Mojave desert land offer warns against quick money
Arthur Brisbane recalls a California desert prospect near Hodge eighty miles from the Pacific with 2000 acres bought yet warned against hasty investment. The piece details water pumps, alfalfa, and a vision of homes for workers, referencing Hodge brothers and Abe Wells while noting political and wartime figures and a page 2 continuation.
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Legal action seeks to stop Dempsey-Taney fight film at Majestic
Complaint filed Monday in Angeant County accuses Ray mond Willie manager of Majestic theater of showing the Dempsey Tanney fight film and a glove contest. W.G.L.T.A. member Mya G lott and witness Mrs F A Thill testified to the charges. Penalty under Texas law ranges from 100 fine to 60 days in jail. Judge Burnett expected to act later Monday as the first showings had occurred Saturday afternoon. Federal authorities said Dallas prosecutions hinder interstate transport of the films.
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Majestic Theater
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Lott
J. Tot
Callum Burnett
Raymond ‘Willie
Plas Hou
Raymond Willie
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tanney
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Jenal
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Mra Nett
Mexican Field Rumors Spark Mutiny In Capital
Oct 3 Mexico City remained calm as about 500 soldiers defected from three companies and marched through the streets at night. Authorities, with 10,000 to 15,900 troops on duty, expect a quick resolution and say the government controls the situation. Mutineers are believed to support opposition to President Obregon’s re election, linked to Generals Serrano and Gomez.
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Gomez
Hunnin
Jove Alvares
Vulhueni Nirdrome
Mexico
Livy
Ampslais Cirmens
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de Alvarex
Pett
Almaell
Tentint
Weather notes for Ban Antinte and vicinity
Fragmented forecast mentions tonight and Tuesday fair with light to moderate northerly winds, slight temperature changes, and coastal conditions. Difficult OCR yields unclear place names and dates. core idea is fair weather with modest coastal winds for tonight and Tuesday.
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Ban Antinte
Tonighit
Tuemtay
Coant
Tronk
Louis motion picture pioneer jailed in fight film case
William Rivers, an 87 year old pioneer in St. Louis cinema, was sentenced to three months in jail and fined $100 after pleading guilty to bringing motion picture films of a company staged fight into the city in violation of federal laws. The defendant expressed remorse as the sentence was pronounced.
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Wiliam
Sie Rivers
St. Louis
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Cercett
Slevera
Mill Worker Shot at Orange Camp
A mill worker was seriously wounded today at a local lumber camp near Orange. Xawhhil Diaz, a fellow worker, was reported injured in a shooting incident with authorities investigating the motive and securing the scene.
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Travis Grand Jury Calls M'Kenzie in Bank Holdup Probe
Jamez Mc Kenvig, alias Pete MeKKenzie, once sentenced for a Chief of Detectives murder, was slated to appear before Travis county grand jury amid investigations into a daylight bank robbery at the University bank on Ang 22.
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Austin
Jamez McKenvig
Antonia Soldier
Axle
John
Pete Mekkenzie
Sai Street
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Grand Jury
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University Bank Ang
Anti-Saloon League Founder Sanviah Root Dies
Sanviah Root, 65, one of the founders of the Anti-Saloon League of America, died there on October 1. Root helped establish the organization and advocate prohibition efforts nationwide.
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Kansas to Form Al Smith Club
A Kansas Democratic group will meet tonight to form an Al Smith club and organize support for the former governor. The gathering aims to unite supporters and discuss activities leading into campaigns and events.
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War on Liquor Ordered by Texas Judge McCrory
Judge W W McCrory of the Ninety Fourth District Court instructed the fall grand jury in San Antonio to focus on drinking and gaming, criticizing jurors for failing to convict violators. He said Texas law is strict but enforcement is hampered by appellate rulings and search aid seizures. He noted liquor violations as felonies in state court yet often treated as misdemeanors federally. Jurors impaneled included McCloskey Gerendorf Rand Openteimer Plovy Marelayn Menty Wornte Minter Jordan Olin Anthony Mogia Campbell and Baxter.
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W. W. McCrory
San_Antonio
McCrary
Texas F
Jesse Opnenteimer
Toe Plovy
Marelayn
Menty —Wornte
Minter
Ot. Tordan
Olin Anthony
Th Mogia
George Dy ‘Campbell
Charles By Baxter
Light Extra To Give Fans World Series
Baseball fans in San Antonio await The Light extra coverage of the Pittsburgh New York World Series. The Light will use three leased wires and wire services to provide immediate play by play and a box score. The first game is scheduled for Pittsburgh on Wednesday October 5.
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United States
Pitsburgh
New York
International ‘News — Service
Unniversal Service
Associated Press
Hay
Pittsburgh
Lindbergh Thanks Moody and Texas in Personal Letter
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh writes a letter praising Governor Moody for hospitality shown during his Texas visit, thanking Moody for the warm reception and support received while in the state.
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Lindbergh
Moody
Texas Austin
Charles A. Linedberelt
Ring
Theviked
Texas
Masked Bandits Flee With 10900 Dollars
Two robberies reported in Chicago feature masked bandits escaping with a total of ten thousand nine hundred dollars. Police describe the suspects as armed and marked men, with possible ties to previous crimes as investigations proceed.
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Chicago
Arch bishop’s grim Mexico forecast cited by Crossaerts
Arch bishop Arthur J. Crossaerts warned from Europe that Mexico’s condition will worsen for possibly up to thirty years. He noted exiled Mexican bishops and sisters in San Antonio and said U.S. regard in Europe is poor. He spoke after discussions with Pope Pius XI regarding the Mexico crisis.
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Arthur J. Crossaerts
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Pius XI
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Mesido
Russia
San Antonio
Drossaerts
Mystery Girl Murder Case Draws Sheriff and Ranger to San Antonio
Arrival of Gillespie County Sheriff Altra Bluerser and Ranger Captain Frank Hamer in San Antonio follows the Fredericksburg discovery of a mutilated body in a shallow grave two weeks ago. Officials refuse to reveal the new lead or confirm details, while questions swirl about a possible connection to San Antonio. A separate tornado near Quinto injures ten to fifteen people and damages about a dozen homes.
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Gillespie County
Frank Hamer
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
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Maloukis
Whaervee
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Lanier
Gillespie
Nse
Sophim Ahmer
Jeane
Sin Antone
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