Turbulent Market Rumors and Early Economic Sparks
A fragmented report notes optimistic signs in some banks like The Chathan-Pheart with gains, while brokers warn of declines. It mentions rising copper demand, weekly freight totals near record highs, and Uncle Sam planning a one billion dollar canal project in Central America, signaling broad industrial prosperity amid mixed market chatter.
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America
Almoet Trier
Sam
Army
Good
Panama
bin Man
Atlantic
Pacific
Hin Puonma
Sinclair parole plea denied in DC jail contempt case
Harry F. Sinclair seeks release from the District of Columbia jail where he serves nine months on two contempt convictions. The judge and the Department of Justice disapproved the application and it likely will not reach President Hoover. He has about ten weeks remaining to serve.
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Washington
INS
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Bay Tellen
Department of Justice
Hoover
Missing City of San Francisco survivors sighted near Walpi Arizona
Lieutenant D W Tomlinson reported seeing four men in white shirts waving from near Walpi Arizona while searching for the missing airliner City of San Francisco. Planes were dispatched to the site, with supplies sent to the area as authorities weighed the possible rescue. The desert location and uncertain details left officials cautious about locating survivors.
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Winslow
Atiz
D. W. Tomlinson
Navy
Maddux Aiirlines
P. m. Todme
Segert
Walpi
Ariz
Oewa
Lopes
San Francisco
I. A. TV
Sina
Tomlingoo
Winstow
Walns
High Mesa
Berg
Arizons
Tees
Tomlinson
Alilar
Tyto- Mason
Nar Tien
Old Fort Dallance
Arizona
Three Artificial Teeth Taken From Woman's Throat
Mrs Edna Dedeker an 84 year old resident of Bitherland Springs was saved when doctors at Rabbet BR Green Hospital removed three artificial teeth from her windpipe. She had been ill for days and began coughing violently Thursday night. the teeth had slipped down her windpipe, choking her, and were removed with lung forceps after word reached the surgeons. Mrs Dedeker is the wife of farmer John Dedeker.
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Rabett
Nile
Edna Dedeker
Bitherland Springs
Edgar B Davis Rolls Up Sleeves in Brockton Kitchen
Edgar B. Davis, famed millionaire from finance, visits Mrs Thresher in Brockton and helps in the lunchroom kitchen. He removes his sleeves and assists with dishwashing after finding the staff short-handed.
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Edgar B. Davis
Brockton
Mase
British Will Retain Palestine Control Says Henderson
Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson told the League of Nations council that Britain would not abandon its mandate in Palestine and that British authorities have the situation well in hand. The Sept. 6 report from Reneba notes Britain’s stance amid regional tensions and ongoing administration of the territory.
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Palestine
Reneva
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Council of the
League of Nations
Great Bitain
Austin Man Heads Texas Nurserymen
Eugene Howard of Austin has been elected president of the Southwestern Nurserymen’s Association, which closed its annual convention. Dallas was chosen as the site for the 1900 convention.
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Austin
Texas Nurserymen
Fort Worth
Sept
Eugene Howard
Southwestern Nurserymen'n Association
Heer
Dallas
Cruiser Houston to Be Launched at Newport News
Washington dispatch reports the 10,000 ton cruiser Northampton is to be launched Thursday at Quincy. The sister ship, the Houston, built under prominent naval official Calvin Gowlidge, will slide down the ways at Newport News shortly after.
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Houston
Washington, D. C
Clogelp
Northampton
Quincy
Mee
Calvin Gowlidge
Shipp Denied Reduction of Bond in Robbery Case
In Ninety fourth District Court Friday morning Judge Anthony refused to reduce the $10,000 bond for G. C. (Busly) Shipp linked to a box office hold up at the Uptown theater on June 1. Witnesses testified, including theater manager John Wilson and teen witness Mary Webb, who identified Shipp as the robber.
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Bohena
Inga
G. C
Shipp
Sindee VW. SB
Anthony
Uptown
John 1
Wilson
Mary Tane Webb
East Fee
Misa Webb
Valentina Shipr
CG. Shipp Sr
Burley
E. J
Bob") Glader
Inez
Ginder
Deendant
Xueoenny Lamar Secigson
Liberty
Col. Oy
International Air Derby Approved by Two Nations
Officials from the United States and Mexico approve the international air derby between Kansas City and another city, set for late September. The event limits entrants to 20 women aviators and is slated to take place on September 21.
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Mexico
Kanbas City
Bent
Erica City
Kancang City
United States
Hell
Heflin Fails to Appear for Trial in Alabama
Phenix City report notes U S Senator Heflin and C B Haines did not appear in recorders court to answer charges of drunkenness and violation of the state prohibition law. Bonds were forfeited.
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Heflin
Phenix City
Ala
Tom Teflu Tepon
United States
Alabama
C. B. Haines
Recorders Court
Two Die in Air Crash Involving Local Residents
Two people were killed instantly and a third person was dying after a crash of Hogseer airplane near Memphs. Mira Trath Green, 18, Wandward Oklahoma, and Exndst Mouglass, 17, Memphis, were identified among the dead. Frank ings, aviator, was believed fatally injured.
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Tenn
Mira Trath Green
Wandward
Okla
Mouglass
Memphis
Frankings
Ariator
Southwest Cools as First Autumn Air Reaches Southwest
Kansas City dispatch reports cooler air spreading across the Southwest with temperatures dropping toward autumn levels. Citizens brace for dipping highs and the first hints of seasonal weather as winds shift and skies clear.
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Kansas City
Members of Farm Board Face Tests
Washington committee on agriculture voted to summon the federal farm board members to examine their qualifications for office at open hearings.
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Farm Board
Washington, D
Sent
Gennte Agriculture Committee
Federal
Houk
Harrison Named Uruguay Minister
Washington dispatch reports President Houser nominated Harrison to be Uruguay minister. The move follows Faland Jackson, previously held post, whose resignation prompted the replacement. Details specify a late appointment aimed at strengthening diplomatic ties with Uruguay.
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Harrison
Uruguay
Washington
Faland Xckson
Btockholms
Houser
Poison booze held cause of death in Todd case
A temporary verdict of poisoning was returned Friday in the death of Earl Todd, 18, of 1515 South Gevers Street, who died suddenly at Jourdanton. Justice Steinle reserved final ruling pending further San Antonio investigations. Todd and two other youths drank liquor from a pint bought two miles from Jourdanton. Todd died after drinking more, while others diluted theirs with ginger ale. The case, requested by Sheriff Yecada of Atascosa County, will await medical and law enforcement review before a final decision. Todd was buried Thursday afternoon, survived by his parents, three brothers, and a sister.
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Earl Todd
South Gevers Street
Jourdanton
A. M. Steinle
San Antonio
Anid
Todd
Steintfe Anid
TL. D. YecAda
Atascosa County
Steinle
Tord
Lfe Ie
C. F. Todd
E. M
H. C. Todd
Madeline Todd
Cil
Thundershowers Hit West Texas and San Antonio Weather
The forecast shows thundershowers arriving in San Antonio Friday night and cooler air moving in with temperatures around 60 degrees. The Weather Bureau predicts thundershowers for Mast and West Texas with stronger winds.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Mast
West Texas
Defend Pastor W Ono Tal Fort Worth Trial Highlights Reputation
Sept 6. Testimony in Duarte Trial centers on Rep Deterioration rumors about Pastor E T Grantham and Mrs Vinson. Witnesses dispute reputations while Grantham admits indiscreet visits and denies intimacy. Court to decide divorce and custody amidst cross actions.
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Roger Vinson
Re. E. T. Grantham
Vinton
Nos
Chargat
Panter
Granthars
Vinson
College Heights Baptist
Vingon
Syore
Young
Bandit Rages N Death Chair in Texas
Henry Helms a bank robber nicknamed a "Bandit Chief" died in the electric chair after a failed resistance to guards in Huntsville Texas. Guards escorted him from cell to the chair as he fought, tore free, and struggled near the doorway before being strapped to the execution device. The scene spanned multiple guards and a tense corridor before the death occurred. Page 2, Column B indicates the full account continues.
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Duntsville
Texas
Peast
Henry Tennis
Elms
Homer Knighten
Captain Knighten
Helms
Kaighten
Carrilor
Death
Hia
Ana Atutel
Hin
Ferma
Lindbergh Borrowed Plane To Aid Search
At Roosevelt Field New York on September 9 Col. Charles A Lindbergh reportedly borrowed the transcontinental record plane owned by Captain Prange Hawks to Ey ouk West to help locate the missing City of Sao Francisco plane.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Charles A. Lindberga
Tadey
Prange Hawks
Sao Bracisco
Reward Offered for Missing TAT Plane Courier
New York September 4. Mr and Mrs George Carfield announced through Transcontinental Air Transport a reward of 5000 dollars for information leading to the capture or discovery of their son Marcard Cantieli, who served as courier on the missing TAT plane City of San Francisco.
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New York
George FL Carfield
Transcontinental Air Trenapace
Eso
Marcard Cantieli
City of Sin Fragcisco
Fort Crockett planes fly to support five aviation units
Five planes departed Fort Crockett from Kelly Field at 10 40 a m Friday bound for Winston Arizona in a near airlift to replace the liner City of San Francisco The formation included Lieut Wy Gran Parker Thurlow Kathberer Havare and others under orders from General Larotte arriving at Kelly at 9 26 a m They faced dangerous flying conditions with reports of trouble near Fort Clarke
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Hucbs
Fort Crockett
Gal-veston
Kellyfield
Arizona
Nilota
Kelly
Winstow
Ariz
Juin
Neareh
City of San Franscisco
Lieuteneania SV
Wy Gran
A. Parker
T. L. Thurlow
K. Fr. Katberer
Havare
William Larottre
Kidith Cucus
Kelly Field
Fort Clarke
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