Australian war menace and Pacific defence notes
The report from Sydney quotes former Australian premier Medion Hughes warning of Japan threatening Pacific leadership. He argues Australia must be prepared to defend itself with air, sea and land forces until Britain can reinforce, citing economic strain and global rivalry in markets as factors shaping security.
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Japan
Levan Islands
Pacific
Takiawiax League of Nations
United States
Australia
States
Mie United
Medion Hughes
Sydney
Europe
Great Britain
Dapat
Depen
Ausalk
Britain
Bur Ald
Australis
Ea Air Force
Cub Marines
Fury to Delve Into History of Dallas Slayers
Dallas grand jury to press inquiry into crimes of the Burkey brothers Blulit Thurman and Lovie tied to three youth murders. Indictments likely after the June 27 1931 killings of Pauline Corman Abe Gehrinner and Katherine Prince. Mace Carver remains hospitalized in critical condition.
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Dallas
Burkey Brothers
Blultt
Thuresan
Markets Closed for Labor Day in New York and Canada
All major securities and commodity markets in the United States and Canada will be closed for Labor Day. The New York Stock Exchange and related markets follow the holiday schedule, with exchanges resuming after the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Ciengu Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Battaay
San Antonio livestock market muted by light receipts
Regional cattle and hog offerings were scarce as Labor Day reduced activity. Prices showed narrow ranges with limited sales, while government orders influenced trade, and scattered hogs and sheep moved at modest gains and losses.
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Box Antonio
San Antonio
Jose
Iadera
Rawera
Dave
Lowe Fed
Union Stork
Fritz Grole
Emil Hoerster
Mason
Finerster
Cocoanuts and Produce Prices Mixed on San Antonio Market
Market notes show Cocoanuts from Mexico selling at 4.20 per dozen amid good demand. Arkansas Vanford Kvaney Way sold at 1.66 per Mozen five-pound boxes. Colorado onions and cucumbers quoted with scarce supply, various fruits and vegetables listed with prices, and commissions for apples, avocados, bananas, and other produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
Asarhud
Arkansas
Vanford Kvaney
Colorado
Mongay
Soren
Brendan
Rsd
Florida
Corpanale
Mexico
California
Concord
Groves
Enediene
Texas
E.i
Colncada
Idaho
Sitatas
Butler
Kansas City Produce Prices and Market Notes
An itemized update lists various produce and dairy prices with descriptions of cuts, weights, and packaging. It notes butter and creamery prices, eggs, and poultry terms, reflecting a regional market snapshot with multiple price points and product types.
Child Injured In Auto Mishap In Front Of Home
Carlos J. Garcia aged 9 suffered a broken right leg and back injuries when a car struck him in front of his home early Saturday night. Driver Oscar Low of 1214 West Pourtaenth Street said the child ran into the road. He avoided the collision but was unable to stop in time. The child received treatment at Robert B. Green hospital. No arrest was made.
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Carlos J. Garcia
Jackson Etreet
Oscar Low
West Pourtaenth
Sirret
Galverton
Robert B. Green Hospital
Law
Labor Party Stages Comeback in By-Election
Arthur Henderson former foreign secretary and Labor figure won a parliamentary seat in a by-election. He polled 21,23 percent against National candidate 6,203 and Communist Harry Pollitt 344. Henderson’s comeback comes as the Labour government faces defeat in a landslide.
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Glayorobs
Arthur Henderson
Sart
Labor
Poliilealy
Cotton Market Report From Liverpool Amid Mixed Prices
The Liverpool cotton market showed unchanged American futures and mixed American sales. In Dallas and Houston spots directions moved slightly with good ordinary and low middling ranges quoted, while overall market activity remained quiet and prices steadied.
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Liverpool
Cutan Livorpool
Eng
Clade
Altar
McNans
Dallas
EIS Poly
T.elle
Houston
Wales
Cotton Down 1 Soforweek As Traders Wait Holiday
Chicago Sept 2 Trading in cotton futures on the board of trade was apathetic near the close of the week as a three day holiday approached and the government estimate due Sept 8 loomed. Big traders held back, keeping activity small and cautious with Washington in view for holiday developments.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
White House
Delober
Rae
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notices Mount in Vital Statistics Row
A rundown of marriage licenses grants lists several couples including Manlove and Bane and Winsinn Jr with Minnie Me Wwrave Fai pod Taweilhres. August dates, addresses, and hospital or street details accompany each entry along with numerous birth notices and a few divorces reported among local residents.
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Manlove
Loge Bane
Winsinn Jr
Minnie
Elle Ram
Manuel
Wdrlewex
Eeuardo de la Garza
Voices of French Immortals Featured in Radio Program
Paris radio listeners heard voices of immortals Erni Renan and Berthelot via phonograph from Edison’s 1868 Paris trip broadcast from the Eiffel Tower. Edison presented the records to Eiffel, whose family preserves them.
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Parie
Eiffel Tower
Erni
Renan
Paiosophar
Marcellin Berthelat
Thomas Edison
Paris
Nobsen
Edison
Eiffel
Nature Produces Soda Fountain
A bizarre natural fountain emerged in Moorpark, California as a geyser reached several feet high and mixed with minerals to form a pale lamon phopatiato like a soda fountain. Local witnesses reported the unusual display near an oil company site.
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Moorpark
Call
NBA
Alrric
Damon
Phase two and inflation fears in New Deal economy
A historical column analyzes the New Deal phases, noting the second phase is under way as September nears its end and October may become a critical month. It discusses uncertainty, readjustments, inflation rhetoric, and an optimistic outlook with potential higher stock prices and business activity once results materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umb Tien
First U S killer to be hanged for kidnapping
Wailer A McGee was sentenced to be hanged October 16 for the kidnapping of Miss Mary McEnroy daughter of City Manager H F McElroy in Kansas City Mo. Judge Alien G Southern overruled a defense motion for a new trial and upheld the death sentence as the defendant protested his fate. Ralph T Harding the prosecutor drew a rebuke from the bench after alleging the jury was Democratic in composition.
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Kansas City
A. McGre
Mary McEnroy
H. F. McElroy
Alien G. Southern
McGee
United States
Heath
Ralph T. Harding
Metee
Jrudge Southern
Funeral Services for Mrs Hutchins in Greenville Texas
Mrs Hutchins 65 longtime president of the American Legion auxiliary dies suddenly at a Dallas home. Survived by widow, two sons and a daughter. Funeral Sunday at Greenville as the local library system closes Monday for Labor Day observance.
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Hutchins
Greenville
Texas
INS
C. 3
Hutchis
Telivision
Aretican Legion Nallisry
Grain Market Notes From San Antonio Prices Posted
Grain market report from San Antonio shows bid prices for wheat corn and oats with bids around 62 for corn and 60s for oats. Hay prices listed per ton with several grades cited and cattle feed values mentioned.
Exchange Rates and Metals Shortly Mixed in New York
The report lists currencies and metal prices across countries with figures for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Spain Austria and more. It shows varying demand quotes and a silver market near steady with discount rates noted, highlighting a cautious trading atmosphere in New York.
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Great Britain
France
Flemar
Italy
Cemand
Belgium
Gera
Roy
Denia Wey Swilier
Spain
Im Folnal
Obituary notices for several San Antonio residents
Obituary notices list Laura L Kenkleman wife of Oliver T Kenkleman of San Antonio with listed survivors and service details. Sulla M Barry age 81 of 1938 Hays Street with survivors and service times. William K Butcher with family survivors and church rites. Bergices Nagel and family with service and interment details. Werren Thompson 90 with survivors and funeral timing. Each notice notes residence, origin, and church affiliations with service times and locations chiefly in San Antonio area churches and cemeteries.
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Sulla M. Barry
Hays Street
Augusta
Bern
Albert Mair
Marjorie Barry
Maurice H. Barty
Bis
Eleanor Solan
Sam Marks
Dalhart
J. D. Gunning
Palestine
Richard Gold
Gerard
Auguste Nagel
San Antonin
John's
Lutheran Church
Clotisée Nagel
William Nagel
Pred J. Naged
Charles N. Wuest
Perry Court
E.G. Kneak
City Cemetery No
Werren Thompson
Easex Street
Mative
Indiana
San Antonio
Tone Gon
RV. Thompson
Francs Way
George and
David Thompson
Mistouri
Joe Thompson
San Beni O.ery
Rhepel Ot Akers
Minslon
Mexican Held on Re entering Charge
Laura Almendares faces re entry after deportation. An immigration agent affidavit says he was imprisoned four years in San Antonio for burglary. He was arrested near Eagle Pass on May 7 and held in jail in default of a $1000 bond.
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Laura Almendares
Arsolgtier
United States
State Penitentiary
San Antonio
Fagle Pass
Actor injured in collision near Hollyoy accident
A 70 year old valet named George Bickek was injured in a traffic collision involving a taxicab that fled the scene with no passenger. The incident occurred on September 2 in Hollyoy.
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Hollyouy
George Bickek
Grain Market Drifts. Prices End Week Lower
In Chicago on September 2 the grain market moved in narrow ranges with light activity and a late rally in some sections. Final prices closed lower with wheat down about 2 2-3 to 9 1/2 cents, corn off 1 1-4 to 2 1-2 cents, oats down 1-4 to 2 6-8 cents, rye slipping 13-8 to 2-1-4 cents, and barley down 21-8 to 95-8 cents as traders weighed political and acreage prospects and deflation concerns.
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Chicago
Norhinal
Wesic
Stove
Insu
Parkler
ST. Luis Livestack
East ST. Louis
Ponnes
Xabesgien
Searling
Yesrlic
Ealern
Grai
Cesblert Iro
Jevela
Woman Held on Narcotic Charge in Concho Street Arrest
Tanie Dillare was jailed in default of $1500 after arraignment before a United States commissioner on a heroin possession and sale charge. An informer testified Dillare purchased the drug and ingested a dose before the arrest in the 400 block of South Concho Street.
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Tanie Dillare
United States
Purchase
Poe
Sésio
Ale
Erain
South Concho Street
Ant
Strange Cow Diet Shocks Utica Veterinary Scene
Dr John K Bashar of Camden veterinary claims a cow named Aeso in his district has deteriorated appetite and stomach issues. He treated the animal with a unique method involving pumped walls and tacky ends.
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Utica
Dent
John K. Bashar
Camden Veterinary
Aeso
Cotton Men to Talk on Cotton Control Plans
D G Warrington reports second opportunity for cotton producers to shape policy on output and prices for the 1935 crop. Atlanta Dallas and Memphis meetings with representatives of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration aim to discuss production limits and potential 1995 production. Officials note ample 1934 harvest and near normal production despite about 4 million bales eliminated, yet a surplus persists.
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Warrington
D. G
Booth
Atlanta
Dalles
Memphis
Rangers Lose Jobs as Result of Budget Cut
Austerity measures force the discharge of Ranger Sergeant Bert Whishand of Dallas and four other rangers across the state. Adjutant General Henry Hutchings notes records unavailable and names not recalled. The new appropriation reduced Ranger numbers effective September, with confusion over Lt. L. O. Bport's status.
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Rangers
Austin
Bert Whishand
Dallas
Othr
Henry Hutchings
Hewala
Trai L.O. Bport
Ranger Bport
Ranger Force
40 Year Sentence Given in Art
In Fredericksville County a jury heard charges against a fish merchant named Gidlesme. The case involved an alleged criminal attack on Jewel Claudain, an 18 year old visitor. The offense reportedly occurred in July, with appeals noted by defense.
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Fredericksburg
Ely
Thomas
Gidlesme
Jewel Claudain
Relet
Thotorte
Bartwehl
Nablee
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Robert B. Green
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San Antonin Mint
Laura £. Kenkleman
Yale
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Willikm H. Travis
Washington State
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the Nazarene
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William K. Butcher
Porter Loring Chapel
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William K. Butcher Jr
J. F. Stafford
T. J. Butcher
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J. J. Butcher
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Kerrville
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Neal
Mall
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