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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1931
Page
6
Japanese ambassador told the State Department clashes loom as Japan fears Chinese advances. He asserted Tokyo seeks to avoid provocation and urged restraint while describing a major battle near Tsitsibar and warning of implied dangers if the Chinese move forward.
In AdIS on November 14, the League of Nations convenes a decisive meeting amid Manchuria tensions with Jepen forces continuing shelling. Reports say ambassador Lowes prepared a proposal to force peaceful settlement before the council votes on withdrawal of troops from occupied areas and potential war.
Ambiguous reports from Tokyo and Mukden indicate Japan will not withdraw from Manchuria despite League of Nations protest. General Honjo and officials claim a strategic security policy, with claims of a proclaimed government in Mukden and plans for a new Manchurian administration under Chinese and Manchu leadership.
China faces Japan amid Manchuria tensions as League of Nations debate looms at Geneva. Dr Alfri Sze, Chinese delegate, reports plans to push for a settlement while Ambassador Dawes prepares to mediate with Japanese envoy Kenkichi Yoshinawa and other officials in Paris.
A garbled international report notes Garner pressing for Democratic unity to avoid factional strife in the House while opposing tax increases. It mentions Dawes and other diplomats in Moscow and Canton, with references to Manchuria, China, and Sino Allied reactions as Washington weighs policy shifts before Monday sessions.
The article discusses shifting Russia Asia policy with Japan guiding a new focus toward Asia. It argues Marxist rhetoric has limited effect on Asia’s custodians and predicts frontier tensions along the border as central to future risk. It notes tax changes and wartime pressures shaping domestic sentiment.
In Kan Nov 14 Vivid Spear who suffered a broken jawbone after a tractor kick says machinery may replace the mule. Spear was injured when his tractor kicked him and text several feet, reflecting on the accident’s impact on farming practice.
A 1914 Washington conference on land use was announced with a policy focus and plans for agricultural development. The meeting emphasized national agriculture goals, with attendees including officials from government and related agencies.
In a tragic report from Indianapolis a man identified as Khides died while returning home from a hospital after a surgical attempt to ease his eye condition. The knife saved his sight according to witnesses and officials, but he did not survive the trip.
A three year old named Covnll Sehhiewmer, son of Monty Schumer of Macdona, died at Santa Rosa Infirmary Saturday from injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Nogalitos Street two days earlier.
Evelyn M. Albus, former deputy county clerk in Louisville, was arrested in New York on an indictment charging misappropriation of state funds. The case stems from funds allegedly taken while in Kentucky, with authorities tracing the matter after a telegram from Louisville.
Nov. 14 report says Pandit Nehru Gandhi’s aide was recovering from his second surgical operation since August and plans to return to India by December to resume passive resistance. Patel deems the London roundtable conference a failure.
Turkey marketing reports from Ranger area detail high quality poults. Dry weather cited as a factor in early hatch success while later hatch expected to fill inventory. Producers aim to ensure weight adequacy to meet No 2 quality standards.
In Morgul Francisco, Eugene Mack a 27 year old unemployed man occupies a wagon described as a morgue wagon to cope with his job search. He keeps a routine that includes waking early and using the wagon’s space for rest and storage, with a simple daily regimen to manage his mornings.
Hunters threaten safe play near the Gleaversville course as golfers report near misses and unsafe shooting from the woods. No injuries reported, but players call for stiffer enforcement and clear boundaries to protect the greens.
Dispatches from Moscow reveal a Soviet program pressuring religious education and youth alignment with atheistic ideals. Authorities claim expanding anti religious campaigns include state supervision and indoctrination efforts amid broader cultural crackdown.
In Chicago on November 21 the appellate court upheld a prior custody ruling in favor of the mother Afra Kroger of Edgewater who sought return of her son to her care from C. Kruger and the father Herman Misch. The boy had lived with his mother and grandfather amid a custody battle dating to 1927 when Kroger suffered a nervous breakdown.
In Honolulu on November 1 a princess seeks to adopt a three year old girl, Lemakelia We Wawanikoa, naming Kekaulike Kaoua as guardian. Former Mrs. William Eilerbrock, now Mrs. Ellerbrock, has custody after divorce and has given up the child’s guardianship to the princess, who wishes to become the child’s legal mother.
A Del Rio chamber of commerce committee, chaired by T.W. Piewat of the Frup and Northern Itawey Company in San Antonio, will accompany him to Sonora to meet with local officials. TheDel Rio group includes L. Nuss, Vo. St. Milienn, G. Be Dutch Wardlaw, and Adouns and EF. Mesatos.
In Allenstein district five mothers with two or more children were awarded diplomas in a formal ceremony at the city hall. Mayor Gurich invited them to the hall and presented the honors after a solemn event celebrating large families.
SAN BENITO Texas Nov 14 Instead of meeting Monday night as first planned Han Termites will get together Thursday night to outline Mann for releasing local capital tied up in lands and bringing up new a mine composed of Sohn Lemar Wl Hownteeicht Hed Sinkis C Barber and vi. W wit, WAN appointed Friday for the purpose of formulating some plans to be prepared for this meeting
A missing wealthy widow named Forsberg, last seen walking toward Colorado Springs, has prompted a private inquiry by her daughter. Police and investigators have not located her, and the search remains ongoing after she disappeared Monday.
Burglars entered the Ta France store and carried away a truckload of mens apparel, women’s street and evening wear, and 15 bolts of silk and dowels worth nearly $2000. The burglary was discovered, and one suspect was tracked to the scene.
A pet fox that had been kept at home since Halloween bit its owner Saturday night. The animal was brought to Robert Green Hospital where attendants said an amputation of the hand would probably be necessary.
A disrupted report notes folk ballads urged by Tibbett during a city arrival with mentions of pieces such as “Burs Me on the Lone Brable,” “Tose Thimes,” and “Une Miller Versions.” The item is terse and fragmented, with uncertain names and dates.
In Los Angeles on November 14 a report to the American Newspaper Publishers association convention indicated possible changes affecting post office holiday deliveries. The discussion noted regulatory actions for the upcoming year and questioned the impact on mail and processing schedules amid ongoing discussions among officials.
Reports claim a pig theft triggered tribal violence on the island of Rel near Bissau. Dispatched cables describe hundreds of natives recruited by Portuguese traders, casualties among men women and children, and huts burned as authorities order isolation of the Macanha on Rel to quell the uprising.
In Hochesse New York on November 14 Hay Schuer a 26 year old pilot died when a plane carrying four women including Avlon Krothtein 23 crashed at the commercial airport shortly after takeoff. Authorities and federal agents were beginning an investigation into the incident.
COTULLA November 14 Mie Jean Steele a longtime LaSalle County resident since 1898 died at her home this morning General services were held Saturday afternoon
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