Clergyman praises Brisbane column on universe and salaries
A Little Rock Arkansas pastor writes to praise Arthur Brisbane for explaining the universe and cosmology. He argues there are no "too big salaries" for capable leaders and cites Kingsbury Teagle Gifford Hearst as examples, while noting government taxes cut into earnings. He predicts Japan's rise and a future rearrangement in northern China.
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Winfield Methodist Church
Little Rork, Ark
James Joons
Oir Dames
Matehless
Mr. Brisbane
Congress
Kingsbury
Standard Oz
California
Kettleman Hills
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Ferguson says liberal clemency policy for liquor violators favored
Governor's husband James Ferguson urges broad pardons for Dean law offenders and prisoners with time credit. He predicts no active enforcement for 2.2 Beer and backs lenient polcies on 3.2 beer. No immediate special session after current term. bond referendum Aug 26 shapes unemployment relief. Ferguson expects federal aid discussions to follow.
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Austin
INS
James E. Ferguson
Berguson
Ltmeelt
Whaletale
Dean
Ferguson
Gubernatoriat
Bexar County
Walter Tyhan
Texas
Ourrent Tegular
Tooner
Asv Amertenn
3.2 Beer Flows Over Texas in Spite of Law
In Texas cities demand for 3.2 beer rises despite a repeal referendum still months away. Cafes and stores rush to obtain federal permits to sell 3.2 beer as police and prosecutors clash over enforcement. Dallas officials say cases won t convict, while Houston seizes 3.2 beer and vows prosecution if indicted. Federal agents terse on ongoing cases.
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Texas
Daldas
Internal Revenue
Dallas
Walloa
U. S
Wil- Hisan A. Atwell
Robert H. Hurt
Dallas Internal Revenue Collector
Washington
Bader
Special Session Called by Murray in Oklahoma City
Governor W H Murray issued a call for a special session of the state legislature to meet next Wednesday. He says the session is needed to prevent a $60,000,000 deficit in the state treasury and will urge passage of a 2 percent sales tax a five cent clearer tax and a revision of the existing home tax scale.
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Murray
Oklaroma Gity
Okla
CINS
Arate
W. H. Murray
Shire
Kin of Coolidge Injured in Italy Auto Crash
London dispatch reports Miss Coolidge a close relative of former U S president injured in an automobile accident in Italy while traveling from Venter to Gatelane. She was with composer Francisco Malpiero and his wife when their car collided with another vehicle.
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Uy Am
Coolidge
Italy
London
Borah Warns War Threat Threatens Global Business
In Washington on May 20, Senator William E. Borah Republican of Idaho told the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom that the present disputes over the treaty threaten another world war and paralyze international business.
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Wasilington
D. C
INS
Antar National
Bernier William E. Borah
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
American Aviators Held on Smuggling Charge Near Laredo
Norvin McLeod and John Pumyea, American aviators, are held for trial at Nuevo Laredo Mexico on charges of arcohal smuggling in a plane. They were arrested near the Dol Martin dam in Coahuila state and their plane was seized. Pumyea formerly lived at San Antonio.
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Laredo
Norvin McLeod
John Pumyea
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Arcohal
Meght
Dov Martin Dam
Coahuila
Pumyen
San Antonin
Bank Robbed of $2000 in Atwater Branch Heist
California reports a bank robbery at the Atwater branch of Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank. A man threatened the manager and escaped with $2000. Suspect described as an American male.
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California
Los Angeles
Atwater
Ciizens National Trust and Savings Bank
California Town Feels 3 Shocks
A California town reported three small seismic shocks occurring today near Riverside. No damage or injuries were noted, and the events prompted brief local inquiries about the region's stability and prior quake history. Official responders advised residents to monitor any further tremors and report unusual ground movement.
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California
Plan to Adjourn Congress by June 1 Announced in Washington
In Washington today the administration and leaders decided on a drive to adjourn Congress by June 1. The plan, announced by Senate Majority Leader Burns, aims to have the House dispose of all emergency legislation within days and finish action by the end of next year.
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Washington, D. C
Administration
Teaders
Honan
Congress
Majolly
Burns
Tounesses
House
Roosevelt pushes repeal of Prohibition by March Fifteenth
President Roosevelt presses for ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment repeal by March 15. He argues liquor revenue could fund a $3.3 billion public works program and balance the budget, while urging Congress to erase interim taxes once enough states act. Five states have voted to restore order. more readings follow in 1834.
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United States
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Feneral
Wse
Roosevelt
Congress
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
Alabama
Arizons
Iowa
Arkansas
Maine
Tennessee
Bavermars
Chicago
Jasb
Bandits Rob Card Players of $740
St Louis May 20. Employing a case to enter a hotel room during a card grind eight men were engaged In A Card grind. Two armed bandits escaped with $740. One bandit pressed a hell dog to gain entry after knocking and calling out a bell boy.
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ST. Louis
INS
Cahance
Pinyon
Public Works Tax Debate Favors Mixed Tax Plan
Washington May 20 Amid a bitter fight over the general manufacturers sales tax the House ways and means committee ended its public hearings on the administration 3 300 000 public works program. The panel plans a secret session Monday to decide whether to approve the sales tax to raise about 20 million for interest and amortization or to push higher income taxes on smaller earners and other levies. Chairman Daughton said a bill could be ready by Wednesday morning unless Roosevelt insists on oil industry provisions. The president would be consulted before Monday's meeting if the oil measure is to be included. The tax mix could hinge on a proposed three fourths cent per gallon rise in gasoline and a tax on corporate dividends. Opponents argued against broad sales taxes. some urged extending normal income tax rates. The committee expects to report a plan before the eighteenth amendment repeal changes federal tax rules. (Continued on Page 5, Col 4)
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Washington, D. C
INS
Roosevelt
Admintstration
White House
Congress
Washington, D
House Ways and Means Committee
Public Works Industries Control
Daughton
Secretary of the Interior
Ickies
Pt. No. Bi
Doughton Salt Inclusion
Treasury
Farm Belt
Rainey
Burns
Gates Ax
Federal Treasury
Chuster A. Gray
Afnrican Farm Bureau Federation
Fred Brenckman
A. M. Loomis
Dairy Uxlnn
Gray
Ready for Occupancy Rent Listing From Local Apartments
Fragmented OCR shows rental listings with multiple addresses and monthly rates. Several properties near San Pedro, Woodlawn, San Derve, and Quincy advertise one to several rooms with prices from 40.00 to monthly figures. Contact or show by appointment via local office.
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Gompile
Thommsnn
Monte
Tin Dinky
Sul
Pedro
Woodlawn
Tadres
Quincy
San Vedron
Alpin
San Derve
Erle
Bank Investigation Must Go Forward On Tuesday
The senate banking and currency committee resumes open hearings on its probe into private banking led by Morgan. The inquiry aims to expose how this power grew, its influence channels, and whether it serves the public interest, with Ferdinand Pecora guiding the work toward thorough, unwavering investigation.
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Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Tasl
Horse of Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
Truce advances as Chinese and Japanese pause hostilities
In Shanghai May 20 a ceasefire proposal from various leaders prompts both China and Japan toward a possible truce. Sun Ko of Nanking signals cautious acceptance of disarmament steps and a world peace framework, while Chinese and Japanese officials weigh responses and possible sanctions on any aggression.
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Shanghat
China
Forseviit
Sun Ko
Nanking
Legislative Council
Janinese Legation
Tosday
Tran Santry
Peiping
Peace move refused in Geneva amid war claims
Geneva reports that CIAGD rejects arbitration efforts over the Chiesa boundary dispute with Paraguay. Paraguay declares war, demanding immediate sanctions under Article 18. Costy Durell presents the Holmvian declaration while Paraguayan spokesman Bereyn confirms a formal war declaration. Samuel S. Barbury says he will not run for mayor in New York.
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Geneva
INS
Abn- Avia
League of Nafans
Chiesa Bouundary
Paraguay
Rid
League Council
Faraguay
Costy Durell
Bereyn
Allo
Patapuny
Harriman Survives Self-Inflicted Wound on Long Island
Joseph W. Harriman, indicted former chairman of Harriman National Bank, stabbed himself near the heart at the Old Orchard Inn in Roslyn, L I. He was taken to Nassau County hospital in Mineola, condition not serious unless complications arise. Police traced his movements from Locust Valley to Roslyn after a night at the Stage Coach Inn. He had been questioned over falsifying deposits totaling about 1.66 million dollars to boost bank stock. He was identified by Nassau detectives and a reporter who followed his trail.
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New York
UBI
Joseph W. Harriman
Harrimen National Bank
Old Orchard Inn
Roslyn
L. I
Nassau County Hospital
Mineola
Harriman
Mr. Thomas
Harrimann
Medern Court
Guissing Senker
Long Island
Orcherd Inn
Hatriman
Connecticut
Stage Coach Inn
Locust Valuy
I.L
Harry Bigg
Harald King
Nassau County
King
New York Police
Harrisan
Stage Goad
Rosiro
Bowle
Thomas
Mporter
Hartimin
Danker Harriman
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Regions
Weather fragment notes cloudy Sunday with high near 40 degrees. Southeast winds, unsettled coast near East Texas, frost risk on southeast coast. Panhandle mostly pretty cloudy with lighter winds, general outlook unsettled and cool.
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San Antono Wil Welty
East Texas
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