Wild Wall Street and Mockery of Reform in 1920s
A fragmented column by Arthur Brisbane discusses stock market bravado, Prohibition era attitudes, and industry giants like John D. Rockefeller and A. Gary. It weaves portraits of Ida Tarbell, Mary McGauley, and cultural tensions, noting American enterprise versus rising regulation, with sharp social commentary on moving pictures and national prosperity. The piece also touches on a court scene and a sensational trial, reflecting anxieties about modern capitalism and morality.
German English Army Offer To Repel Invaders
Fragmented report claims Germany extends an invitation or pledge related to aiding against invaders. Names and details are garbled, with references to Austen Chamberlain and Streagr rims, making the exact parties and context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Talerosa
Derein
Foeign
Austen Chamberlain
Streagr Rims Ab
Traffic Crash Injures Six in Rainy Monday Evening
In hours of rain damanged pavements six people were hurt after a collision at Frio and Huena Vista as an automobile struck first a wagon and then another vehicle. Drivers and a bystander were treated at Robert B. Green hospital and released. A fifth victim, Vablir Rendom, was later noted at 100 North Who street with minor injuries. Continued on page WCrv0.
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Mary Mgauloy
New York
Haxiy
Palleeman
Hla
Brad
Tor
Regerrad Jon Boren
Rouse
Lom South
Frio
Huena Vista
Heary
Durango
Robert B. Qreen
Moo Kashorg
Union Stock Yardy
Wna
Judes Hanon
Manon
Robert, B. Green ‘Hospital
Tuesday Session Hears Committee Report on Peace
The Tuesday session of the fourth temple convention in San Antonio heard a report from the committee on peace urging world harmony and urging individuals to strive for a lasting global peace. Mrs Roxen vild discussed women’s responsibilities in American life and the convention planned officer elections and a city tour before a Spanish evening at the St Anthony hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosston
Reabhi Abraham Bongid
San Antonio
Texas
How
Sir Anthony
Yau
Temple Beth Tt
Ali O
Hanawn Wirshberg
Dalesok
Rusk
Roxenvild
Aimer Jon
San Antonio Chamber backs mayor salary rise proposal
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce endorses raising the mayor's pay to 9000 annually and the four commissioners to 700 each, citing rapid city growth and greater duties. City officials say salaries are inadequate, though no comments were made by Mayor Tobin or the commissioners.
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Nat Goldanit
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Whla
San Antonio
Clu
Wiv
Chamber of Commerce
Livierense
Growtit
Ann Antonio
Yale
Qulaen
Cais
John W. Tobin
Convicted Deputy in Death of Son Near Roby
Dan Staphene aged 68, a Fisher County deputy, was found guilty of murder by a jury for killing his son in law, Othn Martin, near the Roby courthouse. The trial followed an earlier statutory offense case involving another daughter.
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Sweetwathr
Dan Staphene
Fisher County
Muriley
Othn Martin
Martin
Roby
Withowe
Goo-goo Eyes Barred in West Texas Town
An odd West Texas ordinance bans expressions described as goo goo eyes and similar gestures. It fines offenders up to 200 dollars and seeks to curb nameless improprieties that distract or offend residents. The measure targets facial expressions, winks, and other nonverbal cues. Local authorities vow to enforce the ban while clarifying what constitutes prohibited conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas
Guy Fathers
Auttone
Alan
Arilinanra
Jools
Legion Hospital Status in Kerrville Aims for Federal Buyout
A Texas committee plans to push Kerrvilles Legion Hospital into a federal purchase by transferring ownership from the state. State and local officials including Governor Ferguson allies and veterans leaders will meet with Brigadier General Frank Hines and the Veterans Bureau to negotiate the price and terms. The hospital, one of the nations best equipped, would cost about 81,612,000 with potential federal reimbursement around 212,000 of the year.
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Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Austin
Washington
Texas
Wawel
Ehla Aida
Keeveille
Yirtee
de. W. T Yoning
Legion
Wusan Tavis
San Antonio
Tegion Commaniers
Iom Connally
Wace
R. J. Walthall
Alate Board of Control
Senter
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Jerguson
Mit Fo I
English radio operators strike at Marconi stations
In London and Liverpool Ontario a strike by 45 wireless operators and receiving clerks halted Marconi wireless communication with Britain and continental and trans Atlantic lines. Disputes over economy and staff reductions led to mass resignations and failed negotiations with the Marconi company and associated engineers union.
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Tondon
Aml
London
Liverpool
Firm plans branch in south San Antonio for clothing plant
The Hor obhy Wrecks Company owner Charles Schwartz outlined a plan to establish a $1,000,000 men’s clothing factory in San Antonio. He discussed labor, climate, and cost advantages, aiming to lure skilled tailors and fashion designers from New York and the North. He noted New England labor tensions as a push factor and forecast a New York designer brought expansion. The article also reports Bernard West, longtime newspaper editor, died in Los Angeles at 77.
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National
Prommitton
San Antonia No.2
Ventar
Charles Schwartz
Horobhy Wrecks Company
Schwartz
IDET
Lovato
Olteiths
San Antonio
Selnets
New ‘England
Schwirtz
Mapire Labom
New ‘York
Sehartz
San Vrdisca
New York
Belwarts
Beliwagte
Koen
Tobin vetoes proposed airplane trip event
Local officials and city commissioners debated a proposed airplane trip. Mayor Tobin opposed the plan, citing unfinished program halves and potential costs, while some officials pressed to proceed. The discussion centered on governance and the group’s leadership for the upcoming term.
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Tobin
Wales Dam Burst Destroys Village and Drowns Seven
报道来自威尔士的马格特姆堤坝决口造成村庄被毁，七人溺亡，十七人失踪，含一名妇女和九名儿童。灾难发生时村庄 Yealgarcon 被抹平，房屋和建筑物被冲走。现场还传出大量牲畜受困，国王湖水域被鱼探出。整区多处断电，救援行动在波动中展开，情况紧急。
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Wales
Apostle of Doom Sees End of Peace on Armistice Day
Newark dispatch reports Lambert Reidt, labeled apostle of doom, who predicted a world ending February 6, last, foretold Armistice Day catastrophe. He planned to move 200 miles inland to escape danger, threatening the metropolitan area.
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Apostle OF Doom
Neawark
Labert Reidt
Long Ishaid
Due
Ain
Newark
Bond Set On Liquor Charge for Soylo Sanchos
Soylo Sanchos faced liquor violations and was remanded to jail on a $600 bond after a Tuesday arraignment before U S Commissioner TR Te Emwars. He was arrested in connection with the seizure of two barrels of tequila tied to a mob following a Sunday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ymvisioner
Coolidge Foresees Major 300 Million Tax Cut Plan
President Coolidge predicts a tax cut exceeding 300 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. Officials note the proposal would adjust revenue and spending, aiming to ease the budget while balancing federal commitments.
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Coolidge
Ashington
Nat
Coolidga
Xafe Masini
Army Court Orders All Witnesses Called In Controversial Case
An army court orders the summoning of witnesses and documents as it probes Colonel Mitchell in the aircraft controversy. The defense argues against unnecessary testimony while prosecutors seek to prove alleged neglect and treasonable conduct. Adjournment granted until Monday for defense prep and subpoenas.
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Washington
Mitchell Taidas
Geowine
Ilaatinek
Barlice
Mil Vo
Frank Reid
Nis
Milubell
Robert J. Howney
Davis
Wilhiop
Navy Department
Taedin
Agrigwiture
Derartment
Fyarett Bandera
President Coolidge
Army and
Ratly
Civil Uife
Honolult
Efonoita
Mitchell
Belita
War and Navy Department
Courage
Doufeayeray
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Mrs. McGauley
Arthur Brisbane
Star Com
Sarah Smith
Brooklyn
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Tle Baptist Church
Anibee
Misa Ida M. Tarbell
Judge A. Gary
Unites Statey Aluct Corporation
Judge Gary
John 2. Rockefeller
Mina Tarbell
Alvo
Ucille Roberts
Brutah
Sheila
LS Khan
America
Tnov- VA Dugg
Maine
América
China
Ézime
Colouil Mitchell
Nok
Big Chargak
Temple
Federalina
Fieldla Wied
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Reht
Sul Sehornmeann
Vauxton
Qveadauts
Minn Vietlir Hexter
Dallas
Wiewal Firsh- Derg
Mah Antonin
S. A
U.5
South
Bernard West
Lon Angulles
G. Gerard West
Mimas Anid
Washington Post
Leiten
Autogelon’ Examiner
Amayors
Tubbi Tiewlny
Stebfler
Ldardudno
Wil
Anil
Yealgarcon
Ibuop
Ownlir
Kigien
Conway
Bering
Tousenesennel
Orth Walesia
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Davia
Jarine
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