Today One Good Omen Peace Says Lloyd George After a Late Party
A fragmented overseas column notes Litvinoff at Mount Vernon near Washington’s tomb, praising Lloyd George and Clemenceau for saving the Allies, while criticizing British ingratitude. A Brooklyn plane crash after an all night party kills three, the fourth likely to die, with no drink link. Other items mock public policy liberties, education, and nutrition, and reference NRA debates and the gold price rise to 33.46.
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Lloyd George
Miami
Fin
Litginoff
Russia
Mount Vernon
Washington
Litvinoff
George Washington
Adam Rowbekl
Henby Rockabowski
Lous Kitin
Stanley Kopkowski
Braoklyn
Loure Des
Los Angeles Gas Prices Hold Despite War
Los Angeles distributors keep posting high prices with many selling gasoline at 12 1 2 cents a gallon for third grade, while one major distributor asks 11 1 3 cents. Independents continue to quote around 10 1 2 cents as the market tightens.
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Los Angeles
Labor Protests 40 Cent Wages Halt San Antonio Projects
Organized labor pressured against a 41 cent per hour wage scale for skilled artisans under the new federal civil works program. Union leaders say workers prefer pick and shovel tasks to substandard pay, delaying city projects and forcing suspension of street labeling and other construction work. About 4030 relief workers were to be employed in cleaning, river work, and drainage at military camps, but plans now depend on wage decisions.
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Anew
Federal
Paul &. Steffler
San Antonio Building Trades Council
NRA
Walker
Upen
H. E. Kincaid
Oiy Plan
Mionpide Works
Hum and
Steffler
H. M. Haffner
Plumbers’ Union
Eliic Works
San Antonio
Amasl
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday with low Tuesday night near 1a degrees and high Wednesday around 78. Light to moderate northwest to north winds. East Texas east of 100th meridian somewhat warmer Tuesday night and Wednesday. Farther west, cooler in the northwest portion Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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San Antonio
East Texas
La Guardia Rejected Hollywood Scenario From Mayor
Hollywood report notes Fiorello La Guardia, newly elected mayor of New York, submitting a motion picture scenario titled Dirty Publicis to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Studio executives reportedly rejected it after consideration, pausing planned film plans for the next season.
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Hollywood
Miggor
New York
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
Bietro-foldwyn- Mayer Studios
Mir
Continued Fair and Cool Weather in Store for 8.A
Fair weather and cool temperatures are forecast for the city Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows near 4 degrees Wednesday morning, one degree below Tuesday, with light northwest winds. Temperatures peak around 75 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, up from Monday’s 74. Suburban readings run about seven degrees below official bureau figures, with Kelly Field at 46 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Kelly Field
Britain Plans Arms Meet With Germany In London
The Daily Mail reports Britain seeks a new disarmament parley with Germany outside Geneva amid Henderson threat to resign as president of the conference. British officials reportedly hope to reengage Germany in talks, though not confirmed by other outlets.
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Britain
Germany
London
Arthur Henderson
Daily Mail Today
Geneva
Mail
Broadway Revolts Against Speakers on Broadway Noise
New York merchants cry foul as loud speaker devices on Broadway draw complaints. The Broadway association sent a resolution to the board of aldermen urging enforcement of all laws to end the obnoxious and disturbing practices they label a racket definition in the flag book.
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New York
Broadway
Broadway Association
Board of Aldermen
Honeymoon Halted by Sleepwalking Incident
New York report describes Capt. John Foley of the U S Army spending the rest of his honeymoon in a plaster cast after he walked in his sleep and fell from a roof. He sustained a fractured right leg and possible internal injuries, though doctors say his condition is not serious.
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New York
John Foley
U.S. Army
Seattle
Foley
Nazi Christians Move to Ban Crucifix in Berlin Church
In Gerlin on November 14 reports say Nazi Christians plan to remove the crucifix from a Protestant church in Germany. Doctor Reinhold Kraus, head of the Berlin section of the Hazl Gare, stated the action today.
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Gerlin
Protestant Churchen
Germany
Reinhold Kraus
Berlin
Haz! Gare
Man Christigan
Fan
Texas Railroad Commission Lowers State Oil Allowable
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced the state oil production allowable to 664,12 barrels daily effective tomorrow, down from 875,000 set by the federal government. Texas had been producing 885,814 barrels daily. 47,191 wells are in the fields. Local field totals include Panhandle 42,000 West Texas 119,848 Gulf Coast 142,056 South West Texas 5,097.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Panhandle
North Texas
West Central
East Central
West Texas
Gulf Coast
South- West Texas
Woman details alleged swindle by stock salesman Hayden
Mrs Clifford H Edwards testified in Ninety fourth District Court Tuesday about Ted Hayden a dapper stock salesman who allegedly swindled her out of 884 dollars in Central Power and Light stock and 700 dollars in cash and delivered a bogus 500 dollar stock certificate. Hayden and a Mr Quig have repaid 425 dollars of the sum since the indictment.
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Ted &. Hayden
Clifford H. Edwards
Navarro Slyeef
Ninety-fourth District
Hayden
Lesilee
Quig
Antique Jewelry Show Opens at Joske's Diamond Salon
A $100,000 antique jewelry exhibition opens Tuesday in Joske's diamond salon in San Antonio. The collection, direct from the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, spans English Georgian to Victorian pieces and includes top examples of French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, East Indian and Bohemian workmanship.
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Joske’s
San Antonio
Chicago
Mussolini plans replacement of Italian chamber with council
Premier Mussolini said the chamber of deputies will be replaced by a National Council of Corporations. The change will not be immediate. when the new chamber meets next year it will be asked to decide its fate.
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Muszolini
Chamber of Deputies
Tialy
National Council of Corporations
Miceta
Fire damages two story apartment on Chicago boulevard
A fireplace sparked a blaze at a two story apartment home at 202 Chicago boulevard Tuesday morning injuring no one and causing damage estimated at Wald. The property is listed as belonging to R. F. Liethpags.
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Chicago Boulevard
Tech House
R. F
Incubator Twins Doing Well in Detroit
In Detroit on November 14, doctors reported week-old incubator twins growing well after premature birth to Mrs. P. I. Zetge. The boys Paul and Carl weigh about 4 1/2 pounds and measure roughly 18 inches. They are fed with an eye dropper every three hours and Paul required a blood transfusion to survive.
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Detroit
P. I. Zetge
Employe
Paul
Carl
Ebuah
France offers Germany new policy of collaboration
Paris November 14. France signals a shift toward collaboration with Germany after Adolf Hitler’s victory. Foreign Minister Joseph Boncour told the chamber that relations may be shaped by either force or cooperation, while accusing Germany of re-arming and calling the Nazi regime a menace to European peace.
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Paris
INS
Germany
Adolf Aitler
France
Joseph Paul Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Boncour
Driver of Kidnap Car Identified in Hamm Case
In St Paul, November 14, William Ham Jr. was kidnapped last June 15. CINS Wic Sharkey, a co defendant in Roger Touhy’s Hamm kidnapping case and linked to Chicago gang murders, was positively identified as the driver of the car. Accuser Daniel L. Rugh, 25, a St Paul clerk, testified he saw two men forcing Hamm into a brick sedan near Greenbrier and Minne Tek avenues but could not identify them at the scene.
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Paul
Minn
Sharkey
Roger Touhy
Hamm
Chicago
William Hani Jr
Daniel L. Rugh
St. Paus
Rush
George F Sullivan
Greenbrier
Minnebeka Avenues
Quakes Strike Chile and Argentina in Morning Seismic Shake
A strong earthquake in Santiago at 10 07 a m caused thousands to rush into streets with only minor damage reported. Another violent quake hit Argentina provinces Mendoza and San Juan at 14 10 p m causing damage noted but details remain sparse.
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Santiago
Chile
Buenos Alres
Mendoza
San Juan
Port Traffic Totals for Corpus Christi in October
Corpus Christi cargo figures for October show 301,433 tons handled. The port logged 38 sailings from Corpus Christi proper, 14 from Harbor Island, and 6 from Thgle aide.
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Corpus Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
Harbor Island
Thgleaide
24 Indictments Returned by Jury
Twenty four indictments and 22 nobis were returned Tuesday by thirty-seventh district court. The grand jury reported to Judge W. Anderson, with deliberations continuing.
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Sevonth District Court
W. & Alderson
Tra. Geliberationa
Abduction Case Ties Hart Family to Public Appeal
In Berkeley California on November 14 the Hart family issued a public appeal offering to keep negotiations confidential and to avoid outside interference while seeking the return of 2 year old Broolin L Hart. A $40,000 ransom was demanded but no pay arrangements were set. Federal and state authorities tightened watch on the Hart home as clues were pursued. A Sacramento man, James Nealis, advised offering $20,000. A Oakland printer, Burr W Poole, was arrested after anonymous calls tied to the case, but investigators said he had no connection to the kidnapping and had recently been in a psychiatric ward.
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Ban Jose
Calil
Broolin L. Hart
Napers
Bart
Alex J. Hart
Neltie B. Hart
Young Hart
Hart
San Francisco
Hel
James Nealis
Sacramento
Nealis
Harts
Burr W. Poole
Oakland
Jack Klutas
Chicago
Poole
Beth
Dickstein says Hitler regime used 40 million marks for US propaganda
Representative Samuel Dickstein of New York, chair of the House Immigration Committee, told reporters that the Hitler government appropriated 40 million marks for Nazi propaganda in the United States. He noted the appropriation was reversed during hearings by the 18 member panel investigating propaganda charges.
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Dickstein
Philadelphia
UFI
United States
Samuel Dickstein
New York
House Committee On Immigration
He Pdopaganda Chares
Shotgun Murder Charge Filed Against Julio Gonzales
Julio Gonzales was charged with murder of Carlos Sanchez on April 7 in Justice of the Peace John F. Onlon's court. The complaint alleges a shotgun killing. Elmendorf resident A. Doze Munoz is already indicted for murder of Sanchez. arrest by Sheriff Albert Houser last week spurred investigations implicating Gonzales and the sheriff.
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Julio Gonzales
Carlos Sanchez
John F. Onlon
Gonzales
Sanchez
Munoz
Elméndorf
Elmendorf
Albert
Houser
Cionsales
Anid
Britain Revises Naval Program
Condon Nov 14 The British Admiralty announced a revision of the 1838 naval program to include two new 9000 ton cruisers with heavier armament and one cruiser of the 1200 ton Arethuen class.
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Condon
British Admiralty
Senator Russek Posts $4000 Bail in Hospital Room
State Senator Gus Russek is charged by complaint with misapplying and converting to his own use 2087.90 of First National Bank of Schulenberg funds. He posted a $4000 bond in his Santa Rosa hospital room before U. S. Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart, waiving a hearing while two bondsmen qualified. He entered a plea of not guilty. the case is in federal court at Rauston.
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Gus Russek
First National Bank of Schulenberg
Santa Rose Hospital
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
H. Roos
West Summit Place
A.B. Roos
Victoria
Russek
Rot
Rausfon
December Cotton Tops Ten Cents On Steady Rise
New Orleans November 14. December cotton contracts advanced through the 10 cent level for the first time since mid September as part of a gradual rise linked to the administration gold purchase policy. December delivery touched 10.01 and March rose to 10.23, about 70 cents per bale higher than yesterday's close.
Insurance Bank Examiners Named
Washington November 14 Walter J Owens secretary of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced the appointment of examiners and assistant examiners for banks and members of the federal reserve system Also named were J G McCaskill from Santa and Gossett from Fort Worth as examiners.
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Washington
Walter J. Qwens
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Today
Fessera
Reserve System
Wwiste
J. G. McCaskill
Sin Ate
Tonto
Gossett
Port Worth
Missouri Pacific car loadings rise for week ending November 41
In St Louis the Missouri Pacific lines reported total car loadings and receipts for the week ending November 41 at 28 018, up from 27 893 in the same week a year earlier. A Berlin dispatch adds a separate fatal domestic double shooting at the West End hospital chief surgeon Arthur Wald Moyer 48 killed his wife and himself with unclear motive.
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St, Louis
Missouri Pacific
Berlin
Ringling editor shot in office amid dispute
In Ringling Oklahoma on November 14, pastor C O Blebie shot G L Tidwell former Ringling justice of the peace and ex county official in the Ringling Eagle office. Tidwell was wounded near the heart and taken to Ardmore hospital in serious condition. Blebie surrendered at the sheriff’s office after the incident.
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Ardmore
G. L. Tidwell
Inmyer
Ringling
Efferson County
Clive Bradling
the Eagle
Digvie
Tidwell
Bradling
Bighie
Justice of the Peace
Ringling Mac
Bighle
Waurika
L. B. Goza
Karl Pruett
Gora
Kitty Kelly Sent to New Prison in Cincinnati Transport
Kitty Kelly, jailed with her husband in the Charles F. Urschel kidnapping case, was moved from the Cincinnati workhouse to an undisclosed destination today. Police escorted the inmate from the ward to an eastbound train, officials reported.
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Cincinnati
Kitty” Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
Wat
Waning housing ads offer scarce winter rooms and dangers
Apartment listings show monthly rents for various properties in Ashby and nearby streets with weekly and monthly terms. The note mentions the real estate column may aid property seekers but a grim line hints prisons seek companions for winter, suggesting unsafe or coercive solicitations.
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Arthur Brisbanetus, Bying Kean
Bend, Inc
Europe
Clemenceau
Great Britain
Republic
Edwin Matkham
Poebs
Art Aebher
Layeo
Lulpi Cornaro
Venice
Gornata
Francis Bacon
Canada
Kourly
Wealbar En Paya BR
LaGuardia
TERAG
U.S
South America
Pleaig
Abductorg OF
Bronke Hart
San Jose
Merchent
Senator Russek
Nsurance Bank
LD Scene
Kelly
New Prison
Autvertiser
von Nishem
Dia Warreit
Wymnle
Ashby
Monty
Je Flo
HS Fontwine
Porter
Ows Dawson
Qnonthy
W. Aulehebie Furninn Woo
Azi N. Alaw
Mt T Fawis
W. Eveduil
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