Financial turbulence and odd travel tales from Los Angeles
A mixed digest covers Hoover’s Europe debt stance, Wall Street jitters, and government lending. It notes a Mojave desert double‑car journey to Los Angeles, plus alfalfa trade details and price lists. It closes with a quirky USDA sparring of pumpkin bug exchanges between Florida and Australia and reflections on progress and belief.
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Wall Street
Europe
Hoover
United States
Algh
Finance
Murdoc
Mojave Desert
Cajon
Los Angeles
Olibert Hodge
Hodge
Calif
Robert
Stoward
Alabama
Opalocka
Gilbert Hodge
Robert Wre
Howart Houl
Miami
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Shalance
Australia
California
Agricultural Department
Florida
Agatralla
Pickpocket Report Highlights Downtown Theft Incident
Police were notified Wednesday after a man reported his wallet was stolen in a downtown incident involving 843 pickpockets. The suspect allegedly touched Mark Duke, and Gibbs paid $300 for the wallet, prompting police to investigate.
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Mark Duke
Weather Forecast For San Antonio And Vicinity
Fair Thursday night and Friday with rising temperatures. Friday highs near 60 degrees and light variable winds from the north. Wednesday's high around 71 and a cooler Thursday morning. In the interior gas southwesterly fringe valley areas expect fair conditions with firmer northwest cooling Thursday night. Overall, pleasant weather with warming trend into Friday.
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Bex Texas
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Ban Antoniy
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Weather Bureau
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Two Titles at Stake in Eagle Mustang Clash
Brackenridge Eagles face Jefferson Mustangs in a key city and district No. 12 showdown on Thanksgiving day with the winner claiming the city title and possible district advantages. Weather is clear and the crowd expected near 11,000 as both teams bring strong lines and versatile backs.
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Harold Screrwitz
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Eagle
Thursany
Jeffarsin
Brackenridge Eagles
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Mustengs
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Harry Harmilton
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Claude Kellam
Manor Pickett
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Ray Smith
Punternet Excellence
al Rehm
G. Brokes
Bailey Camnahan
Inne
Hamilton
Movie Ruins Case For Negro
In Houston on November 24 a damag es suit against Bonelon Foel company collapsed after testimony claiming tin man’s arm injuries. The defense interrupted proceedings as a judge dismissed the case amid courtroom disturbances and references to an organization’s cracking whip.
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Houston
Sawyer
Negro
Bonelon
Foel Company
Ite
Lawrec
Brownwood Jury Acquits Mother and Daughter in Slaying
A Brownwood jury acquitted a mother and her daughter in a fatal shooting case involving Joe Meichinger. The daughter testified she killed her father after he threatened to kill her mother and herself, saying she feared he would carry out the threat. A prior trial ended with an unresolved verdict.
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Joe Meichinger
Tha
Farmer
Poland and Russia Sign Peace Pact
In Moscow on November 74 Poland and Russia signed a convention of conciliation, sealing the non aggression pact completed July 05. Polish minister Stanislaw Patek signed for Poland and Maxim Litvinoff, Russia’s foreign affairs commissar, signed for Russia.
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Moscow
Poland
Russia
Stanislaw Patek
Maxim Litvinoff
Foreign Artstrs
Rusia
Pocahontas Grave Search Ends in Mystery Revelations
London report on a 300 year search of the Church of St John the Evangelist crypt seeking the grave of Pocahontas the Indian princess and John Rolfe bride who died in London, the mystery remaining unresolved after today’s examination.
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London
St. John the Evangelist
Phrebonias
John Rolfe
Shoe imports fall in October figures for United States
Washington November 24 The United States imported 45404 pairs of shoes valued at 68515 in October compared with 7770 pairs valued at 610327 in September the commerce department reported today.
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Washington
United States
Commerre Department
Man Injures Finger While Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner
Joe Luna, 49, of 1-2 Duval Street, accidentally severed a finger while chopping a turkey for Thanksgiving. He was taken to the Robert B. Green hospital for first aid after the accident Thursday morning.
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Joe Luna
Duval Street
Robert B. Green
Man Dies From Street Crash Injuries on San Pedro
A 34 year old man identified as Trary Street died from injuries after a crash at San Pedro Avenue and Olmee Drive on November 11. He suffered a broken neck and skull trauma and later died at Robert B. Green Hospital. Attendants May Clarre Batter Hollywood, Mae Ocincke, a film actress, was mentioned in connection with a separate note dated November 24.
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Trary Street
Robert B. Green
San Pedro Avenue
Olmee Drive
Clarre Batter
Hollywood
Mae Ocincke
Film Eatresa
Whare Paverine Ladey
Colgate shuts out Brown in mythical east title clash
Colgate's unscored football machine defeated Brown 21 to 0 in Providence. Whitey Ask punted for field positions, Anderson scored on a pass reception, and Samuel added a failed extra point before Colgate sealed the win with a late score as Brown misfired on passes and drives.
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R. T
Colgate
Brown
Whitey Ask
Chese
Marcon Jett
Pasa
Brown All Express
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Maroon
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Golgate
Markets Close in Minneapolis
Minneapolis markets close amid broad activity with local exchanges and South St. Paul reportedly stable. Authorities noted overall market balance and no significant upheaval across the day.
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Minneapolis
Bt. Paul Wye
Shreveport Radio Engineer Electrocuted at Station
SHREVEPORT La Nov 24 D R Simmons 43 year old chief engineer for the Tri Biote Broadcasting company was electrocuted while supervising transmission at station KTES in the control room He came into contact with a high voltage wire carrying 5200 volts during a program shift with the station’s equipment unable to confirm further details
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Shreveport
D. R. Simmons
Power Samputier
KTES
I Simmons
Tri-Biote
Toll bridge linking Tampa and Clearwater gets backing
Washington November 24. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation agreed to buy 600000 dollars worth of bonds for a nine mile toll bridge across Tampa Bay. The project will connect Tampa and Clearwater and reduce the distance between the two areas from 30 miles to about 10.
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Tampa Bay
Tampa
Clearwater
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Reconstruction Finance Citation
Reward offered for manuscript stolen from university library
NEW YORK Nov 24 A reward of 300 is offered for the return of the manuscript of Eli Walter Scott s novel Guy Mannering stolen from the Columbia University library a month ago. It was loaned by I P Mor Ban.
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New York
Wirech
Eli Walter Scott
Guy Mannering
Columbia University Library
Mor- Ban
Bandit Forces Workers to Keep Their Own Money
In Dallas three men robbed a store, forcing employees to turn over most funds but allowing them to keep their own. Worker L. H Cabell handed over $80 plus 1 cent from another pocket after the bandit demanded only the shop’s cash. The trio also obtained 12 from a customer and two other employees were controlled during the hold up.
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Dallas
Chainerpeary
Amd
Arderet
Tna
Cabell
Wholesale price advance noted nationwide
Wholesale prices rose three tenths of one percent in the week ending, with foods, matter and building materials among the leading gains. The report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics cites four products as the biggest movers and notes broad increases across major categories.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fouir
Colonel Robins Leaves North Carolina for Florida
Colonel Raymond Robins and his family departed Asheville quietly for Brooksville Florida after a five day car rental. The trip follows a national search since September for Robins who was treated in Whitter for what officials termed a partial mental lapse. Mrs Rabing, Miss Mary Dreier, Miss Liza Von Barowsky, and John Drajer accompanied him, with the car driven by Drajer.
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N. Y
North Carolina
Raymond Robins
Hay
Brooksvile
Fla
Robins
Mark A. Griffin
Trat
Rodina
Communists prepare protest march on White House
Police guard Washington as crowds from Baltimore stream into the capital to deliver a petition against child misery. Agents arrested on charges of soliciting aid. About 400 demonstrators gathered, many described as Negroes, with police ready to block the parade at the White House gates.
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D. C
Mevui
White House
Baltimore
Hoover
Tour
Aiready
Parmut
Aduke
National Committee of Unemployed Councils
Young Planners of America
Executive Mansion
Noted Attorney Succumbs at 57
Paris reports the sudden death of Robert E. Olds 57 a prominent attorney and former assistant secretary of state He left his Rue de LDr Verstt apartment to walk to his office and collapsed near home with a physician citing epilepsy as the cause Olds served under Frank B Kellogg and was internationally known in law and diplomacy.
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Paris
Robert £. Olds
United States
Attoreney
Colonel Olds
Frank B. Kellogg
Rue de Ldri
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