kenzie
Chic Snr
Brreet
Austin
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Associated Press
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Dexar County
Ninety-fourth District
McKenzie
San Antonio State Hospital
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Terrell State Bon Vital
Dallas
Torrell Hospital
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Stant
W. W. McCrors
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McKenne Tris
Keon McKenzie
Hexap
Rusk State
Lamar Seeligson
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Liner Roosevelt Runs Aground Near Robbins Reef
The liner President Roosevelt ran aground today in New York harbor three quarters of a mile north of St George Staten Island near Robbins Reef. No injuries reported, details pending. Local crews work to assess damage and salvage options.
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President Roosevelt
Robbins Reef
St. George
Staten
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