Mrs Roosevelt Birthday Reflections On Times And Labor
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt marked her forty ninth birthday with a family dinner and a New York appearance for the Young America conference. The column reviews intellectual growth in women, discusses Columbus Day themes, and critiques labor and currency policies amid national debates on unions and government fiscal strategy.
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Franklin J. Roosevelt
Bne
American Federation of Labor
Adler
Tina White House
New York
Amrerina
Negro Kidnaped, Lynched by Louisiana Mob
An African American man named Brom Jackson was hanged by a Louisiana mob near Labadieville after an alleged murder, with reports detailing the jail break, swift execution on a bridge over Bayou Lafourche, and a taunting message painted on the body as dawn broke.
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Louisiana
S&f
Labadieville
Bayo
LaFourché
Brom
Jackson
Louisiang LaRoze
Tanisiana Lattose
Biyou LacFourche
Bioi
Prince
Pilm Stunt Man Slain by Bullet in Los Angeles
Los Angeles October 12 Ray Bay a film stunt man known for doubling many Hollywood western stars was killed by a bullet last night at the edge house. The assailant Mrs Ada Lessert 36 was in General Hospital ward with wounds described as self inflicted and was expected to recover. Police said the shooting followed a quarrel between Ray Bay and Mrs Lessert, both residents of the edge house.
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Los Angeles
Tom Bay
Holly Wood
Akta Lessers
General Hospital
Ray
Russian claims record parachute jump tall, Evseey soars
In Moscow Ort, V N Evseey of the Red Army reportedly set a new parachute jump record leaping from 22 816 feet on Tuesday with an oxygen mask and parachute. He fell 29 224 feet before opening his chute as officials announced the feat to be a record.
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Chute Moscow
V. N. Evseey
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Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity
Weather forecast notes cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions for Thursday night and Friday in San Antonio and nearby areas. It calls for a cool Friday with a low Thursday night near 68 degrees and a high Friday around 80. Winds shift from the northeast and other regional notes mention cooler nights and variable conditions across East Texas and the coast.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Pastor Blames Church for Gang Problems at Convention
In Pittsburgh Ort 12, Rev. George A. Campbell of St. Louis told the Disciples of Christ convention that churches are largely responsible for gang violence and racketeers, claiming criminals come from areas where the church has retreated and that city leadership is lacking.
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Pittsburgh
George A. Campbell
St. Louis
Evangeiisie Association
Government plan to distribute butter to the needy
In Washington on October 12, a new relief effort aims to divert a substantial butter surplus to the unemployed. Relief administrator Harry L. Mopkins expects to buy a significant portion of the roughly 100 million pound surplus, financing a processing scheme to raise about 30 million dollars, though precise figures are not yet decided.
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Wabilington
D. C
Harry L. Mopkins
Light Norther to Arrive Ahead of Friday Grid Clash
A light norther is expected to reach the city by Friday night before the football game between Texas A and I and Texas A. & I. Wind shifts to the northeast, lowering the overnight low to around 80. Friday's high should near 90, with cloudy skies. Colder air is forecast for East and West Texas afterward.
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Texas A. & I
Moreeast
United States
J. H. Darboe
Thiwaday
Spiritual Friendship with Garbo Ends in Attempted Breakin
Ottar H Brom of Long Beach claims a three year spiritual friendship with Greta Garbo and travels to Los Angeles to visit her at her home. He allegedly tried to climb the actress's fence at her Santa Monica residence before police intervened. he faces unspecified legal action.
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Banta Monica
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Ottar H
Brom
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Sauily Herring
Italian Princess Suitor Rejected by King Victor Emanuel
King Victor Emanuel of Italy rejected a proposal to marry Princess Mia, the youngest child, to Archduke Otto of Habsburg as pretender to the Austrian and Hungarian thrones. The king chose not to bind his daughter to the royal match and the plan was dropped.
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Victor Emanuel
Italy
Miia
Otto of
Hapsoo
Assassins Fire Volley Aimed at King Carol VI
Oct 14 1905 unknown assassins fired volleys into an express train carrying King Carol from army maneuvers. The king narrowly escaped, the railway line reached Tregoviste. Reports say the train was near Bucharest when the attack occurred and the capital reacted with shock. Queen Grand-Aunt London reported a separate notice about the royal family.
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Assaasins
Fred
Kang Carol
Bucharest
Tregoviste
Radia Teporia
Traly
Bond price manipulation alleged by bankers in 1921 Brazil issue
Washington Oct 12. Wy Robert O. Hayward of Dillon Read and Co told Pecora’s committee that a $50 million trading account backed by two 1921 Brazilian bond issues was created to hold prices up for public subscription and to aid underwriters. He cited profits and backdating to merge the issues, and said the account benefited both buyers and bankers. The inquiry also examined the State Department’s role and whether security considerations were used.
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Tix
Fecora
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Eemate
Department
Selion
Foan
Ollie
Perera Nealeled
Testimony Links Texas Livestock Board Officials to Job Payments
Texas lawmakers heard from Lufkin's Glenn and San Antonio's Callan that members of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission were aware of attempts to trade jobs for donations. Testimony described about 2000 dollars collected from individuals, turned over to Dr. E. F. Jarret, with resignations and denials amid allegations.
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M. Glenn
Lufkin
Len Callan
San Antonio
Texas Ivestock Sanitary Commission
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Ltt
Commission
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Revere Williams
Gomer
D. H. Williams
Potees
E. F. Jarret
Syler
Hopkins says 12 percent of population on relief roll
Washington reports Hopkins asserting 12.7 percent of the population relies on relief, with government funding easing and federal aid expected to cover the needy unemployed this winter. He notes not many will be left dependent as unemployment rises but warns of continued need for assistance.
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Cafes renew heated clash at San Antonio hotels
War between the San Antonio Restaurant association and the San Antonio Hotel association intensifies over enforcement of dining room codes. Walter Curner cites hotel dining as noncompliant, while Mary King Robbie and others press for hotel participation and discuss potential withdrawal from the NRA.
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Walter Curner
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Plaga
Conver
Dweeler
Howell Jones
NRA Oupliance Board
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Weal
Joe
Assocision Olnae
NIRA
Kingfisher Teacher Released After Auto Theft Incident
Miss Ruth Hedgecock, a Kingfisher High School teacher, was kidnapped with her escort’s car. Thieves released her unharmed after taking cash and medicine, driving to Enid before Hodgeson left walking back to Kingfisher. The event disrupted the town and involved Dr. Hodgson and an associate.
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Owl
Pinied
Avey
Ruth Hedgecock
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Niles Horth
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Houston reports second encephalitis death
Houston dispatch reports the second encephalitis death in the city tied to the ongoing outbreak. Mrs. Charles P. Primer, 44, of Aird ab der Weme, died from the same illness that has affected residents for more than three months, mirroring cases in Mount Louis and other areas.
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Herston
Mra
Hharles P. Primer
Mt. Louie
Notorious Kellys Are Given Life Terms in Kidnapping Case
Oklahoma City October reports the Kellys George and Kathryn Kelly and associates were sentenced to life imprisonment after a federal jury convicted them under the Lindbergh law for the $200000 Urschel kidnapping. Judge Edger Vaught imposed the sentences as others tied to the plot face life terms. Harvey Bailey Albert Bates and Mrs R G Shannon also received life terms while a new trial motion was denied.
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George Son
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Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
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Vaught
Memphis
Teno
Haphezard
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Harvey Bailey
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Atlanta
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Payilian
Sudee Vaught
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