JTREANS SAVE HYRON FROM SA ATTACKER
Miss Edwina Jobpoon, 23, was knocked to the ground at 11 15 a.m. Saturday in Travis park during a street assault. A man attempted a payroll theft, struck her with a blunt instrument, and fled as bystanders yelled for help. Police reported no clear suspect information and described the attacker as tall and heavyset.
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Edwina Jobpoon
Travis Park
Miss Johnson
B. Johnson
Auditeum
Edwina Johnson
Bandit
Johnson Shirt Company
British Ministry Expected to Spurn Tariff Protection
London reports that Prime Minister J. R. MacDonald plans to tell Dominion delegates at the imperial conference that reciprocal preferences for tariffs are not acceptable. Chancellor Philip Snowden is said to have won the protection battle, with the MacDonald cabinet backing him against preferential tariff demands.
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London
Get
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J. Hacknay MacDonald
Bri
Philip Snowden
MacDonald
Standard Official Slashes Throat
A man identified as Fred Lau, long-time director at the Whiting plant, died after slashing his throat, following a period of nervous illness and prior self-harm attempts. Police report unclear details, investigation ongoing.
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INS
Fred Lau
Stanchard Qi Vompact
Lau
Stock Firm Head and Girl Arrested in Seattle Case
W. E. Williard a 47 year old vice president of the defunct A. E. Williard Stock and Bond and his secretary were arrested in Seattle with W. Farrigan. All are held on an open charge awaiting New York authorities. Daily advertisements seek furnishings in the Light Classifieds.
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Seattle
Werk, Gat
INS
W. E. Williard
A. E. Williard Stock and Bond Bowie
West Forty-third Street
New York
W. Farrigan
Bond Given Girl in Forgery Charge
Mrs. Linda Richaniels, 68 South Bt Mary's eteeet, was free on three bonds of $200 each after forgery charges were filed in Justice of the Peace court of John F. Onion. The 18-year-old defendant is accused of forging Mrs. H Henderson's name on checks for 12 50, 5 and 15 dollars. The 12 60 check cleared Joske's store while the others were not paid. She was arrested Saturday morning by Detective A W Herost.
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Linda Richaniels
South
Mary's
Eteeet
Justice of the Peace Court
John F. Onion
H. Henderson
East
Andy
Joske's
A. W. Herost
German officers visit Fort Sam Houston for review and inspections
San Antonio residents join a second division review at Fort Sam Houston on Monday night in honor of Lieut Gen Werner von Blomberg. General von Blomberg and Col Einch Kuhlenthal arrive Monday to tour Fort Sam Houston and nearby air fields, with cannon salutes and a full inspection schedule at Duncan Field Kelly Field and Camp Bullis.
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San Antonio
Fochfeld
Fort Sam Houston
Werner von Blombers
Unir
von Blomberg
Einch Kublenthal
General Staff
San Antonis
A. J. Durpin
Essistant
Stadt
Fielth Corps
R. OB. Peston
von Tomberg
Gerd von Masson
Wrooks Field
St. Anthony
Holstein Dorey
Samuel D Rockenbach
Kuhlenthal
Duncan Field
Charles TL. Danforth
Kelly Field
Planca
Dorey
Camp Bullie
Camp Stonler
Appeal Discussed In Taxicab Bond Case
Henry Schutte, fined 25 in corporation court for operating a taxicab without posting a 10.40 bond, seeks appeal to county court. Defense argues ordinance violates rights and is civil in nature, while city maintains bond and enforcement are valid. trial ends with judge granting test case to resolve legality.
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Henry Schutte
Schutle
Almmo Plaza
W. G. Linden
Schutte
Davis
City of Safety
Matlock
Linden
Casey
Brutal Missionaries in China Reported in Dispatches
London dispatches describe a brutal fate of two elderly missionaries Miss Edith Nettleton and Miss Harrison in Foochow. A relief expedition returned hoping to secure their release, with Church Missionary Society leaders confirming severe harm by Chinese bandits while safeguarding public safety.
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London
Fdith Nettleton Aleaner Harrison
Foochow
Cong
A. J. Startin
Sills
Church Missionary Society
Kiening
Mayor of Chicago Fears Wife Near Nervous Collapse
Chicago dispatch reports Mayor William H. Knompton fears his wife’s nervous collapse after a recent hold-up robbery. She left the city with their child aboard the yacht Waris for Stock, seeking quiet away from the uproar of the New England vacation incident.
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Chicago
INS
William Hake ‘Knompton
Penn
New England
Dr DeForest Secret Wedding at Holt Wood California
Dr Tae Ties Boreal a noted traveler wed Marie Mosquini in a private ceremony at Holt Wood California on October 1. The couple postponed their honeymoon due to unresolved divorce proceedings involving the former Mrs. iesores, keeping the nuptials quiet and away from public notice.
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Dr. DeForest
Secka
Holt Wood
Calif
Tae Ties Boreal
Tadlo
Marie Mosquini
Nereen Achterd
Court Proceedings Listed Names and Inquiries in Corp Case
Court proceedings list numerous individuals and firms with partial and garbled names. The document references multiple parties including corporations, attorneys, and witnesses amid a convoluted ledger of penalties, violations, and motions. It mentions a 2020 date and various financial intrigue prompts urging readers toward advertisements for securing quick money.
Pola's Move to Divorce Prince Pleases Singer
Chicago reports Mary McCormick, a noted singer, arrived amid news that Pola Negri has filed for divorce from Prince Serge Molcant in Paris. McCormick reacted with enthusiasm asking if she still loves him, recalling their past meetings and travels from Europe to Cherbourg years ago.
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Pola
Prince
Bernice
Chicago
Mary McCortie
Chicago Civic Opera
Ness
Paris
Serge Molcant
Jelly Reclaims Sight After Cataract Operation
Thomas, Oct. 11. Henry Frederick Jelly, justice of the peace of Port Stanley, regained his eyesight after cataract removal but suffered a paralytic stroke within 24 hours. He was the sole survivor of the Steamer Pacific, which sank on the Pacific coast in 1875, with a death toll.
Police Intercept Boy 14 Seeking Movie Job Ambitions
BT Louis October 31 police intercepted Frank Rehoe 14 of Newart N J wandering near busy streets. He said he left home October 4 hitchhiked toward California to become Jackie Coogan's successor in motion pictures. He was reportedly in the real estate business at Pork Stanley and aimed for a job list of 270.
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BT. Louis
INS
Frank Rehoe
Newart
N. J
Houssenod
Iachie Coogan
Yao
Wan
MM Louie
Frankin
California
Jackie Coohan
Pork Stanley
Envoy Heads Commission To Disarmament Conference
American ambassador Hugh Gilnot named chairman of the delegation to the disarmament conference opening in Geneva on November 6. The state department list includes Hugh Wilson, Sty Pierrepont Moffat, Lt. Col. George W. Strong, Capt. Wilmuth, Maj. Robert G. Walab, Lt. Commander George I. Bhurtay, and other naval officers and staff. The piece notes the delegation’s composition and marks the announcement in Real Estate columns of Light...
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Washington
D. C
Get
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Hugh
Gilnoz
Belgium
Win
Geneva
State Department
Hugh Ib. Wilson
Switzerland
Rent
Pittre 1
Boa
Department
George W. Strong
U. & Army
Wilmuth
Canada Dry beverage promotes sportsman image in copy
The text frames Canada Dry as a crystal clear beverage capturing bubbles rising in a tall glass. It links the drink to vigor, bright sun, contentment, and pleasure after a day of shooting, presenting it as the reporter’s beverage and appealing to sportsmen.
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Canada
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