Mixed Florida News and Bribing The Tariff Bill
An assorted column by Arthur Brisbane discusses a Broadway murder case where Earle Peaces strangled his wife and burned her body to conceal the crime. The piece shifts to tariff amendments, Ford car manufacturing, foreign ownership, and prohibition’s impact on industry. It cites Senator Reed and Henry Ford, then critiques Prohibition’s reach through industrialists and farmers. Page 13, Cal 4.
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New York
Earle Peaces
Weather Almanac for Touriats and Regions
Forecasters warn Thursday night into Friday will see variable winds and mild temperatures. Records show highs near 88 degrees in some locations with lows around the 40s to 50s, and scattered cloud cover across many cities. Southeast winds at 18 mph affect Texas while other regions report clear or cloudy skies with no freezing conditions expected.
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Ban Antonie
Vielolizi
Ferupecatire
Alexi Muro
Tam
Denver
Coto
Coe
Loe Angeles
Galt
Clavér
Croudy
New Orient
New York
Tonle
Paul
Sion
Beattie
Wash
Talnto
Ohio
Ruth
Parninston
D.C
Body Caught by Prop in Jump for Life
A drowning incident occurred as a body was caught by a propeller during a lifeboat rescue attempt. Weather updates, hurricane alerts, and coast guard advisories dominated the day as crews worked to locate survivors and assess the storm’s movement near the Bahamas and Florida coast.
Five Thousand Gallons of Whiskey Burned in House Fire
Fire at 214 Claremont Avenue gutted the second floor and roof after a Wednesday raid. Fire Chief J G Yarram cited ignition from liquor fumes following a raid on Lynam Stephens, held on murder charges in Charles Sterenz's death. 5000 gallons of whiskey found, firefighter burned, looters deterred. A separate report notes a fatal plane crash near Kelly Field as cadet Whitcomb died in an attempted egress from a spin maneuver. Surviving parents are listed as Mr and Mrs A C M Whitcomb of Helena Montana.
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Claremont Avenue
J. G. Yarram
Lynam Stephens
Charles Sterenz
Sarran
Aubrey Hopkins
Stephens
Prohibition
F. 3
Schulte
No. 14
Santz Hess Infirmary
Sarray
Bilday
Phil Wright
Clark
Whitcomb
Kelly Field
Eaily Field
Brrs
G. A. Pepper
ATS
March Field
Calif
A. CM. Whitcomb
Helena
Mont
Blame for Tariff Placed on Hoover
Washington. UPI reported that senator Hemator Torah of Idaho, a Republican, stated Hoover must go through to the end of the tariff debate and bear responsibility for the outcome as the presidency backed the flexible principle in the tariff discussion. The senator urged accountability for the broader measures in the policy debate.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Hemator Torah
Republican
Idaho
Senate
Hoover
Houston Selected as 103rd WCTU Convention City
INDIANAPOLIS Sept 26 Houston was chosen as the 103rd convention city of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union by the national executive committee at a morning meeting. Denver, Colo shared next seats meeting.
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Houston
T.U
Indianapolis
The
Waran'a Christian Temperance Union
National Executive Committee
Denver
Colo
Bo Rought
Hoover Unable to Make Texas Visit
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover would be unable to visit Texas or New Mexico, with officials conveying plans altered and uncertainty about travel dates. The note cites delays and the administration weighing trips to the Southwest in the near term.
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Hoover
Texas
Washington, D. C
Fi—Benatoe Cutting
New Mexico
Moody Names Two Game Officials in State
Governor Moody appointed Ruchner of Cal and J C T Bilen to officiate late season games at Marshall, confirming appointments amid statewide athletic administration changes.
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Austin
I—M
Ruchner
Cal
J. C. T. Bilen
Marshall
Asd Ogater Communistie
Meody
Veteran VIII Gonsul Sentenced For Embezzlement
Gereld W. Babl a former consul at Monterey was sentenced by Judge Davis West to one year and one day in Leavenworth for embezzling government funds. Despite a defense citing need to maintain dignity, his good past record from 1917 to 1827 and World War I service influenced a light sentence.
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Gereld W. Babl
Monterey
Bahl
Vlaa
DaVis West
Leavenworth
West
Nan
Tonsul Mist
Hut
Figbert Schwerpe
Fair Skies and Warm Weather for San Antonio
Pleasant autumn weather with light winds is forecast for Thursday night and Friday in San Antonio. Blazing sunshine Friday should push the temperature near 88 degrees after a cool 66 degrees Thursday morning. Weather disturbances along the South Atlantic coast are not expected to affect the area.
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Miami
Florida
Washington
Jupiter
San Antonia
He Jachor
South Atlantic
Woman Solon Sits in Speaker's Chair in House History
Edith Nearie Rogers of Massachusetts becomes the first appointed woman speaker pro tem in the House. She presided briefly today by authority of Speaker Longworth during a written session.
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Solon
Washington, D.C
Edith Nearie Rogers
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Longworth
Graf Zeppelin Takes Flight Over Switzerland
Graf Zeppelin departed this morning on a publicity trip over Switzerland. The airship carried a crew and a notable payload as it began its reconnaissance and promotional circuit across the Alpine country.
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Graf Zep
Switzerland
Graf Zeppelin
Lois Pantages Appeals After Manslaughter Conviction
Mrs Lois Pantages wife of a theater magnate was convicted of manslaughter for a fatal automobile collision with a Japanese gardener. She collapsed sobbing when verdicts were read and faces sentencing at 2 p.m. Judge Hardy will determine whether she serves one to ten years. Defense seeks probation or appeal bond set at $50,000.
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LS Angeles
Lois Pantages
Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Carlos Hardy
California
Sixth Stevens Murder Charge Filed In Broad Street Case
The sixth murder charge in the Stevens slaying was filed by the specific department at noon Thursday. Lee Cottle alias Louis Copeland was jailed after the filing. The complaint, lodged in the Justice of the Peace court, was signed by Charles Peters, chief deputy sheriff. Cottle was captured Wednesday night on Broadway after a chase up an alley. Sheriff Alfonso Newton said two more charges would be filed soon, names of suspects withheld. Lynn Stephane remains charged with murder but has not yet been arrested. The journalist noted continued coverage on page 18.
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Fhe
Anbush
Charles Stevens
Lee Cottle
Touis Copeland
Court of Justice of the Peace
Louis Boltz
Charles Peters
Cottle
Broadway
Teng Diz
Luther King
George Burke
Alfonso Newton
Lynn Stephane
Toe Vbarist
Grant Jr dies in California mystery incident
Ulysses S. Grant Jr., son of the late General, dies after a night at a lodge near San Bernardino, seventy miles north of Los Angeles, with preliminary reports incomplete and authorities investigating.
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Grant Jr
Ban Diego
Calif
Ulysses S. Grant Jr
Lete
Diyases S. Grant
Ec Saudters Lodge
Sos Angeles
Said
56 Gallon Still Seized Near Tyler in Prohibition Strike
Federal agent Robert L. Gallowar and Deputy Sheriff H. Beam seized and destroyed a 56 gallon still and related equipment near the Neches River west of Bullard in Smith County. No arrests or warrants mentioned.
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Tyler
Robert L. Gallowar
Prohibition
Sherif. H. Beam
Neches River
Bullard
Smith County
Tyler Truck Line Permit Granted
Sept 25 Tyler Truck Line permit granted by the Texas railroad commission truck division. F Fasler of Lindale obtained the permit to operate a new line between Teter and Lindale, making three round trips daily over a one mile route.
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TYLDR
Terns
Permnit
Teter
Licdaly
Texas Rilroad Commission
F. Fasler
Lin’dale
Orient to Operate Large Motor Cars
Alpine Texas September 2 two larger motor cars will begin service on the Orient branch of the Santa Fe from San Angelo to Del Rio. The order to place them has been issued by A J Cleary, special agent in charge.
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Orient
Alpine
Texan
Sante Fe
Hen Angelo
Siplap
A. J. Cleery
Seperiawedet
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