United States urged to mind its own business on international quarrels
A front page letter argues the U S should not intervene in Germany Japan and China issues. It cites historical figures and events from Peter the Great to the Soviet era, praising nonintervention and stressing focus on domestic matters and employment policy proposals. The piece also notes the Graf Zeppelin's return voyage from Germany.
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Frantz
United States
Germany
Néne
Mahehurie
Japan
China
Eyawid
Ryrseio
Oie Shesh Taiyds
Ding
Peter the Groat
Toravel
Moscow
Irkuish
Cisnce
Airpiank
Si Honys
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Bristly cloudy with local showers likely Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures range from around 72 Saturday night to near 81 Saturday morning with a high near 72 Sunday. Light to moderate northerly winds. Including showers possible in parts of the area and fair during the rest of the period.
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San Antonio
Aloe HK
Bank Torxass Mowily God
Digit
Andes
Cleivernyly Fair
Seguin Air Crash Kills Flea and Pilot in Route
A commercial plane crash near Seguin results in the death of the pilot Joe ton Thomprom. Eyewitness Henry Meeps reports motor trouble before the craft plunged into the ground. Rescue crews respond within 100 yards as authorities confirm the identity at the scene.
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Winburnsinla
Henry Meeps
Gorpernélary Gom
Argun
Genly
Koepsel
Joe Ton Thomprom
Mollison Sails Quebec Rep 3-C Captain 9
A garbled report notes Mollison mapping a westward route to Quebec, with references to a sailboat voyage and a return flight. Details are unclear, but mentions a river, Britain, and a potential shipboard AMMO context. The text contains multiple misprinted names and places, limiting precise reconstruction.
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Mollison
Quebec
A. Mollson
Record Flood Swells Two Feet Hourly At Laredo and Piedras
Severe flooding descriptions from the border area show the river rising more than two feet per hour near Laredo and Piedras Nogales. The international bridge to Laredo was closed as residents sought higher ground and salvage work began downstream. A high water mark of 60 feet was reported at Bugle Pass, far exceeding 1923 levels, with extensive property damage and missing persons feared.
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Tareda
Enguiesi's
Nood
Mindanei
Lavedo
Lareda
Ryevo Laveio
Laredo
Bio Granth
Eagle Pass
Bangle Pass
Troad
Norons
Sauiydey
Bud
Waters Witch
Pitdras Ne~mas
Fagie Pass
Piedras Nogras Wan Agudi
Torbratlic Prinay
Stops to Read Letter Nearly Dies in Oklahoma City
An Oklahoma City ten year old Frances Less, eager to read a letter, paused while backing her car from a garage. A car wreck pinned her. a tire department inhalator device and her mother summoned help. It took an hour to restore her breathing.
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Oklahoma City
Frances
Wenncey
Voter Bribe Charge Filed in San Antonio Area
Charges allege Lee Coy bribed a voter to support Governor Ross Bterning in an August primary runoff. The complaint, filed in County Court, names Dina and Race, with County Attorney Arthur Wright witnessing the filing and details noting a $1 loan or payment as part of the alleged improper deal.
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Ross
Revea
San Antonis
Lee Coy
Gothab
Coy Raye Stearneda
Sterling
Midf
Dina An
Wismaark
Aagisinnh Couty
Arthur Wrigh
Stocks Open Higher on Active Buying in Early Trade
New York September 1 Active buying pushed stock prices higher at the opening of the slack exchange today with gains around a dollar per share. Radio shares traded up to 108 7/8. Steel and other major issues moved higher with notable early gains. Cotton also showed strength, extending gains as prices rose on reported demand and trade activity.
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New York
Bugang
Radio
Blales Steel
Case
Wilan Pacilln
Baltimors
Oho
Sfine and Webster
Eastman Kotek
American Telephone
Abaye
Flood Forecast Text With Erratic Readings
Flood forecast from Austin bureau predicts the Colorado River reaching flood stage by dawn with a low around tamnedaw morning. River height measured 18 feet today and rainfall totaled 1.22 inches as of today with uncertain downstream impact.
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Austin
Oykey States Weaihier Bureau
Lowely
Tamnedaw
Rubio Resigns as Mexico President in Chapultepec Palace
Mexico City dispatch reports President Ortiz Rubio resigning at Chapultepec Palace amid deep policy rifts with War Minister Abelardo Rodríguez and other officials. The resignation, to be transmitted to Congress, awaits formal approval and filling of the interim leadership until November 30, 1992.
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Arthur Constantine Wibverst Seevter
Mexico City
Prealdeub Fascual Ortiz Rubio
Abelard Rodrigues
Winister
Lower i
Thivevsnd Survie
Chapultepss
Goberoa
Geo
Juan Jose Ros
Chamber of Deputies
Gethies
Rexigues
Ortis Rubio
Congress
Lise Ebsnber
Eeputies
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Mr. Teagle
Ivan
Walter G. Teagie
Able Cliten
Alanchard Oil Company
New Jersey
Haa
Hoover
Isis
Tyan
Graf Zeppeltin
Predrichahafen
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Magle Pass
Jack Specht
Rio Grande
D& Rio
Texas
Villa Acuna
International Bridge
del Rio
Bardet
Central Power and Light Company
Devil's Lake
Alk Dom
Devil's River
Flea
Seguin
San Francisco
Sgan
Pilin Defensive
Tinnia
Hharrest
Parley Witt Truce Romo
T—Ambaeandor von Sehnbert
Germahy
Oormany
Togelnr Tiny
Comlinmer
S.A
Rubio
Eublock
Universal Service
Staty
Oliven
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