Prohibition, debts, and world power hints in1880s era debate
A chaotic digest cites London notes on Britain's debt payment, war finance, and Bank of England reserves. It references Montagu Norman, U S war debt, and calls for strict payment or repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, plus Hearst stance on global finance and domestic prohibition law. It also notes Japan naval treaty revisions, German austerity programs, stock market nerves, and a prize livestock shipment. A Kansas City watch dog theft closes the item.
Sobieski Indicted On 6 Charges In Oil Field Order
East Texas oil field faces a new top production allowable of 325000 barrels daily set by the Texas railroad commission. The order uses a mix of per well, bottom hole pressure, and acreage pro ration. Some operators oppose the plan as unfair to small producers while others support the framework to regulate the East Texas field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobieski
East Tava Field
Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Fare Commission
East Texas
Commission
Aauch
R. D. Parker
Ehiet
B. D. Buck
Commission Petroleum Engineer
Parker
Railroad Branch to Be Abandoned in Texas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the San Antonio Southern to abandon a 10 mile segment of its line between Jourdanian and Christine in Texas. The railroad is a subsidiary of the Missouri Pacific.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
San Antonio Southern Railroad
Jourdanian
Christine
Texas
Missouri Proffic
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather outlook shows temperatures fluctuating from a low around 30 to a high near 66 degrees. Pair Tuesday night and Wednesday with a warm shift and light winds. North portions see cooler nights with highs near 41 and lows around 30 to 42 degrees. Light northerly to westerly winds prevail. generally fair with little temperature change through Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Rio Granda Valley
Weas
Texas
Weather outlook for San Antonio steady with cool spell
Forecast calls for a quiet 24 hours with temperatures dipping to around 38 to 42 degrees then warming to the mid 60s. East winds and light frost expected with clear skies. Record dryness noted with 27 inch rainfall year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Politician's Son Found Slain in Chicago Alley
Louis Saccomondo, son of a Democratic politician, was found shot to death today in an alley near the Trinity Rosary Catholic church in Chicago. He appeared to have been dead about ten hours. A bullet struck his left shoulder and exited his back, while an effort was made to remove identifying tags.
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Chicagh
Louis Saccomondo
Mias Sack
Patsy" Saccomondo
Traly Rosary Catholic Church
Dallas Fugitive Held in Missouri
Harry [tea, former Dallas county collector, was held in Springfield Missouri pending arraignment on an alleged 80000 shortage from his bond. He was apprehended after a five year search near Shirley Arkansas where he planned to homestead a sermon of laud.
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Springfield
Harry [Tea
Dallas
Shirley
Ark
Norris supports beer legalization and eighteenth amendment stance
Senator George W. Norris, an insurgent, announced support for rigid government economy and opposed war debt reductions. He favored legalization of beer and opposed resubmission of the eighteenth amendment, and said he would not aid Democrats in organizing the Senate at the short session.
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Wasiling Fon
1. C
George W. Norris
Hoover
Norris
Senate
Congress
Highway Worker Slain in Texas. Man Held for Murder
LUPEIN Texas Nov 23 Bentyl Massingl state highway department employee was shot and killed near his home as he went to work. Archie Pophin a former oil field worker was charged with the murder. Massingl was snob from an automobile carrying two men and struck in the head side and hips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupein
Texas
Bentyl Massingl
State Highway Department
Archie Pophin
Massingll
Marchers Demand Food Lodging and Freedom Refused
In Washington on November 29 DC commissioners rejected a set of demands from march sponsors en route to the capital. The protestors sought promised food lodging parking spare care and freedom from police interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinuion
D. C
District of Columbia
Patman Pushes Treasury Probe Amid Mellon Era Scrutiny
Representative Patman of Texas announces plans to probe the treasury department’s Mellon era and back World War II veterans’ bonus passage, signaling a bid to escalate congressional oversight. Hoover era press conference cancellations noted as a separate item.
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Patman
Treasury
Washington, D. C
TNS
Treasury Department
Republicans See 100+ GOP votes for repeal drive
The House faces a repeal motion with leaders predicting over a hundred Republicans will back it as campaign telegrams urge attendance for Monday's opening day. Speaker Rainey notes possible defections among southern Democrats while McNary says disposal could occur before Christmas with a two thirds vote needed in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Rainey
House
Senate
Bachmann
Snell
New York
Nere
McDuffie
Alachua
Jurors Consider Mrs Sharp's Pate
Del Rio Texas jurors weighed evidence in the murder trial of Mrs Bes sie Sharp charged with killing her husband Telefay Sharp. The jury retired after Mrs Sharp pleaded insanity in her defense in a case heard late yesterday. Meanwhile in Washington the House Judiciary Committee planned hearings on amendments to the Sherman anti trust act led by Chairman Halton W Sumners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Judicciary Committee
Mlswinter
Halton W. Sumners
Emperal
Texas
Hunger Marchers Protest Grade of Free Rations
Hunger marchers protesting city food and lodging were ordered out of Toledo by Mayor A. O Thatcher. The mayor said city hospitality would not extend to further delegations. Police stood by as marchers, not yet resuming their Washington journey, received an early breakfast at the welfare house.
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Toledo
A. O Thatcher
Washington
Shaver Sentenced for Schertz Bank Robbery
George Fenest Shaver, alias Herman Clark, was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in the state penitentiary for robbing Schertz State Bank on September 20 of $900 in ten dollar bills. Judge Lester Holt of the Twenty third district court pronounced the sentence after a guilty plea. Sheriff B. W. Saegert said Shaver will be held in Seguin jail pending transfer to Huntsville or possible related charges in Bexar County. Herbert Thomas, San Antonio taxi driver, is charged as a principal. his trial has been postponed to the April session in Seguin.
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George
Fenest Shaver
Randolph Field
Schertz State
Shaver
Lester Holt
Twentythird Distriot Court
W. Saegert
Seguin
Huntsville
Bexar County
Saegert
Herman Clark
H. P. Thulemeyer
Herbert Thomas
San Antoni
Jury Re-indicts Pickett in Attack Case
John M. Pickett, charged with criminal attack on Hazel Dillehay of 1220 Rigsby Ave, was re-indicted in the Thirty-seventh District Court. A new Ninety-fourth District Court indictment repeats the charge but fixes the alleged offense date as October 12 instead of September 13. District Attorney Walter Tynan said he would seek the earliest possible trial date.
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John M. Pickett
John Mr. Pickett
Hazel -Dillehay
Rigsby Ave
Due
Walter Tynan
Turaday Hie
Soap 18 Clue Sparked Police Telegraph Across States
Nov 29. Police in San Prancibcd report a bizarre inquiry pattern as Sheriff Nick Shriner of Thomas County Nebraska wires for Martin McIntyre, 37, known for asking strangers how’s your mother fixed for soap, prompting a nationwide hunt over his habit and potential motive.
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Nick Shriner
Thomas County
Neb
Martin Fnwellyn McIntyre
Mrs Garner Blames Souvenir Hunters as Percolator Gone
Mrs Garner complains about a missing percolator in Washington with blamed souvenir hunters. The tale intertwines odd notes of a clock and electric cord, referencing Texas and Capitol attic speculation as investigators search for the stolen item amid a period of domestic distraction.
British note seeks postponement of war debt payments
London reports Britain finalizes a note to Washington asking postponement of December wart debt payments. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and cabinet members met to complete the document. The note, prepared for transmission tonight, may await full cabinet approval tomorrow.
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Hearst Ranch
Ban Bimeon
Calif
London
Toranga “Universal Bervice
Britain
Bank of England
Washington
United States
Whitehall
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Dac-Donald
MacDonald
Endes Org
Lord Tyrrell
France
Sir Jonn
New British Note on Debt Awaited
Washington awaits a British note expected tomorrow as the debt relief issue remains stalled. The United States refuses to delay December 15 payments totaling 125 million dollars while Britain argues for wider readjustment. If a strong case emerges, President Hoover may seek temporary relief for Britain alone from Congress.
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Washington
D. C
London
United States
Britain
Hoover
Congress
France
Japan Arms Plan Would Abolish Aircraft Carriers
Geneva November 28 Japan's naval disarmament plan proposed abolishing aircraft carriers reducing capital ships to 25000 tons and 14 inch guns and limiting cruisers and destroyers. Vice Admiral Osami Nagano disclosed these provisions adding a ban on docks and platforms on capital ships for aircraft to take off.
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Japan
Geneva
Osami Nagano
Death by Natural Causes Declared for Local Man
Justice of the Peace John R. Shook ruled Tuesday that Carl G. Carver, 62, died of natural causes. He passed away Monday on a farm nine miles from the city along the Sutherland Springs road while awaiting transfer to the Bexar County Farm for the aged. Relatives were being sought as the body lay at Riecke Undertaking Parlors.
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Justice of the
John R. Shook
Canneelion
Carl GC. Carver
Sutherland Springs
Bexar County
Mondey
Riehe
Sheriff's Office
Many Relief Bills Ready for Solons
A cohort of relief measures is prepared for introduction as Congress opens. Mississippi Democrat Representative Rankin leads a plan to expand currency by issuing non interest bearing securities named Liberty notes to restore purchasing power, citing dollar strength above the 1921–1929 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Billy
Rankin
Mississippi Democrat'si
New Tax Bill Is Seen by Collier
Washington forecast the billion dollar tax bill from last session failed to raise expected revenue. Chairman Collier of the House ways and means committee said another tax bill would be taken up after Christmas, with a projected deficit of 80 to 100 billion dollars by June 30. Chicago dispatch reports police probes into a complex ransom plot involving a forged American team and a mix of suspects from various nationalities.
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Washington, D.C
Collier
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jung
Indictments allege funds conversion and bonds theft
Six counts were brought against former County Treasurer Sobieski by the Ninety-fourth District Court grand jury. Alleged conversions total $9 50 and include county bonds valued at $1 0 0 0 each. Witnesses include County Auditor Garvey County Judge Wurznach and commissioners Fe Uhr Maverick Jr and Trawalter and Sheriff Hausser.
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Jos So Weski
Dearlict Court
Witlesses
Edgar Q. Garvey
William A. Wurznach
Robert Fe Uhr
Albert Maverick Jr
Alsbert G. Trawalter
Alabert Heueser
Sobiecki
Bexeh Ronmty
Thames
Leighton
Hobleski
Garvey
Commissioners’ Court
Sweet Box
San Antonio Loan Trust Company
Convenient apartments advertise rates in Hehe Pinesified area
Fragmented listing shows numerous apartment prices per week or month across multiple locations with varied terms and unclear names. The ad mentions matinee times and a real estate style catalog including monthly and weekly rates, but details are garbled and inconsistent across entries.
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Wall Street
Arthur Brisbane
King Ventures Ayn., Inn
Reynolds
London Daily Telegraph
W. R. Menestanys
England
Mr. Hearst
America
Montagu Normen
Breaker Garner
LA Congress
Ministers’ Association of
Los Angeles
Ministers
Billy Sunday
Smaire
Rigdenburg
Germany
Rock of Gibraltar
Ivern
Kansas City
Roy
Atar
Esther
Missouri
Sen. Norris
Canton
Newn
Shhertz Bank
Handnt
Garner
Kieborg
John Find
Capitol
Fort Severs
Garner Gas Reat
Garner Tumeula
Ivling
Neville Chamberlain
Sir John Simon
Stanley Baldwin
Walter Runciman
Boards of Trade
Isaac Davis
Just Who
Arthur Down
Nueces Hotel
Corpus Christi
Solons
Callier
Chicago
Poten
Epee Afdi
Gedy
Bitz
Irving Bit
Lindbergh
Homrs
Tentar Ada
Mary
Quincy
It Fay
A. Anh
Chica
Moni Ray Roreharauan
Fairplay
Mane
Taunt
Eoin
Aerilia Novstis
Mons
Jenninka
ORTH
Noo
Fenland
Ito
Noni
Caraetia
W. Wpeegil
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