Weather forecast for San Antonio Sunday cool and fair
A Sunday in San Antonio promises a pleasantly cool and fair day with light easterly winds and a high near the mid 80s. The Washington forecast calls for generally fair and cool weather across the west gulf states next week with possible local showers midweek. Frosts were reported in AbileneTulsa and nearby areas, the coldest night since April left temperatures near freezing in several cities.
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West Indies
San Antonio
Texas
Abilene
Tulas
Arkangay
Missouri
Chicapi
Gleen
Toweliek
Brawnarille
Brough
North Texas
Govisiena
Sethsion
Alithe
Bundry
United
Clark
Key West
Fla
United States
Miss Rollins Leads Tight Women’s Golf Championship
Neat, Nauk, and Oct. B-Miss Muarvin Tolling of New York trailed Miss Voxa Standing of Antitit by four up as the match for the women’s golf championship progressed.
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Nauk
Muarvin Tolling
New York
Voxa
Chen Ha
Intel
Take Strike Ballot in Omaha on Union Referendum
In Omaha and across the nation, packing plant workers vote on authorizing the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Lutebor Workers Union of North America to strike if needed. Ballots cast from 1 PM finish tonight. results go to Chicago for announcement. Both union and nonunion workers may vote amid failed attempts to renew a national labor agreement with major packers.
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Omaha
Neb
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Lutebor Workmens Union of North America
Chicago
Wes
Tie Packers
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Company
B. J. Hartnett
Cudahy
Irish Envoys Depart for London Peace Talks
A large crowd at Westland Row railway station in Dublin sends off the Irish peace delegates heading to London to meet British representatives on Tuesday to push the Irish problem toward settlement. Michael Collins stays behind for family reasons and will depart Monday. Delegates likely include Griffith, Collins, Robert Barton, Eamon de Valera, and George Gavin Duffy.
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Dubin
Westland Row
London
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffitt
Sinn Fein
Griffith
Collins
Rober C. Barton
Eamonn J. Yuggan
George Gavin Duffy
Sine Fein
Waco Victim Interred In Pace Draped Funeral
The body of Louis Craw, killed by a knife wound in Lorena, was laid to rest in a long funeral procession through Waco. An American flag was carried at the lead, with red foxes among the floral tributes as mourners followed to Oakwood Cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Waco
Tex. Gel. S
Lorena
Louis Craw
Teoneelast
Vakwood
Russians Seek Relief Amid Famine in Soviet Russia
Det. S reports that many Russians, previously self supporting, now plead for government aid as famine relief measures are announced by M Kalinin, head of the central famine relief committee in Moscow through official channels. The famine fund nears a substantial target despite wartime shortages.
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M. Kalinin
Carcel
Moscow
Bedside Hallucination Sparks Divorce Claim
Chieaga Get Tudyt Joseph Sa bath fraday indicated he weld Beant a diveces to Mrs. Ghidos May Marsh after she bestified hey hasband, Clyire Marsh, real estate dealer, placed a Hive invide in her bed.
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Chieaga
Get
R—Tudyt
Joseph Sabath Fraday
Liberty bonds rise on New York stock exchange
Liberty bonds again furnished the spectacular feature on the stock exchange. Heavy buying pushed gains from 20 to 40 points in a short session. Techs published new high records for the year, with most issues advancing amid bullish activity.
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New York
Liberty
Stock Exchange
Oh Bos
Weather Notice For San Antonio And Vicinity
Weather bulletin warns of Saturday night and Sunday fair conditions with rising temperatures. Light winds from the east and possible warmer readings Monday. Temperatures and wind shifts noted for the northwest portion and nearby areas.
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San Antonio
Fate
Warner
Weather roundup from multiple cities with varied conditions
Chicago shows 38 degrees clear with northwest wind and a high near 50. Descriptions list lows in the 20s and 30s across cities, including New York at 64 and St Louis around 38. Washington reports 50 with winds and a heat index near 78. data appears corrupted with garbled phrases.
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Chicago
Kuumen City
Vighent
New York
Nouthwest
Loulat Tenmpernaire
Jail protester fights jail meal plan for chili and beans
A white man, 43, arrested as a vagrant during a West Side police roundup in Mila park protests his arrest claiming nonbodily status. He demands meals and shelter, insisting he prefers jail to private help, and his defiant run ends with being jailed after a clash at police headquarters.
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Central Police
West Side
Mila Park
Reodyquarters
Captain Brown
Thompson seven federal officials face jury on tuberculosis mail fraud case
The Thompson sentiment case against seven former officers and directors went to a jury at noon Saturday after nearly eight hours of closing arguments. Judge Duval West ordered the jury to convene by two, as U. S. Attorney John Hardman and defense counsel argued all sides. The indictment charges use of the mails to defraud in a long federal case that began September 26 with arraignments for Thompson, DeHaasen, McCoy, Fitzsimmons, McManus, Steger, and Marshall.
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Thompson Sentment Company
Norchcome
Duval West
United States Marshal
United States
John 2
Hardm
Tara Prover
Madge West
Davige West
Mesares
Bo Thompson
Ke de Hoison
John McCoy
J. Fitzsimmons
Ab OW. McManuse
Stegerald
O. RL Marshall
Dallas Fair Opens with Expanded International Exhibits
The Thirty fifth State Fair of Texas in Dallas opens a sixteen day program with expanded agricultural live stock and amusement features. The stadium pageant is timed for 11 o’clock at night with participation from over 400 persons from across Texas and officials from three states and two nations represented by dueless in the parade. The queen wore jewels valued around 500000 dollars.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Ventas
Nial Pagent
Texas
Mexico
Chanda
SLEUTHS OVER TOP DETECTIVES IN BURGLARY REPORT
Detectives Carver and Kidiy went over the top in a burglar hunt Friday night scouring West Commerce to Crockett streets from Alani plaza to St Marys. No burglars found though thefts using skylights were reported in the area. Shoes stolen from Guarantee Shoe company and valuables taken from N Joseph company at 525 Ausby street. An automobile owned by R Utntseh enreiter at 410 Roosevelt avenue was reported stolen Monday night near West Houston and North Vilorey streets.
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Will Carver
Kidiy
West Commerce
Crockett Streets
Alani Plaza
St. Mary's
Guarantee Shoe Company
N. Joseph Company
Ausby Street
R. Uwntsehenreiter
Roosevelt Avenue
West Houston
North Vilorey
Defection Over Tax Revisions Spurs Senate Rift
Washington October 8. Republican leaders report a further defection as tax revision shifts spark debate over surtax increases. Eastern state senators oppose higher rates while House leaders, led by Mondell, push to keep the house maximum of 2 percent. Amendments outline a 60 percent surtax on incomes over 100000, repeal of certain transport and luxury taxes, and changes to excises and estate taxes. party leaders weigh conference terms before final passage.
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Senate
House
Len~rose
Senate Finance
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Mord
Majority Weaders
Finance — Committee
Cindy Wa
Ineludine Ropert
Phn
Susar Spo
Tive Mendels
Chairain Donrase
Senate Finance Con
Representative Moudet
Causeway Party Leaves San Antonio for Corpus Christi Celebration
William I Furlong leads a group of Nan Antonians in a Causeway party departing Saturday for Corpus Christi to attend the Sunday and Monday festivities. The oil band travels Friday night, Mayor O B Black joins the city representation, and the party is reportedly 40 minutes ahead of schedule with Portland as the northern end. Road work in Boe County allocates about $800,000 to improve the highway.
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Nan Antonians
Corpus Christi
Causeway
O. B. Black
Qiu
San Antonio
Furlong
Imle
Portland
Boe County
Mechanical Circus Stages War Weapons at Aberdeen
At Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland crowds watched a mechanical circus by the army ar mance department testing new sixteen inch rifle ordnance. Tanks and self propelled mounts performed in a three ring display with a baby tank looping and carving tricks. an iron gun carriage misfired toward spectators before retreating. Capt K Dy Holmes-Drawn directed a parade and the show closed for the night.
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Army Armance Department
Grmmer
K. Dy . Holmes
Oil price increases hit North Texas fields and Oklahoma
The Magnolia Petroleum Company raised prices 25 cents per barrel on Texas crude reaching 1.50 a barrel in districts including Burkburnett Henrietta Moran Skanger and Stephens County as Gulf Coast crude also moved up 20 to 25 cents per barrel. Gulf refinery costs rise across the region with nearly all major buyers in the Tronston district adopting the higher rate.
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Dalkis
Tex
Hweetra
Houston
Folly
Rumble Oi and Refining Company
Gulf Coast
Lie Siaetion
Tronston
Mail Wagon Hold-Up Nabs $100,000 in Transit Pact
Four men hijacked a U S mail wagon in Detroit near Jefferson Avenue, forcing Canadian messenger Wilfrine McCauley to surrender registered mail pouches and currency from Canadian banks. The Canadian government messenger, operating Windsor to Detroit with four trips daily, was abducted briefly before bandits fled in a car with the loot. No witnesses or clues were found as bad weather kept streets deserted.
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Detroit
Mich
Wilfiane LL McCanley
Windsor
Tie Kenilworth
McCauley
McCawly
Masked Klan Parade Reported in Brownsville
Masked men said to be Ku Klux Klan members led by a car carrying a fiery cross paraded in Mercedes Hidalgo County at 9 oclock last night. About seven masked white robed figures participated. High school boys attempting to follow were stopped by the mayor. This was the second KKK parade in the lower valley.
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Brownsville
Tex
Shipping Board Cuts Rates to Alexandria in Cotton Trade
Washington Oct 8 The United States Shipping Board announced lower rates with Alexandria for Egyptian cotton, undercutting British conference terms after months of negotiations. The board cited British offers as unacceptable for favoring British lines and limiting American access, and explained why it did not accept the British proposal. The move aims to secure fair competition for American shippers despite complex indirect routing and existing contracts.
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Shipping Board
United States
Alexandria
British Shipping Conference
Actios
Connertion
Willy
SAS
England
Volta
Art English
Her
Nellish Institee
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Sai
Alexandr Iit
Army planes barred from Pulitzer races at Omaha
Secretary Weeks reaffirmed that army aircraft will not take part in exhibition contests at Omaha Nebraska late this month. He cites lack of personnel material and the military view that speed testing by racing is of no military use. The decision stands as final on army participation in the event.
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Washington, D. C
Qet
Weeks
Omalu
Neb
Fist Fight Over Broken Plate Sparks West Side Brawl
A late night clash near West Canimeret and Moeos streets drew about ten soldiers and between fifteen and twenty Mexican civilians into a chaotic melee. A broken plate in a West Side restaurant preceded gunfire and hand-to-hand fighting, with several injuries and multiple detentions before police and military officers restored order.
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Wese Comteres
Moeos
Serge
Thomas de Sanmlers
Cramp Crain
Distubane Hardquarters
West Side
Malaukis
Rochester
Weat
Canimeret Street
Giants and Yankees Fourth World Series Game Postponed by Rain
Polo Grounds New York October rain halted the fourth game of the World Series between the Giants and Yankees. About 20 000 spectators remained as play was postponed to tomorrow. Ruth’s absence loomed over the Yankees while questions arose about his health and lineup changes.
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New York
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Yankees
Antony
Babe Buh
Stewart
Dimnen
Kirk
Ir. Stewart
Ruth
Harth
Teft
Huggins
Tab Meusel
Bethyoth
Imassiere
Frankin Frisch
Mike McNalve
Desiguers
Chovetind
Uspetiae
Alleged mail robber travels under own name for two years
Chicago dispatch reports a man linked to a $5000 robbery in Whit ing Indiana confesses to authorities that he traveled under his real name for two years. He says he spent $181,000 recovered after three accomplices were arrested in Chicago. He describes buying planes, touring the West and selling equipment at a loss, then moving to Memphis and Jackson for aerial stunts before returning to Chicago.
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Chicago
Whiting
Tad
Chicaro
Btandandi
Auidler
Polies
Bessir Dasiak
Los Angeles
Dar Agiation
Tie
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
Patie
Rom Fackson
Chicage
Blivlee
Girl Found Butchered in New Jersey Murder Case
Janet Lawrence 12 was found dead in her home with multiple stab wounds. Francis Kluxen Jr. was held by police on a hate crime charge as details emerged of the violent attack, with the suspect denying knowledge of the crime and his father defending him. The investigation continued at Morristown county jail.
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Madison
SN. al
S— Francis
Kluxen
New Jersey
Janet Lawrence
Jynet
Morristown
Francis Kluxen Sr
Appointment of Court Reporter for Railroad Commission
Philip Sawers of Nacogdoches is named court reporter for the Railroad Commission at $4200 yearly. The 87th legislature authorized $2400 annually for a court reporter to record open hearings, with proceeds from copies and transcripts deposited to the state treasury.
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Austin
Tex
Philip Sawers
Nacogdoches
Railroad Commission
Hopeful of Shantung Adjudge Plan Backed by U S Officials
The Washington dispatch reports cautious optimism from U S government officials after recent exchanges between Tokyo and Peking. Japan’s proposals and China’s route are analyzed by department experts, with hopes for an amicable adjustment before the armament conference.
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Washington, DT
Chita
Datan
Shah
United States
Ofe
Peking
Chines
Dave
Leeds Weds Princess in Civil Ceremony at 4 PM
Paris report by Associated Press describes William Leeds Jr and Princess Xeni of Crete marrying in a civil ceremony at 4 o clock with three further ceremonies to follow. Notable guests include old Russian aristocracy and extensive preparations amid mourning and travel constraints.
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Paris
Willam
Leeds Jr
Brinegis Anastiesta
Crewe
Kite William DB
Leeds
Kietumand
Tad
Xeni
Constantine
Creece
Italy
Veeck Fmlies
Russia
Mim Young Leeds
Myeproval
Cae
New Yorks
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Menu
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Tulsa
Okbu
Party Today
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Mesandria General Produce Association
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