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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

6

Chicago Crime Foes Spy On Each Other

The Cook County State's Attorney's office and the Secret Six anti crime group clashed as each spied on the other for 18 months. A woman’s involvement brought the affair to light. Three men were seized then released by Secret Six detectives as wires were tapped. Alexander Jamic, head investigator for the Secret Six, said his probe into the state's attorney's office found a political criminal cabal exists and progress has been made.

Chicago Cook County John A. Swanson Bix Gordon White Inveadentor James H. McQueeney Frank Carrol Awanron Alexander Jamic Swanson Jamie

Nervous Headache Remedy Adverts From Early Paper

A fragmented advertisement promotes a headache remedy named Ahwuachese Natives warning of Weh nerve alrain. It claims a quiet pellet soothes tense nerves and relieves headaches. Mentions a product called Capadine claimed to quicken blood and sold by agents in Ot with vague dosing and availability.

Presidential poll tabulation by state leads Hoover and Roosevelt

Washington Sept 1 The San Antonio Light Hearst papers publish nationwide results from a presidential poll showing fetal votes for Hoover and Roosevelt and the states where each leads. The final feature shows net gains per state since the previous report.

Universal Berries Washington, D. C Hoover Roosevelt San Antonio Light Hearst Morning United States Thetatute

Fascists Take Control in Ancient Republic of San Marino

The 1000-year-old republic reports a Fascist victory as Freemler Mussolini sends congratulations after supporters win a majority in San Marino's 80-member governing council marking a pivotal shift in the microstate's politics.

Ban -Marino Republic of San Marino

Order Soft Drink Men to Register

Washington report notes the treasury department issued a regulation requiring all manufacturers and dealers in cost drinks to register with the internal revenue collector in their district by October 1 to comply with the new revenue bill, or face tax payment obligations.

Washington, D. C Treasury Department Internal Revenue

Death Threat Sent to Barber Shop Owner

G W Brown barber shop owner at Cherry and Victoria streets received an extortion letter demanding 150 dollars in a powder tin behind a mesquite tree by the railroad tracks. The two page letter warned of death if Brown went to police or sought help, and detectives were assigned to guard him.

Lile G. W. Brown Cherry Victoria Strent Brown Town Virginia Boulevard Aubrey Hopking

China Names Delegates to League Assembly

The Nationalist government announced the delegates to the upcoming League of Nations assembly from China. The trio includes W. W. Yen, Dr. Wellington Kao, and Dr. Quo Tai-Chi, seasoned advocates for Chinese interests at the League.

China League League of Nations Assembly W. W Wellington Kao Quo Tai-Chi

Business Aided by Cotton Upturn Reported

Birmingham audience noted a stepped up business tempo as cotton prices rose. The Age Herald reported a survey indicating higher activity across most lines of trade, driven mainly by orders from rural merchants.

Birmingham Aln Age Herald

Mexico Names League Delegation Chief

Mexico City reports Eduardo Buarez, head of the judicial department in the foreign office, is appointed chief of the Mexican delegation to the League of Nations. He succeeds Dr. Castillo Frahels Conajer.

Mexico League Mexico City Eduardo Buarez Foreign Office League of Nations Castillo Frahels Conajer

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