Forgotten Man and Election Echoes Amid Global Turmoil
A fragmented 1932 era news collage notes eleven days until an election with Hoover and Roosevelt campaigning across cities, while London faces a hunger issue. It references Navy Day, Theodore Roosevelt’s anniversary, forgotten women, and advances in machinery and copper mining, including a shift to electric shovels and copper empire dynamics in Katanga.
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Roosevelt
Elizabeth Titon
Alechal, Ssummona
Work to Start on Alamo Park
Hoover defends tariff as aid to U.S. industry during a cross country tour. He urged protectionist measures in Ohio river valley stops, warning that Democratic repeal efforts would cripple industry. He stressed co operation in coal oil and electricity sectors to restore profits and wages.
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Alamo Park
Hoover
U. S
Indianapolis
Athens
Ohto
Ohio River
Honver
Middle West
Parkersburg
W. Va
Onto
Chillicothe
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
San Antonio and vicinity expect a warm spell with partly cloudy to cloudy skies Friday night through Saturday. Lows Friday night near 8 degrees and highs Saturday around 80. Light to moderate southerly winds shift to northerly late Saturday. East Texas warms farther south and east Friday night into Saturday with partly cloudy to foggy conditions and cooler north and west portions. West Texas remains partly cloudy and colder Friday night into Saturday.
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Syn Antonio
East Texas
Texas
Barday
Mooney's Mother Granted Passport
Mrs Mary Mooney mother of Tom Mooney who served a sentence in California as the dynamiter of a preparedness parade has been granted a passport by the department to Russia. Samuel Inayil Jr Toft for Paria thin moarming plans to wait for New York aboard the Ma November 2.
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Mooney
New York
Mary Mooney
Tom Mooney
California
Rusan
Tondon
Samuel Inayil Jr
Paria Thin
Band Master James Sylvester Faces School Board Dismissal
Chicago October report says band master James Sylvester faced opposition at a junior high where his bond with students drew envy amid a shift to English examinations. Sylvester, seeking to keep his role, studied music in Naples, Italy, after a low exam grade.
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Chicago
Ans
James Sylvester
Sylvester
Naples
Naty
Colonel RH Rolfe Dies at Fort Sam Houston Hospital
Colonel Robert H. Rolfe retired of Tim Grayson street San Antonio died Thursday night at Fort Sam Houston station hospital from pneumonia His body will be sent to Washington for burial in Arlington Funeral arrangements not completed but likely Sunday or Monday He had lived in San Antonio since retiring October 16 1927 Surviving Grace his widow daughters Mrs David Jones and Mrs Mary Worthington son Captain O B Rolfe Madison Barracks Wisconsin and four grandchildren
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Robert H. Role
Tim Grayson
Street
Station Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Arlington Cempletely
Colonel Rolfe
San Antonio
Grace Rolfe
David Jones
Mary Worthington
Capt
O. B. Rolfe
Madison Barracks
Wisconsin
Bolivians Found Dead in Paraguayan Jungle Chaco
Asuncion Paraguay report says bodies of 100 Bolivians who died of thirst in the Chaco Jungles were found. A Paraguayan patrol is dispatched to locate others feared to have perished. The original group was near 200, and hope rests on finding the remainder.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
INS
Chaco Junses
War Office
Gossip Rise About New Bridge Rules
New York report notes changes in contract scoring to be announced Tuesday and take effect soon. The Wheel Club of New York, Portland clubs of London, and the Commission Fran ciaise du Bridge prepared a code approved by leading American bridge organizations.
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New York
Nataire
Wheel Club of
Portland
London
Commission Francaise du Bridge
Insull Leaves to Attend Luncheon in Athens
Samuel Ingall, former Chicago utility magnate under indictment for larceny and embezzlement in Chicago, left Athens with 12 Creco American League members for a luncheon at Sunion. He was accompanied by four bodyguards and traveled from the capital.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Ingall
Creco
Panama City Civil Rights Suspended Ordered
In Panama City a resolution was adopted suspending constitutional civil rights following a demonstration protesting the assembly’s refusal to adopt rent reduction measures. The move, representing a majority of national rosemaly, orders the suspension within the city.
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Panama City
Ovich
Ctv
Panama
Anity LAnsbst IDE Announces Cincinnati Family
J O Mecks Aynt and Aye Meeks of Cincinnati report a family with three generations and seven children including an 18 year old. Descriptions reflect a local political connection to a “young Republican” group and Unak party.
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Sansannit
Wes
J. O. Mecks
Aye Meeks
Cincinnati
Brite Joy
Unak
Toey
Literary Digest Poll Disputed by Stock Exchange Probe
New York Stock Exchange officials demanded discipline for Winthrop Mitchell and associates for distributing a false statement aimed at boosting Hoover. The Literary Digest denied the charge, while editor Wood and publishers sought apology and retraction amid claims the message originated from prominent journalists and radio figures.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hoover
Literary Digest
Winthrop
Mitchell
Broadway
Raymond, Benjamin
California
Republican
Jem William Hard
Washington
Winthrop, Mitchell and Company
Roosevelt
Stark Exchange
Exchange
Chicago
Davenport
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Wheeling
Rockford
Ill
William Seaver Wooda
William Herd
Digest
Woods
Phe
Usher Oudany
Liberary Dt
Postoffice Boosts Well In Front Of Federal Building
Downtown post office workers report a water well digging as part of surveying for the new federal building. Under Terrell Bartiett’s ground survey team, a 25 foot deep well created unexpected issues for surveyors assessing foundation stability and site conditions for the $1,400,000 project.
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P. G. Lana
Terrell Bartiett
Gold Robbery Nets Six Men and Two Women
New York October report says six men and two women were arrested after a patrolman on the Williamsburg Bridge observed three men dropping gold bars into the Rest river. The incident links to a $50,000 gold robbery from a Brooklyn metal plant last Tuesday, with suspects named Jacob Charee Joseph Kaplaci and Frank Janderjok. Charee and Kaplan were previously identified as participants in another plant hold up.
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New York
CINB
Wiismeburg
Brooklyn
Valere
Jacob Charee
Joseph Kaplaci
Frank Janderjok
Charee
Kaplan
Kastenhuber and Lehrfield
Belle Bennett Remains Critically Ill After Surgery
Hollywood reporters say Belle Bennett veteran film actress famed for mother roles remains critically ill in a Hollywood hospital after an operation in Pennsylvania. Condition unchanged as she fights for life amid continued medical care and uncertain prognosis.
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Hollywood
INS
Belle Bennett
Ollowing
Pennsyvania
Rennebi
Bank Robbed in Maude by Two Men
The Maude State Bank was robbed today by two men who herded officials and customers into the vault and escaped in a black sedan to the south. The amount stolen was not determined.
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Oklahoma
Maude
Okla
Maude State Bank
Officer Killed in Plane Crash Over Manila Field
Lieutenant Leroy M. Wolfe, 36, died when an army plane crashed during miniery practice in Manila. Captain Edgar P. Sorenson was injured. Wolfe, a native of Ohio, served in the local unit and was killed today.
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Manila
P. I
Leroy M. Wolfe
Edgar P. Sorenson
Wolfe
Ohio
Henry Ford and Wife Fail To Register To Vote
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford and his wife were unable to vote as they failed to register. The Dearborn registration list showed Ford and Mrs Ford did not appear on the rolls, with Ford stating he did not register by the October 10 last day.
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Henry Ford
Las
Dearborn
Autvey
Ford
Airs
City urged to seek $2.5 million RFC loan for municipal phone system
Charles M. Dickson, for the San Antonio Utilities League, urged Mayor G. M. Chambers and city commissioners to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a $2,500,000 loan to build a municipal telephone system to compete with Southwestern Bell. He argued the loan would be self liquidating and create about 5000 jobs for a year, with residence rates at $2.60 and business lines at $6 monthly. The old manual system would be easier to adapt, he claimed, and the city would be required by state law to connect long distance to other providers. Chambers said he would consider the proposal.
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Caity
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Southwestern Bell
G. M. Chambers
Charles M. Dickson
San Antonio Utilities League
Dickson
Chambers
Pickett to Face Statutory Trial on November 28
John M. Pickett is slated for a statutory trial in the Thirty-seventh District Court on November 28. A $250 special venue will be collected. He was arrested after allegedly invading the home of Guy W. Dillehay at 1220 Rigsby Avenue, during which Mrs. Dillehay was shot three times. He is also charged with murder in Austin and other crimes in the area and is held in Bexar County jail.
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Trigi
John M. Pickett
Pickett
Guy W. Dil- Tehay
Rigsby Avenue
Dillehay
Fickett
Austin
Edgar C. Arledge
Bexar County
King Boris heckled at Bulgarian parliament opening
In Sofia era of upheaval a man shouted down the king during the opening of parliament. Ushers lifted him away as deputies cheered and the plenum walked out in protest against the king's speech.
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Bofin
Bulgaria
Boris
Ford Charged As Enemy Of Working Man In Labor Row
Henry Ford was labeled "an enemy of the American worker" in a statement from Daniel J. Tobin head of the Democratic National Committee labor division. The dispute cites Ford tractors made in Ireland and a call to President Hoover to remove them from the free import list.
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Newroux
Henry Ford
Daniel J. Tobin
Democratic National Committee
Tonty
Hoover
Ireland
Labor Head Urges December Action On Beer Legalization
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged Congress to move quickly on beer legalization in December. He stated the AFL would oppose delaying the issue into the new Congress and warned of continued unemployment concerns if action stalls. Green emphasized organized labor’s stance amid President Roosevelt’s era policies and upcoming legislative sessions.
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Washington, D. C
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Acheion Ag
Green
Porate Miler
Aw Police Are Asked to Keep Watch for Fugitive
Chief of Polter A. E. Stéeckal of Los Angeles asked local police to watch for Gus Cerney a 44 year old husband of Mrs Themsa Gemney 21 who was found slain in the Mojave desert near San Bernardino California 19 days ago Cerney is known to have passed through the quarantine at Yuma Arizona toward Texas and may have come to San Antonio through El Paso Chief of Police Owen W Kilday instructed his men to watch for Comey and the car he was driving nearing the California license 18106
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Polter
A. E. Stéeckal
Los Angeles
Gus Cerney
Themsa Gemney
Mojave Desert
San Bernardino
Calif
Cerney
Yuma
Ariz
Texas
San Antoino
el Pac
Owen W. Kilday
Comey
California
Lumbermen Back Forty Hour Week Policy
Tacoma delegates at the twenty seventh district conference of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen endorse a national forty hour work week with no wage scale reduction. They support the yield tax plan on timber as urged by the U S timber conservation board.
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Tacoma
Wash
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Limbermen
United States Timber Conservation Board
Wife Cuts Tresses Trigger Murder Suicide Inquest
Chicago police report a grim inquest revealed Dolan Casey, 23, ordered his 11 year old wife and mother of two to keep her hair unbobbed. She trimmed it anyway. He then locked himself in a bedroom and fatally shot himself after discovering the act, authorities testified at the coroner's inquest.
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Chiwago
Dolan Casey
Husband of Noted Novelist Dies in Washington
Dr. Stanley Marshall Rinehart, 65, husband of Mary Roberts Rinehart, died early today in Washington D C Mrs Rinehart and their three sons were at his side at the time The couple's home was in New York City and his illness was reported as sudden.
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Washington, D. C
Ochan—Ins
Stanley Marshall Rinehart
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Relief fund advances begin Alamo park project
The central relief committee of the chamber of commerce received 24000 from the federal government and will start work on improving Alamo park. The city will provide trucks cement and supervision, with land previously bought to join the park. A local committee led by Maury Maverick and Richard Gill will manage funds loaned by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and oversee relief expenditures.
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Central Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Alamo Park
M. Chambers
Alamo
How Sterling
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Maury Maverick
Richard Gill
Réa
van Houston Sod
H. H. Ochs
Cot Maverick
Relief Committee
Priday “Oarning
Maverick
Central Rec
Sterling
Oscar Powerl
Central Yelet Committee
Otto Bilas
Sanitation
Apartment Rentals Listed With Various Monthly Rates
Classified rental ads show multiple apartments and rooms with monthly prices ranging from about 2 to 945 dollars. Locations include Claremont, Arlington, Cooper, and more, with contact notes and vague dates. Listings indicate immediate availability and a general inquiry call for details.
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T. R
Arthur Brisbane
Klos Fealayon
Ayo
Tua
United States Navy
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Theofore
Pee Pot
Jess
Wall Street Journal
Marion
Iifta
Maelf
Crete
Daedalus
Africa
Uim
Duka Visconti
Minn
Tealy
Milan
Musgolini
Rome
Mid-West
Clovinunti
Sandard
Anat TO
RH. Rolfe
Insull
Anity Lansbst
Ask
OLD Bar
Detroit
Hony Ford
Miramachus Mingnate
Ty Wits
Artitla
Detroit Timen
Coles Beury Ford
AF C
Labor Head
Idema Carney
Red Head
el Mirage Dry Lake
Hesbatch
Michigan
Reconstruction Corporation Today
Michigan Fox
Relice
Afartuents
Montelale
Bo Moning TG
Mulberry
Arlington
Cooper
Callarhan
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