Folly of Rumor and Public Juxtapositions in 1923
The article, a long-winded critique by Arthur Brisbane style, debunks a false story alleging Hoover drank with Clarence Dacca and ridicules a Syracuse campaign yarn about Governor Smith. It cites fifty reporters who confirm Hoover is a total abstainer and urges candidates to speak for themselves. It also notes post office plans to speed mail service and hints at a Bernstein Oil and German dye trust alliance amid industrial commentary.
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Weather Brief For San Antonio Region Tonight and Thursday
Local forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with a mix of showers. Temperatures near 40s, winds from the north to northeast at moderate speeds, and a slight chance of rain as a front moves through.
Stroller Finds Lottery Running Strong in L A
A chaotic clipping mentions a warning to bar Aimee McPherson and a pastor denouncing her as dangerous. It portrays London church leaders cautioning against her healing claims and a kidnapping scare tied to Mrs. Metherson in Los Angeles.
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Straton Arrives in San Antonio to Oppose Al Smith
Dr. John Roach Straton a fundamentalist pastor from Calvary Baptist Church New York arrived in San Antonio with his wife prepared to speak against Al Smith at the Municipal auditorium in the evening. He has spoken in major Southern cities before crowded audiences.
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French Aviation Office Reorganizes War Era Controls
The cabinet decides to transfer aviation activities from the ministries of war sea and colonization to a new aviation board. The change consolidates oversight under a single aviation authority, effective soon.
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WEGER WEST FACING PETITION TO KEEP ON BALLOT
A sheriff candidate in Boxat county faces a petition challenge to remained on the official ballot for the November general election. Judge Augustus Y. McCloskey set a hearing for Wednesday afternoon to examine the motion and signatures. The petition seeks to remove the name of West from the ticket, citing participation doubts in the Democratic primaries.
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Fundamentalist Leader Sees South Swing to GOP Nominee
Dr John Roach Straton of New York declared in San Antonio that the South is breaking from the Democratic party and supports the Tammany-backed GOP nominee. He spoke at the Calvary Baptist Church and predicted a shift due to Smith’s record and New York opposition.
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Telephone hearing delayed in San Antonio injunction case
Opening of hearings before Master Dibrell on the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. bid for a permanent injunction against San Antonio from enforcing a city public utilities ordinance has been moved from Oct. 7 to Oct. 15. Judge Dibrell said the long conference with the San Antonio firm and involved witnesses made the rescheduling necessary. The change comes amid a broader convention period complicating lodging for out of town experts.
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City Police to Crack Down on Gambling in Western District
Chief of Police Owen Killay Wetherday announced a drastic shake up to patrols and a new sledge hammer and pinch bar squad to assault gambling dens as nine arrests marked the opening of a drive before the America Legion convention. Detectives raided a downtown establishment on Marys Street finding four completed tables and a carpenter at work. Two men, Wille Garner and Albert Affler, were jailed on loitering and gambling charges. Plain clothes officers will monitor hotels and the western patrols will be replaced to curb gambling and lottery rooms.
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Lighter Fluid Or Lighter Head In Indy Fire Incident
In Indianapolis on September 30 the cigarette lighter of Toy Fran, 34, sparked a can of lighter fluid and set fire to his motor car. Fran sustained minor burns and firefighters were called to extinguish the blaze.
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San Antonians Brace for More Rain Two to Three Days
San Antonio forecasters predict another two to three day period of rainfall starting Wednesday afternoon. A storm over Mexico drives unsettled Southwest weather, but Jarbee of the weather bureau says rain likely not as heavy as last week when over four inches fell in three days. Expect continued cool conditions with temperatures dipping to the mid sixties Wednesday night.
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Girl Claims 11 Boys Executed at Southern California Farm
Tessie Clark, niece of Gordon Stewart Northcote, alleges that ten to eleven boys were killed at a Northcote farm in Southern California. Northcote, 25, is held for extradition to California on murder charges.
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Coolidge Plans Addresses on Oct 9 and Nov 11
President Coolidge is expected to speak in Fredericksburg Virginia on October 9 and on Armistice Day November 11. The events are part of a series of public appearances announced this week.
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Rebel Chief Captured by Mexican Federal Troops
Mexico City dispatch reports Daniel Magnana, a noted rebel chief, has been captured by federal troops in North Colima. The Excelsior wires confirm the arrest as part of ongoing security operations in the region.
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League of Nations Assembly Adjourns in Geneva
The ninth assembly of the League of Nations adjourned soon after a late session in Geneva. Delegates concluded their work for the period as the gathering dispersed amid ongoing international negotiations and agenda items.
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San Antonio gambling halls reopen amid clean-up push
The Stroller, probing city's alleged clean-up during the Legion convention, reports reality behind claims of closed gambling dens. He finds at least one operation still open downtown on Houston and Commerce streets, noting continued open gambling despite official edicts.
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