Unusual solar disturbance seen with giant sun spots
Sun observed from San Jose California on November 9 reports 16 immense sun spots spanning 1 25 million miles across the solar disk. Dr Albert Newlin of Ricard Memorial Observatory notes the spots form a vast string and support a nearing peak in the sunspot cycle.
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San Jose
Calif
Albert Newlin
Ricard Memorial Observatory
University of Santa Clara
Ricard
Ur. Newin
Coyote Pelts Used in Indian Rigged Dealers Case
Helena Mont Nov 9 Eight Indians from Rocky Boy reservation faced trial after state stock inspector Phil Buckley described a clever pelt racket. They allegedly passed treated coyote pup skins as real coyotes to exploit a bounty and wartime warfare against the animals.
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Helena
Movit
Montana
Phil Buckley
Buckley
Rocky Boy Reservation
Man Dies En Route to Police Station
An unidentified 1 year old man was found unconscious by police at Broadway and Thirteenth Street early Monday. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at the police headquarters on his way to the station.
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Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Solar storm centers and craters visible on solar disc
Dr. Newlin notes large craters and storm centers on the sun emitting electron streams and energy that may influence Earth's weather and earthquakes. During the 12 year cycle, only occasional subspots appear for months, but recently groups of three or four have been seen every few days.
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Newlin
United States weighing stronger defense and neutral laws
As Armistice Day nears, Gen Malin Craig and Rear Admiral Andrews push for a larger reserve force and fuller wartime naval strength. Lawmakers seek pay as you go neutrality, stricter embargoes, and a law to require belligerents to transport not war materiel bought here. Nye signals a plan to bar arms shipments once conflict starts.
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United States
Army
Malin. Craig
Adolphus Andrews
Bureau of Navigation
Congress
Buenos Aires
Inter-American Conference
Roosevelt
Craig
Senate
Toreien
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Rare 450-pound Mats Kutus on display at Daie las Centennial
A 450-pound rare animal named Mats Kutus attracts attention at the Daie las Centennial exhibit. The creature is shown under the Hatter Sadler show at 1081 West Commerce Street. Local crowds gather to view the notable attraction.
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Daielas
West
Commerce Street
Hatter Sadler
Mats Kutus
Klever Kracks Kontest brings lighthearted cartoon prizes
The Light runs a daily Klever Kracks Kontest with $1 prizes for best captions to a cartoon. Contestants from San Antonio and nearby submit humorous lines. winners, chosen by judges, receive cash and theater tickets. Entries mailed to The Light at Filth and Broadway.
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F. A. Bonnemaison
Mase Street
Otto Boemner
Estes Avenue
Ike
the Light
Majestic Theater
Yale
Stuart Ervin
Patsy Kelly
Klever Krack
Klever Kracky
the Light, Filth and Broadway
San Antonio
Texas
Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder Promises Superior Clean
An advertisement extols Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder as a 100 percent powder dentifrice that cleans teeth better than paste. It claims dentists prefer it, removes stains, polishes enamel without grit, freshens breath, strengthens gums, and costs less per use, urging readers to switch.
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de. Lyon
Unclear Prize Mailing Notice From Local Paper
Fragmentary text indicates prizes will be mailed and an event or drawing occurred with references to dates and a request to send entries. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable. The item lacks complete details to identify the event or proper entities.
Private Rites for Chile
Private funeral services today mark the end of the career of Charles Partlow Sale known for rural character roles on stage and screen and author of The Specialist. He died of lobar pneumonia at 51. Survived by his widow and four children Cherry Charles Mary and Dwight. Funeral at Forest Lawn Glendale officiated by Ruth Rae.
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Hollywood
Charles Partlow
Chip
Cherry
Musicia
Charles Jr
University of California Agricultural College
Mary
Dwight
Film writer Joseph Traub Found Dead in Hotel
Hollywood, Nov. 6. Joseph L. Traub, 43, screenwriter for Colombia, Warner and Universal, was found dead in his hotel room. The body was partially undressed and a bottle of sleeping powders was in the room. An autopsy will be performed as police investigate. Traub registered November 1 from Hawaii and was a New York native and NYU graduate.
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Hollywood
Joseph L. Traub
Wes Foun
R. Maney
Traub
Hawaii
New York
New York University
Colombia
Warner
Universal Studios
Jury Selected in Dance Hall Killing
A jury was selected in Criminal District Court Monday for the trial of Apolonio Gomez a 25 year old Converse farmer charged with the murder of Nieves Rangel a special deputy constable. Rangel was killed at a dance hall near Selma on August 15. Juan Gomez brother of Apolonio Gomez was tried about three weeks ago on a similar murder charge and received a 99 year sentence.
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Apolonio Gomez
Converse Farmer
Nieves Rangel
Rangel
Selma
Juan Gomez
Apotonta Gamez
Quartermaster Troop School to Open in San Antonio
The semi monthly meeting of the quartermaster troop squadron will be held at 7 40 p m Thursday in room 1604 of the Smith Young tower. The meeting is open to all Quartermaster reserve officers in San Antonio and vicinity and will organize classes and preview the previous course supplied by Maj Edwin E Aldridge.
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Quartermaster Troop School
Quartermaster Troop Sumoois
Smith-Young Tower
Quartermaster Reserve
San Antonio
Edwin £. Aldridge
Treasury position report November 6 details
Treasury data shows receipts 14 695 850 31, expenditures 45 258 628 94 and balance 1 858 047 877 74. Customs receipts for the month total 4 183 274 AL with yearly receipts 1 466 451 86083 and expenditures 2 4635 865 826 44 including emergency outlays 968 805 564 03. Gross debt 633 610 187 285 10 and gold assets 611 10 562 585 73 reflect a daily decrease of 3 475 218 73.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Bankhead to Urge Farm Loan Action in Congress
Jasper Alabama November 1 House Speaker William S Bankhead says action on a measure to provide low interest loans to farm tenants is imperative in the first session of the Seventy-fifth Congress. He expects possible tax law revision and social security act repair after reviewing the program.
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Jasper
Ala
William S. Bankehead
Congress
Body of Long-Dead Youth Found Near Galveston
The body of a young man about 18 years old, dead for nine months, was found in prairie grass near Galveston. No identification or papers were recovered. Clothing was badly decomposed, hair suggested blond, and remnants of a white shirt and bite suit offered few clues.
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Galveston
l—Theody
Racket in Corpses Bared by Accident
In Bucharest three casks rolled from a moving truck near Chișinău today, breaking open and releasing bodies. Police arrested the crematory manager, accusing him of selling 40 cadavers for illicit purposes, burning animal remains to conceal the truth.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Chiatnou
R Crematory
Cuero Turkey Trot Plans Preview and Events
Cuero prepares for the 1936 Centennial Turkey Trot with city lights, turkey assembly, a coronation of Sultana and Sultan, a parade featuring thousands of birds, a Schreiner Mountaineers vs Victoria Junior College Pirates game, a coast artillery aerial display, and a military ball led by Lieut. Governor Walter Woodul. A Green DeWitt monument dedication and 40,000 expected attendees mark the weeklong festivities. Lamapasas also reports turkey market opening with low prices and ample supply.
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Cuero
Cuera
Texas
Herberg
Chown Sultana
Emile Robbins
Schreiner Mouniineers
Victoria Junior College Pirates
Cuero High Athletic Field
Sixty-ninth Coast Artillery
Kelly Field
San Antonio
City
Municipal Bark Club House
Reed Army
Gol
Cabel Lackey
Guero
Green Dewitt
DeWitt's Colony
Texas Centennial Commission
Walter Woodul
Shera
Double Trouble Anaconda Police Report Missing Note
In Anaconda Montana on a November day R J Heasley reported a missing sum as he headed to police headquarters to report methamphetamine found in his store. Police noted the uncertain amount and that the note was from his pocket.
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Anaconda
Mont
R. J. Heasley
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