Lindbergh Accident and Flanagan Family Notes
A damaged item notes Lindbergh's accident with limited details and mentions his wife’s father Dewight Morrow. It references Mount Pelée’s eruption, Wall Street money shifts, and family sagas of the Flanagans, including Joseph and Thomas, with terse, period-style commentary on crime and politics. It closes with D P O Connor’s burial and a historical note on John Rogers Clark born 177 years earlier.
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Olonegl Lindbergh
Dewight Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
Albemarle County
Virging
John Rogers Clark
Ory Ak Vines See
Weather forecast brief with scattered details and region notes
Fragmented forecast notes for San Antonio and Texas region, mentioning increasing cloudiness Tuesday through Wednesday, with temperatures around four degrees and variable winds. Additional lines reference coastal and southwest regions with cloudy to clear conditions, forecasts for multiple cities, and general note of unsettled autumn weather patterns.
Good Successor Choice in Air ce ier A Bi
Calhoun in town with reform Tuesday as an investigation of local crime conditions by Calhoun and Sam G Newton unfolds. Grand jury, in seption two weeks, reports 19 indictments with no direct link to the ambush of a dry agent in September. Judge Anderson charges jurors to probe the ambush and rumored rum ring operations, while officials are urged to aid the criminal element.
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Air Ce Ier
Austin
Galloway Calhoun
Genera
Calhoun
Ile
Anderson
Anbush
Charles Stevens
Araud
Ninety-fourth District Court
Iil
Illinois Solon Indicted for Possessing Rum
A federal grand jury indicted Representative Filward Deni aon of Tlingis and his secretary Joby Layne in Washington on November 19 for possession of liquor. The judge ordered the case to proceed, detailing the charges and moving toward trial.
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Illinois
Solon
Washington, D. C
Filward
Deniaon
Tlingis
Joby Layne
Man Killed in Cotton Bale Crushing at Oklahoma Mill
ALTUS Okla a mill worker Horace Ft Roden 20 was killed yesterday when crushed inside a rotten cotton bale. He had been employed at the mill since September and was trapped as the press came down. A Petty Texas man named Haven eight years from Petty Tex witnessed the accident.
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Altus
Okla
Aor
Horace Ft
Roden
Haven
Petty
Tex
Increased Duty on Cloth Is Rejected
In Washington the Senate rejected a committee amendment in the tariff bill that would have raised the duty on moose-figared unbleached cotton cloth by 10 percent. The finance committee had requested the action.
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Washington, D. C
Finance Committee
Senate
Tony
Bear Raid on Baby's Bank Cited
CHICAGO November 19 a bank failure cited a claim of a bear raid on a baby’s bank. Marie Erna Shick testified that her husband Louis Shick, driven by stock speculation and boasting, coerced a margin call and caused the loss of 1709 dollars from the infant’s funds.
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Baby’s Bank
Chicago
Baby's
Baby
Stock Prices Rise Amid Light Trading in New York
New York stock prices moved higher after an early selling period. Many issues gained one to eleven dollars a share, with United States Steel advancing 22.90 percent to 162.00. Trading remained light as markets steadied and confidence revived.
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New York
Call Tauney
Breach of Contract Suit Involving Aimee McPherson
Cromwell Ormsby, a lawyer, sues Aimee Lemaire McPherson in Los Angeles alleging breach of contract over gas services. He seeks 324,500 damages claiming the agreement was canceled by Mrs McPherson and that profits were to be shared.
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Aimee
Los Angeles
Cromrmell Ormsby
Gueley
Aimee Lemaire McPherson
Evangels
Fis
Captain Quits Sea After Sixty Years
HUBUKEN New Jersey November 19 After 61 years at sea Captain Piet Van Den Henvel commodore of the Holland American line fleet will retire when the steamship Statendam reaches Rotterdam He plans a tour of ports where his ships have called Born on his father's freighter he spent almost his entire life on water except for nine years at school.
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Hubuken
N. J
Wé Gea
Piet van den Henvel
Holland-American Life Fleet
Statendam
Rotterdam
Women Knew That Before the Senate
In Washington D C Senator Walsh of Massachusetts testified that he was informed by high authority that French designers had followed a government cue to use more cloth, a claim tied to France's governance and domestic policy debate.
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Washington, D. G
Seems
France
Benator Walsh
Manchsetts
Senate
Take Second Juror in McManus Case
NEW YORK November 19 URI A second juror Herman Sherman was named as manager an hour after court opened in the trial of George A McManus for the murder of Arnold Rothatrin He was the seventh talesman examined today in the jury selection process.
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New York
Uri—A
Herman
Sherman
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothatrin
Talesman
Hoover era cabinet talk centers on Donovan or Hurley
Washington November 15 a wave of speculation swirled over who will replace Secretary of War James W Wood who died last night. Colonel William J Donovan former assistant attorney general was widely discussed as a likely cabinet pick though Hoover passed him over. Colonel Patrick J Hurley appeared as another name, with Hurley serving as acting secretary of war until a successor is named.
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Washington, D. C
James W. Wood
Hoover
Co. Willliam J. Donovan
Aesmant
Foy Donovan
Donovan
Philippines
Dwight W. Davis
Missouri
Hurley
White House
Patrick J. Hurley
Gurl
Goad
Acpointed
Incubators Used by Ancient Egypt Described
Cairo dispatch reports from Adyinos at the commerce department describe Egyptian incubators 6000 years old. Cone shaped affairs heated by charcoal could hatch about 95 percent of eggs, illustrating advanced ancient technology.
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Ancient
Egypt
Washington, D. C
Adyinos
Department of Commerce
Cairo
Yale Fence Stolen Antique Worth Ten Thousand
New Haven police report the theft of an antique Yale fence valued at $10,000 from a photographer’s quarters. The fence, long used with every Yale captain, had stood for half a century before its loss was noticed.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Manville couple to see new grandchild in Stockholm
New York dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Edward Manville will travel to Stockholm with their son in law Countess Rolke Bersadotte awaiting the stork. The couple plans to visit for the birth of a grandchild in Sweden.
Woman's Roll Not In Shoes
Chicago dated report of a street robbery where a masked pistolman demanded money from Susan Haan. He forced her to remove a shoe during the struggle and took her money, leaving her bank roll missing. The attacker fled into the rain and cold.
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Wall Street
Delaware
New England
Chicago
Susan Haan
Miss Haan
Miss Mean
Brady indictment in fatal stabbing of Capitol stenographer
Travis County grand jury returns murder indictment against former judge John W. Brady for the stabbing death of Misa Lehlia High north, a capitol stenographer, on November 3. Indictment follows more than four days of deliberations.
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Austin
Novi
Travis County Grand Jury
John WW. Brady
Court of Civil Appeala
Brady
Misa
Cloudy Weather in Store for City Believed by Jarboe
Meteorologist J H Jarboe predicts increased cloudiness Tuesday night with unsettled weather and possible rain by Wednesday for San Antonio. Temperatures likely to hold with a low around 46, as easterly winds bring showers to the gulf coast region. Weather expected to be mild for Wort Yeray night into Wednesday.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Cald
Gulf Coast
Kidnaper Scheduled for Gallows in Honolulu
Miley Yutake Fukunaga a 19 year old kidnapper and killer of Gill Jamie ten year old son of a Honolulu banker faces execution on the gallows after Governor Judd signed the death warrant and the U S Supreme Court denied his appeal.
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Honolugu
Miley Yutake Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Honolulu
Fukunaga
Lawrence M. Judd
United States Supreme Court
Pubuuaga
Wyoming Senator Reported Better
Senator Francis K. Warren of Wyoming is reported considerably better today by his physician as friends hope the danger from a recent illness has passed. The elder statesman remains under care, with further updates awaited from the medical staff.
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Francis K. Warren
Wyoming
Vasconcelos claims presidency amid election fraud dispute
A published statement by Jose Vasconcelos, rival to Pascual Ortiz Rubio, asserts he won Mexico's election and will wait for congress before acting. He plans to rest in Guaymas before returning to Mexico City, denying intent to move to the United States. Early vote totals exclude several states. Vasconcelos claims victimization by Mexican law and notes nine voters testing ballots favored Rubio.
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Meric
Jose Vasconcelos
Mesica
Stas
Tig
Pascual Cris Rubio
Walt
Mexican Congress
Guaymas
el Univer
Real
Vasconcelos
Mexico
Congress
Mexico City
Empire
United States
National Revolutionary Party
Pascual Urliz Rubia
Rodriguez Tinana
Worker's Party
Guerero
Sinaloa
Sonora
Tamaulipas
Zactecas
Quintana Roo
Vasconcelis
Rubio Considered Friend of the United States
The piece notes Ortiz Rubio’s February 3 inauguration as Mexico’s president and cites supporters calling him a “friend of the United States” while opposition factions claim irregularities. It mentions the National Revolutionary Party’s large majority and ongoing controversy among Vasconcelistas regarding the election’s legitimacy.
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United States
Ortiz Rubio
Republic
Jose Vascancelos
Crrtiz Rusbio
Ortiz Robio Yaa
Bio
Congress
National Revolution Party
Vasconcenstas
Ortir Hubio Partiaane
Husky Four Year Old Sinks Teeth Into Family Pup
Kansas City reports a strange domestic incident as four year old Donald Koppel allegedly bit the family husky with a “punk” weapon. The dog retaliated when Donald struck back, causing a chaotic scene in the family home. Local authorities note the event as a notable household altercation.
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Kansas City
Max. Koppel
Donald
Petition for Reduction Denied at Board of Equalization
Opening session of the board of equalization saw Mayor and city commissioners refuse to lower increases in assessed valuation downtown. Wolf & Marx protested a $6,000 rise, and Dr. Ames Graves challenged increases on St Mars's and Novarro streets. Tax Commissioner Bushick noted district-wide rise and denied reductions, while protests were sparse from homeowners. A special court with extended powers was created to handle appeals.
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Board of Equalization
Propery
Wolf & Marx Company
Gonzales Garan
FLA
Ochs
Witchell
Ames Graver
Bostages
Hiv
St Mars's
Novarro
the Wolff and Bars Company
Frank Bushick
Gebs
Yitehell
Ocks
Graves
Hawan
Revue- Vou
J. and
A. Heinen
Augusta
Navarro
Tha Hoard
Opmord
Mayer
Oper Add Commissiontts
Couple sues for collision damages against San Antonio truck owner
W. E. and Grace J. Smith of Webb County sue Gilbert Jack Fines of San Antonio in Fifty-seventh District Court claiming $13 000 in damages from a September 6 collision on the Laredo road. They allege a lightless parked track caused the crash and injuries, charging negligence by the truck company.
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W. BE
Grace J. Smith
Webb
Gilbert Jack
San Antonio
Fifty-seventh District Court
Gilbert
Laredo
Drinkers at Parlor-Southern Methodist Game Not Prosecuted
Dallas Nov. 19. Nearly thirty men were arrested for drinking at the Parlor during the SMU game but none were prosecuted. Officers said no one had more than half a pint and none were bootleggers, so authorities chose not to file felony charges on a first offense.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
American extradition suspect sails aboard liner Aceengi
New Zealand reports banker Temple Texas accused for forgery remains under extradition request. Man named Crouch, previously denied by plea, travels to America on the liner Aceengi accompanied by his family. Sheriff Binghes in charge, with Crouch’s son also aboard.
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Temple
Wellington
New Zealand
B. Crouch
Texas
America
Aceengi
Sheritf Binghes
Crouch
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