Strikes Break Out Again in Spain Catalonia Unrests
Strikes resume in Spain after clashes with police. Syndicalists reject autonomy bid as government appeals for calm. Three killed and five wounded in six hours of street fighting at the Anarchist headquarters. Women active in clashes at the cathedral as troops deploy artillery to quell unrest. Government declares martial law and threatens harsh measures.
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Baraelona
Wali Ke
Lhe Press
Cotral
Polier
Lhelise
Foreign Vets End Meeting in Kansas City
Foreign veterans closed their annual encampment in Kansas City as sessions ended and officers remained to prepare the national budget and complete routine business. Newly elected commander in chief Marrold L. De Coe from Sacramento, California, will host the 1932 encampment.
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Kansas City
Orleans Actress Plunges to Death
An Orleans actress aged 38 plunged from an airplane into the theater district, dying after landing on a hotel rooftop. police removed a body from an extension and she was taken to a hospital. A second brief item notes veteran newspaper man Frans J. Watson, 57, died suddenly at his home in Cedar Rapids after a hemorrhagic event.
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New York
Tangford
New Orleans
Pisin
Tolice
Jirr
GEDAU
Army Orders Mateerasl Farshe Washington Heat
Army orders list promotions assignments and transfers across multiple forts and posts. Names include Aaron Talbot, Edwin Ve. Brackiey, William Gey Lana, John J. Callaghar, Charles R. Gleme, John I. Wassney, and Peter C. Ward among others. Destinations span Fort Bi Malora Mather Feit Carar to Fort Myers and Chanute with various ranks heightened. dates and exact actions appear in fragmented OCR form.
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Mateerasl Farshe
Washington, D. C
DAMA
Aaron Talbot
Wash
Inginn
Fort Bi
Malora
Edwin Ve. Brackiey
Moc
Avitam
Walla
Meookes
Charles TR. Gleme
Gey Lanalay Sela
William ML ‘Seka
John J. Callaghar
Caries Barracks
di Mather
Allen
Sheridan
Ohy
Franca I. Keney
Sule
I Maine Fire Ticutenenia
John I. Wassney
Fark Macmoath
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Samm
A. Whroten Jr
Vunleeralty
Fikrama
Peter C. Ward
Lipadis
Russia’s Plan for Economic Relief Presented to League
In Geneva the Evtopian commission reviews Soviet Russia’s economic relief proposals amid debate on long term plans and the broader pact framework. Officials weigh costs, benefits, and regional impact as discussions continue.
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Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
Evtopian Commission
Renonmie Co Oyerien
Muroye Buday
Cvegestion
Osrecuilly
Guns Stolen After Window Smashed Near West Houston Street
A report to police states several pistols were stolen after a window was smashed at a location on West Houston Street early Saturday. The incident occurred as a person brandished a weapon and fled the scene.
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Waberly
Houston Street
Gaiters, Jobs, and Unrest Stir San Anto Community
A ragged local message reports cotton pickers needed in San Antonio and rising unemployment protests. Citizens urge school board hiring, tax concerns, and state administration separation from religious influence while addressing job shortages and band issues.
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San Antogio
Uar
Coniniseioner
Ah. Steller
Issuta
Oklahoma Endures Second Day of Extreme Heat
Severe heat continued across Oklahoma on the second straight day with temperatures climbing into the hundreds. Reported heat indices near the century mark imposed health risks, while sporadic thunderstorms disrupted some regions as humidity remained oppressive.
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Oklahoma
Holdups Net Bandits In San Antonio Cash Heist
Police records describe two separate holdups at San Antonio gas stations on Friday night. A man in white with a white hat robbed Tor Perron filling station, taking 35 dollars from the cash register while a witness spoke to Herbert Gardner and Robert Means. A second suspect, later identified as B. E. Pruitt, forced entry at 413 Yorkshire Avenue, threatened the owner with a pistol, and escaped with multiple dollars after driving away in a white car with an accomplice.
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Maringl
San Anton
Police Department
Tor Perron
North New
Pellee
Verran
Therbert Gardner
Robert Means
Soman
Porson
Pruitt
Yorkshire Avenue
Fray
Iis
Wight
Druitt
Border tensions escalate as Mexican chambers seek traffic halt
Mexican chambers of commerce urge a joint suspension of traffic with American charter lanes in response to a U S order. They propose closing border bridges from 6 am, risking a broader split in cross border relations between Nuevo Laredo, Matamoros, and other ports of entry. They ask President Obregon to support the measure, aiming to pressure the United States.
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Mexico
Oldest Editor of Newspaper in U S Dead
EASTMINSTER. Me, Septe- Taka Efenegy Mitten, eliereil ba be the prifest newspaper edie in the country, dil yesteming it fix home here, Ife wont have bern ST sears od on Beptember 1. Mr Mitten, relive liter of the Westminstre Tinns, a werkly, until three weeks before his death, wax ennrited a mylalian senrines as the eldest newspaper man by the Fulbam association at the Ulimited States
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Eliereil
Prifest
Edie
Bern ST Sears
Mr Mitten
Relive Liter
Westminstre Tinns
Werkly
Wax
Mylalian Senrines
Fulbam Association
Uimited
Plea for Single Women in Business Life
A fragmented plea from a 1930s column argues single women should be allowed to earn fair wages. It contrasts married women and single women, noting business men claim single women seek finery while urging reforms. The piece urges men to support stable, honest livelihoods for unmarried women.
Male Teachers Champion to the Editor
A critical letter argues for better male teachers guiding younger students and praises experienced educators. The writer laments overemphasis on female teachers, advocates supervisory oversight by senior staff, and warns against sending children to underqualified schools, urging wiser staffing and discipline.
Views on Hope and Death to the Fablnrs Reading
The text reflects on hope and death tied to a literary figure, with extended meditation on mortality and meaning. A troubled editor’s voice emerges as the piece questions reality, time, and the appeal of consolation amid loss, referencing decades and celestial themes.
Texas Taxes and Industry Promised by Speaker
An official from the South Texan Chamber of Commerce urged expanded taxes to fuel industrial growth at a Notary Club event at the St. Anthony Hotel. Nas Teoman asserted Texas sits at the center of future development and warned investors of looming tax changes to attract capital, industry, and employment. He claimed capital has flowed in recently, with new districts rising and a welcoming climate for investment, urging a tax program to sustain growth.
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Nas Teoman
South Texan Chambeer of Commerce
St. Anthons Hotel
Biespore
Lane Vesas
Texas
Trexas
Walt
Frans
Patal Shootings Probed in Waco Three Men
Unclear report describes three men shot near an interurban right of way north of Ferris. One victim found shot near a car. bodies of Wendel Casper 20 Kansas City and others tied to the case. Police investigate motive and suspects as details remain fragmentary.
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Patal
Waco
Wack
Torna
Fesrig
Dahon R. Tipton
Sinilon Cinprise
Wendel Casper
Kansas City
Werda
Jones
Lds
Hall Caine Leaves Estate of Million
Douglas Isle of Sinn Lewis street. Hall Caine, famed contemporary writer, left a personal estate valued at a significant sum in his will. The estate names his wife as beneficiary and includes his daughter and other heirs.
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Douglas
Isle of Sinn
Lewis St
Sie Lal) Caine
Great Tiltain
Conterary
Amana Wiswitw
Escaped Convict Underhill Receives Life Sentence
Wilbur Underhill, 29, an escaped Oklahoma convict, was sentenced to life in Kansas State Penitentiary for shooting an officer after his capture. He also faced murder charges in Oklahoma, with a separate district court considering a rifle attack during arrest. The case arose amid legal proceedings yesterday led by Judge Mesner.
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Wauel Ita
Kaw
Wilbur Underhill
Oklahoma
Wodee
Penitentians
Merle Corver
Pelicenito
Underhill
Elacge
Raike
Broeht
K. Mesnuler
Marne Battle To Be Marked At Commemoration
In Meuse France Allied veterans and French associations prepare a commemorative ceremony marking the Marne battle. The event will be hosted by the American Legion Veterans of Peace and the French Veterans' Association with the absent figure honored by the banner and program.
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Marne
Meas
France
Sears
Toffro
Tinankesgi
Seicantions
Amrriean Legion
Axsoriag Tina
Manis
Three Killed When Trucks Collide on Texas Highway
Three men died in a fiery crash after two trucks collided on a Texas highway. The victims were AL Moore, 20, Plyrle Moore, 26, and Arthur Callens, 24. Callens was a former athlete at Baylor University.
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Quanal
Prsas
AL. Moore
Plyrle Moore
Arthur Callens
Calloway
Baylor University
Hoaeg
Rik
Eight Teens Jailed in Dallas Counterfeit Plot
Dallas police pursued a counterfeit ring described as a broad plot involving teens. Names listed were held as charges were prepared. authorities cited investments in fake money and instruments used to produce it.
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Texas
Dallas
Jay Seelay
Erdrent Agenla
Livington
Tok Mi
Tanner
Ruthie Tichnedsen
Lipre
Probe of Theater Blaze Ordered
New York authorities order a formal probe into a Chelsea theater fire that killed and injured multiple people. Investigators inspect the Grand Opera House as officials assess the cause and potential safety failures.
Court upholds dragnet arrests in city incident
A U S court affirms police dragnet arrests amid a Sanitor Milter case. The ruling supports the crackdown following a leak and associated criminal signals in the municipal area. No specific crime was charged against individuals named in the brief.
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Niversal Kerrice
New Jour
Mughramy
Miltna Milter
Austrian Minister Steps Down Amid League Talks
Austrian Foreign Minister Johann Schober resigns and will stay away from the League of Nations meeting in Geneva. No decision on his replacement or acceptance of the new role is reported until his return.
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Johann Schober
Austrine
Aldad
League of Nations
Genesa
Hia
Ronis
Chinese buy wheat supply amid famine fears and relief efforts
The report describes Chinese purchases of wheat to ease famine risk as the American market eyes price signals. Officials indicate half of the grain will be shipped, with transport from the Trinket Sound region and potential relief programs shaping the supply flow.
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Baousei
Heiss
Fool
Mre
Starviks
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Bia Ba
Vin Anil
Ernie
Eneal
Tatalinioita
Trinket
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Murder Charges Filed Against Two Men in Houston
Houston dispatch reports murder charges against Jack Jana and Ineare SleGnnegal arising from the death of Choren in Houston. The case centers on the slaying tied to a feud over a local dispute involving Cherry ment of Mr. and Mrs. OG. A. donee.
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Wi—Mueier Chargre
Jack Jnana
Ineare SleGnnegal
Tare Wight
Slohm Choren
Hisierra
Agit
OG. A. Donee
Judges Hold Fate of New Truck Law
Judges consider the constitutionality of a newly enacted truck regulation as it moves through a tense political process. The case tests the law's reach and its impact on enforcement, with arguments across the legislative and executive branches shaping the ruling.
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Hoveton
Soul
Throm
Record setting fins flare back amid racing turmoil
A chaotic report from a national track event details Major Ainmir Peoblitte and Cleve Innit figures, with Doolittle and others competing for the Bendis trophy. Headlines mention Newark emergence, Cleveland finishers, and remarks on transportability of rapid planes.
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Ainmir Peoblitte
Bendis
Clevetan
Sehora
Fem Telerik
Calif
Crom
Newark
Node Lo
Lindberghs Motored Through Japanese Mountain Roads
Lindberghs traveled by car through rugged Japanese mountain terrain during a sightseeing trip. Charles A. Lindbergh and family stayed several days at the summer home of American Ambassador W Camerin Torches before departing for Nikka to end the journey.
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Taipan
Colo.et
Charles A. Lindbergh
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