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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1933

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Mystery still unresolved in Wynekoop case

Readable excerpts describe a Chicago case centering on Dr. Wynekoop and his family. Investigators probe alleged murder ties to Rhbein’s death, with mentions of a possible confession and questions about whether a death could be murder or accident. Other family members and associates drawn into inquiries as police consider further inquiries.

Cartan Voorschioy Insurance Menry Wynekooy Feree Wynehoup Earle Chicago Alicia Wes Cunlein Stece Wrurkaon Rhbein Ajanaiher Euiny Otter

Japanese plan for Christmas sparks retail glow in hard times

Japan prepares a festive Christmas despite economic strain as major stores decorate with holly and mistletoe and hire refugees to enact holiday garb. Gifts are priced modestly under 1 yen in many shops while New Year remains a brighter seasonal highlight, and children look to Western Santa Claus traditions with curiosity.

Tuaio Japan Jook

Helena Montana Mining Revival Sparks Buyer Interest

Helena Montana November 25 revival of interest in gold mining drew promoters and prospectors as forgotten claims were shown to eastern capital. Prospective buyers were told many old properties, long dormant, can now be worked profitably due to the recent rise in the price of gold.

Helena Montana Mont Arave Jong Cormant

Banks Reject Roosevelt Plan and Sell Government Bonds

In Beverly Mills California on November 25 the day’s paper flags big bank opposition to Roosevelt’s financial scheme. Banks plan to unload government bonds and securities, signaling a possible pullback from the administration’s approach. The article notes public figures including Nourse and Wray reacting to the political clash and debt interests.

Beverly Mills Calif Mama Papa Roosevelt

Al Smith Defends Gold Standard in New Outlook Editorial

New York Nov 25 Alred B Smith openly aligned with Roosevelts monetary policy and defense of sound money. He favors gold dollars over “baloney dollars” and argues for private management over government bureaucracy. Smith criticizes the current public school system and declares support for experienced leaders over untested reformers.

New York Alred.b. Smith Roosevelt New Outlook Smith White House

Three Rail Lines in Steel Market Purchase Planned

Boston on November 25 reports plans to buy 20,000 tons of steel rails for the Boston and Maine railroad another 300,000 tons for the Maine road and 14,000 tons for the Maine Central at 36375 dollars per ton contingent on the arrangement of a financing plan through the Reconstruction Finance corporation.

Boston Boston Eid Maine Railroad Maine Railroad Maine Central Fpinatice Corporation

Oil price wars pit Russian and Western firms shift in Asia

A fragmentary report describes oil interests from American, British, and Russian firms clashing in Asia. Western companies seek price cuts while Russians press for dominance, with China and Japan involved and private Chinese oil activity linked to Nanking authorities. The piece touches on layoffs, divorc e references, and a tangled market battle amid wartime rhetoric.

Shanghai Sigtt Amnong Americal Occidental Snviet United Petroleum Truchy China Janan Maarhisha Sal Lee Nanking Tre Ik Japan Aho

Five Jail Breakers Hide Escape Near Okmulgee

Heavily armed jailbreak suspects led by Clarence Eno, linked to an $813,000 Citizens National Bank robbery in town, seized Jailor Don Loris, broke into a cell, and stole linens as they fled across Bir mingham? County last night. authorities hunted them near Okmulgee on Wednesday.

Okmulgee Okla Nav Clarence Eno Citizens’ National Bank Don Loris Birmiflges

California Brush Fire Controlled

California brush fire in the Los Angeles region scorched about 200 acres damaging property. Early estimates placed losses around 1,250,000 dollars with homes and crops affected as crews fought the blaze and containment improved later in the day.

Los Angeles Yatler Vonlinl

Advertising Manager William T. Tirown Dies in Hospital

Advertising manager of Bouerhall Furniture Company William T. Tirown died Friday at a joint hospital after a brief illness at his bedside. He leaves wife Mrs. Alin M. Brewts and daughter Mrs. Lola MacCor mac of Chicago. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

William T. Tirown Bouerhall Furniture Company Alin M. Brewts Lola MacCormac Chicago Ala Ruryiy Lalo B, Brown Cal Nat Horn

Two Men Die In Fire At US Excavation Site

In an early morning blaze at a north river excavation near Fler 96, two men perished in a rough packing-box shelter. Firefighters found charred bodies amid scattered boxes and a lingering bonfire. Neighbors named possible victims Jack Rickley and Thomas Driscoll, while noting little property loss and a meager shelter.

Tarre Fler 96 North River Broadway Jack Rickley Ireland

Funeral plans delayed for cadet A J Givens at Kelly Field

Army officials report funeral arrangements for Flying Cadet A J Givens, 22, still incomplete after a fatal crash near Somerse. Cadet Evans died when his ship collided and a parachute fouled. Cadet Allen L Terry, 25, bailed and is recovering from injuries.

Army A. J. Givens Kelly Somerse Evans Allen L. Terry Plantessville Ala Terry Minay Kelly Field Cutlel Bones Chivagh Randolph Field One Hundred and Eighth Tod Reverys National Guard Mr. Evans Chicago

Germany Plans Oil Field Expansion At Home

Germany looks to expand its petroleum industry with a project to drill between 200 and 200 new oil wells. Consul P J Reveley of Leipzig cites a report noting production is dominated by large firms seeking government financing. The plan, projected to cost about 50,000,810 marks, aims to boost refined oil supplies and reduce reliance on imports.

Germany Lezig P. J Reveley Leipel Gere Mary

See Doctor Not Undertaker Says Surgeon At Meet

Chicago reports Dr. Miller of New Orleans urged people to check health regularly not ignore it. He cited preventable diseases like sinus problems typhoid and others, noting thousands die annually from neglect despite medical advances.

Meet Chicago Dr. Miller New Orienns American College of Surgeons United States

Parked Machines Looted by Thieves

A sack of pecans and clothing were taken from a parked car belonging to FN Brinkman at 520 Tot Wells Boulevard Friday night. E R Blark of Commerce Texas reported a thief removed a battery from his parked car. Oliver Billingsley of 5 Bust Rosewood Avenue lost a 23 caliber pistol when its auto horn rang out as a parked car was robbed near Chestnut and East Commerce streets.

Brinkman Wells Bouglevard E.R. Blark Commerce Texas Oliver Billingsley Ell Robbbed J Mundell Tebrar Steel Tcets

Murder charge in fatal shooting case

Camilo Sanches, 1B, was charged with murder after a Friday morning fatal shooting that killed Julio Gonenlex on 42h Saspamea Street Cary. Sanches surrendered to county jail and made a statement to Justice of the Peace in Opion's court following the incident.

Camilo Sanches Julio Gonenlex Saspamea

Baptist Revival to Close Sunday at Beacon Hill

The Beacon Ai Bap stehureh revival led by Rev. Dr. Charles B. Pierce ends Sunday at 7 30 p m with a baptismal service. Pierce also conducts a special Saturday evening service at 7 20 o clock. Treasury receipts show November 23 balances and year to date totals with miscellaneous expenditures and emergency outlays.

Beacon Ai Bapstehureh Charles Pierce Dr Pierce Treasury Washington D. C Uwe Leentsury

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