Autumn Race and Global Tensions Haunt Public Discourse
A wide ranging fragment ponders Mussolini and Ethiopia, the League of Nations, and a looming Italian victory if Addis Ababa falls. It contrasts European politics with a vivid Monmouth County autumn scene in New Jersey, then shifts to criticism of gambling on horse racing and betting culture, and ends with observations on lobsters and church screen films. The tone blends global crisis and domestic reflection on modern society.
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League of Nations
Mussolini
Ethiopie
Italy
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Austria
Haly
Sight
America
Atlantic Seaboard
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Georgia
Sears
Uneir
Ansa
Memphis cosmetics strike turns violent at Plough Inc
Two workers chased by striking protesters torn of clothing and stripped to the waist as 200 union members picketed the Plough Inc cosmetics factory in Memphis. The walkout, linked to the Cosmetics Manufacturing Workers Union aligned with AFL, seeks $19 for a 40 hour week while managers say most earn about $9.60. An eyewitness reports one striker struck in the eye during the melee.
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Memphis
Plough, Inc
Gut
Helen Murray
Em- Woyes
Logal
John Strong
Busi
Butchers’ Union
Fron
al Crafta
AIDEN
R. 4. McCann
Memphis Trades and Tabor Council
Tennessee Federation of Labor
Lie
Wiother Silkéy
British Surgeon Buck Ruxton Charged In Slaying
Lancaster December 14. Dr Buck Ruxton a 36 year old surgeon was brought before a special court investigating the dismemberment of two women. He was charged today with the slaying of one woman and remanded in custody for further hearing. The bodies were found assembled in parcels in a Scottish ravine nicknamed the Devil's Beetle in reports from the scene.
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Lancaster
Enelyni
Buck Ruxton
Sirgeon
Wollen
Beeltiah
Hull Calls Upon World for Peace
In Washington on October 14 Secretary Hull urged worldwide action to preserve peace and urged delegates to join in a determined effort. The remarks were delivered in a welcome speech to attendees at the second general assembly of the institute of geography and history.
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Hull
Washington, D. C
Paul Sett
Wren Ur Ted
Italian Embassy Guarded as Tide Park Graters Protest
London observers report 20 valleemen surrounding the Italian Embassy after a tense standoff in Tide Park where soap box orators for hours protested fascism, fearing unrest amid an autumn term.
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London
Bentland Yard
Talfen
Tide Park
How to Stay Married in Chicago: Coxs Marriage Maxims
Chicago readers learn marriage tips from Rev. G G Cox at Drexel Park Presbyterian church based on surveys of 100 couples. Key points include keeping in laws at distance, avoiding jealousy, disciplining the relationship, consolidating home with children, budgeting, limiting casual friends, cultivating church affiliation, and avoiding alcohol.
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Chicago
G. G. Cox
Drexel
Park
Presbyterian Church
Cox
Magic Weather Hangs On For Two More Days
Forecast from local weather bureau forecaster E H Marx junior meteorologist says the spell of warm fall weather remains through Tuesday with no rain expected. Skies partly cloudy, temperatures to hold near yesterday’s highs around 68 degrees by Monday night and Tuesday morning with chilly northerly winds lingering north of Oxlatoma.
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Sat
Antonio
E. H. Marx
Oxlatoma
Marx
Meoney Loses Bid to Fast Supreme Court Review
Washington October 14 Thomas J Meoney failed again in his bid to force the Supreme Court to review his conviction for participation in the 115 San Francisco Preparative bombing case The high court refused to accede to a California court decision and indicated it would consider the case only after all state avenues were exhausted if the state path remains open and adverse the court might take the case up.
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Tom Meoney
Washington, D.C
Thomas J. Meaney
Supreme
Mooney
Worker Collapses and Dies at Local Furniture Store
Charles O. Bourgeois a 49 year old Stowers Furniture Company employee collapsed while loading a truck at the furniture store around 3:30 a m Monday and died almost immediately. He served the store as a delivery man. His home address was 19 Taft Boulevard, Dustiea of the Pease Bat. Corrigan was to conduct all inquest.
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Charles O. Bourgeois
Stowers Furniture Company
Palle
Bourgeois
Taft Boulevard
Dustiea
Pease Bat Corrigan
Linquest
Four Years Given in Narcotics Case for Milton Applewhite
Milton L. Applewhite pleaded guilty to an indictment charging purchase possession and fate of 2340 grains of heroin on September 1 and was sentenced to four years at the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth by Judge J. J. Modtllan in Federal District Court Monday.
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Milton L. Applewhite
Mirchase
Heyohy
Tho Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Ju Dee J. J. Modtllan
Federal District
Adowa Surrender Reports From Northern Ethiopis Front
Six chiefs from Tagre province in Northern Ethiopis surrendered to Italian forces under Gen Emilio De Bono. The move followed Italian capture of Adowa and Axum, with Ethiopian governor and clergy submitting as Mass celebrated for the new territory. The report notes a ceremonial take possession by Victor Emmanuel and references continued Italian advances in East Africa.
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London
Tagre
Ethiopis
Emilio de Bona
Italia Front
Simy
Tafari Jonath
Enzale
Gasmagnach Dela
Fituarnti Naixcha
Coe
Emido de Bono
Eritrea
East Africa
Ethiopia
General de Bono
Victor Emanuel
General da Bono
Acowva
General de Bone
Gburg
Griteria de Bone
Ethiopix
de. "Bona
House of Save
Iestain
Adone
Supreme Court to rule on New Deal measures and federal taxes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear constitutionality challenges to key New Deal programs including the AAA and TVA acts. Justices planned multiple opinions and considered reviewing a state case on a 2 percent gravel tax after prohibition repeal, with references to Huey Long and other political figures.
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Washington
DE. C
Supreme Court
AAA
TVA
High Court
Txisiana
Tia Inte
Huey Long
Rowsnapey
Funk
Funk Mo- Con
Cent
Uguer
Tent
Girenié
Court of Appeals
Wohan
Birmingham
Ale
United States
Gus L. Constantine
States Rights Speech by Calvin Coolidge at William and Mary
In May 1926 Calvin Coolidge delivered an address at William and Mary College urging that nations honor the union but warn against distant national administration. He argued states must manage their own affairs without coercion or favoritism and resist surrendering local governance to central power.
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Calvin Coolidge
Willam and Mary College
Jesse Jones to Be Dinner Guest in San Antone
H Jones of Hanates Baptist and chairman of the Remonstriction Pinante rerporation will arrive in San Antone Wednesday to speak at an 8 o clock formal dinner in his honor at the Plaza hotel. A chamber of commerce committee will meet Tuesday afternoon to perfect plans for Jones entertainment. The subject of Jones address had not been learned Monday.
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A H. Jones
Hanates Baptist
Remonstriction Pinante
San Antone
Plaza Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
A. J McKenaie
Elambers
Reagin Holsta
Richardt Gill
Claude Vy. Birkhead
Jones
Ex Radio Announcer Quizzed in Shooting
Ul Amigielke, a former radio announcer, was held for questioning in a fatal shooting near an air camp. Harriet Walker, 29, a former movie extra, was found dead. Lt. Ciese said Smith claimed he was with Walker last night but went to a grocery to buy a purchase at the time of the shooting.
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Aus Amgielke
Lloyd Smth
Btrs
Harriet Walke
Ay Ciese
Smith
Thompson to Die Tonight in Chair
Thompson a 26 year old hotel worker is scheduled for execution by chair in Joliet for the assault and homicide of 18 year old Mildred Haldyurk after an attempted car theft and a jolt to her jaw as she returned from the theater.
11 000 000 Still Out of Work Report
The American Federation states unemployment remains above 11 million and higher than last year. In its monthly survey the federation warns of continued joblessness despite some signs of improvement.
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Washington
BD C
American Federation of Later
Federat Lad
Witness Identifies Suspect in Ann Arbor Doctor Slaying Trial
One of Missouri teen defendant Zenge's key witnesses in the Walter J. Bauer case identified him as the man who kidnapped the physician in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The trial heard testimony about motive revenge after Bauer wed a former sweetheart, with coroner's chemist testimony referencing bloodstains and evidence. An overflow crowd filled the courtroom as witnesses described the events and people involved.
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Chicago
Agaist
Mandeyilla W. Zenge
Walter J. Bayer
Doves
Ann. Arbor
Mich
Norman Jedelu
Jennings
Ann Arbor
Mid
Jéceie
Menge
Matty
Comelius J. Warrington
Courkragny
Zenge
Canton
Stew de. Raver
Bauer
Jhcod
Zenee
Clarence W. Muehlberser
Chemst
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy on Monday with variable wind and low around 68. Tuesday will be cooler with a high near 46. Sunday’s high expected at 88 and Monday’s low near 68 with Monday night around 60. Coastal winds shift easterly. far West Texas shows general improvement.
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San Antonio
Monty
West Texas
Union Mt Move Vital to Believe Jobless
The American Federation of Labor convention in Atlantic City voted to push for a 30 hour work week via economic strength or legislation. President William Green led the push as delegates urged shortening the work week to combat unemployment and avoid reliance on relief rolls. The committee urged opposition to any move toward a 30 hour week, stressing the need to address unemployment and NRA collapse while seeking productivity gains.
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Atlantic City
American Federation At
Labey
William Green
Federation
Congress
Tolowed & Gues
W. R. Troteter
International Triographical Union
Green
Edward 4. Gainor
Salthe
Trotter
Mfe
NRA
Story Fall From Hotel Kills Woman
New Orleans reports a young auburn-haired woman, Mrs Gladys Post of Chicago, died after falling from a hotel window on the seventy floor. She had checked in as Mrs A Slykesy, and her body was found in the Jung Notel room. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the fatal accident.
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New Orleans
Warn
Aou YO
Koline
Gladys Post
Chicago
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Henry Ward Heacher
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