Hearst Pact Expose Shocks Nation in Radio Address
Fragmented dispatch reports William Randolph Hearst’s National Broad casting address revealing the text of a secret naval treaty between England and France, with Hearst and MM Aylesworth promoting mass communications and broadcasting. The speech extols American citizenship and presses the unity of newspapers, magazines, and radio.
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Universal Berslee
New York
William Radelph Tearst
England
France
Torthig Siete
Valerarian
Mental
Hlearst
Raifio
MM. HL Aylesworth
Nanu -Treadradling Company
Oal
Sac’ Antonin
Enohe
National Broadcasting Company
Hearst Tauren
Aylaworth
Hearst
Mewayaper
Magorlin
Aorld
Railta
Amterigan
California
United States
William Randolph
William Mandalph Hearst
Amerikan
Citizensiip
Ravjeland
Radiolad Qyowadaya
Radin
Ciizenalip
Fascist Plot in Germany Exposed by Telegraph Dispatch
A translated telegraph report from Heipsic reveals a plan by a fascist faction to influence German officers toward Nazi alignment in a future conflict. Lieutenant Fuersen admitted the conspiracy aimed to implant a national spirit to compel officers to shoot Reichswehr dissenters and resist fascists. Adolf Hitler warns Europe of a political split as Germany eyes a path between National Socialists and Martian Socialists, with no middle option.
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Heipsic
Germany
Textimiar
Fuersen
Nalionpiikie
K. H. von Wiegand
Calereat Brevbee
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
France
Faglant
Ameries
La Salle in Sad Plight Revealed by Texas History Feature
In a Texas History Moseaet feature, La Salle’s voyage to the mouth of the Mississippi is recounted. The article notes his failure to find his target yet the accidental discovery that mapped a distant region into a county. The San Antonio Light presents a cartoon history installment for readers.
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la Salle
Mississini
Texas
Remains of Andree Reach Denmark Officials Meet Team
In Copenhagen on September 28, remains of Salonen August Andres and two companions arrived aboard the Swedish gunboat Svenskunt after their failed attempt to cross the North Pole in 1897. Danish fishermen and guard ships greeted the vessel, with the premier and minister of defense aboard.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Salonen
Rising Mercury With Rains In Alamo City
Weather forecast for San Antonio indicates rising temperatures with rain possible. Monday night through Tuesday bring a four degree swing, with Sunday’s cool spell marking the fall’s coolest day so far at 61 to 66 degrees and about .24 inches of rainfall. Temperatures dip to around 50s in parts of Texas.
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Bowers
Tarbon
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Texas
Panhandle
Nervous robbers raid mansion. $200 taken
In Chicago on September 28 PF reports two masked men with handkerchiefs robbed William Veo Relkey, a 60 year old multimillionaire, and Mex. Kelley at their Lake Wluff mansion last night. The assailants fled with about $200.
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Chicago
Inces
William Veo Relkey
Mex. Kelley
Lake Wluff
Dallas Man Named to State Board of Barber Examiners
Austin Hope reports a Dallas man joins the state board of barber examiners, succeeding Joe G Chosinut. The appointment elevates Dulina an arvorn to a board post, with the day’s developments noted as part of the barber profession coverage.
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Dallas
Austin
Hope
V—T. Robinson
Dulina
State Board of Barber Examiners
Joe Gchosinut
River line survey ordered to define dock and river boundary
City officials led by City Attorney I D Cebba Jr and Gils Kingsone J Ewig order a survey to determine a definite river line amid confusion over ownership and bank boundaries. The measure seeks certainty for city rights, property encroachments, and potential adjustments under state law to establish or recommend a proper line.
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Dusbick
eHlize
Cltires
Recr
Stake Lisb
Want Ads Market Listings With Mixed Prices And Descriptions
An assortment of local want ads mentions a pickup on Fret tucksburg Road and a frame home on Ashby Mace reduced to 4050. cafe and trade areas are highlighted with references to central locations. Several entries note newer items and trade in offers, with classifications guiding readers to shop sections.
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Tucksburg
Ashby Mace
Jobless Get Food Price Out New York Cafes
In New York on September prices at cafes drop to low levels as workers face unemployment. Soup costs four cents and coffee ten cents while Salisbury steak with potatoes and stewed tomatoes appears among cheap options. Cafes and shopkeepers cooperate to offer reduced prices to job seekers amid widespread joblessness.
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New York
Salisbury
Ruling changes poll tax receipts in Berar county
A new 1931 ruling limits poll tax receipts to one book per precinct, slowing issuance and reducing wholesale sales. About 10,000 to 15,000 voters may be affected as deputies no longer issue receipts for large employers. Duplicate receipts will be kept, with one filed locally and one sent to the state comptroller.
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Berar
Neil Campbell
Attorner Goeneral
Robert Tee Bonbitt
Campbell
Wirer
Lero
Cone
Suatin
Policeman Held in Bank Robbery in Everett Washington
A police officer was detained in connection with an $1800 robbery at the Citizens' Security Bank. Suspect ID and details relate to the September incident. armed suspects used machine guns. Further investigation ongoing to determine the officer's involvement and role.
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Everett
Wash
Clarence
Tormet Beattle Noli¢Emin
Litizens’ Security
Cig
New York Officials Testify in Roosevelt Probe
New York reports that Governor Franklin D Roosevelt demands city officials testify before a special grand jury probing corruption in magistrate appointments. The inquiry centers on whether immunity waivers were refused to obtain information.
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N.Y
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ceage
Hoover Returns From Trip to Rapidan Camp
Washington DC sent. A prominent Moyer returned to the capital early today after speaking at the Rapidan camp. He arrived amid reports of ongoing negotiations and political maneuvering tied to the Bundar events and national leadership.
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Hoover
Trip
Rapidan Washingirin
D.C
Previlent Moyer
Arly Titay
Speail Ung Bundar
Gambling by Soviet so denied at Chicago exchange hearing
The Chicago Board of Trade heard testimony on foreign government selling of wheat to depress prices. Witnesses including Munnell and Burnell discussed hedge versus gamble, with references to Soviet, Canadian, Argentine, and Cuban deals. The inquiry, tied to Agriculture Secretary Byde’s charges, probes whether foreign governments acted to influence market prices.
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Chicago
Short Sells
Kwnugna Axelson
Dranse Aelions
Munnell
Bunnell
Hamilton Kish Jr
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
Artur MM. Byde
Mussa
The
Board of Trade
Weather Forecast for Antone and Surroundings
Weather outlook shows showers tonight and Thursday with variable temperatures. A cool period continues with a highest forecast near 1 drought unit and light winds from the northeast to southeast. Cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with possible showers, especially in the east.
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Flan Antone
Visinnit
Winda
This Bride Obeys Husband This Bride Obeys Husband
In Chicago a man named Thomas Loesch attempted to rescue his wife after she fell into a fire. He followed, dragged her to pilings and then collapsed. bystanders hailed him a hero. Mrs Loesch survived, while her husband was jailed after the incident.
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Thomas Loesch
Che Foe
Loach
Sey
Wheat Opens Weak as Prices Fall Nearly Two Cents
CHICAGO September 2 Wheat futures opened lower with a decline around two cents amid weak Winnipeg and Liverpool markets. Front month September fell to around 7 1/2 cents and December to about 7 1/2. Corn and oats also opened lower with fractional declines.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Youth, 16, Off on Hop Across U.S. to Break Pal's Record
Rob Rick, 16, Elizabeth avia tor, sails from Nesats metropolitan airport to attempt the first junior trans continental speed record. His friend Ede Erchneider, 19, of Jersey City supports from the ground. Weather risks delay takeoff up to five times. hoped winds from Toledo area aid the voyage.
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U.S
Pal
Neawank
Rob Rick
Elizabeth
Nesats
Ede Erchneider
Jersey City
Gas Explosion in Chivagu Claims Two Women
In Chivagu a gas explosion in an apartment building killed 44 year old Nancy Derry and left 35 year old Gertrude Dongin seriously injured. The incident occurred in the building where Mrs Derry’s apartment was located directly above Dongin’s unit.
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Chivagu
NSP
Nancy Derry
Gertrude Dongin
Mies Perry
Flier Plans Fast New York Paris Trip
Univernal Service reports weather from Europe as Capt. Roy W. Remauel says he will likely depart soon to beat the rising time of Colonel Lindbresu en route to the Pacific.
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N.Y
Paris
Mother Jones Near End of Life Span Reported
A garbled notice reports that Mother Jones is near death with authorities stating her condition is critical. The fragment references WAKTTINGTON and local leaders and cites a physician.
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Jones
City to levy outside sewer rentals after plant opening
City officials announced at a Monday council meeting that an upcoming sewer disposal plant will cost about 100000 annually to operate and no ordinance dated March 1 1922 will be enforced requiring residents outside city limits to pay an annual rental for sewer connections. A second resolution set rental rates and authorized collection notices for those connected to city sewers outside the city. Mayor and commissioners plan a meeting with Alamo Heights officials to discuss rentals.
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San Astonia
Iso
Authouigeing
Magoc Ant
Alamo
Ind
Poe
Nineteen Police Hurt as Paris Demonstration Escalates
In Paris on September 20 nineteen officers were injured while trying to quell a demonstration in the Communist quarter following an election for a member of the Chamber of Deputies in which a Communist defeated a rival candidate.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Twenty Feared Lost in Break of Slay Dam
Twenty men were feared dead after a break at a dam tied to a mine disaster in an Alenina tch area. Details were scarce as reports from UPI noted a break or collapse with limited information on casualties or exact location.
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Aleninatch
Togostark
UPI
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Pit Head
Derge
Burmell
Probers
Pictur
UOERG
Alamo Heights
Col
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Sieffer
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