Wall Street Turmoil and Senate Tariff Debate Pace
A chaotic Wall Street scene described with references to a tariff bill stalled by the Senate and President Maover’s critique of slow action. The piece mentions stock price deflation, Rockefeller and Baker figures, and MetLife’s F F Beker defending insurance stability amid market jitters. It notes bankers, brokers, and customers adjusting to crumbling crumb-like gains as headlines warn of ongoing economic strain.
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F. F. Beker
Metropolitan Life
Wall Street
Impowine
New York
Neaerest
Weather Summary and Flying Conditions Across Regions
The report outlines mostly cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with light to moderate winds across several regions. It notes showers in some inland areas, warmer Saturday night into Sunday, and variable conditions near the West Train with overall warmer Sunday forecasts. It includes city temperatures and flight details such as freezing levels and ground winds across multiple states, warning of scattered restricted visibility and wind patterns affecting aviation.
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Chicaro
Denver
Vale
Dra Bolnes
North
Oklahoma
Medea
Cain
Theseain
Murder charge in duck hunt shooting near Adkins
Charles S. Sanders is charged with murder over the fatal shooting of Grover Raher during a duck hunting trip near Adkins on Friday. Sanders says Raher attacked him with a knife and he acted in self defense.
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Charles S. Sanders
Grover Raher
Adkins
Raher
Murder Charge After Draven Knife Fight Near San Antonio
In a case near Ruth erland Springs Road a man identified as Robert Sanders shot during an argument. Witness Ed Cornell said Sanders and another man were hunting with friends from a duck party. Sanders, Cornett, and others were questioned and released. Robert Sanders remained held on a 1500 bond as the case goes to trial.
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Charles
Sandeve
Hedges Street
W. W. McCrory
William Schlesinger
Perenkce
Mtr
Foritey
Hood
Belf-defrose
Stere
Johu F. Onion
the Nenee
Rober
Hahor
Sanders
Ed Cornell
Bates
San Antonio
Rutherland Springs
Roker
Cornett
Alfonin
Tancho
Hem
Treher
Totertos
Green
Cloudy Showers Forecast For San Antonio Weekend
A disrupted forecast reports cloudy unsettled weather with showers for San Antonio through Saturday night and into Saturday morning. Partial cloudiness returns with moderate northerly winds and low temperatures around 11 degrees, with small chances of light precipitation.
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San Antonia
tAnchor
Man Hankering to Fight Policeman Fined by Watson
In a corporation court case, Teonach Arron was fined for drunkenness after an arrest in the 200 block of South Santa Rosa. He challenged police officer L Simpson, claiming his brother-in-law was a sergeant, and vowed to fight the officer regardless of cost. Judge Dore Watson imposed a $10 fine.
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Teonach Arron
Corporation Court
L. Simpson
South
Santa Tose
Agende
Accon
Tatrolman Simpeon
Central Police Station
Hearst Wilkins Party Sets Sail for Falkland Expedition
Montevideo Uruguay November 2 UPI Conthin Sir George Tibet Wil king, British Antarctic explorer, departed last night aboard the Whater Melville for the Falkland Islands where he will begin his current expedition into Antarctica. He is accompanied by engineer Orval Vorter aviators Walker Cramer and Al Chessman and radio operator Viggo Holt.
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Montevided
Uruguay
UPI
George Tibet Wilking
Whater Melville
Falkland Islands
Antarctica
WIS
Orval Vorter
Walker Cramer
al Chessman
Viggo Holt
Quadruplets Born in Beaumont Home
Beaumont on November 2 reports quadruplets born to Mrs. Ibilio Perricone, expanding her family from five to nine. New members Vincen Donald Antonio and Tirano join a 32 year old mother. no prior quadruplets in either Perricone family.
Guggenheim Finds Adequate Ventilation For Air Transport
AMWORK reports a bulletin from the Guggenheim foundation on air transport efficiency. It notes five percent of passengers experience airsickness and stresses the importance of proper ventilation and radio setup to prevent discomfort during flight.
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Amwork
Airrick- Rees
Guggeneheim Foundation
Seeligson Flays S A Jury In Rum Probe
Texas jurist Seeligson hurled sharp questions at a jury in a rambling murder case in Weatherford. Judge Hamilton testified about a gun battle tied to a 21 year old Walton and his wife Theresa, revealing tense moments before a fatal shooting. The testimony traced hints of jealousy and threats as courtroom drama unfolded.
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Weatherford
Texas
Nervois
H. Hamilton
Inlaw
Tom Walton Jr
Hamilton
Amarillo
Finnaiston
Walton
Theresa
Hamilton Ward
Jie
Ine Gartenr
Harry G. Hendricks
Avrilia
Sandy
Texas Supreme Court Commission of Appeals
Varmilion
Lionhead
Whighead
WW. Hood
Yogonse
Will & Law
Brain
Hood
Haytor University
Urann
Layodlon
Mamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Abe
Wallan
Austin
Miss Pat Has Thrills Galore
A promotional blurb for Miss Pat by Eleanore Meherin touts a dramatic romance about Miss Pat racing the heavens in a tower scene and a mud swoop that stirs heart strings. The piece hails Meherin as America's top creator of popular heroines and previews the next installment in the Dighton Monday issue.
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Horiuus Fidite
Theovah
Eleanore Meherin
Skien
America
Pat
Norfleet Sued by Dancer Over Movie Scam in New York
Norfleet, famed Texas detective who hunted bunco men, faces a 4000 dollar damage suit filed by dancer Jackie Dunn. She alleges he hired her for 125 dollars weekly for a film role tied to his crackdown on the Jim Furey gang. After two weeks, production halted and she was unpaid.
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New York
Norfleet
Bunco
Jackie Dunn
Jim Furey
Fermion
Ik Bee
Swindlera
Ake
Noorfleet
Westeras
Seareti
Ciliza
Denver
California
Florida
Weather Foretold by Electricity In Budapest
Professor Mmierich Szarrasy in Budapest claims to forecast weather hours in advance with 9 of 100 accuracy by measuring atmospheric electricity. His method arose from experiments on electricity linked to prolonging plant use.
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Budapest
Mmierich Szarrasy
Telgan
Identity of man believed to be carpenter falls in elevator shaft
A man, likely a carpenter, died after his foot slipped in an elevator shaft at the Alano National bank building on Commerce street. The body was recovered from the bottom of the shaft. clothing bore the name FLEL Dynker, and Pen Gorkdorf removed the body as contractors review records to identify him.
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A. May
Alano National Bank
Commerce Street
Pen Gorkdorf
Lin
Flel Dynker
Airplane Death Valued at Five Thousand francs Paris
Paris reports tentative compensation of 5000 francs for deaths in an airplane accident under a cons tanton adopted by 13 European covenants. The measure fixes damages across involved nations, signaling harmonized aviation loss payouts.
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Paris
Dry officer found guilty of manslaughter in raid
In Chandler Osene Lowery, a Pottawatomie County farmer, was killed during an Independence Day liquor raid. Deputy Obla Jel Harris, a prohibition enforcement officer, was convicted by a district court jury of first degree manslaughter for Lowery's death.
Vote on Bingham Censure Monday
Washington reports that leaders will defer consideration of a censure resolution against Senator Bingham a Republican from Connecticut and Senator Norris a Republican from Nebraska as the Senate weighs how to proceed with the measure and timing.
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Bingham
Washington, D.C
LPI
Senator Bingham
Connectic
King Senptnr
Norris
Nebraska
Rave
Bulgars Flock to Well of Old Ruler
In Sofia on November 2 thousands of Bulgarians gathered at the well area once linked to Simeon the Great. The rediscovered spring drew crowds seeking a drink said to impart indomitable strength while tradition ties the water to the ancient emperor.
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Sofia
Sae
Simeon
S A Fireman Killed In Floresville Auto Wreck
F J Bell a 27 year old Fireman at Station 1 died in a Floresville wreck while on a Gulf coast trip with family. Four others injured including his wife and three year old daughter Virginia along with his mother and father in law. The car left the highway and plunged down a embankment near Corpus Christi.
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F.C. Bell
San Antonin Tier
Corpus Chieti Road
F. J. Bell
Dorado Street
Noyatitoa Street
Saintany
Gulf Coast
Vloresville
Alive Bell
Virginia
Mere
Teella Bell
Bell
Cotton steadies with March at 18.27 cents
The market reports cotton futures with March at 18.27 cents, noting slight steadying as trading items reference December and nearby values. The dispatch from New Orleans cites ongoing price levels and market activity for the commodity.
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Orleans
Failure of Body Told by District Attorney
Evidence presented to a grand jury in Ninety Fourth District indicates indictments could have been returned for liquor law violations. Limar Seeligson, district attorney, said three murder indictments were returned but names were not released, and a state wide liquor ring investigation is ongoing with federal involvement expected.
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Addiional
Lynn Stephens
Limar Seeligson
Miege and Jury
Charles Slevena
Frnding
State Attorney General's Department
Galloway Calhoun
Sovligrou
Charles Stesenscamt
Diquer
Japan
Stephens
Evi Hoye
Grow
Wold Dare
Indietovenee
Ancovereil
Inex
Secretary of Rail Body Lee Dies in Cleveland
Lee, long-time secretary of the national rail body, died in Cleveland this morning after a brief illness. The veteran official, also known for work with Archer Hood and other railroad committees, was 58. He served from the early 1990s and led several safety and timetable reform efforts. The organization plans a Wednesday memorial service in Cleveland.
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Lee
Rail
Cleveland
Tiami Dre
Archer Hood
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