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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
1
Cancer research advances and global notes mix in a fragmented report
The column blends reports on cancer cure efforts using animal studies at the Heckefeller Institute and a series of disparate world notes. It mentions belief in future human applications, political shifts in Mexico and Europe, railway earnings, upheavals in Jerusalem, and prohibition debates, all in a garbled, era-tinged voice.
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Heckefeller Institute of Medieainlesearch
Feller
Jakm D. Rockefeller Jr
Employment on Rise Says Doak In Congress Report
Washington March 14 Secretary Doak stated that recent data show a general increase in industrial employment across Argentina. The report cites stronger manufacturing output and higher job creation, with expected continued gains in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doak
Washington
B.C
Doakinlay
Aera
Count Milleraka The Count Held in Texas Court
Victor Milles known as The Count, a famed international con man, faced a Texas court after being arrested in the Blue Bouvet hotel. Judge Fe Y Minor ordered his appearance for hearing on swindling charges tied to a $15,000 bond and prior alleged currency counterfeiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Milles
Froxan
Fe. Y. Minor
Miller
Mheriffe Mels
Blue Bouvet Hotel
Boston Bonding Company
Boston
Enark
Aflicr
Fnte
Englenes
Ed O'zrell
Secret Service
Tom Gloint
Licdeas Niegras
Tyrer
Miler
Tudge
Coust
H. G. Nami
Traic
Maglen
Man Burrenders
Tudga
Woder
Whitch
Neoni
Milfor
Haben Corps
Anewer
Horton
Partin
France
Cowboy to Herd Turkeys Wanted in North Dakota
Fragmentary notice from Fargo dated March 12 14 describes a unusual call for a “cowboy” to herd turkeys amid crop and water shortages. The readable text hints at a local employment or notice board item with scattered terms.
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Fargo
N. D
North
Datots
Wanlalm
Pleasant Weather Is Forecast for 8 A Jarhoe
Pleasant weather is forecast for Thursday night and Friday with increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions across the northern part of the state. Jarboe says there is no threat of bad weather for the weekend with a minimum temperature around 56 degrees Friday morning, compared with 61 degrees Thursday.
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Anc
Frides
Acros
Jarboe
Wales
Wimberley Murder Trial Set Amid San Marcos Shooting
In San Marcos on March 12 the murder trial of J Wimberley 61 of Wimberley formerly a solddon near San Marcos proceeds. The case concerns Riley W Plant a wealthy renegerate of San Antonio. A separate related incident left Helmuth Uerbold dead by a stray bullet from Wimberleys gun.
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Wimberly
San Mancos
Erng
Ss. J. Wimberley
Wimberley
Soltdon
San Marcos
Riley W. Plant
Ina
San Antonio
Flint
Nocourt
Wimberles
Helmuth Uerbold
Five Die in Duncan Oil Explosion at Home
A kerosene explosion in a Duncan Oklahoma home killed five people. The victims include Mrs John Phirl o and her two year old daughter, Ed Thilo age 22 and his family, and two other women. The blast occurred when a woman tried to start a fire by pouring fuel from a gallon can into the stove. One child was rescued.
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Duncan
John Phirlo
Mra
Ed Thilo
Bee
Tne
Europe Sundered by Unrelenting Blizzard Grip
A March 12 report from London notes Europe enduring a fierce blizzard from Germany France Austria Scandinavia and Britain. Widespread storms continue with little pause since last week, disrupting travel and daily life across the continent.
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London
Europe
Germany
Feange
Austria
Seite
Selanit
Scandavia
Helland
Progressive Aid Plans Aired At Washington Conference
The Progressive conference in Washington debates unemployment and industrial mobilization aiming to map a legislative program for the next session. Norris of Nebraska leads a call for a broad plan covering tariff, unemployment, power, agriculture, and government reform. A general staff concept and public employment measures are proposed along with unemployment insurance and better job placement systems. A farm relief committee is named to study agricultural relief proposals.
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Washington, D. C
Progressive — Conference
Senglor Norris
Nebraska
Lafolletta
Wikcontgin
Calla
Wisconsin Republicus
George EB. Lone
Labor Bureau of
New York City
Leo Wolman
National Bureau of Economic Research
Wolman
Norris
Trafellette
Comittee
Renster Borah
Idaho
Borah
Bred Cammeings
Wort Collins
Cole
Milo Nene
Des Moines
Iowa
Joby A. Simpeon
Oklahome City
Waonamaker
St. Matthews
B. C
Shipslead
Furmte-Laber
Minnesota
Thomas
Democrat
Oklahoma
Frazier
Republican
North Dakota
Brookbart
Epublican
Town
McGill
Kansas
Joseph L. Brietow
Fairfax, Ve
Ball Moose
Tex Publican
Ayres
Democrit
Hanne
Campbell
Lowe
Edward WH
Costigan
For Costigan
Colorado
William Wirth
Columbia
Ale
Women Prepare to Govern Second Town in Arkansas
In Northern Arkansas Yellville recently elected women to office, and Humphrey in the south central region may follow as women look to fill mayor and marshal roles. The town sizes are about 2500, with voters awaiting entries from masculine aspirants and a potential shift to women-led municipal government.
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Arkansas
Momphrey
Yellville
Muhicina
Caceus
WICKERSHAM DISRUGSES REPORT IN BOSTON PROHIBITION DEBATE
Boston March 12 Min Wickersham head of the federal law enforcement commission discussed the prohibition report. He defended its conclusions, noting costs were far under 200000 and that critics overstate expenses. He warned the commission may cease existing after July 1 as it reviews expert reports.
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Boston
Min Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
Loins
Comminston Chatrain
Doston Chamber of Commerce
Wickersham
Conmission
Enid
Dermission
Ibe
Hquerwil Osse
Judge Declines to Free Ex Solon in Liquor Trial
Washington D C March 12 Justice Peyton Gordon denied a motion for directed verdict of acquittal by Edward E Denison former Hlinda representative charged with possession of liquor Defense argued the government failed to prove a case and that the liquor trunk seized in his office two years ago was not under his control or knowledge of its contents
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Washington, D. C
Peyton Gordon Incluy
Edward E. Denison
Hlinda
Sunnsel
Mustion
Denivan
Watering Cotton Violation of Law
AUATIN March 12. Devices that place water in cotton during ginning or after the process violate state law. The gin supervision chief in the state department of agriculture warned owners today.
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Auatin
Rb.icher
State Department of Sgriculture
Cardinal Mundelein to Attend College Dedication
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago will attend the inauguration of a new college for the propagation of the faith, built with American funds, it was learned today. The ceremony marks a key event in church education and overseas missionary support.
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Canterbury
J. V Picepont Morgan
Jeruealem
Associated Presa
Holy See
Jerusalem
Vatican
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
College For the Propagation of the Faith
Todus
Ex Chancellor Hermann Mueller Fights Ill Health
Berlin reports former Chancellor Hermann Mueller is very low in health amid a recurrence of an old ailment. Doctors say he remains under care and monitoring as officials express concern for his condition.
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Germany
Very
Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Houston Financier Dies at Home Leader in Building Industry
Jonas Shean Rice, 75, renowned financier and founder in Houston's building sector, died at his home after a brief illness. He helped shape local development and supported community projects through decades of service. He is survived by relatives and a legacy of civic involvement.
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Houston
Mnceh
Jonas Shean Rice
Todes
Weather Forecast for Antonie Area Sees Warmer Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with warmer Friday. Southerly winds shift to stronger speeds over the weekend. Expect highs around the mid 60s and overnight lows in the 40s with increasing humidity. Friday cloudy then warmer Saturday with sunny intervals and a brief risk of northwest breeze. The forecast covers Antonie and nearby regions with general easing by Sunday.
Testimony Opens In Wimner Trial In District Court
Kenneth Wimner financier faces jury in Ninety-fourth District Court as indictment reading and presentation of 50 exhibits begin. Assistant district attorneys read the eight page indictment in relays while defense declines to waive the reading. A small crowd attends as jurors are sworn and questioned, with potential bias noted among several panelists.
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Kenneth Wimner
Ninety-fourth District Court
Tabaing
Btate
F. Laden
Charles Matthers
We McCrory
Wimer
Wimner Richardson Company
Ste
Attite
Attorptys
Dave Walger
Major Beasts Wolf Attack Near Highland Park
Walter Baker, a 10 year old, was attacked by a wolf in the 1500 block of Highland boulevard as Major A B Warner tried to help. The wolf bit near the boy’s throat before being killed by Officer J J Calderon. Kim Kennedy carried the child home for medical care. The animal wore a chain, suggesting captivity, and may have escaped from a nearby yard near Highland Park Elementary School.
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Walter Baker Jr
Highland Boulevard
Young Baker
A.B. Waener
Iond Boulevard
Walter Baker
Tyearett
Jacge Wolk
Waller
Warner
Kim Nenedy
Loud
Bia
Bowis
J. J. Calderon
Hy Child
Owen W. Killer
George Robinson
Essa
Walter
Hig Wand Park
Ella Keardy
Retired U S Naval Officer Dies in California Harbor
Capt. William D. Brotherton, 60, retired United States naval officer and commander of the Mississippi where an explosion aboard a ship near San Pedro in June 1024 killed 48, died that night of heart failure after retiring from active duty in February 1027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digun Beach
Call
William D. Brotherton
N. 5
Mississippi
San Pedro
Prohibition Director Woodcock Announces 300 New Agents
Prohibition Director Woodcock announced the addition of 300 new Alcohol Control agents as part of a tougher dry law enforcement push. The measure aims to expand auditing and enforcement across jurisdictions to curb violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cémfalan
Des Law Vickstire
Aay
Prohibition
Woodcock
Classified ads jumble lists sale items and jobs
Fragmented want ads describe a 1920 era car for sale priced at $585 alongside job seeks and real estate notes. Mentions include a 75 Sport Roo ster, a structural care driller with twenty years experience, poultry houses and chicken coops, a 1030 model Majenite radio set, and a clearance event with unclear details. The text is garbled and overlapping with misread classifications and prices.
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