Ongoing World War Echoes and Moral Dilemmas Across Nations
The column reviews wartime leadership, public opinion, and moral questions from London to Washington. It notes leaders Laval and Lavalage, German and British prestige, and distant crimes and treachery. It discusses currency instability, gold standard debates, and proposals for debt settlement mixing gold and silver as payment.
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Stepaln
Figee Leon
Gyrus E.R. Cuptte
France
America
Wright Case Jury Selection Drags Through Monday
Jurors exhausted after a full venue and a surge of challenges halted progress in the Wright case. Judge Anderson ordered deputies to bring Wintermen into court as the panel dwindled with only 12 jurors left to question. Wright appeared in good spirits with his parents as attorneys push to qualify jurors without success.
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Wright
Geom
Eery State Holley
Indes
An ‘Derson
Depties
Cntirt
Vinehaide
T Pang
St. W. Morricon
Ars
Wright Sr
Ataneosa County
End of Cold Wave Hits Los Angeles Area Weather Trim
A disrupted digitized report notes a strong cold spell sweeping the West with lows around 63 to 62 degrees and highs not exceeding mid-50s across parts of California and the Southwest. Winds shift from light southwest to northwest as showers and colder conditions expected from Texas to the East. A separate local note reports a synagogue confiscation near Buscelsea suburb following a water tax ruling on ritual baths.
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Panhandle
Weather Forecast for Paris Amid Unclear Text
Forecast notes a mix of expected highs and lows with scattered wind shifts. The readable portions mention cooler temperatures around seven degrees and southerly winds, with multiple vague references to Wednesday and Thursday conditions.
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Sleinny
Paris
Eloudys
Calder
Four Injured in Communist Attack in London Borough
London reports a violent clash in Kensington as 200 college students bearing Union Jacks confronted a Communist mob at a Conservative meeting. Four men injured, police used batons, and speakers escaped under escort. Similar disturbances erupted in Whitechapel and Tonlin as crowds clashed over political arguments.
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London
Borough of
Kensington
S10
Communista
Ned Ving
Tandem
Kent
Whitechapel
East End
Harry Pollitt
Sesera
Imantiai
Tonlin
Alfred Butt
Rental column offers numerous listings in local area
Mary Lou advertises rental opportunities in neighborhoods with weekly and monthly rates. Listings include Crockett 3490 and 209 San Pedro with various prices, plus apartments and houses on multiple streets. Readers are urged to list properties with Mary Lou for complete information before November 3.
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Crockett
San Pedro
Olive
San Francisco
Owl
Mary Low
Capone's Gun Toting Security in Capone Trial
Philip D Andrea Capone aid and bodyguard faced Judge James Wilkerson over carrying a pistol in court. Defense argued guards were misapplied and questioned D Andrea's ties to Capone while prosecutors contend the weapon risked security during the Capone income tax case. The judge planned a ruling later today.
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Seago
Philip D'Andrea
AT Capone
Tolar
James Tf. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Michael Ahern
Tndro
Conet
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Chicago
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Ipone
Tames HL. Wilkerson
Wilkerson Bay
Capone
Bod Ikten
United States
Abern
D'Andrea
Henry OC. W. Laubruheimer
Canpuler
Gokier Guanis
Frank J. Wika
Revene Bureau
D'Amieri
Wilson Gail
Wilson
Fiebjnil Capone
Ahern
Congress Should Quash Hoover's Un-American Moratorium Policy
William Randolph Hearst argues that President Hoover and Premier Laval propose delaying debt payments, risking Europe postponing repayment indefinitely. He asserts the moratorium harms the United States, urges Congress to reject any debt postponement, and defends ongoing American recovery and patriotism.
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Hoover
Laval
France
Pacific Coast
New England
Europe
Germany
Congress of the
United States
American Congress
William Randolph Hearst
Inquiry Set On Affairs Ofgloed Bank
An inquiry into the affairs of the closed Cilyslemerad Bank and Trust company will be heard next Monday and Tuesday in a Bexar County district court. Charles M. Dickson, member of the bank's depositors committee, said the committee seeks a list of depositors with addresses to contact them about reorganizing the bank under a holding company. Commissioner Shaw refused to furnish the list without individual depositor requests, prompting the committee to pursue court action. The hearing aims to determine grounds for an open inquiry and to address large withdrawals days before closing. Henry Rogers, a bank director, plans to meet the committee next Monday.
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Awl Trust
Bexar
Charles M. Dickson
Shaw
Dickson
Bank of the Nt
Colsh
Grand Jury
Rogers
Henry Rogers
Mrnday
Frederick Cerrell
F. L. Thomson
Adolph Wegner
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