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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
2
Seattle reporting indicates members of the American Newspapers Guild revealed for the first time the intimidation tactics used against editors and staff after misrepresentations in published statements. The disclosures occurred as editors from three newspapers pushed back against the alleged pressure.
Boys at Camp Mussolini near Rome file through an entrance shaped by an unusual pylon from the sides of the structure. The scene captures a disciplined procession of youths in a historic setting.
Three Post-Intelligencer staffers disclosed Guild coercion attempts as names appeared in a Guild statement. Eddie Mitchell said he never joined the Guild and faced intimidation to quit. Clayton Darrah and Dalby Miner described pressure and altered circumstances surrounding the strike amid broader editoral staff resistance.
A railway worker named Antrija Rahmantiooi, linked to Tsarist Russia and Tolstoy kin, killed Tugwell after a curt demand to pay 600 dinars monthly alimony to his wife. The incident occurred the day after the alimony demand was presented.
Statistical release from the commerce department notes higher automobile fatalities on Saturdays in Connecticut for the year, marking the first annual state report this season. Data point to trends in driving risk and weekend travel behavior, with implications for road safety measures and enforcement emphasis.
Manila report from page 1 column 2 notes unlimited sale of firecrackers in the year has harmed local fishing. James R. Fugate the American governor explains Mayo fishermen buy firecrackers in large quantities extract the powder and make depth bombs to kill fish.
War department ordered 340 riding and draft horses shipped to posts within the corps area. Fort Sam Houston receives 20 riding and 20 draft horses for the Twelfth Mek artillery. Other allocations include Fort Bliss Fort Sill Fort Brown Fort Ringgoul Fort Biss and Fort Francis Warren. Shipping date details from Fort Robinson and Fort Reno accompany the notice.
Seattle, Sept. F. Singin lon today named the Law and Order League's permanent executive secretary as the organization expands to combat racketeering. The league, born from public outrage over local authority failure after a bank raid, claims over 1,000 members and six associated organizations. Leaders pledge open operations and no secret groups, urging citizen courage for law and order.
The labor dispute centers on challenges to the Wagner act as Hearst Corporations seek to quash the gun complaint for lack of a state business place. The PT questioned the labor board's jurisdiction as a 22nd day of a strike saw pickets around the PI closed plant. Two reporters allegedly dismissed for guild activity are argued by the company to be for cause while a Seattle committee proposed a morning newspaper with a destersontay Democratic stance and the guild vowed to keep publishing despite the new plan.
Wilam Furlong secretary of the Inte-american Highway association says the highway to Mexico City is open again. Carlos Bazan director general of the national highway commission of Mexico provided the update. Repairs to bridge approaches at Rio Victoria south of Victoria were completed. Furlong warns tourists to expect hot conditions at Mullerste y before continuing south. Rainy season means highway conditions can change daily.
In Crater Lake National Park rangers apply old fashioned training by laying boards on the bears to curb mischief. The method targets areas where the discipline would be most effective as three young bears cause trouble in the park near Medford Oregon on September 4.
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