Balkans Tensions Escalate Amid Balkan Substate Attacks
International News Services reports renewed Balkan strife as Jugoslavian forces accuse Bulgaria and Macedonian irregulars of raiding border posts and assassinating General Kovacovic. Jugoslav newspapers demand guarantees or war breaking diplomatic ties, risking broader regional involvement.
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Wright Freed In Obscene Mail Case
Mrs Miriam Noel Wright, ex wife of Frank Lloyd Wright, was discharged in Madison Wisconsin after arraignment before a United States commissioner on charges of mailing objectionable letters.
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United States Com ‘Missioner
Old Time Settlers Recollection and Colorado Transport Echoes
A fragmentary Denver Post page notes settlers thoughts on livestock market volumes and horse sales contrasted with Colorado automobile shipments. The piece mentions spiritualist claims of repeated visions over several months and a curious scene of floating, unsupported feet.
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Pees
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Lonely Grave Ends Career of Rebel in Nogales
In Nogales Sonora a funeral cortege carried Alfonso de la Huerta alleged rebel leader killed after a clash with federal forces. His body was displayed in the public plaza as hundreds viewed the slain insurgent, amid a tense atmosphere following the confrontation with Generals Medina and others.
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Lonely Grave
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Nogales
Sonora
Alfonso de Saebel
Captain Applejeek: Little Theater to Stage Pirate Play
The San Antonio Little Theater Produc ing company will present Captain Applejeek in late October with rehearsals under Carl Glick. Performances set for October 26 to 28 and before Christmas, aiming for professional standards.
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Alyen Inre
Rowance
Applejeek
San Antonio
Little Theater Producing Company
Carl Glick
Mexican Sleuths Must Not Be Armed in San Antonio
Deputy Sheriff Althonse Newton announced on Saturday afternoon that any Mexican secret service men found with weapons in San Antonio will be jailed and prosecuted. He stated they are not American and have no right to bear arms, though he would not reveal his source.
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Merman Secret Service
San Antonio
Chile
Althonse Newton
Wbo
De la Huerta Rebel Falls After Surprise Attack in Arizona
The dead rebel is said to have spoken from a saddle before a forceful pursuit by Gen. Pablo Muccias. His body was buried in a shallow grave as speculation swirled about border loyalties and the fate of his followers amid a militarized silence.
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Sonora
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Memorial pledge drive echoes Texas history appeal
A fragmented memorial pledge event quotes real speakers urging support for a monument while listing ten donations of 100 each. Named donors include Harry Rogers, Herbert Kekernot, Joan Renault, Lake Hart, Tom Hoge, and W. W. Jones, amid routine finance notes and a plea for continued service.
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Texas
Everl Enat
Harry Th. Rogers
Herbert Kekernot
Joan Renault
Lake Hart
Tom Hoge
de Fedurtoll
A. B. Gagedoxkes
W. W. Jones
Corrie Christi
Ragsell
Revolt Suppressed as Generals Arrested and Operations Quieted
The message from Washington reports two generals arrested and a failed revolt. Gen Rueda Quijano was executed, and Gov Hermosillo also fell in Mexico. Government actions target profiteering and rail service resumes Puebla to Mexico City. Yaqui leaders and allied officers mobilize for operations under Gen Manzo in Sonora.
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A. P. Carsillo
Washington
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Trieutenant
Ani‘ua
Wessege
Rueda Quijano
Fridey
Gomes
Jose Maria Mentus
Captain Bacasegua
Agustin Mi Juan Alvarez
Jose Bacasegua
Antonia Buitimera
R. Manzo
Snoora
Policy Shifts On U S Mexico Intervention Considered
The article discusses potential changes to U S policy toward Mexico and Latin America. It notes reluctance to move Ambassador Morrow to a new post, fearing American approval of recent events south of the Rio Grande. Departure plans for Mexico City were set for October 15, pending days of developments.
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United States
Mexico
Ambussador Morrow
Rio Grande
Latin-America
Mexico City
New Bank for Lindale Receives Texas Authority
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Lindale in Smith County was granted a certificate of authority to operate in Texas by the State Banking Board. The bank has assumed the assets of the Citizens State Bank of Lindale.
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Lindale
Austin
Qet. S
Texas
State Banking Board
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Smith County
Amy Bank
Citizens State Bank of Tindale
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