Circus Returns Bring Busy Merchants and Sold-Out Shows
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus visited Michell and Roosevelt streets drawing big crowds and about 20,000 paid at the box office totaling roughly 25,000. Merchants reported revived buying and farmers appeared to have money, marking a return to prosperity after five lean years. The show, a favorite beyond the Big Show, sold out twice in a day.
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Tlmes
Michell
Roosevelt Streets
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Jess Adkins
Lux Toilet Soap and Skin Beauty Claims
Prominent actress Irene Dunne inspires a beauty tip using Lux Toilet Soap. The ad claims 9 out of 10 screen stars endorse it, explaining scientists say gentle cleansing preserves youthful skin and that a fragrant white soap contains nourishing elements for a smoother complexion.
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Irene Dunne
Miss Dodd
Lux
San Antonio Circus Debut Glitters For Clyde Beatty
Clyde Beatty, famed for his whip and risk taking, opened San Antonio shows to strong crowds. The veteran trainer faced hazards from lighting mishaps and a past incident with a cat bite in San Francisco. Nora, the publicized tiger, bit Beatty years ago and left him jungle fever, ending her act with Beatty. Agnes Doss stood in for Alfredo Cadona during the run.
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Mannie King
Snake King
Brownsville
Clyde Beatty
Mannie
Beatty
San Antonio
Nero
Dutticullies
San Francisco
Nora
Agnes Doss
Bert Doss
Alfredo Cadona
Governor Pardons Two Convicted Slayers in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued pardons with conditions to Arietta Price of Cameron County and Robert Peyrock of Johnson County. Price had a 20 year murder sentence from October 1930, Peyrock was serving two years for murder without malice. Also reported Havana Woolworth windows damaged by a blast at San Rafael Street show window displays.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Arietta Price
Camerot
Robert Peyrock
Johnson County
Prices
Peacock
Havana
A& Bhomb
San Rafael
Woolworth
Mutinies Tax Austria Chief Faces Political Crisis
In Vienna Chancellor Dollfuss faced a tense crisis amid reports of a Nazi conspiracy in the army and labor unions. Police pursued officers and former officers accused of plotting to seize arms at Linz garrison for action, while socialist networks prepared for a general strike. Arrests included Reserve Lieutenant Adolf Knitechke and a close associate, with others charged as high treason.
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Engelbert Dollfust
Ling
Linz
Austria
Franz Biandl
Shenymayiice- Tent
Sam
Adolf Knitechke
Tieuténant
Frank Fritsch
Back of Necks to Be Seen Again in Hair Styles
New York editors report rising prices wages and costs as the fall season brings 50 new hairstyles. At the convention the association declares curls banked on top and the upward fashion returns to reveal the back of the neck after years.
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New York
Coametologists Association
Min En Rasi
Wonen
Federal Jury Deliberates Swift Verdicts This Week
A federal district court panel of 18 jurors deliberates swiftly this week. On Monday they were asked to decide a case by noon, and the twelve jurors voted to render a verdict after a brief pause. The panel, described as 34 individuals, continued proceedings to complete the action, reflecting typical court activity in a busy week.
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Witeh
Havi
Fiers
Peacemakers Slane Wins WstakEs
Peacemakers win multiple labor confrontations as U S workers return to duties after settlement. National Labor Board announces agreements affecting breadmakers teamsters porters and show workers. Strikes continue in garment mining and fishing sectors across Los Angeles Wilkes Barre Brockton Paterson and Monterey with related outbreaks and police presence.
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Brockton
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San Joaquin Valley
Galif
Paterson
N. J
Ann Burlak
Jett
Indiana
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Quincy
Monterey
Calif
Dallas restrained in lime purchase injunction
Dallas moved to halt buying 2200 tons of lime from Dittlinger Lime Co of New Braunfels. District Judge Claude McCallum granted the temporary injunction on petition by the Dallas Lime Co, alleging sale below production costs in violation of the lime code approved by President Hoover.
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Lime
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Diblinger Lime Company
New Braunfels
Claude McCallum
Dallas Lime Company
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Hoosewelt
Confession Said in Kidnapping Case In Missouri
Kansas City area report states highway patrolmen tested three men after a confessed claim they held up Dr C M Hodgson of Kingfisher Oklahoma and abducted his companion Miss Ruth Hedgecock on October 11 The suspects gave names Donald Rogers Al Thomas Craig 48 and Nancy Hulbert Moon 30 and the home at 349 Oh Drive was examined.
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C. M. Hodgson
Kingfisher
Okla
Ruth Hedgecock
Donald Rogers
Thomas Craig
Ancy Hulbert Moon
Rangers to Hear Grand Jury in Bond Recovery Case
Texas Rangers Jim Shawn Sid Kelso attended Bexar County Courthouse on Tuesday to appear before the forty fourth district court grand jury. They head a nationwide investigation that led to the recovery of bonds valued at about $500,000 seized from Ford stores and other locations.
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Texas Rangers
Jim Shawn
Sid Kelso
Bexar County
Turaday
Uerity-fourity District Court
Grand Jury Aait
Rangers
Doven
Old Dewey Tomb Sold for 250 Dollars in D C
A derelict mausoleum in Alfington National Cemetery once honoring Admiral Dewey was sold for 250 dollars and will become a public cemetery receiving yard. The body of the famed Spanish American War leader was moved to Washington Cathedral in 1925 at the request of the Army. Jean Cruppi former French foreign minister, who aided French control of Morocco by sending troops to Fez, died yesterday at 78 in Paris.
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D. C
Alfington National Cemetery
Admiral Dewey
Yaull Ire
Washington Cathedral
Yrenci
Paris
Jean Cruppi
Fez
Morocco
Yerterday
State Liquor Plan Studied By Executives
The proposed state liquor control plan, described by John TY Rockefeller Je., mirrors the plan backed by the Fexac liquor control committee led by M. T. Roark in San Antonio. Backers of the Texas plan, with Representative Pat Jefferson, won a resolution to form a formal committee to study state liquor control and report next session. The state control group launches a broad education campaign to inform citizens and lawmakers, including a front-porch program and direct mail to voters and legislators.
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Fprmal
Pervir
Sules Comuittiees
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