End of the Hurricane and a Less Poiso us Whiskey
A fragmented 1910s style column notes stock trading volatility with 3.5 million shares vs 7 million and 10 million days earlier. It criticizes Senator Carter Glass for opposing a Federal Reserve, mentions government poisoned whiskey reducing deaths but harming temperance, and previews robotic gadgets and new telephone tech while cautioning against stock selling panic.
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Erienus
Carter Glass
Federale Reserve
Tham
Senate
Atork Sambling
Federal Reserve
Cloudy with rain and cooler temperatures forecast
Weather notes show cloudy skies with possible rain Saturday night and Sunday with little temperature change. Minimum Saturday night around 40 degrees. Westerly winds along the coast, cooler on Sunday, with varying coastal conditions and occasional showers across the region.
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AE de Mes
Ban Antonio
Yetolir
Seturdar
Five Die in Gas Explosion at Elymia Factory
A gas filled room at the Tines Spring company in Elymia Ohio exploded killing five men and injuring four others believed fatally. Three victims identified as John Runle 38 Louis Hutcher 40 and Mike Swetep 60. A match lit cigarette touched off the blast sending a fireball hundreds of feet into the air and shattering the plant walls.
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Elymia
Ohio
Tines Spring Company
John Runle
Louis Hutcher
Mike Swetep
W. H. Simpyon
Louis Keyes
Oklahoma Robber Sentenced to 25 Years in Bank Raid
Mewarily, Okla. Floyd Dunncett, 42, formerly a suspect in the Tamar Colomale killings, was found guilty by a district court jury of robbery with firearms in a 1924 Uncas State Bank raid. He received twenty five years imprisonment.
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Mewariry
Okla
Floyd Dnncett
Uncas State Bank
Here
Denallyy
Senate recess proposal by Smoot for tariff revision timeline
Chairman Smoot of the finance committee outlined a plan in the Senate relay proposing a recess until November 20. During the interim a coalition of Democrats and Western Republicans would agree on a complete tariff revision program.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Bandits seize American Franciscan Father in Nevada
Brigands claiming to be Communists capture Father Ulrich, a American Franciscan, at Wel-Yuerkow near Hankow, Nev. They demand ten thousand dollars ransom. Authorities seek to locate suspects and secure safe release of the priest.
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Hankow
Chios
Nev
Ulrich
Wel- Yuerkow
Lowell warns aging men more prone to sin urges earlier college entry
Harvard University president Lawrence Lowell says the temptation to go to the devil increases with age. He advocates stricter entrance standards to colleges, arguing older students face greater moral risk and urging earlier entry into higher education.
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Lowell
New York
Upi
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Cotton Prices Put January at 17.44 Cents
New Orleans reports cotton price figures with January at 17.44 cents and March around 17.38 to 17.44 cents. Other months show 17.31 to 17.50 in scattered listings, reflecting market fluctuations and small bid activity in early trading.
Singer Loses $900 000 in Stock Crash
New York reports Miss Margaret Shotwell, known as the cigarette heiress, facing broker debts after a market crash. Born Mina Shotwell, 22, she inherited about 910000 from John Neal's estate, district manager for R J Reynolds Tobacco. He died in 1923, leaving stock in the Reynolds company.
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New York
Margaret Shotwell
Mina Shotwell
John Neal
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Reynolds Company
Rain Forecast Delays Hit San Antonio Weather
A delayed rain forecast continues cloudy unsettled weather for San Antonio with rain possible Saturday night and into Sunday. J H Jarboe, weather bureau head, notes cooler temperatures expected with lows around 50 degrees Sunday morning. Heavy rain reported in central Texas with Columbus 150 miles east receiving several inches and major cities Austin Taylor Houston Victoria reporting 1 to 3 inches.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Weather Bureau
Texas
Columbus
Austin
Taylor
Houston
Victoria
Stokowski Objects to Hand Clapping During Concert
Philadelphia conductor Leopold Stokowski criticizes audience clapping between pieces as a meaningless, distracting practice. He called the habit strange and traced it to medieval times, offering no specified alternative for applause.
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Stokowski
Philadelphia
Lenpold Stokowski
Thiladelphia Orchestra
Shakespeare on Way to America
New York dispatch reports Walter Shakespeare travels from England to the United States aboard a transatlantic passage. The article notes his lineage to the Lord of Avon and hints at reflections on wisdom, tea, and cultural contrasts during the voyage.
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Shakespeare
America
New York
Walter Shakespeare
Lord of Avon
Physicians Choose El Paso for Meet
Physicians meet in El Paso to discuss the fifteenth annual Southwest medical convention. Delegates from PHOENTA and Burglen attend as part of the southwestern medical association gathering.
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el Paso
Phoenta
Ariz
Elange
Lio
Boy Saves Mother as Father Fires in Alley Incident
Fenty Ramirez, 1B years old, aided his mother Concepcion Hernandez when her husband Pete Mernandez attempted to shoot her Friday. Ramirez wrestled the gun from the father while neighbor Alex Vidal helped subdue him until detectives arrived. The father faced a temporary charge of assault with intent to murder.
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Fenty Ramirez
Concepcion Blartinez Hernandez
Pete Mernandez
Gaid
Mira Hernandez
Sumult
Hendqon
Heflin’s bid to probe stock exchanges blocks in Senate
In Washington, Senator Heflin seeks authority for a Federal Farm Board probe into speculative trading on the New York Chicago and New Orleans stock exchanges. His effort is blocked by Senator Tone of Washington, acting Republican Tender, preventing Senate confirmation today.
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Washington
D. C
Heflin
Alabama
Federal Farm Board
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Senate
Tones
3000 Take Part in London Parade
Unusually fine weather greeted Fenico's annual carnival and Lord Mayor's pageant in London. The parade featured peace printing and progress of transport systems. More than 3000 participants formed to leave Guildhall at moon, winding through city streets to Jan courts in the Strand and return.
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London
Fenico
Guildhall
Moon
Jan Courts
Shanghai Pirates Ransack Steamer
Shanghai pirates captured and looted the steamer Kwangchi en route to Wenchow, disguising as passengers before overpowering the crew. The vessel was released after the raid conducted in Chinese waters.
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Shanghai Pirates
Shanghat
Shanghai
Kwangchi
Jane
Wenchow
Lost Youth Found in Jail
Washington police traced Mark Twain Rhinehart a 15 year old boy to their own detention house after two days of searching for a missing juvenile. He was arrested with other youths for mischief at a delicatessen. charges were later dropped in juvenile court.
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Washington, D. C
Mark Twain Rhinehart
Tme
180 Pound Woman Sued for Hurling Weight at Lawyer
New York reports a 180 pound woman, Catherine O’Neills, is suing attorney James A. Cleary for $6000 claiming she was involved in a divorce case. The filing describes a demonstration in his office where she allegedly hurled a paperweight, with a 200 pound companion present.
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New York
Catherine Gurtis O
Seismograph Records Earthquake Near Washington DC
Director Toniort of the Corre fomn university observatory reported a brief earthquake disturbance recorded on the seismograph from 8:31 to 11:31 PM. The event peaked at 9:22 PM, estimated at 4600 miles from Washington with an undetermined direction.
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Washington, D. C
Toniort
Ceorrefomn University Observatory
Washington
John Coolidges Go to Wedding
Mr and Mrs John Coolidge attended the wedding of Nathan Hofer White of New Haven and Miss Virginia Hampton Trogera in Pittsburgh today. Miss Rogers served as bridesmaid for Mrs Coolidge.
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John
Purl, Aged Peace Officer, Is Dead
Henry C. Purl 75 longtime peace officer of Williamson County died after a heart attack struck him while attending the state fair in Dallas. He served 42 years in Williamson County and passed away in a Dallas hospital.
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Dallas
Tesar
Henry C. Purl
Georgetown
Svilamos County
Free State Horse Dominates New York Show Admits Fame
At Madison Square Garden Union horse Trishman draws attention while Trela Napoleon of the Free State, a 174-2 hand giant, captivates spectators with noted prowess at the New York horse show in November.
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New York
Trishman
Tre la Napoleon
Free State
Madison Square Garde
Pantages Up 10 Recents Sentence Hearing Today
Los Angeles news item reports actor impresario Pantages to be sentenced for a manslaughter related charge after an auto crash that killed gardener Nekamoto. His wife Rosemary Pantages was granted probation with strict conditions and a $50,000 bond, while a separate new-trial bid or appeal motions loom.
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Los Angeles
Vonvien Thos
Duro Rokumoto
Alesander Pantages
Charles Privke
Eutics Pringle
Pantages
Carlos Hardy
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Jura Rokumoto
Tsrareth Ssine
Search for Body of Giddens by San Antonio Firemen
A half dozen San Antonio firemen continued the attempt to recover the body of 15 year old John Henry Giddens from Medina Lake. Giddens drowned after clinging to an upturned rowboat for two hours while swimming to shore. Charles Masch, who was duck hunting with the youth, kept afloat on the boat until help arrived.
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John Henry Giddens
Lakeview Avenue
Medina Lake
A. Hill
Young Giddens
Draughon
Business College
Charles F. Masch
Masch
Reuter's Cove
Mandh
Drowning Incident In Gliders Sees One Rescue
A water accident at Gliders left Iq Medina missing after a Friday boat incident. TC HM and Maseh were confined during the event, while the Rent et's Cove owner rescued another victim. The search continues for the drowned individual.
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Iq Medina
Maseh
Rentet's Cove
Opening Day at San Antonio Fall Exposition Delayed by Weather
Thousands visit the first fall international exposition in San Antonio as heavy rain and heat dampen crowds. Mayor C M Chambers greetings mark opening at 11 am while a circus and horse show draw interest. Races postponed to Sunday if weather clears. exhibits, meals, and livestock displays attract families and journalists.
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South Texas Arena
San Antonio
C. M. Chambers
South Texas Press Association
Piers Men Mae
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