Texans end extraordinary session with relief and anti trust bills
Austin reports the Texas Legislature closed an extraordinary session begun September 14 to address unemployment relief and strong anti trust measures. A $9.5 million bond issue funds the relief commission, replacing the rehabilitation agency, with nine members and the governor as ex officio chair. The session also passed anti trust changes allowing code compliance as a defense to prosecution, and included a personal clash between Reps Long and Bedford.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sint
J. Long
Wichits Falls
Fine G. Bedford
Galveston
Senate
Limng
Bedford
Tong
Bedford Aleging Long
Industrial Accident Board
Civil Judicial Council
Farle Adams
Green Ville
W. N. Craftmen
Dallas
Judicial Council
Taerense Westbrook
Bolhn
Sissinn
Ferguson
Everey
Spraker Coke Stevenson
Houte
Texas Relief
Pasion Engineers
Stair High
Sam
Fox
Court of Criminal Appeals
Gregg
Rusk
Donlan
Shackelford
Panola
Cass
Griyton
Hore
Penate
Howe
Terence
East Texas
Harris
House
Capitol
Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Gordon Burns
Huntsville
O. F. Chastain
Eastland
Harry N. Graves
Georgetown
A. BK
Daniel
Crockett
Long
Weather report fragment with scattered figures
Fragmentary weather note reports daily precipitation and monthly normals with many garbled values. It references totals ending Saturday morning and various timestamps, but critical data are unclear and partially unreadable.
Rebels Charge Simese City Amid Turbulent Battle
Heavy fighting reported near Nicerty as rebels surged on the outskirts. Government forces opened Ces operations overnight and remained active this morning. Two airline craft were shot down in the river and a crash occurred before the pilot tireless, while overall rebel momentum and casualties were unclear.
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Bangkok
Slane
Orl
Beraven
Nicerty
Atlaing
Roermen
Burning questions about Baby LeRoy salary and movie stock
A Plain American argues Washington eyes a blue eagle inquiry into Baby LeRoy film pay while ignoring richer payers and tax dodgers. He questions politicians' influence, praises creative minds, warns of tax burdens, and laments governance and Labor Party overreach in a satirical, period voice.
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the Light
Democratic Labor Party
Washington
Blue Eagle
Lenny
Joe Miller
United States
Democracy
Baby LeRoy
America
Group Named to Honor Taliaferro Judge W. & Anderton
Disjointed report notes a group formed to honor George B. Taliaferro, seated banker and attorney. Mentions Judge Claude V. Birkhead Judge A. N. Moursund Swearingen and San Antonio attorney in a memorial context. Includes fragmented treasury figures and expenses from October 14 to July 17.
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Taliaferro
W. & Anderton
Aps
Claude V. Birkhead
A. N. Moursund Ani Ploh
Swearingen
San Antonio Attorneya
George B. Taliaferro
Treasury
Washington
BD. O
Domiroak
Youth Faces 2 05 Charges in Federal Case
Robert Allen McDonald, a young man described as employed, was placed under two 8100 bonds by United Biason Commissioner Pau A. Lockhart on a federal district court order following his arrest on an indictment returned by the federal grand jury. One indictment alleges he obtained money by posing as an Army Air Corps officer. the other accuses him of persuading a 18 year old to accompany him on a trip from San Antonio to Grant.
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Robert Allen McDonald
Jman
United Biason
Pau A. Lockhart
Diag
Ube Greening
McDonald
Amall Alma
Army Air'corps
Tua Mar Marler
Germany quits League of Nations in protest
Berlin declares it will withdraw from the League and the disarmament conference after “unjust” discrimination and denial of equality to Germany. Goebbels appeals for bonds, dissolves Reichstag, and orders halt on new elections for now. Premier directives urge restraint while signaling a second class status for Germany.
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Germany
Edler
League of Nations
Reich
Gosbbels
Reichstag
Goebbels
Tpm
Geneva Confronts German Decision to Withdraw
Geneva reports Germany will withdraw from the disarmament conference and resign from the League of Nations. The move is seen as grave by league and disarmament delegates, and the German delegation was expected to depart for Berlin that afternoon.
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Geneva
Germany
Switzerland
Hhe
League of Nations
League and Disarmament
Tiwan
Berin
France Calls Hitler Move Gravest News In 20 Years
Washington reels as Germany signals withdrawal from disarmament talks and the League of Nations. French officials, led by Joseph Paul-Boncour, privately back Paris stance while Berlin’s action triggers urgent state department meetings and a White House briefing plan.
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Germany
League of Nations
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Geneve
Hitler
Aggrave
Prance
Washington, D. C
Washington
State Department
Hill
William Phillips
Peerrpont Moffat
Aterelarr
Roosevelt Firat
Hall
Amearlonny
Norman 4. Davis
Sealen
Quen
Britain Faces War Debt Policy And Public Reaction
The piece argues Britain has cut debt payments drastically while paying less than four percent of principal. It notes a Washington commission is met coldly and accuses England of undermining its credibility by relying on defaults to build prosperity. It reflects U S disillusionment with Britain’s war debt attitude.
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Washington
England
United States
Germany and France Interact Amid Tense European Crisis
The report notes a serious German move seen as a blow to appeasement efforts. Officials awaited full reports from the ambassador in Berlin and Mr. Davis while fearing renewed German use of Rand offices to influence matters. The action unsettled Europe, drawing French distrust toward the Hitler regime.
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Germany
France
Rand
United States
Wlalee
Berito
Davis
Erlang
Hitler
James Kirkwood Divorced Suit Filed in Los Angeles
Beatrice Powers Kirkwood filed for divorce from James Kirkwood a former film star from Hollywood California. The petition, filed in Los Angeles court, cites cruelty and names their children Joan and others. The couple previously separated in 192? and had lived in Las Vegas Nevada.
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James Kirkwood
Hollywood
Calif
Joan
Kirkweod
Kirkwood
Las Vege
Ney
Cadets to Get Commissions at Kelly Field Ceremony
Cadets of the Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field will graduate in October and be commissioned as reserve officers in the air corps and radio. The class of 18 cadets includes former West Point graduates. The ceremony includes an aerial review at 8 a.m. and a 11 a.m. post theater program with Frederick T. Martin as principal speaker. A Christian workers conference is set for Trinity Methodist Church at 7:63 a.m.
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West Point
Kelly
Xereiaen
Broks
Lisiit
Frederick T. Martin
Randolph Field
Kelly Boasts Hellbreak Age 4
Leavenworth, Oct 14. George Kelly the kidnapper aligned with Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates boasted of plans to escape as he arrived at Leavenworth Federal Prison. Guards noted high walls and Kelly predicted he would be out before Christmas while vowing to break out en route to confinement.
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Leavenworth
Kan
George
Madison Gun
Kelly
Leavens Worth Federal Penitentiary
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Imilar
Charles FP
Kansas City
Herold Anderson
Drisco
Bailey
Egnvicta
Kanes
Lan Aing
Chase Neet Under Prog
Washington reports on the Dillon Read inquiry into banking practices. Senators review Millan Read and company records tied to Chase Securities and its Chase National Bank affiliate. The summary notes 64 pools and near 80 joint accounts from 1927 to 1931, with profits around 24 million on stock and bond issues.
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Washington, D
Millan, Read and Company
Senate Investigat
Obasa Security Corporation
Dillon
Clarente Dillon
Courens
Sutepoken
Michigan Republican
Harvey C. Couch
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Aly Ball
Chase Securities Corporation
Chase National Bank
Tem
Reemrly
Werk Ind
Atocke and
Bonde
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