Boal Completes No Show This Year At Exhibition
The board discussed a plan to sell a permanent exposition site funded by a $50,000 loan and stock sale. A November sale at the Harrisburg Road location was proposed to finance construction, with the aim of a permanent fair complex under city oversight.
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Irralgam
Ming Campbell
Ie Beard
Earl Avin
Couvell
Forstbon
Alnoh
Bellaage
Kirpeition
Rommitten
Ghocwell
Ener
Ereeviien
Somme
Ed Mtheman
J. W. Cooley
Max Kallas
Maney W. Tawiltan
Bem Becker
Welker
J.C. Ore
Hol
Wolice
Aes
Harrisburg
Swindon
Fragmented OCR Text With The Dead Man Says Ther Snely
fragmented OCR passage analyzes death and truth claims with oblique phrases and garbled names. it discusses imagination of a world with color and mood, mentions a figure coco mann cartan and a veiled critique of reality and artful perception using phrases about weather and life.
Appointments and Vacancies in City Posts Noted in Memo
May 25 report lists 10 pill vacancies and several appointments across city offices. Names include W. Wald as vice president, A. Le Rupe as superintendent, and others in the Houston and Texas Central area. Details describe transitions amid transfers and promotions, with mention of a line supervisor and internal changes within the administration.
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Ube
Pole
Papa
GB Wald
Uraident
Lie Tel
Hambor
Wale
Auperioreusine
Neineding
Walah
Netiutre
Merus
Hovvirm
Hhrvens
A. le Rupe
Kystrol
LY. Kelly
Dian Han Ang
Houston
Trvas Central
Metal
Ha View
Lowlaiain UN
Omie Gadrvsing
Ban Auta
Weatherfard
Iy Wut
Dallas Ivan
Weather forecast calendar entry with regional notes
A fragmented forecast page outlines a weather outlook with scattered references to dates, regional areas, and service notes. It mentions Houston Perifie ernica and local bureau services, with unclear event timings and a tentative October planning note. The text is garbled and partly unintelligible.
Tariffs and diplomacy clash over renewable trade policy
A garbled Washington dispatch reports on tariff debates and retaliation implications tied to the Inter American treaty. It notes U S and Mexican positions, retroactivity concerns, and potential legal remedies while detailing ongoing negotiations and anticipated moves by Obregon and other leaders.
Shopworkers Vote To Reject Wage Cut
Workers at a franchisee vote against a proposed wage reduction amid evolving pay scales. Union officials say the effort reflects broader industry pressure for fair compensation while management plans to review terms.
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Turion
House Votes by Large Margin on Beer Sale Bill
The House passed the beer sale measure by a wide margin despite heavy opposition. Debate centered on enforcement, regulatory powers, and the Volstead Act, with proponents urging a clear path to legalization while opponents warned of moral and social risks.
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Sayeulay Bate
Fmatarion Wi
Wayne U. Wheeler
AniBalcon Jae
Ie Will
Rash
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Tone
Campbell
Eeitton
Declan
Deywerrat
New York
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Urna
Dee
Spurchok
Martin
Nirkven
Corry
Daria
Pleehild
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Glynn
HIN
Hogan
Huby
Erie
Kain
Weller
Rieu
Kile
Far Ofew York
Ebhihash
Camgenethy
Mofanghiin
Penesivania
MacCrogoe
Mtaiktoy
Lane
Mintoney
Mo Pritt
Ie Morin
Mudd
Noles Ogden
Parker
New Sterney
Vunlelitte
Renaley
Meter
Nopora
Ryn
Barder
Bontord Om
Meylor
New Jones
Tl Ware
Woight
Way
Wirt
Miter Watene
Democmaty Afainat
Canyibell
Ileania
Chien
Deal
Parrot
Ortiin
Phen
Torna
Tawra
Sheer
Kharedy- Rus
Contingent Movements Near Kelly Pl"iers Ahead of Tilt
A garbled report outlines plans for a contingent from Kelly Pl iers to move toward Tillington. Mentions partial movements, participants, and uncertain timings with several names and places obscured.
Role of Reason in Dry Law Enforcery Detected in Penn Report
Disjointed text from a June report notes a discussion on enforcing dry laws and the role of reason in police actions. The fragment mentions American Institute, a May event, and a unclear reference to legal enforcement, with names and places obscured by OCR errors.
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Wanhington
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Omeothy
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