New York Bonds Cheer Amid Fiscal Talk and World View
Arthur Brisbane surveys New York finances with bankers urging bond purchases despite a fragile city credit. He contrasts Uncle Sam’s heavy debt with tiny interest rates, notes prohibition stalemates on beer, and expands to cosmic scales about Earth's age and the universe's expansion. The piece finishes with cultural gossip on stage and religious satire, and a cautious economic mood for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
Berry
Jano
Uncle Sud
Europe
Premier Rebukes Army of Farmers in Manitoba
Winnipeg date Oct. 14. Premier John Aratkan criticized Manitoba farmers who marched to the capital last week to protest economic conditions. He told them their protests failed to spur progress and warned against further actions.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Farmers “Army
Econome Condiliona
Abetr
Patna
Poer Pattie
Subpoena recalled as Ferguson apology quiets probe
LAREDO Oct 18 John A Walls Webb county district attorney accepted an apology from James E Ferguson for charges of illegal voting in the Democratic primary. Ferguson released from subpoena to reveal information before the Webb county grand jury. Walls quoted Ferguson's telegram regretting the error and praising Webb county.
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Laredo
John A. Walls
Attosney
Webb Jonery
James E. Ferguson
Grand Jury
Walls
Ferguson
Webb County
Valer
Valla
Ferguson $m
Austin
Mia
Miriam A Ferguson
Cem
Pcratic
A. &. Bierling
Mullalley
Ivestigats
Las Opyalp
CayLth
Sterling
Mega! Young
Pyune Fies
Gary White
Travis County
Priddy
Webb Country
Gunman confesses in Arledge slaying case in Austin
John M. Pickett, arrested in San Antonio, admitted to Detective Captain Aubrey Hopkins that he killed Edgar C. Arledge Jr. during a confrontation after a shooting at Hazel Dillehay’s home. Officers recovered pistol and flashlight. bullets matched the weapon. Dillehay fight left him injured. Pickett faces return to San Antonio.
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Edgar C. Arledge Jr
John M. Pickett
San Antonio
Hazel Dillehay
Rigsby Avenue
Pickett
Ar—ledy
Aubrey Hopkins
Austin
Hopkins
Frank Moore
Fickett
Mariine Pickett
Arndpe
Arledge
Alain
John WM. Pickett
Edgar C. Arledge
U. of Texas
Gargoyle Publishing Faces Bankruptcy Plea In Houston
The Mayfair Publishing company owner of The Houston Gargoyle filed for bankruptcy in federal court. Allen Peron appeared as attorney with assets listed around 50 dollars to 4 million. The firm cites inability to meet publication costs amid financial strain and alleged mismanagement.
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Houston
Mayfair Publishing Company
Houston Gargoyle
Petson
Allen Peron
Abels
Peden
Gargovln
Omneazine
Modern Noah Plans Modern Ark in Pittsburgh Weathered by Fashioned Faith
Pittsburgh reports plans for a "moto ark" to be built at Fairmont upon arrival of two river barges. Dr John W Sprout, follower of divine brating, says his floating tavernacle would hold 4500 souls at a seating. He also plans two "salvation sail" voyages to the Gulf at Mexico.
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Pittsburgh
Fairmont
John W. Sprout
Divine Brating
Galt
Mexico
Lieutenant Shot in Leg at Hensley Field
DALES Oct 15. Lieut K J Gregg was shot in the leg by a guard at Hensley field Sunday night and was flown by army ambulance to San Antonio for treatment after a military board reviewed evidence. Lieut Gregg, once a Kelly field trainee and Caterpillar club member, was returned to Fort Sam Houston.
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Hensley Field
Tro Langanecker
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
California
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Dallas
D. D. Hale
Kelly Field
K. J. Gregg
Fort Sam Houston
Hale
Gregg
Caterpillar Club
Indictments Return in Mangold Slaying Robberies Case
In Thirty-seventh District Court on Tuesday the grand jury handed up eight indictments against the Unyee men for the slaying of Deputy Sheriff George Mangold. Six indictments charge Joy Demetri Allay Tomek Eugene Banspach and Ed Wilson with burglary of Holzhaus store on Broadway September 18 and Haag store at North New Braunfels and Bulverde road September 15. The other two indictments charge Demack and Banspach with robbery of Cauthorn's case on Broadway June 10.
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Depuly
George Mangold
Joy
Demetri
Allay Jas Tomek
Eugene Banspach
Ed Wilson
Ed McDonald
A. Holzhaus
Broadway
Ed Haag
New Braunfels Avenue
Bulverde Road
Demack
Banspach
Cauthorn
Weather Forecast for Texas and Panhandle Regions
Readable forecast notes for Ban Anjoula and Texas regions indicate fair Tuesday night with rising clouds by Wednesday. Low around 64 degrees Tuesday night, high near 80 on Wednesday. Light to moderate southerly winds shift to northerly Wednesday, colder conditions in northwest and Panhandle areas, stronger coastal southerlies.
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Ban Anjoula
Vielhtly
Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Roosevelt on the Swing Into Downstate Journeys Charm crowds at departure
Governor Roosevelt and his party began an eight day presidential campaign trip of 3010 miles through 17 states. The weather turned rainy as he left on the special train accompanied by his daughter Mrs Curtiss Dall and his son James. Major speeches planned in Pittsburgh St Louis Baltimore with stops in Rochester Buffalo Wheeling Indianapolis Springfield Louisville Knoxville Atlanta Raleigh and Richmond. Photographers captured the moment as Roosevelt waved to supporters amid drenched platf orm and banners bearing the Democratic candidate’s image.
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Roosevelt
Curtiss Dall
James
Middle ‘West
South
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Springfield
Lowieville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Raleigh
North Carolina
Richmond
Licket
Herbert. H. Lehman
Maverick Appointed Sparks Opposition on Veteran Relief Committee
Mayor Chambers appoints Maury Maverick to leadExposition Park veteran relief while two other members resign from the committee Jack Donaghue and Dr Ivy Stansell protest the move claiming it invites political publicity and undermines veteran interests They decline positions while Maverick accepts to oversee food clothing and shelter for veterans families
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Maury Maverick
Exposition Park
Jack Donaghue
Ivy Stansell
Ead
Alamo Post
American Legion
Maverick
Chambers
Oler
Cammites
Mayor Chambers
Maverick Theaday
Donoghue
Japan's Economic Condition Shows Improvement
Washington Oct 16 reports a marked improvement in Japanese economic conditions. The commerce department notes higher rice prices increased government support, a favorable September trade balance, rising wholesale prices, and stronger automobile sales reflecting the positive developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Hoover Cancels Semi weekly Press Conference
For the tenth consecutive time President Hanover today canceled his semi weekly press conference in Washington.
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Hoover
Washington BD. C
Hanover Today
Probe Shooting of Wife and Man in Kentucky
Creed Miller, 22, a farmer, killed his wife and a man she waved to, as authorities investigated the case. Deputies hunted Miller in the nearby hills of Jackson Kentucky as the investigation proceeded.
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Tackson
Ont
Creed Miller
Ble
Miller
Phone System Plans $35 Million Upgrade
New York December 16 we the American Telephone and Telegraph Company announce a major Bellaystem upgrade. The company expects to spend about 95 million dollars on plant betterment over the next 12 months as it expands and modernizes its network.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraphy Company
Bellaystem
Aiion
Filmdoms Thumbs Down on Diamonds Girl Friend
Hollywood rejects Roberta as a potential star mate for Legs Diamond according to studio executives. No contract exists with Ray Motion Picture Company for the New York socialite Miss Roberta.
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Filmdom
Legs Diamond
Los Angeles
Usi
Martonvikiv
Rabeeia
Passport To Motion
Pleuire
Hollywood
Ptalemanta
Repreachas
Diotim
Irl
Jack
Cshegs" Diamond
New York
Wood
Inez Virginla
al Wee Association
BF Motion Picture Producers
Roberta Hay Po
RAY Motion Picture Company
Republican Radio Bill 250000 Debt Denial by Publicity Chief
CHICAGO Oct 18 TNSJ Henry J Allen director of publicity for the Republican national committee said the radio broadcasting bill runs about 250000 and denied reports that the campaign would cost 2500000 He stated the committee books are open at national headquarters and in official reports to the House clerk.
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Chicago
TNSJ
Republican National Committee
Henry J. Allen
Allen
House of Representatives
Ex-guards at Michigan prison jailed as inmates
Former guards at the Michigan state prison who pleaded guilty to plotting with a woman were committed to the cells in the prison where they formerly worked. Archie C. French Bilard and Kenneth Watton received sentences ranging from one to seven years in the penitentiary.
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Jackson, Mich
Och
Michigan State Prison
Archie C. French
Bilard
Kenneth Watton
Penn
Actress Struck by Bicycle in Long Beach
Actress Beulricn Prentice, wife of Harrison Ford, was struck by a bicycle three days ago in Long Beach Culil. Physicians said she regained consciousness today and remained in a serious condition with brain trauma and internal injuries. The bicycle rider was Robert Maliov of Long Beach.
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Long Beach, Culil
Beulricn Prentice
Robert Maliov
Long Beach
Prentice
Harrison Ford
Ranenssian
Fragmented crime note from Paterson dispatch
A garbled report from Paterson describes a shooting incident involving Joseph Kuhn and others. Detectives recounting a chaotic scene say intoxication and a dispute led to gunfire with several parties, including Kuhn, slipping and scrambling during the disturbance.
Moro uprising sparks plan for new punitive campaign
Manila dispatch describes a tense halt in truce between Moros and native constabulary after an ambush that left several dead. A force prepared to attack Join island moros and explosives feared as Colonel Stevens reports readiness for a broad offensive against rebels following the clash.
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Manila
Numorous Sum
Philippine Islands
Unes
Join
Mohammedun Fanalick
Hilann
Uherr
Gol. L. BR. Stevens
Dole
Moros
Mania
Exleryiiiae
Insull Kidnapping Fear Called Absurd in Athens
In Athens Ohio authorities dismissed reports of a plot to kidnap Samuel Insull, a former Chicago magnate, as absurd. The case involves charges in Chicago including embezzlement and larceny, with officials disputing the kidnapping fiction as a mere rumor.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Lal A Wat
Retary
Leland B. Morris
Indictments Reported by Jury in Seventh District
The grand jury in the seventh district reported 43 indictments and three no bills. They urged the judge W. S. Anderson to review the cases in Mia Ave. further action follows pending court reports.
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Tisliny-seventh
Rnch
Mia Ave
W. 8
Britain Abrogates Pact With Russia
In a terse government proclamation from London, Britain announces it has abrogated a bilateral treaty with Russia, effective immediately. The move follows secret diplomacy and shifts in alliance posture, with no immediate sign of reciprocal action by Moscow.
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Britain
Russia
London
Ort Wim Ky Tromas
Lease of Commons
Ertay
Great Britain
Fragmentary notes hint at a mixed event listing
The clipped OCR reads like a patchwork of names, places, and items including references to people such as Mae Tet Fawn and Faye, places or organizations like APLAR SF FUNG wood, and mentions of events or terms like BINGO, awards, and payments. The garbled text preserves little cohesive narrative.
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Arthur Brisbane
AY Kinz
Ines
Geoff McBride
McBride
Finstein Anys
Nature
Earth
Stockholm
Green Pastures
Anvertor
Paris
Gabriel
Gabe
Rte
Theron McCampbell
Holmdel
N. J
Monmouth County
Legisla Fiere
Vallo
Wires
Comfedcioa
HOM
Senior
Gargoyle
Noah
Calive
Vet Relief Committee
Stansell
Gladsell
Gase
Japan
Claims Crime CL
Republican
Pen
Paterson
M. d
Joseph Juhn
Win
Kuhn
Hin Ahoen
Garigtiarg
Insull
Rocin
Andre Rwent
Su Bank Caneat
Fawn
Chiang
Ian
WAL Meals
Elmo
Nanny
Faye Aree
Ani
Hadta luaMa
Bingo
Fen Math
WR Norte
Ram
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