Prohibition costs and Europe debt talk across nations
Arthur Brisbane notes that beer taxes fail to fund expenses, urging curbs on prohibition and mentioning Germany's beer gardens. Washington hints at delaying debt payments, while Britain’s pound fluctuates and America debates who should repay eleven billion dollars. Amy Johnson’s record flight is praised, and social commentary on women’s titles and U S Canada waterways prompts territorial musings.
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United States
Europe
Illness Fatal To Garl Newton Burglar Peppered By Woman Expert
A San Antonio intruder attempting to break into Mrs L M Morse’s downstairs flat at 45 a m Saturday was peppered at the heels by Mrs Ever Johnson an expert marksman living at 2433 Broadway. One shot struck near the man’s feet and another near his shoe as he fled. Mrs Johnson later said she was too soft hearted to kill him. The same burglar is believed to have also threatened Alfonso Newton Jr’s home earlier. Police investigating said the same man may have robbed multiple residences nearby. Charles Treuter reported driving off a burglar Friday night and H Mutlens said a man fled from her yard Saturday afternoon.
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Ever Johnson
Briadway
San Antonio
Ys. Johnson
Bor Iss
Johnson
Morse
Austin
Alfonso Newton Jr
Thorman Place
Newton
Tarmer
Vhr Prawler Liere
Weather Outlook for San Antonio Area This Weekend
San Antonio and vicinity expect a somewhat warmer Saturday night and Sunday with fair skies. Overnight lows near 40 degrees, Sunday high about 76, light variable winds. Friday high around 62, Saturday morning low near 44, Saturday surface low around 33. East Texas sees frost in the northern part, western and coastal winds light to moderate, while West Texas trends toward warmer conditions with variable winds.
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San Antonio
Poly
Texas
Uno Catrome
West Texas
Traffic officers direct salmon crossing on Oregon coast
Nov 14 Tillamook Oregon reports fish traffic on the coast highway as salmon spawn. River overflow forced river crossings. guides stationed to halt cars while fish cross, then clear the way. Traffic cops assisted by stationary guides staged crossings to protect migrating fish.
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Tillamuck
Ore
Oregon Coast
Bilchix
Weekend Weather Forecast for Hunters in San Antonio
The San Antonio area expects ideal hunting and fishing weather for the weekend with deer turkey fish and ducks in season. Saturday night and Sunday will see fair skies and mild temperatures with highs near 76 degrees and a light breeze, though morning frost and lower readings around the city were reported.
Woman's body found in cistern after Riverside home tragedy
Chicago authorities report the body of Mrs. Ellen Saxe discovered in a cistern at Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Arnold's Riverside residence. She appears to have been shot or struck behind the ear. Bert Arnold, 16, is missing along with a small garage-kept auto. Parents think the youth may have been kidnapped by the killer.
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Chicago
O. B. Arnold
Riverside
Ellen Saxe
Saxe
Kidnapped Boy Becomes Rummy Expert After Release
Paul Marciante, ten, kidnapped November seventh on his way to school, spent eleven days in captors hideout. He was released last night by three kidnapers who called themselves Jake. The boy says his time there was educational and he became proficient at the game of rummy through long sessions.
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New York
Novv
Paul Marciante
Hants
Paul
Jake
France Ready to Pay U S Interest and Hoover Moratorium
Paris reports say Premier Herriot is prepared to pay the 20.6 million pound interest installment due next month on the American debts if the United States decides on an extension. In Albany a patrol wagon incident ends with five intoxicated passengers arrested as Officer Kenneth Oliver discovers one man had collapsed after a head injury en route to the station.
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France
Paris
Molat
Premiser Herriot
United States
Albany, N. Yu
AR Customs Men Down Ram HP Airplane Chase
Customs officers pursued a 300 horsepower airplane crossing the Rio Grande between Eagle Pass and Laredo. Pilot Robert Deuel and Inspector T. B. Oden chased the speedy biplane for about 150 miles before contact near San Antonio. A World War ace named W. T. Ponder was captured, with Oden aiming a rifle to force a landing.
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T. B. Oden
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Hagle Pass
Laredo
San Antonio
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Ponder
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Custuma
Ponder Explains Forced Down Plane Near San Angelo
Nannnt Texas Nov 19. W T Ponder said a sporting chance brought him to trouble after his plane was forced down by customs at San Angelo municipal airport last May. Officers chased it from near the Mexican border. The craft was seized with 28 cages of Mexican beer aboard. He was released on bond 1500 and later indicted at Fort Worth.
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Texas
W. T. Ponder
San Angelo
Fort, Worth
Consul Membreno Likely Died of Natural Causes
San Francisco November 19 authorities say Dr Jose A Membreno consul general of Honduras died from natural causes after his body was found in his apartment. Adolfo Aleman consul general of Panama was found unconscious in the same apartment and told police he and Membreno fell ill after drinking liquor following a San Francisco consular corps dinner the night before.
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Jose A. Membreno
Benere
Hondums
Adolfo Aleman
Panams
Aleman
Membrano
San Francisco Consular Corps
Harvester Company Receiver Appointed in Dallas
Horatia G. Stinnett of Sherman was appointed by Federal Judge William H. Atwell as receiver for the Plainview Harvester company upon the Plainview National Bank’s receiver Frank A. Hinckenbockler’s application. The matter shifts the company’s affairs from state to federal court after months of revolvership in state courts.
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Dallas
Horatia G. Stinnett
Sherman
Willian H. Atwell
Plainview Harvester Company
Frank A. Hinckenbockler
Plainview National Bank
Two Funerals For Babe In Bronx Cemetery
In New York on November 18 two funerals were held for a baby girl as the Brennan family mourned. Misrering hospital reports a baby lost to meningitis. a second infant burial followed after hospital delivery notification, the two infant burials marking a tragic sequence.
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New York
Bronx
Julls Brennan
Jobo Brennan
Mirah Boty
Door Parenta
Potter's
Testimony in Demack case ends as defense rests
Deputy Mangold is described as slain in the line of duty during a burglary attempt on September 8. State witnesses place Demack at the scene and allege a confession about shooting the deputy with a 12 gauge shotgun. The trial in Ninety-fourth District Court continued with prosecution and defense expected to present further witnesses.
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George Mangeld
Joe Demack
Ninety-fourth
Oscar Weilbacher
Handy-Andy
Culebra
Weilacher
Will Hicbs
Mangold
Frank Matthews
Wiliam Neunhoffer
J. €. Musgrave
Fred
Matthews
St. Mary's University
Wiemack
Boys Brush Mad Dog's Teeth He Obeys Orders Not to Bite
Los Angeles reports a dog named Bing went mad while with young masters John and Sto Henderson who say they tried to keep him from biting. Police surgeons note the incident involved careful handling and the boys claim they obeyed their father’s instruction not to bite, recounting attempts to clean the froth with a brush and hose.
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Los Angeles
Bing
Willy
John
Sto Henderson
Hien
Ulm
Dta Maalar
Nald Bing
Ming
Robins Prohibition Leader Found After Two Months Missing
Col Raymond Robins, noted prohibitionist and peace advocate, was located in western North Carolina after a two month disappearance. He was brought to Asheville and placed under medical examination at Whittier sanitarium by order of federal agents and family.
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Raymund Robins
North Carolinia Mountains
Asheville
Whittier
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Raymond Robins
John Dreler
New York
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Dreier
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Heard
Asheville Canitarium
Sunday School Pupil Locates Robins
In Whittier North Carolina a 13 year old Sunday school pupil helped end a nationwide manhunt for Colonel Raymond Robins philanthropist and prohibitionist. Red headed Carl Fisher compared Robins photos in newspapers and officials at Washington were notified. Relatives later identified the suspect as Raymond Rogers.
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Robins
Memorial to Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk
Memorial dedication honors Wilbur and Orville Wright at a granite pylon on a sand dune near Kitty Hawk. Scores of airplanes flew overhead as Secretary Hurley Governor-elect Ahringhus and Congressman Lindsay Warren spoke, commemorating the first successful motor driven aircraft after years of trial and effort.
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Cawtion
Wilbur
Orville Wright
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Patrick J. Hurley
Death Stay Granted in Mexican Murder Case
Miguel Ahumada, ex Harvard and MIT student, was granted a four day stay of the death sentence for Tonya Casilles murder. He had faced a dawn firing squad before a hearing on a petition by his family and friends in the American southwest.
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INS
Miguel Ahumadi
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tonya Casilles
Ahumada
American Southwest
Probe Hampered by Lack of Finances
Washington reports the base commission says lack of funds may limit a thorough investigation of the financial setup of public utilities. It did not state whether additional appropriations would be sought in the coming session, noting that funding depends on the stance of Congress.
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Washington
D.C
Base Commission
Senate
Congress
Currency Backed by 75 Per Cent Gold
Federal reserve banks back their currency with more than 75 percent gold though law requires 40 percent. Treasury records show deposits with reserve agents and the treasury totaling over 2.24 billion in gold to secure notes in circulation. Chicago schools may close an extra week around Christmas to cover deficits in operating expenses and budget gaps.
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Federal Reserve Banks
T Country
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Unio
Business Leader Carl D Newton Dies After Stroke
Carl D Newton 47 a prominent San Antonio business and civic figure died in Rochester New York from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered on a business trip. He built a top Kodak related business from a small Alamo Plaza studio and led real estate ventures and civic groups including the Rotary Club M C A and Scottish Rite. He is survived by his widow four daughters and a son. Funeral plans await the family’s return from New York.
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Rochester
Newton
Janice Newton
Caziada
San Antonio
Alamo Plaza
Kodak
Fox Company
Kodak Pictures
Real Estele
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Rotary Cls
Scottish Rite
the Shrine
Carrie Gentzen Newton
Janice
Ethel
Carrie
Carl Jr
Trotzky Hides on Steamer Trip
Leon Frolaky exiled Soviet leader was en route to Copenhagen for a lecture when he hid in his quarters aboard the Italian liner Pra zh on arrival in Naples. He refused to see reporters, stayed concealed for two and a half hours, then taken on a brief motor trip to Sorrento and Pompeii with his wife, secretary, and an American friend.
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Leon Frolaky
Copenhagen
Viner Prazh
Dewspage
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