Around the World Tries for Record and Nation Reacts
Arthur Brisbane reports on Coolidge hosting guests aboard the Mayflower yacht as baseball results spark national pride, while global ambitions unfold. The piece reflects on polarizing views of wealth and poverty, historic round-the-world feats, and a local New Jersey case of a jailed unemployed family seeking support.
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Coolidge
Kellort
George Harvey
General Pershing
Mexico
Washington
Amery Feans
Yankees
Giants
Oklahoma City Woman Given Suspended Term in Kidnapping Case
Oklahoma City Oct 1 Mrs Mollie Edison a Denver woman attorney was given a one year suspended forlaral sentence after a nolo contendere plea to a charge in the $200,000 Charles F Urechtel kidnaping case. Federal Judge Edgar S Vaught who sentenced Bev B Laska to 20 years noted Edison aided by falsely claiming she was at Laska's Denver office where $3000 was paid as a legal tie by Edward Feldman.
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Oklahoma City
Mollie
Edison
Denver
Bev B. Laska
Charles F. Urechtel
Edgar S. Vaught
Laska
Leavenworth
Edtson
Taska
Edward Feldman
Albert Sates
Ursehel Klenaper
Judge Sentences War Buddy in Embezzlement Case
In a dramatic Superior Court scene Judge Frank Smith sentenced Lester B. Brockaway to San Quentin for embezzlement and grand theft. Brockaway, who served with Judge Smith in World War I, admitted taking about $13,000 from the Bureau of Water and Power while an assistant cashier.
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Los Angeles
Supérior Court
Frank Smith
Lester B. Brockaway
Sane
San Quentin
Brockaway
Bureau of Water and Power
Vuahier
Knitting Mill Strike Injures Twenty One In Reading
Reading dispatch reports twenty one persons injured in a strike at the Bulge Herkshire knitting mills. Several hundred union hosiery workers walked out with a strong picket line estimated by state police between two thousand and four thousand participants.
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Eeveraiee
Reading
Herkshire Knitting Mills
Nde Arent
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity expect a chilly Thursday night with near fifty degrees and a slightly warmer Friday. North to northeast winds will be light to gentle, with the day’s highest near 70s and a morning low around 60. East Texas under fair Thursday night and Friday, with slightly warmer conditions in the south and west. West Texas coast and northern centers face partly cloudy skies Thursday night, followed by warmer temperatures Friday.
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San Antonio
Texas
Portia
Browder speech sparks Indiana arrest, release
Communist candidate Earl Browder and four associates were jailed on vagrancy charges in Terre Haute after arriving from Chicago. David Bentall, Chicago attorney, said he would seek release for all five, claiming false arrest. Police Chief Yates and Mayor Brecher warned they would arrest them again if they returned. Bentall spoke at a radio station despite officers present, while police limited others from broadcasting.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Earl Bri Ts
David J. Bentall
Chicago
Dental
Browder
Commis Party
Liseq
Samuel Brecher
James C. Yates
Avon
New York
Yates
Waldo — Frank
Seymour Waldman
Charles Stadtfeldt
Andrew Rems
Indianapolis
Indiana
Dentali
Wit
Bentall
Roosevelt
Weyerer
Readental
Landon
Communist Party
Ghiet Ltates
Studia
Bental
Board of Works and Safety
Old Sol Weather Report From UW Weatherman AJ Jarboe
The forecast notes sunshine and July like warmth with highs near 74 to 80 degrees on Thursday and a Friday drop to around 56 to 60. Winds move from north to east with mornings staying mild for several days. Local records show Thursday morning at 55 degrees.
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San Antono
AJ. H. Jarboe
Judgments Against Mrs Dill Filed in Nassau Court
Two judgments totaling 97044 were entered in Nassau county court against Mrs Reszile Jones Di, former shiftage leader and ex wife of former Senator Dill. The notes dated 1922 and 194 were pledged to two banks. Dill claimed she gave the banks an equity claim in Queens property valued at about 21000 to cover the notes. She now resides at Gold Spring Harbor, New York.
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Minegla
Nassau County
Reszile Jones di
Senator Dill
Washington
Long Island
Gold Spring Harbor
Americar
Railroaders Seek Eight-Hour Day Expansion
In Fort Worth in October 1991 the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen argues for a six hour day as the immediate goal, with J A Zanger of Chicago stating the group has the basic eight hour standard and is pressing toward a six hour day to boost employment. He cites 40 000 to 50 000 train crewmen currently out of work. Vote America.
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Fort Worth
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. A. Zanger
Chicago
State Brotherhood and Ladies
Americar
Mercedes Wreck Ties Up Rail Line
Four weight cars derailed two miles east of Mercedes causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Tank cars carrying gasoline and kerosene caught fire and destroyed railway lines, roads, and telephone lines to nearby Valley cities. Firefighters could not control the blaze. the blaze burned out on its own.
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Mercedes
Lisbon
Harlingen
Lafetia
Guusis
de Set
Marylyn Thorpe Reunites With Actress Mother After Custody Battle
The four year old Marylyn Thorpe returns to actress Mary Astor at her Hollywood home under a settlement from a custody dispute with ex-husband Dr Franklyn Thorpe. The arrangement provides alternating periods with each parent. The child has spent a month with the father and now moves to the mother. In Big Spring a birth announcement notes Agr and Btrs WS Shaw named Franklin Delina and Roosevelt.
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Hollywood
Calif
Marylyn Thorpe
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Vole Americas
Babes
Big Spring
Shaw
Franklin
Delina
Roosevelt
Twins Who Wed Jointly Divorce in California Case
In Los Angeles on October 1, a double marriage from Oneida and Fort Orchard ends in divorce. Twin sisters Lowse and Rayse, once wed to Roy and Sebring, separated October 12, 1935. Marine ties and non support cited as grounds. Judge Lewis Howell Smith oversees hearings, noting the twins met as schoolchildren and wed in a secret December ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Oneida
Kew
Toree
Talg Coats
Sebring
Deere
Ray
United States
Lowse
Roy
Lewis Howell Smith
Seseigi Vovis
Oneide
Fort Orchard
Wath
Tiega
Calif
San Antonio strike leaders demand police protection at City Hall
Delegations from manufacturers and merchants met at San Antonio City Hall to demand adequate police protection amid a six-factory strike called by the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union. Speakers claimed wage ranges and potential mass walkouts, while officials pledged protection and discussed deputizing delegates to maintain order.
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San Antonio
City Hall
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Plan
Manufaglorers’ Association
Chamber of Comacree
Hunter Cham—Ber of Commerce
Builders’ Ex-Change
Retail Merchants’ ‘Association
Real Estate Board
Warelausemen’s Association
R. William Acher
Morgenthau Denies Loan Made France
Secretary Morgenthau rejected William Randolph Hearst editorial claims about a loan to France. He said Hearst’s facts are incorrect and stressed the United States did not loan money to France and questioned the basis of the accusation during a press conference. He confirmed he had read the editorial.
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Morgenthau
France
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Morpesthau
Mr. Heart
Aly
Monty de Paice
Answer to Roosevelt Speech by Hearst on France Repudiation
W R Hearst argues France has gone communistic and the franc is devalued. He questions Roosevelt's plan to use America's stabilization fund to aid France and mocks further sacrifices for a nation that repudiated its war debts and postwar loans. He portrays France as the world’s chief repudiationist of loans and obligations.
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France
America
Roosevelt
Spain
Madame la Farge
Americans
Ms. Roosevelt
Anarchy in France and the Roosevelt Policy Debate
The piece argues that after the 1789 revolution France faced near collapse as assignats failed and communism rose in spirit, warning against continued U.S. financial support and tariffs. It questions Mr. Roosevelt’s legality, trade concessions, and the rebuilding of American industries under foreign competition. The text cites Johnson Act constraints and laments American job losses from competition with French and other foreign goods.
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Ms. Roosevelt
France
Mr. Roosevelt
Rebels threaten Madrid front as loyalists launch counter offensive
Reports from Madrid describe rebels holding Maqueda and Guadarrama while loyalist forces push a major counter offensive on the Mi front. An army detachment reportedly sent to Aranjuez to protect the province as fighting spreads along the Harsea-Seracossa line near the capital.
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Madrid
Catatonia
Harsea-Seracossa
Armas
Hue
Bargas
Talsde
New Burgas
Magqueda
Talavera
Toledo
Besieged Reds near Madrid as Fascist columns advance
Insurgent forces surrounding Fort Estrecho de Quinto and advancing toward Madrid press the siege while government militia retreat from Alescas. Rebels push from Toledo toward Aranjuez and Navalcarnero, with another column moving toward Maqueda and the Madrid highway. Battles are expected as insurgents close in within twenty miles of Madrid.
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Asbon
Portugal
Theishao
Madrid
Brest
Toledo
Spain
Alescas
Toledo, Madrid
Terado
Aranjuez
Caplin
Maqueda-Madrid
Naval-Camnera
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Wilbur J. Perlstein
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