French Radical Socialists gain seats in cautious election
In Paris on May 2 the Radical Socialist party led by Edouard Merrint gained ground as the government under Premier Andre Tardien faced a precarious position after Festers-Gays results. Preliminary returns show Radical Socialists with 63 seats and other parties tallying 44 40 35 14 14 10 5 4 1 1, while Communists win one seat. The Radicals are expected to clinch power next Sunday if no coalitions form.
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INS
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Edouard Merrint
Andre Tardien
Fester- Gay
Chamber of Deputies
Tnlen
Herriot
Tardieu
Ibe
Communist Party
Oklahoma Crude Allowable Hiked
Oklahoma's allowable daily crude production for May is estimated at 445 952 barrels, an increase of 3 000 barrels over April. The new allowables became effective Sunday under revised orders of the state corporation commission. The Oklahoma City field was granted 105 00 barrels, an increase of 4 000 barrels daily for the month.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Corporation Commission
Rankin Pension Bill on Schedule in House Action
Washington May 2. House Democrats moved to bring up for tome action the Rankin bill to provide pensions for widows and orphans of World War veterans. The measure aims to aid families affected by military service.
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Washington, D.C
House
Democratic Resorts Today
Brooks Bummer Sets Summer Uniforms and Schedules
Brooks held a Monday session as uniforms were being won and summer schedules observed. Training will run from 7 to 8 a.m. to noon.
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Stop Worrying About Lost Items Found Notices
Public advisory urges locating lost items via The Light newspaper in San Antonio. Readers are told to contact the courteous writer at Crockett 24 or visit Broadway at Fifth Street for announcements and recovery guidance.
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KTLA
Antonio
Crocket 24
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Fifth Street
Unemployed Rally Demands Immediate Relief in Boston
About 500 unemployed protesters plus several thousand supporters marched to the Massachusetts State House. They prepared resolutions for Governor Ely seeking unemployment insurance funded by employers and the state, $15 weekly relief pending insurance law, funded by reducing official salaries to $2000 yearly, diverting funds from military and police, suspending state debt payments, and launching a state construction program to replace slum housing with low cost, fully free rent decent homes for the unemployed.
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State House
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Peace talks to resume between China and Japan in Shanghai
Chinese authorities announced that negotiations toward a formal armistice will be resumed in Shanghai from May 2 to 7. They said an agreement to end hostilities could be initiated tomorrow and formally signed on Thursday.
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Japan
Oklahoma City man kills self after home fire claim
Oklahoma City on May 21 E L Lane cut his throat in a hotel room and died before aid. Police believe he acted after disputes over the destruction of his home by a leak fire early yesterday. He is survived by his widow and one son.
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E L. Lane
Presbyterian Church Opposes Qualified Birth Control Approval
In Philadelphia on May 3 the Presbyterian church backed away from endorsing birth control within marriage, opposing the commission's qualified approval and maintaining a heated, long running controversy within the denomination.
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Presbyterian Church
Crow's Eggs Fetch 60 Cents A Dozen In Holt County
O NEIL Nebraska May 2 Farmers in Holt county report crows eggs priced at 60 cents a dozen while hen eggs bring only one cent per dozen. County bounty payments cover crows and their eggs guiding breeding control. Readers urged to place an alert ad in The Tight. call 34 for details.
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KTLA
Sulphur Dome Alarm Triggers Panic at Arlee Theater
A sulfur bomb exploded in the Arlee theater during a Sunday night show causing alarm and smoke. Police report says several hundred patrons fled toward fire escapes before a screen notice declared the bomb harmless. A $25 reward is offered for the arrest of the vandal. one officer was in the lobby, but the suspect escaped.
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Fragmented OCR Weather and Place Names From a Local Page
Fragmented text lists many place names and weather related fragments. The jumbled OCR cites towns counties and regions such as New York Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas and Nevada with scattered numbers and weather cues. It appears to be a clipped local page segment with no clear article or event.
Salary cuts division at Bexar County court plan faces legal doubts
Bexar County commissioners push 5 to 25 percent salary reductions for officials and staff, but many courthouse officials doubt legality of refunding portions of state funded salaries to the county general fund. District Attorney Tynan opposes, citing state supervision of his office, while Treasurer Sobieski supports the majority stance. Other officials resist further cuts, awaiting legal clarity from the attorney general.
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Galariea
General Fund
Edgar G. Garvey
James V. Alfred
Austin
Garvey
County General Fund
Justice of the Pence
John Onion Ras
Tynan
Walter Tynan
Ment
Joe Sobieski
Albert V. Huth
Libraries Praised by Visitor in San Antonio
H A Miller chief of the Jersey City library system praised San Antonio libraries during a tour with 23 other American Library Association members visiting the Alamo missions and the city library. The group, led by F W Faxon, planned a barbecue at Gallagher ranch before continuing to Mexico City on the Missouri Pacific line.
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H. A. Miller
Jersey City
Astem
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Mexico City
San Antonio
Miller
Miler
American Library Association
Republic
New Orleans
Menger Hotel
Alamo and
Missions
Frances Humphrey
Gallagher Ranch
Menger
Mexico
Will Rogers Son Enrolled in Cowboy College at Circle Bar
Jimmy Rogers, son of humorist Will Rogers, is enrolled in the Cowboy college at Circle Bar ranch in Fort Worth and will conduct polo classes there this summer. He is currently a student at New Mexico Military Academy and will stay until the semester ends in June.
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Jimmy Rogers
Will Rogers
Cowboy College
Circle Bar Ranch
Homer Adams
Texas Christian University
Rogers
New Mexico Miliary Academy
Semster
Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Customs Duties
Treasury receipts for April 29 show 1902,624.64 in receipts and 13,982,875.75 in expenditures, leaving a balance of 312,859,596.15. Customs duties for 29 days of April totaled 20,246,689.71.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Svere
Houston Club Wins Federal Tax Refund Victory
The Houston Club of Houston Texas secured a refund of 17188 plus interest from the government after tax claims for initiations and dues in 1927 1928 and 1929 were canceled as the club argued it was not a social organization but a business welfare group supporting Houston. Counsel A Philips and Robert Ash stated the club’s primary aim was business welfare, not social purposes.
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D. C
Houston Dluo
Houston
Texas
A. Philips
Touston
Robert Ash
Knobknockers Raid Houston Office for Cash Bonds
Knobknockers raided the Foram and company offices in Houston early today and looted one safe with cash checks and bonds totaling 2302 dollars. An unsuccessful attempt was made to enter a second safe. The loot included 162 dollars in cash 140 dollars in checks and 2000 dollars in bonds belonging to the secretary treasurer of the company.
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Houston
Hay
Foram and Company
Limit on Filipino Entry Urged by Senator Sharbridge
Washington May 2 Republican Senator Sharbridge of California urged the Senate immigration committee to approve a bill to treat Filipinos as aliens under immigration laws and restrict their entry into the United States.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
Sharbridge
Calfornial
Senate Immigration Committee
United States
Band Concert On Program Band Concert On Program
Music week launches in San Antonio with citywide programs culminating in a joint Chaminade Choral and Ninth Infantry band concert at Municipal Auditorium Sunday night. Monday features include a harmonita contest at the Menger Hotel ballroom and an Alfalfa Stitiae concert in Travis Park.
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Municipal Auditorium
Menger Hotel
Travis Park
Mary Stuart Edwards
Humphrey Avenue
John Philip Sousa
Sunken Garden
Tobin Hill
Woodrow Wilson
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Woodlawn Lake
Leniency Granted Two on Bond Case in Federal Court
Federal Judge R J McMillan again extended leniency to two sureties and set aside a $1000 judgment against R A Howell and M B Weldon in a bond case tied to L Thompson charged with violation of the national prohibition act and conspiracy. Thompson appeared for trial intermittently and later left to seek work in the Rio Grande Valley after giving his address to U S district attorney staff. The bond's forfeiture was avoided as Thompson volunteered for trial, marking a second similar ruling in two weeks.
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R.A. Howell
M. B. Weldon
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Barwell and Weldon
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Tme
Rio Grande Valley
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New Dry Officer Takes Up Los Angeles Duties
Auegromar arrives in Salt Ate dan to aid in prohibition enforcement with special duties as an investigator of important cases. The investigator came from the New Orleans office, assigned to the Mid district where Texas run park. He is confirmed as permanent investigator for the San Antonio district, replacing P. B. Locke who moves to Washington for special assignments.
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Texatia Run Park
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Coolidge Coaches 12 Fish He Can Keep
Harttorm Conn May 22 Former Proatfont Galvin Conlidac today caught a dozen trout or more from a pond and kept them. The event occurred on Rod erm fap mall there on his second depth. Abie year bn the private Rirtam Affarmer Benatar Contre T. Mebenn in Almehary.
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Almehary
Two Passengers Die as Biplane Crashes Near Omaha
A biplane fell 180 feet near Omaha Nebraska, killing passengers Frank Marshall aged 21 and Helen Schley aged 19 who were engaged to be married. The pilot was seriously injured.
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Frank Marshall
Helen Schley
County Urged to Form 10 Man Police Force
County Attorney D. Davis urged creating a 10 member county police force under an act from the last legislature. The proposal would pay $100 monthly plus $20 for expenses, place deputies under a new highway patrol, revoke existing commissions, and fund the force from the general fund with fees going to the same fund.
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Davis
Republican Given Penn House Seat in Ha Risburg
The state elections bureau certified Howard W. Stull, Republican, elected to fill the unexpired term of former Congressman J. Gussall Leech. Stull, from Cambrig county, won by a 400 vote plurality over Democrat George E. Wolt. Term expires next March.
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State Elections Bureau
Howard W. Slull
Congress
Cambrig
County
Man J. Gussall Leech
Stull
George E. Wolt
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