McCarthy Favored As Yankees Manager By Ruppert
The article discusses Roy Ruppert and the ownership's preference for McCarthy as the Yankees manager, praising his rebuilding ability and noting the desire for a decisive leader. It mentions connections with Owner Quinn, prior managers, and the boxing scene as context for the sports era.
Strike Boosts Enrollment in Danville Schools
DANVILLE VA A strike by 4,500 textile workers appears to have lifted school enrollment by 190 students this year says superintendent G L H Tolinson. He notes no other factors to explain the rise and calls the shift an apparent effect of the labor dispute.
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Brushing Up Sports in Winnemucca Purported Rabies Shadow
An odd, incomplete item from Winnemucca about dogs and a local event, mentioning rabies concerns and obscure names. The text is garbled with missing phrases but suggests a local sports or community note tied to health fears and a figure named Mal.
Dimnly Dore-Isn't Bill Just Wonderd So
In a clipped exchange, Laufer riffs on Bill’s rapid rise from private to field marshal in two months. The dialogue moves through speculation about a promotion and hints at possible court martial, reflecting turmoil and rumors within the ranks.
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Railroads May Extend Emergency Rates to March 1
The State Relief Committee announced that the Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized railroads to extend emergency inbound rate reductions through March 1. The move is permissive, not mandatory, allowing carriers to continue the one third cut if they choose, with the original emergency set to expire October 21. The rates cover inbound hay and feed and outbound live stock shipments from the state.
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Haddock
Extension sought by Drouth Relief Committee on shipments
The Drouth Relief Committee applied for a six week extension on shipments to packers. No other details are available in the readable text.
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Drouth Relief Committee
Fears She Is One of Perrys Brides
Mrs L E Temington now in Midland Texas says she was a Fort Worth resident and property holder until months ago. She claims she married a man in Durant Oklahoma on April 25 who is George Jiggs Perry the alleged murderer. She asks for a photograph from Chief Joe Wakejin to confirm Perry as her husband and notes Perry deserted her after gaining possession of her Fort Worth property and leaving for Chicago.
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Fort Worth Woman Claims Husband Fled to Chicago Under Alias
Mrs Remington says her husband George C Adams disappeared after selling her Fort Worth apartment for $4,000 and taking $40 from their hotel bankroll. She alleges he used a fictitious name and planned a trip to Chicago for a “big deal.” She later traveled to Midland seeking answers.
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Kopweh and Harnruler tale of job shifts by sight
Kopweh laments Dinklespool losing his job due to a peculiar eye affliction that causes double vision. Harnruler notes he quickly finds new work reading meters for the gas company reflecting a rapid comeback.
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Chinese Social Bureau Recommends Reducing Indecent News
Shanghai report states the Bureau of Social Affairs found indecent and immoral news in vernacular press to have risen by 2516 percent. It includes divorce suits and personal crisis reports and urges limiting space for such social news to protect the younger generation.
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Shanghai
Bureau of Social Affairs
Thick Steaks For Hunters In North Carolina Bear
A mountain bear weighing in at 0 pounds fought for 15 minutes in Barnardsville North Carolina before being killed by a rifle. Hunters later prepared bear steaks four inches thick from the carcass.
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Farmers Who Grow Living Successful Farmers Who Grow Living
County agents cite successful Hempstead county farmers like George Willie and Mr Write who plan for next year by growing food and feed at home and selling excess. They stress home production reduces debt and sustains livestock, noting over head costs and market risks influence prosperity in tough farming years.
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Yyheix
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Wire
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