United States to Join League of Nations Talks
The United States, still not a member, accepted the League of Nations invitation to participate in discussions on Japan's actions in Manchuria and northern China. Hugh R. Wilson is to Switzerland for the council table advisory role, with restrictions on binding US actions and votes. The move marks engagement without committing to league decisions while reaffirming independence of judgment.
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Covenet
Viiitraves
Sdeong
League of Nations
Mary
China
State Department
Oiay
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Bert
Star
United States
League
Nis Maunner
Vmmites
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Oayohe League
Japan
Manchuria
Great Wall
Peipine
Bir
Ie Drummond
Wilson
United Sates
Belgium
Canada
Coombia
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Guatema
Orway
Panama
Poland
Orluges
Spain
Sweden
Switzerand
Netherlands
Turkey
War Leader Says Japan May Halt at Frontier
Japanese nationalist leader and cabinet figure Sadao Azaki warned that Japan is unlikely to extend military operations into China proper. He stated he does not think Tokyo will advance beyond undisputed Chinese northern frontier and offered no firm assurances on future action.
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Ano
Sadao Azaki
Jason
Japan
China
Klal Scheff Assisted Amid Foreclosure Threat
New York on March 14 reports Klal Scheff, a musical comedy star from a quarter century ago, is sheltered by friends as he faces a low mood and lacks funds. Helpers paid her electric bill in her Connecticut home, which is threatened by foreclosure.
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New York
USI
Klal Scheff
Stor
Connecticut
Man Charged Over Liquor Seizure At Fort Bam Houston
Thames BH and Saathoff, civil service employee at the Civil Service board, face $500 bond on liquor charges. A federal search at 42 Koepke Avenue, Harlandale, yielded 45 pints of beer, several wines, and related paraphernalia. Saathoff claimed ownership for personal use only and said wine was given to him. Officials filed under the national prohibition act after no grounds found for a customs charge. Also noted is a Reno decree granting a divorce for Margery Hancock Hanks from Stedman Hanks, a Boston and New York clubman.
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Sauthols
Koepke Avenue
Harlandade
Altough
Young Australian Singer Charts World Tour on a Bicycle
Eric Malpas, 24, from Melbourne, travels 43 000 miles on a bicycle while singing the Globe Trotting Troubadour. In San Antonio he presses on toward Paso and the west coast, planning to sail to China. A baritone aiming to be an actor, he hopes to earn a few pennies along the way despite tight cash.
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Eric Malpas
Melbourine
Australia
Globe
San Antonio
Europe
North America
Paso
West Coast
China
Ambilians
Revival of Cash Flow Boosts Downtown Retail
Cash flowed back into downtown San Antonio businesses after the bank holiday as payroll checks were cashed and spending resumed. Grocers, cafes, and manufacturers report improved sales, with wholesalers noting higher buying despite some price increases. Retailers say conditions are returning to normal and active business is rebounding.
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Mighants
Royal
C. C. Leel
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Association
San Antonio Relail Grocers’ Association
Joe Civiletto
OODS
Treat
Gnell
Joe Obriotti
National Grocery Company
Street Salesman Held on Counterfeiting Charge
A street entertainer and razor blade vendor M P McGee was halted Monday by city detectives and secret service men near St Mary's and Commerce streets while being arrested on a counterfeiting charge. He was arraigned Tuesday. Tyrrell said two counterfeit 25 cent pieces were offered at the post office window and broken moulds for coins were found in a barn workshop.
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Secret Service
M. P. McGee
McGee
St. Mary's
Commerce
Edward Tyrrell
Wout Tyrrell
Aubrey Mopkins
John Higgins
John Gray
Tyrell
Montana Governor Becomes Senator
HELSNA March 14. John E. F. Erickson, previously Montana governor, resigns to become U S senator. He is appointed by successor Frank A. Cooney of Missouri to fill the late Thomas J. Walsh seat. Erickson is described as a Democrat.
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Helsna
United States
Montana
John EF. Erickson
Erickenn
Frank A. Cooney
Missouri
Thomas Ail
Walsh
Club Laments Mayor Chamberh Death in Resolution
The Business and Professional Woman's Club board passed a resolution Monday night lamenting the death of Mayor C. Mo Chamberh. It cited the mayor's kindly view and service to the organization and community.
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C. Mo Chamberh
Business and Professional
Vowel’ Club
Panu
Bet area unfurnished five room house rent listed
Classified ad notes a five room unfurnished house at 511 Topeka with monthly rent of 32 dollars and 50 cents. The feature references a light broadcast over KTLA and a contact in Fannin 1231 for placing ads.
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Topeka
Bet
Wieht
Place
Bone Welding for Justice in Lockhart March 14
Emil BSeelger of Lockhart, credited with Caldwell County and Central Texas first automobile, is hailed as a pioneer in auto medicine after welding a broken ankle for local Justice of the Peace J. Henry Martindale. The incident shows rapid bone setting, returning the official to walking.
Marion Nixon Suit Is Uncontested
Los Angeles March 14 The divorce petition filed by Marion Nixon film actress wife of Erl Wer d H Allman Jr a Chicago family scion will be uncontested a default to the suit has been entered and it was expected to be granted.
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Log Angeles
CINS
Marion Nixon
Film Aelrens
Erlwerd H. Allman Jr
Chicago
Pmra
Lockhart Farmer Digs Up His Gold
Lockhart, March 14. A farmer buried gold on his farm and later deposited 5000 in 30 dollar pieces. In Janesville, Wisconsin, March 14, John Spade, 16, dived into Rock River to retrieve something, but found the water had not moved from its usual place, repeating the dive three more times before returning home.
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Lockhart
Janesville
Wis
John Spade
Rock River
Former Governor Fergison Addresses Cattlemen in Fort Worth
Fort Worth March 14 Former Governor James E B Ferguson told Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association members that a sales tax could reduce the ad valorem tax for farmers and ranchers. He called the ad valorem tax too high and the convention was shortened by a day and a half due to a banking holiday.
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Fort Worth
James EB. Fergison
Texas
Southwest Cattemen
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Halsers
Association
Insurance Suit Filed in U S Court Against Police Fund
Roy Gibbons of Zavala County filed a federal insurance suit Tuesday claiming a writ of coverage and a disability. Attorneys include Mary West of Cryatel City. He alleges arthritis contracted in 1928 and asks damages around 10000 dollars.
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Federal District
Roy Gibbons
Zavala County
Gibbons
Mary
Cryatel City
Marshall Deputy Finds Upside Down Truck With Puzzles
Marshall Michigan March 14 Deputy Clyde Weatherwax reports a found truck and two trailers upside down in a ditch. The cargo included numerous jigsaw puzzles in mostly complete condition. Weatherwax says the puzzle pieces are jumbled and the case remains under investigation.
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Marshall, Mich
Clyde Weatherwax
Weatherwax
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