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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports the tariff war continues as the government seeks a revised basis for assessing the nation’s tariff schedule. Debates focus on how to value imports and apply duties amid a shifting trade landscape.
An Ardent ad assures Pebeco as the reason for brighter teeth and cavity prevention. It promises whitening, cleansing action, and relief from acid mouth with a special week trial.
The article reports a heated debate over replacing the foreign valuation basis with an American valuation plan for duties. It notes opposition from Democratic and insurgent leaders, with discussions of retaining the current foreign system or moving to American selling price as the basis for import duties.
Berlin Oct 3 One of postwar era's key international figures, Gustav Stresemann foreign minister of Germany, died today from a stroke. He was stricken at midnight and died early this morning. The sudden loss casts a gloom over Germany as the foreign ministry faces an abrupt change.
Dr. Stresemann, key figure in Germany during postwar reconstruction, died after a stroke at his home following a political conference. His death ends a turbulent tenure marked by efforts to avert a cabinet crisis over unemployment relief. A state funeral plan and renewed party tensions followed as Allied occupiers weighed the impact on German politics.
Students at Westmoorland College show that physical stunts and Danish gymnastics, led by Miss Virginia Evans, are as beneficial as dieting. Classes wear new blue uniforms and routines ran Wednesday with 150 participants.
London reports the death of Dr. Gustav Stresemann, German foreign minister, with deep regret. He was a central figure in recent diplomacy, known for seeking reconciliation with enemies and shaping Germany's foreign policy.
Briand of France expressed deep sorrow over the sudden death of the German peace envoy. He pledged official condolences and sent a telegram to the German embassy, calling on both sides to honor the deceased and reflect on the ongoing efforts for European reconciliation.
The bankers meeting, expected to address international banking matters, was adjourned this afternoon amid informal discussions. Key figures discussed the agenda and potential postponement of convening the session, with no final decisions made.
An OCR fragment discusses Stresemann and a claim of his high ingenuity. It references his role in German politics and a remark about “the greatest dip” and Bis Marck, amid a debate on leadership. The readable lines are jumbled but hint at a historical assessment of Stresemann's impact and legacy.
Prompt action by President von Hindenburg preserves the Weimar coalition and a working majority to pass the Young Plan. Chancellor Mueller prepares a preliminary cabinet meeting to signal foreign policy continuity under Stresemann's legacy amid calls for stability.
Rudolph Sanchez, 24, of 1818 South Trinity Street, escaped a gunman on San Fernando and Trinity Streets when a pintel fired at him. Bullets narrowly missed as Sanchez zigzagged away. The shooter, Juan Rodriguez, 20, of 2 West Sam Street, was ordered held on assault charges by Judge T. F. Goltz.
Hill residents urged clarity on who will head the Prospect Will Library branch as the Library Board plans appointments on city recommendation. In Cairo Egypt, Pasha accepted forming a new cabinet today, with Yahya Aaly Yarha formerly premier and noted for political neutrality and prestige.
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