Help Yourself Japan Hope Deferred and Stocks
Today Help Yourself Japan Hope Deferred Stocks by Arthur Brisbane outlines Europe's League of Nations response to Japan's refusal to curb whaling. It discusses Russia, China, Mussolini's stance, and the potential for Western powers to aid themselves while debating moneyes value and silver as monetary anchors. The piece touches railroads, 1929 stock booms, and asks how to stabilize money amid global tensions.
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Japan
Russia
Weather Forecast For Ran Aslonin And Vicliifes Carty
Forecast predicts temperatures around 80 with light rains and possible showers Sunday. Moderate to fresh winds develop from the west northward, with details and page 2 weather updates indicated.
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Aslonin
Hoover to Head Annual Message With Moratorium
Washington November 14 President Hoover plans to open the annual message with a moratorium proposal and policy fixes. Key items include one year wage halt, home loan discount system, bank reform to broaden discount eligibility, and measures to reduce the 2 billion deficit. He aims to push immediate moratorium approval and budget sequencing alongside tariff and currency questions.
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Universal
Wassington
D.C
Moorer
Ila
Gugene Meyer
Tedarn
Congress
Mie
Copson
Tome Loan
South American Lines Dropped by Panama Company
Washington D C November 14 The New York to Ecuador and Colombian port steamship routes operated by the Panama company will be discontinued November 31 in line with the administration policy of withdrawing government lines where they compete with privately owned firms. The Grace line will continue this service from New York.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Ecuador
Panam Initiny Company
War Department
Grace Jine
Financiers Land Hoover Bank Plan
Washington on November 4 dedicated bankers and realtors sent telexes to congratulate President Hoover on his mortgage bank plan. They say Hoover will recommend a concrete mortgage plan to mobilize billions in funds and support housing finance.
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Financiers Land Hoover Bank Plan
Usiversat
Washington
B. C
Hoover
M Toover
Virtuals From Coal Soon May Fuse H C of L
In a New York dateline a report discusses scientists attempting to turn coal into edible substitutes and synthetic foods. German chemists claim success in producing protein-rich substitutes from coal, aiming to lower costs for eggs milk and meat by using carbon-based ingredients.
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Kew York
Sune Ln
Dle
Gesellschaft Zur Kolettechnick
Institute of Coal Technology
Copper Producers Reach Agreement on Curtailing Output
World copper producers in New York have reached an agreement in principle to curtail production to stabilize the industry. Announcement is expected early next week as talks concluded today.
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Unser Acre
York
World Copper Producers
New York
Way Is Paved for Waterway Treaty
Renewal of negotiations for a St. Lawrence waterway treaty and a compromise agreement opened likely today after an extended conference between Secretary of State Stimson and Canadian Minister Herridge.
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Washington, D. C
St. Lawrence
Slinson
Herridge
100000 Bible Ruled as Russian Relic in London Sale
The Daily Telegraph reports a Bible sold in London for about 100000 dollars is believed to originate from the former Russia imperial library at Deningrad. The buyer is unnamed and the sale details are undisclosed.
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Universal Server
London
Russia Imperial
Deningrad
Daily Telegraph
Treasury Reports Hoarding Checking
WASHINGTON D C Nov 1 A decrease of 26060000 in money in circulation for the weakened November 41 was unofficially interpreted at the treasury today as evidence that hoarding has been checked.
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Wastington
D. C
Treasury
Garner Opens Campaign For Party Accord
Democratic leaders in Washington pushed a harmony program to resolve intraparty disputes before the Democratic control of Congress. John N. Garner held talks with Rainey and Cullen as part of broader efforts to unite factions before December 5. Meanwhile Texas and other delegations urged full attendance to back Garner for speaker and maintain party cohesion amid looming vote.
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Washington, D
Lower Tench i
Congress
John N. Garner
Atéeng
Sywakers
Ing
Army Rainey
Jvnol
Floor Tvader
Rainey
Garner
Phoman T. Cullen
Democrat
New ‘York
Tammany Senilor
Toye
Tesas
Gnener
Washington
Ree
Nate
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Hansa
Snell
Wew York
Pennsylvania
Garner Harrison Clash on Taxes
Conservatives and liberals clashed in Washington as Representative John N Garner of Virginia and Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi met in a tense conference over tax policy. The exchange, unfolding across party lines, highlighted sharp differences on tariff and revenue measures with no immediate resolution in sight.
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Universal Nervier
Washington, D. C
John N. Garner
Vexny
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Engegh
Eastern and national college scores highlight weekend games
Dartmouth defeated an undefeated foe 14 to 0. Cornell upset Eastern power. Notre Dame beat Navy 20 to 0 and Pittsburgh defeated Army 26 to 10. Texas A&M blanked Texas Christian 10 to 0 in the Southwest. Harvard remains unbeaten in the East with a 7 to 0 win over Holy Cross. Other results include Columbia 9 Crown 7, Colgate 21 Syracuse 7, Princeton 0 West matchups, Northwestern 7 Indiana 6, Missouri 7 Oklahoma 0, Nebraska 6 Ball, Ohio State 6 Wisconsin 0, Texas A&M 7 Baylor 0, Pacific Coast Wash 32 Wash State 0, Oregon 0 Oregon State 0, Southern California 69 Montana 18 Idaho 0.
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Cornell
Notre Dame
Navy
Pittsburgh
Army
Texas University
Harvard
Holy Cross
Gibbons To Cover War For Light
SEW YORK November 11 An international news service and Universal News announce that war correspondent Hint Mayd Gibbonsy will depart New York tonight for Manchuria to report on the Sino Japanese clash. The dispatches are to be radioed to the United States for publication in the San Antonio Light and associated newspapers.
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UINS
Te Wan
A.V Connolly
Internatiocral Laws Service
Universal Service
Hint Mayd Gibbonsy
Fanaa Wae
New York
Manchuria
Situa
Ion
Tis Daily Apatchts
United States
San Antonio
Mitentatoc
Universal Secvsive
Bandits Raid Denver Bank After Shooting Standoff
Bandits, firing shots, rammed a rear window and disabled a police car during a daylight robbery in Denver. They escaped with an undetermined amount of money after a volley that left officers unharmed.
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Dannet
Soviet Spending in 0.8 Cut in Two
Soviet purchases abroad through October totalled 19.1 million dollars, about 52 percent less than the same period last year, according to the Armstore Trading Corp through its San Francisco office.
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San Bangisco
Soriet Pace
United States
Lesshan
Seat
Armtore Trading Corporation
San Frencisco
Insurance Urged for Industries
In New York on a November day, experts urged insurance for industries and strict regulatory measures to curb overproduction. The Academy of Political Science devoted its entire fifty first quarterly meeting to discussing these problems amid world economic instability and rising unemployment.
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XTV
York
Academy of Political Science
Academy
Canadian Railway Workers Seek Trade
Canadian railway workers have started a movement to gain better wages for their companies. Leaders from labor organizations met in Ottawa to organize a railway employees' association and allied ship by pilot group, aiming to unify and strengthen bargaining power.
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Andere Persiees
Imington
Th. C
Commerce Department
Argaiize & Railway
Pil Association
John D Puts Off Florida Journey
John D Rockefeller Sr. was set to depart for a winter trip to Florida from Pocantico Hills estate but postponed the journey until Monday. No reason for the delay could be obtained, and the change was announced from his New York area residence.
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John D
Florida
Niverna Nenvies
Business Volume Up Tenth in Week
Washington November 14 The volume of business across the country measured by bank debits rose 10 percent in the week ending November 7 compared with the previous week, the Commerce Department announced today.
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Fersalerter- Wastiington
D.C
Bank Debils
Commerce Department
Work Found for 700 Disabled Vets
In Washington on November 14 officials announced new employment for 750 disabled veterans. National commander FH G Erbeork of the Digablat American War Vet trans disclosed the plan, outlining recent job placements and future opportunities for veteran workers.
Mexico radio wave encroachment threatens US broadcasts
Warnings from the Federal Radio Commission detail Mexican government plans to build 10,000 to 25,000 watt stations along the border within 42 months. Officials say interference with American outlets is inevitable, and no treaty or force can halt dredging expansion. Experts caution that Mexican stations will disrupt US broadcasts across southern and southwestern regions, with spectrum crowded and channels crossing borders.
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Goring
Waydinene
Cory
Mexico
Commission Onneers
Messewa
Radio Commission
Mexica
United States
Bod Ehane
Ayeak
Kiven
Ceulcea
Thorould
Cale
Mexicam
Ree Gordone
Tn R Lion
Eyelea
Oor
Lindy Delayed in Georgia by Forest Blazes
Reports say Charles Lindbergh’s flight faced delays over Georgia due to forest fires and smoke. The pilot was expected to overnight near Miami before taking over Pan American Airways duties, with new messenger plans amid shifting central American routes.
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Georgia
Charles AL Thindbergh
Minch
Uingr
Apewaen
Diviger Bentiss
Devel
Bag Pe
Miami Tomarrans
Lindbergh
Mexico imposes ban on coffee imports decree
A wartime style decree by Agriculture Minister Drancisco Bling bans coffee imports to protect against contagion. The measure seeks to shield Mess ean coffee from disease, affecting import flows and market expectations.
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Mexico
Menico Carlyy
Drancisco Bling
British Exports Show Increase in October
British exports rose in October with iron and steel products leading gains. The report notes overall exports increased to 158,812 tons, reflecting a two month decline period and highlighting continued strength in key materials.
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Evan) Bernier
Washington, D. C
Uester
Ritish
Comittee Department
Todna
Publishers Take Trip to Catalinas
Members of the American Neweranors Publishers' association completed their convention and left for Catalinas amid plans to conclude their eleventh annual proceedings. The delegation, led by Cleaxuce, will continue discussions on industry matters with Wil liyn Wrigley Te present for collaborations.
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Los
Neweranors Publishers’ Association
Cleaxuce
Catalee
Thief Steals Motor After Hood Lift in Odd Scene
A disrupted incident unfolds as a thief lifts the hood and removes the engine from a vehicle. The scene features a thin actress Armoreast Onerriees Tolty Wood and a self-starter escape, with no other events reported.
Mexican Consul to Deliver First Radio Address
Terese Manuel Puig Cuanarane, newly appointed Mexican ambassador to Washington, will make his first radio address over the Columbia Broadcasting System next Friday night, outlining policy and relations with the United States.
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Verreread Epevicts
Washington
Terese Manuel Puig Cuanarane
Columbia Broadcasting Aystem
Hearings Planned on Rail Purchase Opposition Formed by Radical Irish
In Dublin on November 14 the听 Nationalists report a formed opposition by radical Irish groups to rail purchase deals. A mass meeting is planned in Cork to oppose Dé Valerist candidates at the polls.
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Umistsal Bervier
Dublin
Stadien
Trish Republicans
Cork
Tomurray
Calavo Growers Jubilant Over Early Harvest Start
In Los Angeles on a November date, Calavo Growers report an early harvest ahead of renewal time, enabling Southern California to compete with tropical buyers. The Calaveras operation notes improved crop readiness and rising prospects for fresh fruit sales this season.
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Los Angeles
Southern
California
Wile Preavers Bays
Fargo
Deckarad Tolayy
Mexico Lashes at Women Suffrage Proposal
Galvertal Service reports in Mexico City on November 14 that national revolutionary party leaders oppose granting women the vote, describing Mexican women as too homebound and unlikely to vote.
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Galvertal Service
Mexico City
National Revolutionary Party
Cate Cus
Red Commissar in Moscow Issues Nippon Defy
Moscow warns Japan as Manchuria tension rises amid talks of Chinese Eastern railway stationing. Telegrams to Moscow seek confirmation while Soviet diplomats report limited information on Litvinov's statements and the Manchurian crisis.
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Moscow
Nm Sleen
Japan
Riga
Central News
Maxim Litvinoff
Actiig Bogiet Commissar
Blascow
Save
Mah Chun Shaw
Nonai Siver Ars
Angonchi
Tissia
Ansalnu
Manchuria
Mob
Tsitsitier
Mei Long-Kianz
Suga
European Cay
Ilnla
Litvinofi'e
Amare
Moscow Protests Japanese Charge Amid Alarm Over Telegrams
Moscow reports ongoing protests over a Japanese charge and a flood of messages received today. Soviet officials, including Berlin correspondents, note tensions rising as foreign actions are examined. Continued on page six.
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Moscow
Universal Berelee
Berlin
Maseia
Anhassidor Trojanowski
Ready for Occupancy Apartment Listings
Classified ad snippet listing rental units with monthly prices and locations. Notable entries include San Padre, Blum, Alamo Apartments, and Broadway area. indicates move in now and monthly rates ranging around 2 to 435 dollars.
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Blum
Medizoa
Alamo Apartments
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