Today Out in the Cold World Autronomical Paradox
A collage of notes on crime, taxation, and science runs through a late era column. It touches on New York stock exchange taxation, mayoral offers to relocate firms, a Newark invitation, and Jersey City incentives, then shifts to brutal crimes in Silesia and Amherst Nova Scotia, plus reflections on H.G. Wells and Arthur Eddington about crime, the universe, and wireless medical waves. It ends with U.S. prohibition votes and Japan defense spending projections.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
Stock Exchange
Wintney
New York State
Newark
N. J
Exchange
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hudson River
Yau
Hague
Ihak
Arthur Addington
Lord Kelvin
Earth
Eddington
NRA Parade In San Antonio To Feature Gen Johnson Radio Talk
Ten thousand San Antonians and South Texans will march under the NRA banner in a parade forming at the auditorium plaza and moving through downtown to Alamo plaza. Gen Hugh Johnson will deliver a radio address from New York via WOAB. Roosevelt’s air talk was canceled. Charros from Mexico City will join, and no vehicles will be allowed in the parade route.
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Blue Eagle
NRA
Auditorium Plaza
South Texas
Roosevelt
Jmimmson
Jefferson Street
Houston Street
Main Avenue
Commerce Street
Commerce
Alamo Street
Alamo Plaza
Hugh Johnson
New York City
General Johnson
San Antonio
NBG
WOAT
2D. R
N. H. Xing
NBA
Johnson
Hiim
Yolnson
Stein
Yorklawn
New Braunfels
King
Mexico City
J. J. Quinones
Chicago
Petter Loring
Io Mao
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy forecast across San Antonio and surrounding areas. Temperatures: Tuesday 93, Wednesday 78, Wednesday night around 74 to 78 with isolated showers possible. Winds light to moderate from the southeast to east. Mostly cloudy on Thursday with possible showers in northern portions and cooler highs around 80s.
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San Antonio
Victorly
Texas
Mexico Arrests Seven in Alleged Revolution Plot
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report seven men under arrest in the town of Baja California accused of plotting a military uprising. The group aligned with Adalberto Tejeda, former Vera Cruz governor and presidential candidate on a Communist platform.
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Mexico
D. C
Iit—Wy
Vera Crux
Banta Fe
Adalberto Tejeda
Vera Crug
Sant
Weather Outlook Sees Little Change Across Texas
Showers and cooler conditions were forecast for East and West Texas on Wednesday. San Antonio and other areas faced persistently cloudy skies with virtually unchanged temperatures. daytime highs were expected near 92 degrees, while the morning low hovered around 75. Light southwesterly winds were anticipated to prevail Wednesday night.
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Texas
San Antonilans
Separations Sought in Ursche Kidnaping Case
Oklahoma City Sept 13 Separate trials were sought for Harvey Bailey and Albert L Bates in the Ursche kidnaping case in federal court. Attorney James M Mathers filed petitions arguing indictments against the pair were improperly drawn and requested severance.
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Severance
Bailey
Bates
Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Albert L. Bates
Charles F. Ursche
James M. Mathers
Mathers
Pershing Celebrates 73rd Birthday Quietly in Paris
General John Pershing marked his seventy-third birthday in Paris with telegrams of congratulations read aloud. A veteran of the Great War, he continues to work on a second war memoir while observers note his ongoing public duties and reflections.
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Pershing
Paris
John. Pershing
Sime
Germany Charges Polish Espionage
Berlin reports a Polish espionage case involving alleged traitorous activity and a German agent, with claims that information was sought to aid tyranny. The story centers on assertions from Walter Kedziniaky and connections to Polish interests.
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Germany
Berlin
Austin
Arcent
Walter Kedziniaky
Newassein
Gunmen attack two San Antonio service stations in price-war flare
Two Midway service stations in San Antonio were shot up by gunmen in what police called a price war against cheap gas. Attendant Tommie Smith at the South New Braunfels avenue station fought back, firing three times as the roadster suspects fled. Another nearby station on New Braunfels and Crockett also reported rifle damage. guards say eight Midway stations are now under heavy guard after the incidents. Prices at the attacked stations were about 14 cents a gallon, 3 to 6 cents below the usual rate.
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Tommie Smith
Midway Service
New Brachlels Avenue
Xummen
Smith
San Antonio
Tormmie Smith
Midway
New Braunfels Avenue
Ville
Smiley
Lin Station
New Brauntel
Avenue End Crockett Street
Eas
Palice
Lal
Twe
Blumen
Americans in Cuba brace for strikes and unrest
In Havana on September 13 Americans faced growing fears as strikes threaten sugar mills and labor protests. US residents seek protection as workers barricade homes and coast guard ships monitor potential confrontations. Camps train 2000 youths to learn military tactics amid Machado regime memories and fears of renewed upheaval.
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Jown P. M'Knight
Sonytt
Inia
Havana
Cuba
Inast
Oriste
Manesnese
Bay Front
Santiago de Cuba
Cape Reale
Oriente
Sanlisga
T Cardenas
Coast Guard
Consolidated Railways
Camaguey
waid-Cuba
United States Navy
Il Feed Talbott
Santiago Harbor
Manzanillo
Sturtevant
Calmanera
Rouith
Gerardo Munchado
Machado
Stage Employes Sue for Damages in Strike Fallout
In Los Angeles the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes files a suit seeking 53.95 million dollars against nearly all major film producers and two unions. The complaint claims a conspiracy caused the oppression and boycotting of stage performers during the recent film strike, seeking damages for loss of membership and alleged desertion.
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Los Angeles
Srpl
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Joca 37
Tinion
Foster Mother Charged Over Boy's Harsh Treatment
In Sacramento on Sept 18 a foster mother identified as Mrs. Ken Array was charged with inhuman treatment of a juvenile after neighbors reported a boy in pain at an Anderson garage. The case cites alleged neglect and absence of proper care leading to the boy's distress.
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Bacramento
Gali
Frank Geasner
Anderson
Hearst Urges Haven for Exiled Jews and German Refugees
W R Hearst backs welcoming German Jews fleeing persecution and supports admitting a proportion to the United States. He states that persecuted peoples have strengthened America, praising their courage and ideals while opposing closing doors to such refugees. The message to the Zionist Organization of America signs thanks and offers cooperation.
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Zionist Organization of America
Hearst Vewsspapers
Willian Randolph Hearst
United States
Germany
Palestine
William Randolph Hearst
40 Hour Week Proposal Aims to Add 25000 Jobs in Shoe Industry
Washington September hearing on a 40 hour work week for boot and shoe firms projects a 25000 job rise next year with industry leaders claiming current hours average 45 weekly. J F Mebichitt of the National Shoe Association notes intense price competition may push costs and prices higher as production shifts.
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Washington
J. F. Mebichitt
National
Sout and Shoe Association
New Hampshire
Indusbey
Hieler
New Coal Code Drafted by NRA for Biluminous Industry
Washington D D Stl reports at NRA headquarters a new recovery code for the biluminous coal industry is being written. The dispatch notes exports to Mexico and routes via Laredo, with August trade data showing increased shipments and carloads, totaling in Acpesh and import totals for August.
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NRA
Washington
D. G
Mexico
Laredo
Moxtes
Angus
Acpesh
Carionda
Imporia
Enelance i Anigust
NAB Convicts Recaptured After Gunfight Near Marksville
Two inmates who escaped Angola State Penitentiary during a raid Friday were recaptured near Marksville after a gun battle with Avoyelles Parish deputies. No officers were harmed in the exchange of fire. Four other escapees remained at large, with suspects headed toward Shreveport or Alexandria in stolen vehicles.
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Marksville
Angola
Penaltara
Barday
Taday
Here
Avoyellos Parish
Inflation Urged by Texas Solon Stimulates Debate
Seok May American inflation policy draws attention as Texas congressman presses for swift action. The discussion centers on curbing rising prices and stabilizing the economy amid concerns about wages and cost of living.
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Seok
Texas
Solon Wallington
D. C
Ropcrela Gia Frgie
Mont Finngevelt
Mirtengy Ty Ak
Jonal
Lilian Dolines
Roosevelt approves plan to consolidate 190 posts into permanent stations
President Roosevelt today approves a plan to eliminate and consolidate posts, spending about 59 million dollars to merge 30 ashers into permanent stations. White House officials say choices on which posts will be dropped or retain authority for funding shifts are not yet announced. Officials indicate the present number of posts exceeds the previously cited 190.
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Wagfington
Roosevelt
Abine White Howe
Itwig
Luna
Ara
White Howse
Baptists' Drive Sets Texas Fund Goal at 318120
Dallas reports outline of the Baptist drive to raise 318120 dollars for the denomination's general work in Texas. The executive board met to frame the irreducible requirement for the co vn program, detailing the campaign's essential budget and fundraising steps.
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Dallas
Texas
Tragedy Strikes County Jail Inmate Death
In Chicago on September 13 a 42 year old man Felder Kowalohyn, held for a serious incident involving his wife and step-daughter, died in his jail cell. Authorities report the death was by his own action during a pillow-related incident. The grand jury had been convened for the case.
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Rhicagg
Feler Kowalohyn
Wes
Wimcell
Disaster aid approved for drought relief efforts
President Roosevelt ordered sixty million dollars in emergency relief to Washington D C to address drought declared emergencies. The aid aims to combat drought, locusts, and hopper damage, supporting relief measures across affected areas.
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Waskington
D. C
Roosevelt
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