Today Gold Up Again and World Tensions Rise
Gold rose 22 cents to 31.76 an ounce as Britain faces gold pressure and France frets about gold outflows. A New York subway tale tells of a twin dying after abandonment. a mother may face punishment. Mussolini marks the eleventh anniversary of the Rome march as fascism grows in Sicily amid debates about aftershocks for world order.
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Znegland
Agaist
England
Celle & Bereey
French Stock Exchange
Marie Delrono
Lyins
New York
Lan
Italy
Munsolini
Rome
Ticily
Mussolini
Etalin
Kemal Pasha
Ritter
China
United States
Not Bailable Offense Delays Murrell Ruling
A charge of criminal attack against John B. Murrell, a 28 year old Army officer, was deemed not bailable by a federal official, delaying release as defense appeals possible. Attorneys engaging include Barnays Lowrey and Schlesinger with U S district support. case heard under government grounds at Port Sam Houston amid secrecy on witnesses and details.
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John B. Murrell
Ninth Infantry
BR. J. McMillan
Federal District Court
Hexer County
Schamestories
Paul A. Lockhart
D. Barnays
Lowrey
Lnto
Murrel
W. L
Lews Schles- Inger
Egbert Sehwenpe
Ant
United States District Attorney
McMillan
Murress Tefease
University of Minnesota
United States Military Academy
United States
Murri
Bexar County
Cormmnissioner
Gald
United States District Attorney's Office
Port Sam Houston
Branche Ralls
Wa Tefusen
Furs Worth $332 Stolen From Canarian Fir Shop
Police investigated a burglary at Canarian Fir company at 225 East Houston street after furs valued at 332.50 were stolen from a display window Friday night following a break in by a hoodlum. Detective Ler Jones led the inquiry on Saturday.
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Canarian Fir Company
East
Houston Street
Ler Jones
Weather Forecast San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather notes read like a garbled forecast for San Antonio and nearby areas. Saturday looks fair and warmer with Saturday night around 60 degrees. Sunday expected cloudy and warmer with highs near 88. Southeast winds light to gentle. East Texas from Saturday night into Sunday should be fair and warmer with inland areas warmer. Western regions expect warm, partly cloudy Sunday night and Monday.
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San Antonio
Wontner
Pro-Nazi Leader Hunted in New York
Henry Spanknoevel, a pro Nazi leader tied to a 1917 law against foreign propagandists, was hunted by federal agents in New York. United States Attorney George Z. Medaille said he is in hiding or retreating, after being ordered arrested for claims of German diplomatic representation and failure to notify the State Department of his supposed resignation.
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N. Y
New York
Henry Spanknoevel
United States
George Z. Merdaile
Medalle
Spanknoefel
Himeeltu
State Department
Weekend Forecast Promises Fair Skies and Warming Temps
The forecast calls for bright weekend weather with sunshine and rising temperatures. Meteorologist J. H. Jarhoe predicts Saturday will be warmer, with a low near 68 degrees Saturday night and a climb into the mid 70s Sunday afternoon across East and West Texas.
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U. S
J. H. Jarhoe
Texas
Lindberghs in Paris Receive Privacy Amid Public Scrutiny
In Paris on October 28 Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife seek privacy, while the Frees press every chance to honor him since the 1927 Atlantic crossing. The Lindberghs were expected to depart Paris by Tuesday, despite ongoing attention.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sale Atlantic
Johnson studies movie code and pay limits in film industry
In Washington D C Hugh S Johnson studies the controversial motion picture code aiming to curb high salaries and set uniform pay rates. Deputy Administrator Sol A Rosenblatt said the code has been signed by a majority of film industry participants.
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Johnson
Washington, D. C
Hugh.s. Johnson
NRA
Sol A. Rosenblatt
Five Million Wages Lost to Strikers in Pittsburgh Area
C B Tirsher vice president of the Pittsburgh Coal Company said Western Pennsylvania miners have lost about 35 million dollars in wages due to a strike. He estimated the 150,000,000 coal firm’s workers face reduced earnings as the walkout continued.
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Pittsburgrh
M—C. B. Tirsher
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Western
Grat Zuppelig crosses ocean to Seville in Spain
Grat Zuppelig, a veteran of numerous ocean crossings, completes a journey from Akron Ohio to Seville Spain via the Atlantic. The article notes her home art of Germany and references Mecasters Avenue region.
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Seville
Akron
Ohio
United States
Atlantic
Spain
Germany
Mixed Sleeping Nudists Debate In Chicago
In Chicago on October 23 a discussion among ten proponents of nudist camps explored operating methods for mixed sleeping arrangements. A general agreement emerged on a possible approach, though the text is partial and fragmentary.
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Chicago
Withok Abilago
British American U S debt talks extend this week
Washington Oct 28 British American war debt discussions are promised to continue for another week with the treasury awaiting results. A British delegate and American officials held interchanging talks as reports from yesterday indicated ongoing conversations and potential progress toward a settlement.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Ross
Rumored Mexican Army Revolt Denied by Officials
Reports claimed executions and a planned uprising to seize control of the army in Mexico. The War Department and the Soliano Tigbilolvu military prison denied any action and said investigations were ongoing. Mentions officers held under arrest and alleged plots against President Abelardo Rodrigues.
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Mexico
Romots
War Department
Captan Ors
Cuba
Abelardo Rodrigues
Special Venire For Slaying Case Called
A special venire is drawn for the murder case against Perna Flores in the Thirty-seventh District Court. The hearing targets the trial of Flores for the August 25, 1932 shooting death of Marc Trevino, with Judge W. S. Anderson presiding and the venire to be selected Friday by the district attorney.
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Jery
Brias
Perna Flores
Marc Trevino
W. 5. Anderson
Tris
Abe Molinn
Flores
Tre- Ving
Judge Dismisses Charge of Murder in 1991 Case
Raber Compton Jr faced a murder indictment for Jillian Nage dated June 1991. Judge W S Alderson of the Thirty-Seventh District Court dismissed the case Friday after an arraignment. Compton was previously found in Lane by jury and has since been confined to the San Antonio State Hospital.
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Raber Compton Jr
Jillian Nage
W.S. Alderson
Bandits Rob Texas Bank With $1600 Take
Four masked robbers held up a West Texas bank today escaping with about 1600 dollars after binding staff with tape. Local authorities and bank officials reported the holdup occurred early in the day at the National Bank of West branch. No injuries were reported.
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Texas Bank West
Texas
National Bank of West
Todiny
Muir
Graf Zeppelin Sets Course for Return Flight to Germany
Graf Zeppelin, veteran of many Atlantic crossings, lifted from the Zeppelin dock at Arron Ohio today for its return flight to Germany. The voyage marks another leg in its long service record amid international transport events.
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Graf Zeppelin
Arron
Ohio
M.b.s
Germany
Weather Dangers Grow as Rescue Efforts Continue
Storms threaten Canadian waters and Atlantic coast as search teams probe the fate of 26 aboard the Salbere and the Question Mark missing for five days on Lake Winnipeg. A tropical disturbance east of Cape Hatteras moves northward with hurricane-force winds, while cold Midwest weather and snow flurries loom near Lake Superior. Rain in New England and colder Sunday forecast. Snow warnings and rough seas impact daily life and shipping.
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Mother Nature
Lake Winnipeg
North Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Seaboard
Middle-West
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
New Enghnd
Atlantic Storm Warning Issued Near Nantucket
The Weather Bureau issued a storm warning stating an Atlantic coast disturbance about 250 miles southeast of Nantucket is moving northeastward with gales. Vessels off the New England coast are advised caution as the system progresses.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Nantucket
New England
Blackshirts Celebrate Eleventh Anniversary in Rome
In Rome today the Blackshirts marched through the capital in parade form as Italy marks the eleventh anniversary of the Fascist regime. Premier Mussolini led the nationwide observance in a show of state unity.
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Rome
Alyne
Mussolini
Youth Injured by Rifle Discharge
Carl F. Reimann aged 17 of 910 North Anne Street was reported recovering from a left leg wound just above the knee on Saturday. He said he was cleaning a .22 when it accidentally discharged.
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Carl F. Reimann
North Anne Street
Court Battle Over Body of Hanged Negro Continues
In Baltimore on October 22 the dispute over possession of the body of Lic Lee, executed for murder, drew fresh court action. Judge O'Toole ordered reexamination of segments by an agraphaer as Bernard Ades argued for the body’s transfer to a mass meeting in New York. Prison officials resisted, seeking to bury the inmate and secure release for a new hearing.
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Baltimore
Posacasion
Lic Lee
Buktue O'Tamne
Uoly
Bernard Ades
Hig
New York
Patrick Brady
Soldiers Guard University Buildings in Mexico City?
Federal troops patrolled the streets to stop striking students from recapturing the campus. A number of students barricaded the university were removed by troops early Friday as more students from other schools walked out in sympathy demanding the rector's resignation.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Increase in Public Works Fund Studied
Washington news brief reports President Roosevelt weighing a boost to the $3.3 billion public works fund. A proposed $1.7 billion increase is discussed by Public Works Administrator Secretary Tekes, with consideration of raising the New Deal relief and quertures in administration.
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Washington, D. C
Rousevelt
Severetary Tekes
Charges Filed on Dullfuss Attacker
Vienna officials filed formal charges against a former army figure linked to the Dullfuss incident. The accused allegedly attempted murder and faces additional counts related to assault and threats. Authorities pursue further details on motive and potential accomplices.
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Dullfuss
Vienna
Mel
I—v
Anurder
Toxiky Agalal
Rudolf Terth
Army
Duilfuss
Publisher Shot Dead In Cicero After Motor Car Hit
Publisher Lewis Cowen 37 owner of Cicero Tribune was shot by two killers in a moving car in Cicero Illinois. A bystander Joseph Corngald was lightly wounded as the attackers fired long side the vehicle. Two Texans, Jack T Canty and August Tain, were named as postal inspectors assigned to Chicago.
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Opel
Lawis Cowen
Beanie
Cicero
Cicero Tribune
al Capone
Lele
Cowen
Theer
Hines
Joseph Corngald
Cowan
Washington, M. G
Jack Ft Cantey
Cammnehe
Tain
Beaumont
Terns
Chicago
Woolfolk 10 Go To Chalk In Woman 3 Murder Death
A juried verdict finds Woolfolk guilty of murder in the death of Alma Bell Cabble, 34, after a lengthy trial in the Ninety Fourth District. The jury convicts on the count of beating Cabble to death with an iron pipe, judge McCrory presiding as relatives look on with no visible emotion.
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Wy Pry
June Woolfulk
Pili
Min
Alma Bell Cabble
Oegro
W. W. McCrory
Gui
Woolfolk
Gabbla
B. F.ladon
Fridday
George Powell
Aly
Wanlpliculao
Heyu
Autorney
B. F. Lada
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