Road to Glory opens at Wie Arteg theater this Friday
A war drama starring Fredric March and Werner Baxter tells of a romantic soldier who falls for a nurse while navigating love and family fears during World War I. Lionel Barrymore, Gregory Ratater, and June Lang headline supporting roles. Mowat Hawks directs. A Clyde Lucas short subject and a newsreel accompany the feature.
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Europe
Tiplo
March
Willy Whoo Baxter
Iselsa
Baxter
Lionel Barrymore
Gregory Ratatt
Pretty June Lang
Mowat Hawks
Clyde Lucas
Election Suit Appeal Involving Precinct One Nominee
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals heard Thursday arguments in a contest over the Republican nomination for constable of Precinct 1. Charles Mocks challenges Gus Brown after Brown won the primary. the lower court had ruled Brown resident of Precinct 6 and not yet a resident of Precinct 1. Meeks was named nominee in the district court. The court foresees a decision within six weeks.
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Yiu Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
WL ¢Charles
Mocks
Gus Brown
Mexican mob kills judge in Nuevo Leon area
LAREDO September 10. A mob assassinated Auxiliary Judge Jose Maria Garza of San Mardin Florencia, about 50 miles southwest of Monterrey, firing 40 bullets. Two bystanders wounded. Governor Guerrs ordered an immediate probe. Reports say the mob, about 49 men, was incensed by a jailed accomplice’s transfer to Pesaria for safekeeping. Ben Marcus oversees Nuevo Leon sapite. Judge Garza was linked to anti party leadership.
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Laredo
Tein Times
Jose Maria Garza
San Mar
la Florencia
Garza
Ben Marcis
Fuorélicia
Nuevo Leon
tGak- ZA Wis Tepused
Real Estate Man Fined for Weeds
San Antonio real estate man White was convicted Thursday of maintaining nuisance by allowing weeds to overgrow lots on Bellview and Parlend streets. He was fined $5 in each of two cases by Judge Phil Kbook Ir. White gave notice of appeal. attorneys argued owners should have more time to clean the property.
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White
San Antonio Reas
Phil Kbook
Berges
J. B. Dent
de Cits
Health Department
Bellview
Ina
Copper prices to rise on demand from auto and construction
Cites market rumors of rising copper prices driven by stronger demand from automotive and building sectors. Domestic consumption for the first seven months totals about 509000 tons, with 245000 tons in the comparable period in 1945. Prices climbed from 35 cents to 97 1/ cent per pound by August 13.
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Cops
Poor
Comarca
St John's Guthenan ward party and many local group meetings
A list of upcoming events at churches and women’s auxiliaries in San Antonio. Activities include St John’s Guthenan ward party at Dairyland creamery, United Spanish War Veterans benefit dance at Odd Fellows Ball, various Daughters of Union Veterans and Eastern Star sessions, and multiple church and women’s association gatherings with notes on locations and times. The San Antonio chapter of the Hermen National sorority held its fall term meeting at the St. Anthony hotel with a book review by Pauline Kibe, plus an open house for the San Antonio Woman’s Center at Jaske’s auditorium.
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St. John's Guthenan
Dairyland Creamery
East Josephine
Eugene J. Her
Womit's Association
Cale Louise Tell Ewing
of Union Veterans of the
Firth Street
Beacon
Peacher Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio
Plemieron National Serority
St. Anthony
Pauline Kibe
Link
Jaske
Tieabh
Cotton Market Shows Mixed Activity in Early October Trade
Cotton futures and spot markets in New Orleans and Liverpool fluctuate as buyers and hedging firms adjust after a sharp advance. Trading centers report varied activity with 63,629 bales sold yesterday and over 70,002 bales expected to follow, while December and March contracts move within typical patterns amid hedging and speculative shifts.
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Haelon Feliort
United State
Department of Commerce
New York
Money and Metals Exchange Rates and Money Market Notes
A fragmented report from New York markets covering currencies, bonds, and precious metals. It notes British pound demand, U S dollar equivalents, and various international rates, with mentions of the New York reserve bank discount standings and spot prices for metals and currencies. The text includes scattered figures for Greece Poland Hungary and Argentina, plus references to Montreal and Mexico City exchange activity.
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Yorfigy Exchange
New York
Igs Exchange
Britain
Allars
Gilers
Italy
Belgie Spein
Greece
Poland
Fugaslavia
Ausitin Ibsen
Hungary
Ueepsong
Mexico City
Montreal
York
Montesa
Roosevelt Holds Narrow Maryland Lead In Poll
Baltimore daily poll shows President Roosevelts lead over Gov Alfred Landon widening to 699 votes overnight. Roosevelt drops to 44.5 percent while Landon rises to 44.19 percent as 5451 ballots counted. No Baltimore city results finalized. Maryland seen as a bellwether state amid shifting margins.
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F.D.R
Maryland
Baltimore
Dmbi
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Garerius Lardon
Pallimore
Ste
Aup- Specien & Young
104 Reserves at War Began Mobilization Effort
mobilization of the paper war of the Thict Army started Thursday with 108 reserve officers reporting for duty. Maj. Gen Frank Parker directed all phases from Eighth Corps area headquarters at Fort Sam Houston. Brig Gen Charles P. Humphrey was named to command the Eighth corps during the play in command push exercises. Listed reserves attend Fort Sam Houston Port Bliss Ostahona City Dallas Port Logan and Fort Randolph with San Antonio officers named including A McLong Harold W Keller John R Nicholson and others.
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Aily
Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Frank Parker
Third Army
Ger
Charles P. Humphrey
Fort Francis F
Me, Staly
B. Z. Hughes
R. W. Celglazier
R. Krueger
B. Gallagher
G. F. Hardie
G. P Keene Jr
G. W. McLeod
G. TL. Flint
E. D. Giffen
Lewis Maverick
Bell Jr
M. G. Traub
B.C. Stane
Love Blooms on Merry-Go-Round in Hackettstown
Edward Waldwick a World War veteran and operator of a carnival merry go round married Anna Vail after routine rides when he proposed offering a gold ring. The couple, wed by John Hagan, began their life together as the carnival camp closed and planned to travel alone.
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Waldwick
Edward
Anna Vail
Jill
Gnerny-Goround
Hackettstown
Anni Wwansmakee
Dostire
John Hagan
Stelay
Charge Boy Killed Dad During Theft
TY ALE reports prosecutors claim Leroy Pettit, a youth under 17, admitted taking money from his father Pettitt and shooting him when the parent stirred, as district attorney reads an alleged confession. Pettit is on a murder indictment as a juvenile defendant.
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Leroy Petdit
Fal Pettitt
K. E. Woodley
Leroy
Stock Market WOW FORK Sept. w. AP report
A volatile session saw mixed results as gains in major industrials and utilities offset declines in several rail and entertainment names. Foreign exchange moved unevenly while retail sales for September appeared robust, supporting a cautious but hopeful market tone amid political and international concerns.
G Men Arrest Man Get 75000 Jewels
Federal agents and police seized jewelry believed worth 75000 dollars after breaking into a hotel tenth floor room. The raid targeted Bas Waller and Rossell House, with three small packages recovered containing 449 diamond rings. Clinton Strain of the federal investigation team led the operation.
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Komnerpolis
Poliee
Bas Waller
Rossell House
Mowe
Chicago
Dune
Clinton W Strin
Haiginn
Cotton production forecast lowered by drought and heat
The U S Department of Agriculture reduced Texas cotton production forecast by about 22 percent from August, citing drought and extreme heat. Opened bales are small and opening prematurely, with conditions materially weaker than a month ago. Estimated Texas yield would be far below the five year peak, though still above 1955 totals in raw bale numbers. Mississippi and Alabama show high counts but smaller than Texas.
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Austin
Itl
States Department of Agriculture
Asia
Heals
Uhal
Alabama
Grain Market News Signals Shifts in Chicago Prices
Chicago grain markets show firming wheat and mixed corn movements as traders hear reports of overbidding in Southwestern markets for Iowa corn. Town prices include September wheat around 1.11 to 1.14 a bushel and December near 1.20, with oats lower and provisions steady. San Antonio prices list corn at 9 to 10 cents per bushel, wheat around 1.10 to 1.23, and rye and barley shown with varied quotes. Local receipts lag previous week, reflecting tentative demand and market shifts across regions.
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Chicago
Cor
Towa
Roth
Hacun
San Antonio
San Antonia
Cain
Milo Mae
Narminal
Decker Rats
Sion Core
Lave
Sadie
Mother Loses Suit for Child Support in 1930s Case
Judge Everett FL Johnsore of the Thirty-seventh District court ruled Thursday that Clara Carte cannot compel support for her 9 year old daughter from the former husband. The case cites a 1935 law altering duties. Carte, connected to a chain of service stations, sought $250 monthly.
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Everett FL Johnsore
Luly Carte
Clara Carte
Ninety-fouria
Johnson
Clara Carle
Livestock prices plummet across markets and regions
Livestock sales show mixed results with calves and yearlings priced around 5.00 to 5.50 for light stock, medium kinds at 4.25 to 3.50, and higher grades up to 10.00 or more. Cattle receipts near 4000 with steady but uneven demand. hogs and sheep also move variably, with strongest activity in packing and feeder segments across St Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Fort Worth, and other centers. Market tone ranges from steady to lower, with some regions noting improved demand for lightweights and yearlings while heavier cattle soften. Overall reports indicate active trade in some classes and softer momentum in others, reflecting cross-market volatility.
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Aes
Otter Hut
Wales
Amuis Livestock
ST. Louis
Aleope
Hisavies Scar
Calyag
Oklahoma Steess
Taracly
Deel
Aaurace Bulla
Slaughter
Chicago
Cnidado
Bo —Ap-Usdai
Ward, Sherifcls
Grassera Hose
KANSAS_CITY- LIVESTOCK
Kansas City
USDA
Ateady
Mort Packer
Odiota
Fort Worth
Port Worth
Ehéeptmarket
Dulce
Spectral Payout Prompts Caution in New Jersey
In Sea Bright New Jersey Mrs William Worth finds a colored paper lump on the sidewalk and thinks it a 21000 bill. She discovers it is a canceled gold certificate worth less, issued by the treasury for federal reserve bank convenience. West bankers doubt how to redeem it and forward the matter to Washington.
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Bill Finder
SEA Bright
N. J. Bept
Wiliam Worth of
Highland
Pis
Ik Wis
Treasury
Washington
California Growers Market Prices Across Produce List
Market listing shows a wide range of farm goods with prices for items such as potatoes, cucumbers, cauliflower, grapes, oranges, and tomatoes. Includes numerous regional names and prices per dozen, per pound, or per basket, reflecting varied harvests and vendors in the California and Texas areas.
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Ferrers
Autora A. Gas
el Patton
Poultry and Produce Prices Steady Across Markets
The report lists unchanged prices for poultry and produce including dressed poultry and live cattle across Chicago and New York markets. It notes steady butter and mixed produce pricing with receipts and shipments quantified, and mentions fluctuating avian items like turkeys and ducks along with regional variations in Kansas City and Savannah shipments.
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Cigcagy Poultry
Chicago
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Leenorp
Wrehack
cileXena
Lezhorn Fogdlers
Lure Keva
Dome
Surreal Secripla
Abe
William Randolph Hearst Brief Filed Over Telegram Raid Case
Special report from Washington describes William Randolph Hearst’s brief in his suit challenging private telegram raids by the Black Senate committee. It questions whether the Senate prerogative overrides constitutional rights and if senators are immune from judicial restraint in cases involving citizens’ rights. The filing cites Tugwell and Franklin v. Township as precedent, with the Senate committee’s response due within 20 days and possible early October action.
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Amrrican
Washington
Tha
William Randolph Wearst
U. S
Court of Appeals
Asha Hanson
United States Senate
United States
District Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Alabama
Senate Committee
Hanson
St. Joseph
Tugwell
Ensa
Trgwell
Nbastiad
Dollar Market Dips as Currencies Steady in Paris and Boston
A mixed day in early trading reports shows the U S dollar steady at about 5.0570 francs in Paris with the franc close to 2878 to the pound and U S trading roughly unchanged from New York. Boston wool prices drifted, with moderate sales and broadly steady to higher tones on certain fine wools, while other commodities and stock markets noted varied activity.
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New York
Fuovisions
API
Butler
Recespis
Maikel Tia
Groamery
Gala
Ratre
Acorn
Market
Ouiel
Miirea Uochentes
Goesinl Saiteesiesaertin
France
Paris
Soston Wook
Foston
Pras
Boaton
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NDE
The
Eross Gehl
Copper Reports
Rae
Martia Jane Rata
St. Mark's
Brotherhood of the Highting
Park
City Union of Christian Endeavor
Mistes Jeannette
Ruby Husham
Mabie Nolide
Heehe Goodwin
Jenie Modsching
Mesdantes Doh G. Watkins
J. Stuart Pearcy
Afessis
New Orleans
Leney R
Liverpool
TAN
Vereool
Mala
Bala
Perciny Lemour
Rey Yolland
Paramount
Peters
Catton Tres
Rye
Bay Merh
Finck
York Minny
N. Y
Baik
Znktana
Noueta
Tay
Estes
Tne
IG Sebiot
Quiranviie
Ab Ceunis
Ban Sua BR
Stonk
Busca
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Its Steel
Croehle
Santa Union Pecite
Delawars
Arid Frudteon
Ohio
Great Northern
Amencar ‘Telephona
Columbia Pictures
Paine
Radi-Renn-Orpheim
Donelas Airetaft
Wright Agrocani¢al
Shall
Mead 'Comoration
Judd Manufarturing
Cnieazo Great
Seulli_ American ‘old and Platform
U.S. Rubber
International Nickel
Cage
Bleed Corporation
Friay Te Juiz Teal
Keystone Steel and
Wire
Uharen
Maine
Slo
Atccks
Longton
Impanien Yitinwe
Stork
Man
San Antonis South Teas
Lee Taeul Pratria
Johnnson
Shays
Eiveinooe
Geiriit Yo
Manitoba
Iadakuba
Bredy
Auateslian
Qeeraber
Sfaren
Sweed Hotats
Sara
Buavid
California
Sunkist Drouges
Commission Ggotanions
Avales
Jonathan
Lihat Bates
Californie
Texas
Fredericksburg
Erin
St Ps. A
Freera
Legborg
Sanbag Catt
Sept
Qunetinnine
Ravannah
TAPI
Tusgence Fn
Agi Gare
Shipmenta
Raela
Paler
I Telesam Aos
Aim
Buches
Lees
Neal Tees
Elles Trhumbs
Braden
Oi Renph
Dunn Estate
Milam Tide
North St. Mary's Bl
Tel
Yarnin
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