Wallace urges controlled expansion for agriculture reform
Hartford Nov 10 Beerclury Wallace outlined the future path for agricultural adjustment before the National Grange. He favored controlled expansion to keep farming profitable and meet drought challenges, warning of a potential drive in Congress to remove all production restrictions.
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Wallace
National ‘Grange
Laissezaire Economisia
Mit
Congress
Fuin
América
Census on Bexar Farms Planned by Federal Officials
Federal agricultural agents will survey farmers and ranchers in Bexar County starting January 4 to collect data on farm size, crops, yields, livestock, poultry, trees, acreage value, and farm population. A sample copy of the questionnaire will be provided through local offices.
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U.S
Bexar
Federal
Agiquliral Department
Besar
Submarginal Land Abandoning Urged in Report
Washington report by the land policy committee of the Chamber of Commerce outlines removing submarginal land from agriculture to spur diversion of unproductive areas. It urges ending government credit to submarginal farmers, rural zoning of developed areas, consolidation of scattered communities, and differential taxation rates to ease the burden.
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Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Salaries at Peak for NRAS staff in Washington DC
NRAS officials report wide salary dispersion in Washington with 60 workers in the recovery unit earning over 6000 and 380 in the executive group earning above 5000. The legal division lists 102 men earning 3400 to 6000, while chief Blackwell Smith tops at 12,660. Board members receive 22,000 though three leaders reportedly returned salary checks.
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Washington, D. C
Pwnra
Hugh
Hwa
Nras Law
Blackwell Smith
Clay Williams
Arthur +K. Whiteside
Sidney Hillman
Man sentenced for unlawfully carrying pistol plea
Jesse Thomas and Wins Thompson pleaded guilty to unlawfully carrying a pistol. Judge Charles J. Matthews sentenced them to one month in county jail in County Court-at-Law No. 2 on Tuesday. The complaint was led by City Policeman W. A. Lindsay.
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Jesse Thomas
Wins Thompson
Charles J. Matthews
W. A. Lindsay
Couple Leaves to Attend Funeral in Long Beach
Mr and Mrs WM Wiggins left Tuesday for Long Beach Calif where they were called to attend the funeral of the Rev A W Wiggins 83 year old Congregationalist minister who retired three years ago He had many friends in San Antonio.
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WM. Wiggins
Long Beach
Calif
Liey
A. W. Wiggins
Mr. Wiggins
San Antonio
Paraguay Rejects League Mediation On Chaco War
ABUNCION Paraguay Nov 20. Paraguay rejects the League of Nations mediation offer to end the Chaco War. Government refuses to accept the league report urging cessation of hostilities without binding arbitration guarantees. The Chaco consultative committee warned both Paraguay and Bolivia may violate the covenant if peace efforts are not backed by enforceable measures.
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Abuncion
Paraguay
League of Nations
League
Chaco
Eagle Pass Tot Burned to Death
Funeral plans were made today for Leslie High Jr. 4 who burned to death yesterday as a fire destroyed a randy home. Family members escaped as furniture and 5000 onion crates were destroyed in the blaze.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Leslie High Jr
Gin and gin dispute reached federal judges
Portland household gins dispute involves whether a bottle contains gin in a bottle or as two separate units. Assistant United States General Joseph R Jaourhold argues the bottle and its contents are two separate items for tax. Large shipments from the Philippines boost coast customs cases. The importer contends the bottles are one unit and taxes were properly assessed.
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Portland
Ore
United Stat
Joseph R. Ja Iourhold
Pacific
Philippines
Col- Wwelor
Fiat
Amd
United States
Boy Auto Victim Injured in Broadway Collision
Seven year old Marvin F Speck of 610 Avenue A sustained a broken right leg and other injuries after being struck by an auto at Broadway and Giga Blanes street. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Marvin F. Speckmiler
Avenue A
Memorial Hospital
Broadway
Giga Blanes Street
TEMG JAYS HEAD HONORED AT BANQUET
Theo Weiss of San Antonio president of the Lexas Junior comes of commerce and other state officers will be honored with a banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Maza Tiete baltrack. Evie Gambrell of Dallas national vice president and Bryan Naylor of San Antonio national director will be guests. William McGraw of Dallas will be principal speaker introduced by Victor Kellen of San Antonio. State officers include Savy Longview, Vitter Buwldin, Hal Wells, Jim Colting, Paivpa J AH Grout, Bouston, and Henry Wichita Pats secretary and treasurer. About 400 expected to attend, followed by a dance at Stadowland.
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Theo Weiss
San Antonio
Lexas Junior Cames of Commerce
Evie Gambrell
Dallas
Bryan Naylor
Monor
William McGraw
Peverat
Victor Kellen
Savy Longview
Vitter Buwldin
al Wells
Jim Colting
Paivpa J. AH
Grout
Bouston
Henry Wichita Pats
Joni Jones
Record of North Texas flood and wind damage report
A heavy deluge struck Northeast Texas Monday night with torrential rains and strong winds. Paris reported 2.47 inches, Powderly 4.72 inches, Denison 1.30 inches, and other towns logged varied totals. Creeks overflowed, livestock water secured, and one windstorm toppled small buildings near Paris. A few residents narrowly escaped injury in Blossom to Detroit area.
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Texas
Paris
Denison
Juctes
Longview
Pasa
Howes
Taina
Blossom
Detroit
Downpours Delay Hunt for Slayers
Wald reporters report heavy rains hinder the search for Jos Averett and Ray Gurry, Hibbard youths charged with the slaying of 23 year old Janis Malcam Stewart of Katy. The victim’s body was found scattered Saturday. Four persons were kidnapped during the rural mail carrier’s abduction attempt and later released.
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Slayers Wald
Jos Averett
Ray Gurry
Hibbard
Janis Malcam Stewart
Katy
Amakonuy
Second Wife Sues Harry Langdon on Alimony Arrears
In Los Angeles, Mrs Langdon No 2 sues comedian Harry Langdon for alimony arrears claiming he abandoned her and failed to provide life necessities. Her attorney says a $200 weekly maintenance was awarded in New York years ago, while Langdon allegedly married his third wife and owes about $25 900 on the main maintenance.
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Harry Langdon
Os Angeles
Ilany Langdon
Mrs. Langdon No
Inter Com
Langdon
Harry A. Goldman
Langdon No. 2
New York
Ma Langa Langdary Ts Nan
Attiney Guinan
Cleric Inacio Ding de Leon Visits San Antonio Relative
The Rt. Rev. Inacio Ding de Leon of San Luis Patesi Afexico, with his niece Mies Lupo Gtereso, came Tuesday for a visit with his nephew Joseph Leon of San Antoni.
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Inacio Ding de, Leon
San Luis Patesi
Afexico
Mies Lupo Gtereso
Joseph Leon
San Antoni
Feud Between Patient and Landlord Ends in Trial Murder Case
In Seattle a feud between Dr Sean W Squier and his landlord Charles G Druxe over rent and misused taunts is tied to a murder trial. Dr Squier described as an amateur actor allegedly mocked Duke with taunting verses before the courtroom clash. Duke’s attorney Henry Clay Agnew says the osteopath was goaded beyond endurance by the landlord and other associates.
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Seatile
Sean W. Squier
Charles G. Druxe
Duke
Henry Clay Agnew
Dr. Squier
Ose Teopath
Squier
Doblling
Agnew
Eno
Dr. Squier Bast
Barber
Doin FF
Watthey
Elevator Strike Delayed by Parley in New York
A conference called by the mayor halted the elevator workers strike for at least 24 hours in New York. The talks aimed to avert a city-wide warehouse and transit disruption as union leaders and city officials sought a settlement on wages and working conditions.
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New York
Inindia
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