Mussolini eye sees Ethiopia fate in Europe power play
Arthur Brisbane reports on Britain and France proposing a trade for Ethiopia amid Mussolini's push for Italy's dominance in Africa. The piece compares the current crisis to 1914, notes potential territorial concessions by Britain and France, and questions whether Italy would gain or lose from aggressive moves.
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Universal Service
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France
League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
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England
Ethiopia
Soam
Thalys
Automobile Robbed From Veteran at Brackenridge Park
A Spanish War veteran from Kalamazoo report ed his car stolen at Brackenridge Park while touring. Estimated value of missing items totals 350 dollars, with testimony listing a suitcase, clothing, a fountain pen, a watch, and other belongings. Police noted numerous incompletely legible witness statements and addresses in the case.
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W. A. Stephenson
Gibbs Building
Darby
Italian Charges British War Mystery In Slaying
Barry Simpson a 72 year old San Antonio Public Service Company watchman was found dead on the downtown office’s first floor. Police say a bloodstained path from the body to an exit door and abrasions on the head suggest foul play though the watch remained in its holster and no shots were fired. An autopsy was ordered as detectives and officials investigate the unclear circumstances surrounding his death. Survivors include the widow Louise and sons Harry and George, with funeral services announced.
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Barry Simpson
Aransas Avenue
San Antonio Public Service Company
Simpson
Ed Schueneinsun
Colorado Street
Sark
Neal Ang B. E. Oreilly
Schueneingun
Joe McCgowen
George Johnson
Elaims Department
Chalra Almpeon
Tomfort
Justice of the Peace
Bat Uornigan
Ed Amacker
Fred Littlepage
Noor
Harry Oi
Dian
Felday
Blede Chapel
P. B. Hi
Louise Simpson
Harry Simpson Jr
George Simpson
Sa Antonio
Bitte Davis Yuma
Ariz
Re ‘Wiliams
Intermeny Wilt
Ban Teac ‘Uirlal Park
Squally Weather Sends Boats Home
A weather disturbance off the Carolinas sent boats home along the Atlantic coast. The Weather Bureau warned of a sight disturbance moving northeasterly as winds spread from Florida into the Atlantic. No storm conditions were observed and no increase in intensity was reported. Walter J Bennett, hauler meteorologist, noted the disturbance remained limited in scope.
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Pla
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Oak
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Walter J. Bennett
Burea
Florida
Atlantia
Mystery of Bones Solved in Local Case
Deputies recovered human bones from a trunk linked to a chiropractor's study. A woman found the trunk while renting a vacant Gladstone avenue property and opened a bank to view its contents. Dr. T. N. Goodison identified the bones as those of Mr. Caindal, who ran a chiropractic clinic and has since moved to Henderson.
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van Dine
Thanday
Gladstone Avenue
Jack Hale
Buddy" Turk
Lawrence Millard
T. N. Goodyson
Caindal
Elipsc
Siice
Henderson
Warmer Weather Nears Return to Normal in San Antonio
Temperatures climb toward normal September levels in San Antonio and vicinity as U S Weather Bureau official J H Jarboe reports a four degree deficit earlier in the week has been cut in half and is expected to be closed by Friday. Easterly winds ease and partly cloudy skies give way to generally fair conditions with milder mornings improving the cool spell for residents.
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San Antonio
U.S
J. H. Jarboe
Texas
World Prices on Wheat Go Higher
World wheat prices surged in Chicago trading on September 19. May wheat rose to 1 012 38 a new high for the season while later May futures reached 1 023.4 points, with Liverpool and Buenos Aires markets also advancing amid fears of East African war and Argentina crop damage.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Rotterdam
Buenos Aires
Dixie towed to New York after 17 days at Provida reef
The Morgan liner Dixie was floated and towed toward New York after seventeen days on Provida reef. Teal weather and sea conditions reportedly influenced Captain Sund to abandon plans for a lyo day, proceeding with the tow to port.
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Provida Reef
Dixie
New York
Cant. B
Sundstram
Ford Sees Work as Answer to Unemployment Says Not Worried About Taxes
Henry Ford, famed auto magnate, declares he is not worried about inheritance or income taxes and that unemployment will be solved by work. He argues the dole would delay recovery and emphasizes self-help and business readiness, amid questions on 1936 politics and expansion plans. Admiral Hobson criticizes autocracy and praises Soviet strategy, urging public sentiment to guide capital and labor rather than government, as resolutions move for committee review.
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Ats
Henry Ford
Iullisnilionaire Auto
Eilencs
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Ford
Iulmeelt
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Dale
Detrott
Tver
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
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United States
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Pacific
Sid
Two youths receive suspended terms for burglary pleas
Two youths admitted breaking into a grade school building on July 15 and pled guilty to indictments charging burglary in the Criminal District Court Calh, receiving suspended sentences. Defendants were Jesus Casterada and Carlos Li Da. C Hill, superintendent of buildings and grounds for the San Antonio Tidependent Seno district, was listed as a witness.
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Jesus Casterada
Rehman Street
Carlos Li da
MecLeary Street
C. Hill
San Antonio Tride+ pendent
Seno
Italy Faces War Pressure as Rails Torn Up in Rome
Rome reports England allegedly desires war to hinder Italy’s course. Naples dispatches note submarines arriving from Trieste amid Ethiopian crisis preparations. Steel shortages push municipalities to tear up street tram tracks for foundry feed, with 4,000,000 men in royal exam push.
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Ttalian
England
Italy
Giornale D’italia
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Mediterranea
Crash Injures Two Officers at Randolph Field
Captain H. M. Turner and First Lieutenant H. D. Williams were seriously hurt when their PT-3 trainer crashed at Randolph Field during landing. Turner, a Avoca Iowa native, and Williams, from Mone toe Georgia, were taken to the Post hospital. Williams described as extremely severe. Meanwhile Mayor Quin ordered a city health department personnel efficiency study, with Dr. W. A. King to prepare a full payroll and performance report affecting 133 workers and a $12,000 monthly payroll. The move follows a U.S. Public Health Service health survey reportedly reviewed by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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H. D. Williams
Randolph Steld
Dele
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Furtter
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Iowa
Hrooksfield
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West Point
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Woman Beaten and Bound in Chicago Home Invasion
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Melen James, 21, was bound and gagged and whipped by an elegant stranger in her home early today. The attacker, armed with a pistol, commanded her husband Orlando James to a chair as the intruder assaulted her in an adjoining room, leaving her bloodied and hospitalized. The assailant had previously been linked to a similar attack on another tenant in the same building last month.
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Chicago
Melen James
Oslando James
Nat
Felice
Second Workman Dies in Collapse at Hollis Theater
Boston September 19th The second collapse during demolition of the Hollis theater today killed a Black laborer. One worker was killed in yesterday's crash and eight others were injured in the incident.
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Boston
Hollis Theater
Grain Broker Raps FDR Farm Program
A grain broker from St. Louis criticized the FDR farm program in a speech to the Grain Dealers Association. He urged the administration to reverse policy and pursue steps toward relief, labeling the plan as economic penalty and calling for reforms.
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Chicaza Grain Tra
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